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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13
IPO[R CABLE. +
e. Kaiser a Italia.
Entrevista con Victor Ma
nuel y Francisco Jose
Sc supone ell yiaje relaciOnadO
con la ''tripIice."

Berlin, Mayo 13.-El kaiser
esta hacienda los preparativos
para un viaje a Italia con ab-
jeto de visitar al rey Victor
Manuel en- Napoles. De esta
ciudad pasara a Viena donde
celebrara una larga conferen-
cia con el emperador Fran
cisco Jose.
Sc concede gran importancia
a la entrevista de estos tres
soberanos, creyendose relacio-
nados con la tr{pIice, Acorn
pafla al kaiser el camciller
principe BueloW.
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MhTILOIDES-H meior Y mas seguro
de tOGos los cspecfficos hasta ahora COMO
cidoa para IA Cura PermsneRte de todas
las fnicrmedades de Ia uretra, "a sean estas
oronIcls sgudas. COntiens el flujo curs
por complete. en- menos tempo que nin-
gun otro Prsparado similar las ronorress
espe-matorreas cistitis. etc Nejor cue
las lnyeocionss y muy superior al sAudaIo
'oTaiha- EmPleza q surtir ~ efscto las
tres ruatro hoTas de hsberss tornado.
Los 'MLIlLOIDES'-s fzciles de to-
mar estAa prsparados de manera que
no re'tieiven e. est6msgo NJ producer ma
los efeyt1s-
DE Nsnta en todas las BoticAs. Pi-
danse mucstras gratis sus Gnicos iabrica
les.
Fredsriek SteaFns & Ca Detroit, Mie6-
gan. L SA
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AVIS(.

La San.s Juan Power & Light
Comp. avisa a sus anonados
que esta noche utilicen la me-
nor cantidad de luz possible,
pues con motive de una Gre
ciente del rio Com eric la plan
ia ALI estableCida ha tenido
que suspender sus trabajos
y Sc dara luz a San Juan con
la planta de Santurce que es
de menor potencia.
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PubIico que Sc d.
ViGrtG en- AguadiIIa.
'0rr.nua~.au de Ia IA. Psgina-

'7r''nua~."n de il IA. rsgins.
IIc-puc~ de una lucha de
~r>peradi oan cI afamado
ll"rmC Un III rarreras.
i prrnrrfo dc eSto de POGO
ifmIu c.fa parte ha sido
cn'l~lasm6 a dicho sport
Hr"- 49, l9u rrcado en- corto nti-
nua1 ,i. >.manas los tr0pS ST.
-Hr.'c- fhic0gO. -im6rJcG.
In.a.- Bosior. Z0potero,
ia."'.....' E "trOs cuyOs QOm
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13
MAESTRO"
JUGANDO DADOS.
Circular del goberna-
dor Post a los jefes
de Departamentos.
Los "capacitados para ell
gobierno propio" jugando
dinero y bebldas.
Los representatives de la prem
Sa de los EStadOS UnidOS, ha.
ran NUTS"

Government House. Mayo
T, 1909.
< los Jefes de Departamen-
toS del Gobicrno InsuIar, San
Juan.
ScHorca:
He sido informado de q.
cierto numero de empleados
del GobiernO tienen la costum
brc de jugar dadoS en- salones
Y restauratns publicos, por di
nero Y por bebidas.
FL Jefe de la PoIicia Sc ha
de esta costumbrc. Y
Sc We en- una embarazosa situa
cidn, o tcniendo que arrestar
il los emplcados del Gobierno,
d pcrmltIr que Sc yiolC la Ley
Gle una manCra visible.
Rcromcndart que Nd. la
me Ia atcnri6n al personal de
Su Drpartumcnto, que csta
practica dchc cesar, Y que los
que continuen en-
ella scrdn dclcni1os dc la mis-
ma manCra quo rualquier otro
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esta capital el acto de la coro-
nacl6n y la vista de las reli-
quias sagradas del Profeta Q
sea la Ascenci6n al CaIifato Q
Papado de la Mecca, que lie da
el reeonocimiento como Jefe
de la rellji0n Musulmana.
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En- Ell CuaTtGI general.
Manati, Mayo 12-Jefe, P

Manati, Mayo 12-Jefe, P.
|. San Juan.
Comandante Puesto Bar
celoneta informa que aver fu6
arrestado por guardia Anto-
Mo Luciano individuO Juan
Rios, por yiolaci6n a RaoSa
Rodriguez hija natural del mis-
mo: puesto disposition juez
Municipal eXigele 5000 dollars
flanza.
Gimenez, ,Jefe DITTO.
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AVISO.@ 81

Las personas que deseen
obtener patrones de los fl
gurines del servicio de mo,
das de La Correspondent,
cia, pueden dirijjiirse a es-
tas oficinas. El precio de
cada patron es de 10 cen
tavoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-13
VIDA Y VIGOR
No hay preparado a1guna SINH
lar que ha dado tantas praebas
de su eficacia como Ia
0zo1llu1si01l

eompuesta de Aceite Pufo de
Higado de Bacalao de Noruega,
con Hipofosfitos De Cal Y de
Soda y G1icsfir,a pofque es el
fesu1tado de On procedimisnto
nuevo estfietarnente cientifico
despues de f1uchos amos de este
do y adefnas no Sc fabrica sola-
mente para vender. sino para
cufar. - - II
La oZOMULSIoN ha dado
vida y vigof a miles de honbres,
mujeres y niiaos, en- todos los
paises.
Es el unico prepafado que VI
taliza Y regenera los tejidos de-
genetados. No es solamente Una
medicina mas On a1imento.
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In esta lmprents Sc veude papel
de penodico s dos pesos quintL
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-31
BELLEVUE.

Mrs. Dogen died on last Saturday morning
| Al The home OF Mr.. Louis Bradley OF Sando-
yer. Mrs. Dozen left Atlanta last June
thinking the country air would be beneficial,
but for some time she has been sinking rap
idly. After funeral services by Rev. Mr..
Duren Sabbath morning, her remains were
placed by the side OF ber sister. Miss Pc.
months ago; intermept was at Buffalo.
Rev. Mr.. Duren Of Mccormick, pastor o1
| Buffalo, was stricken with paralysis on Mon
day morning and is still in very critical
condition..
Supervisor Stevenson is down this week
III ak ing arrangem ents for building the bridge
| at McKittrick's Mill.
M. John Wardlaw is In Charleston this
week atten ding court.
Messra. w. D. Morrah and W. W. Wsrdlaw
attended the meeting OF tbe K. Of P.'s at
| Starr, Anderson County, Wednesday night.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley OF WBsbing.
| ton, D. c., are on visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| W. Morrah OF Mt. Carmel.
| Miss Bessie Hagan OF Lethe entertain ed the
Social Club Thursday night,
Mr.. T. w. Cowan took trip to Abbevill Q
Saturday; he was accompanied by pretty
young lady.
Mrs Ella Tolbert spent Monday with her
aunt Mrs. Tfewitt near Lethe.
Miss Prentlss was calling In Sandover
Wednesday afternoon.
Our farmers are getting behind with th eir
past week on account OF wet weather.
DR.. Furst, an optician from Augusta, was
In Bellevue Thursday.
Mrs. j. G. Kennedy spent several days last
week at the Ancrum place with her sister
Mrs Lyon.
Rev. A. L. Patterson preached at Lethe in
the afternoon Of the second Sabbath.
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L. w. White Co.
MCCORMICK.

Misses Jennie E. Mcdonald and Mayme
Patterson accompanied by MesSrs lwiggs
supper at LIncotou. g., on last Friday
nipht.
Messrs NJ. L. Sturkey and L. L. RAJ kin
were IN Abbevile on business several days
last week.
Mr. anU .I-s. ]. E. Bradley and children
spent Safu,day night aud Sunday with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bradley in Troy.
Mrs. ss,ah Holland Ind niue baby from
pare MIS- Nj. aud Mrs. q. NJ. Sib,r ,rt at their
home here IN town.
Mr.. w. E. Powell from Pansy, Ca, passed
through here Thursday morning on MS way
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Calvert and children
will lsave tomorrow for HendersonvI l., n.
G whittier they 60 for rest and recreation,
and will return 10 their home here about
the first OF September.
Mr.. Wil Durem who was called to the bed
side of.bis father Rev. ]. E. Durtm, two
weeks sgo has returned TO his home in La
Fayette, Ga.
Messrs ]. W. Miller and c. l.. Harp,r from
Plum Branch were in town on business Fri
day
Miss Lula Sturkey from Leverett, Ca. is
among the visitors in town this week the
guests OF Mrs. Leila 8. Creigktor.
Mr.. Charl ley Strom from Rehnboth was the
pleasant guest OF his brother Mr.. W. c. Strom
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cothran from Angus
ia spent Sunday at the home OF Miss Fannie
Stuart On Ave. 5.
Mr.. r. F. Morris from WilliDeton was In
town few hours Friday on business.
MIR. Martin Weeks who hnS been for the
past several months engaged In business here
In Mccormick left last Monday for SpartaL
burg whitbrr he goes 10 take up the carpen.
ters trade al that place.
Mr.. J. E. lit, Cas- hier OF the Bank of Nc.
Cormick. spent seveaal days of last week in
Wilmington, Columbia, and other points on
business.
Rev. Patterson the A. R. p preacher of Mt
Carmel preached Sunday morning and Sun.
day night AT the Methodist Church here. He
is well known here and liked by all who
hear him preach.
"FoX Populi".
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Death Of Mrs. Tins.

In the death OF Mrs JAMIE Tins, wife Of Mr..
W. L. Tins, on March %, at Riley. 2. c., her
devoted husband aud five children have met
with an irreparabe 1883.
In the face ofill health and suffering that
would have daunted any other woman, she
bore herself with patience and christian
courage that will long remain an inspira-
tion TO those who knew her,. II sbe could
have prevented, her troubles and suffering
would have Cast no shadow on those around
her, for unselfish and generous To the end,
she tried to tighten for others the bnrden OF
sorrow. Her husband andlchiIdren gave her
their utmost love and care-all that any Of as
may givo TO our beloved here. but He giVeth
His beloved sleep. rest after wearipess,
peace after pain" No earthly thought can
be more beautiful than this.
Mrs. Tins had long been a member Of the
Hodges Baptist Church, where her kind heart
had endeared her 10 so many.
She also leaves q mother, and sister, Mra.
Bright Bowie of Due West, and two brothers.
Messre. Tom and Jim irwin OF Laurens.
The warm and sympathetic heart Of the
whole community goes out to rhis family in
their great grief and loss. A large circle of
relatives and friends attended the funeral
services at Walnut Grove church, Rileys,
which were conducted by her beloved pastor
the Rev. M. MCGEE. A Friend.
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lBBEV|LLE LUMBER COMPANY, INC.
fairfield.

The farmers have been very busy hauling
fertilizer last. week; all seem to be late max.
Ing start on the farm, as the weather has
been very bad.
Mr. Wylie Long spent Saturday night with
Messrs Tom and John Henry Young.
Miss Zellte Langley and little niece A. q.
Spence was at Mrs. Roberts few days sgo.
uncle Sammie's few days ago. ..#
MISS JAMIE and Mary Young was the pleas.
ant guests OF Miss Fannie Long Sabbath.
Say, do you girls In Loves Valley allow
Misses Annie and Mamie Cresws!L called TO
ser Miss Iva Beauford few days ago.
MI; J. W: Long and son Wylie we're at Alb
Mr.. J. A. Young was at Abbevllle last Tues
day on business.
Little Frank Young spent Tuesday with ].
Frank Long. .a -.
last week With her sister Mrs. ]. A. Brown.
Miss Willie Young and Miss Fannie Long
spent last Wednesday night at Mrs. Lourania
Leard, they had nice time as Mr. Leard
treated them ar after r. good supper to lot Of
Miss Epple Beauford from Bethla was down
visiting relatives near Troy last week.
Mrs. r. F: Bradley and Mrs. John McCsslan
called Friday to see Mrs. DR.. Neel who is
Miss Essie Beauford spent last Wednesday
at Mrs.. Louranis Leard's.
Miss Eppie :Beauford was accompanied to
=.
Miss Mary LoH Beauford last Thursday. 81
Mr.. F. T. louug and Mr.. J. A. Brown are
jurors at Abbevilie this week.
Miss Halle Palmer from inear Buffalo and
Mr.. Lewis. Robinson near Mccormick were
married March the 18th at Mccormick by
Rev, Friday.
Miss JAMIE Widsman from near McCor-
mick and Mr.. Cleveland Spence from near
Buffalo were married March the 20. by Mr..
Frank Cook.
Mr.. sammie and Frank Long called at
their uncle Sam Young g last Sabbath.
Mr.. j. W. Long called to see Mr.. Gable Sab
bath. ..,.....
Mics Mamie Creswell went from "sweet elk
teen" into her seventeenth birthday last FRI
day giving play that was enjoyed by all
that we're present.
Little Robert Creswell was a pleasant visi-
tor at Mr.. John McCaslan's Saturday night.
We spent q pleasant day at Mother Cres-
wells last Saturday;.she is sweet woman,
always.full of smiles
Mr.. John Brown and Mr. Joe Young jwent
TO SaIak Wednesday TO get some ribbon cane;
we heard joke on them but wont tell it. ask
Mr.. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. W. Crawford and children
spent Wednesday with Mr., and Mrs. K. A.
Crawford.
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Near Death In Big Pond.

1t was a thrilling experience to Mrs
Ida Soper to face death. For years 8
severe lung trouble gave me Intense
suffering" she writes, "and several
times nearly caused my death. All
remedies failed and doctors said I was
incurable. Then DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery brought quick relief and cure
80 permanent that I have not been
troubled in twelve years" Mrs. So
per lives in Big Pond, Pa. It works
wonders IN Coughs and Colds, Sore
Lungs, Hemorrhages, LaGrippe, Asth-
ma, Group, Whooping Cough and all
Bronchial affections. 500 and $1.0O.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by P. B.
Speed.
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IL Saved His Leg.

"All thought I'd lose my leg," writes
J. A. Swenson, WATERFOWL, Wis, "Ten
years of eczema, that Is doctors could
not cure, bad at. last laid me up. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it sound
and WELL" 1nfallible for Skin Ernp-
tions, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Boils, Fe-
yer Sores, Burns, Scalds, Cuts and
Piles. Csc at Speeds drug store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-31

The LurId Glow OF Doom

was seen In the red face, hands anC
body of the little son of II. M. Adams
Of Henrietta, Pa. His awful plight
from eczema had, for five years, defieo
all remedies and baffled the best doc.
tors; who said the poisoned blood hat
affected his lungs and nothing could
save him. "But," writes his mother
"seven bottles of Electric Bitters com
pletely cured him." For Eruptions
Eczema, Salt Rheum, Sores and al.
Blood Disorders and Rheumatism Elec
tric Bitters is supreme. Only 6Oc
Guaranteed by P. B. Speed.
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c. 4. Milford & Cos Locals,

&. The greatest soap, proposition ever offered
to the public is offered by G. A. Milford Co
window and inside OF store: Call in and they
W Ill tell you about II. -'
Headuuartera. for Combs, hair and Tooth
Brushes at Milford's Drug Store.
Huyler's Candy always fresh at Milford's
Drug Store.
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Red Cross Talcum Powder
1Oc. The R L. Dargan Co.

Don't wait until your blood ia impov-
erished and you are sick and ailing,
but take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea now. 1t will positively drive out
all winter impurities. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. G.. A. Milford & Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-31
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR LA GRIPPE

La grippe coughs are dan gerons as they fre
quently develop into pneumonia. Foley g
Honey and Tar not only stops the cough but
heals and strengthens the lungs so that no
serious results neen be feared. The genuine
"oley's Honey and Tar contains no harm
ful drugs and is in q yellow package. G. A.
Milford & Co.
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An accident policy for 81 900 in the North
American Accident Insurance Co. for one
ware Co.
First lot of Zach McGee's Ozark Corner
sold out. Second lot just arrived. Read It by
all means. Only one dollar, at Speeds Drug
Store.
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Ribbons! Ribbons! Wash
able Taffeta Silk up to four
inches wide for 10c yd. at the
10c Store. The r. L. Dargan
Co.

English SPAWN Liniment removes
Hard, Soft or Caloused Lumps and Blemish-
es from horses al-o BLOOD Spavins. Cu1bs,
Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save ESQ by
use OF one bottle. A wonderful Blemsh
Cure. Sold by P B. Speed, druggist
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my three year old boy was badly consti
pated. had b high fever and was in an awfu
condition. / gave him two doses of Foley
Orinn Laxative and thu next morning the te-
yer was gone and be was entirely we'll. FC
ley's Orino Laxative saved his life" A. VOL
kush, Casimer. Wis. G. A. Milford d Co.
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Hosiery at 1Oc pair at our
store, equal in value to regu-
lar 15c goods. The R. L. Lar
gan Co. 5 & 1Oc Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-31

A big shipment of Sterling
Silver on display at The r. L.
Dargan Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-31

Base ball supplies, includ-
ing both Reach and Spalding,
being shown here. The R. L.
Dargan Co. 5 & 1Oc Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-03-31

Just received full supply Bri-
dies, Collars, Collar Pads, Breech-
ing. In fact everything necessary
to begin farming. Our prices are
the lowest. S. ]. Link.
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If you get your roofng::at Links
you get the best.
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Yon lean always get what you want {"
psed's Drug Store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
Ore Assays, ~, $500

Quite little mining excitement
was started Saturday, bv reports
thai Chas April had struck ore run
niug TO s46,GoO ON North Beaver
THIS is the assay retsrned by W. A.
Clark. Mr.. April says he found it
some two miles up the right hand
Tx 81 HEAVIER, not more than fifteen
miles from Gunnison. Several par
ties went over Sunday. but 20 far no
one else has discovered the mineral.
Mr.. April states that he has a
quartz vein over twelve feet across,
but that the country rock is covered
with wash and grass This is an
entirely new mineral country and
we sincerely hope Mr. April has not
only struck it rich, but that it will
open another bonanza territory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
TeIeeAsae Tak.

The telephone situation is grow
ing more complicated Now the
Colorado Telephone company has
entered the field, and as will he
noted, is advertising in News Cham
piun columns that it will apply for a
lrar chise. That makes three propo-
sitions. and in time we surely ought
to arrive somewhere. At any rate
the question will be thrashed out at
conncil meeting
1t is understood that "A representa-
tive Of the Colorado Telephone Com
panv Will be present at the council
meeting Tuesday evening. Septem-
Der 9Th, to explain why the Com
pany is asking for franchise at
this time and also that the Company
wants the business men of Gunnison
to be present to express themselves
on this subject.
This is most vital question and
the meeting should he well attended
by every business man in the town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
0CI20lAaU ~
49, 80 = Csshhn.s AuubsVA
Aso.6 60& Cs0lsd ss

Thursday nlSh,. the s6fh Of Az
gust. ls-i betoTe midnight. Mr.. A.
j. Allison 0i Ca-i.e,sa ~. awsk-
esed bs a smell of tre She ssw q
small blaze IN the lnfi a their barn.
IL vas sn = cCruer. where . little
hay had been lett Mr. Allison aud
the hired man we're seos called but
before they could get oai. the y aole
structure VAS ablsze The loss wss
gate large, fully s2.tso and no in
sarance. Mrs Allison saws The
TIVE barns were nearly new and had
a large amount Of lumber stored IN
them Tor other contemplated tuild-
ing. The horses aud cows were for
tunately out doors. bat turkevs. 8.
chickens, two SETS Of harness. ten
borse collars, tN0 saddles. drill. and
other farm machinery vas lost.
Victor &. swallow. an incgmpe-
tent hay hand. who had been dis
charged that afternoon was imme-
diatelv suspected Of the lire. which
plainly seemed incendlary. The
next morning, Bert D1liard saw the
man pass, aud noted that he WAS
wet half way 30 b,s knees. . strsns.
thing For man who had slept ct q
ranch house Dollsrd sent word TO
Jsdys and had one Of the children
there identify him as Swallow, Q
man who had worked for Doth Jvdy
and Allison. lie then hitcbed ~,
overlook hin at Lehman . and asked
him to ride. Swallow denied hsv-
ing worked for Allison. However -
could not hold him by force on sss-
piclon, and at the Canninghsa
school house Swallow got out, startsd
toward Haymakers, but half . nile
up went into the brush sloaG the
river.
Circulars describing him were i'm
mediately gotten out and sent all
over the county. Saturday evening
about four O'Clock, he appeared at
the railroad section house, Sapinero,
and wanted a cup Of coffee in .
hurry. He was then held by Frank
NJ. Nigro, the section boss there,
and nderrherif Lehan, went down
Sunday and brought him up
At Sapinero he represented that
his name was Smith and that he had
walked from Salida. lie also offered
Nigro, all the money he had, some
four dollars, TO let him go. Before
Justice Gordon he pied not guilty
on arralgnment but the trial will be
held in Gordon's court today, Fri
day During the arraignment, he
remarked that he was not guilty of
any intentional crime, that he may
have started fire. but it was ac-
cidental.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
sTvRNrv vEAss AGO.
ss.',s.a assia aryss.sssfases q. fssTssf
And s.esT sn.s>esf t. ss.sf

+. u. Gr.ber "a. prine,pal # the
Cua-ssoa a.kool.
tiesaett and HammoaA .arsck
100 ounce ore IN HsstIs,r gsLch-
Capt. Andres trnst. . rsuchw~a
ON Ohio eresk, died Of coasest,oa ot
the BRAN.
Harvey Jones and II II. Johnsoa
were opening iron mines on the
Cebolla
Ira Cline was working the Hsd-
SON On Mineral Point, aud tax ing
out good ore
Richard Irwin, the inunder Of
that mining camp, came back 10
GsBHison county iOr a visit
Miss Nellie Rogers closed the
Madonna restaurant and 1t was later
opened up Miss Pauline Gaiser.
u. {. >crIbnef resigned as treas
urer OF the Far Association and A
Hartman was elected IN his stead.
Miss Eva Riggs became teacher
IN the Gunnison scbools, having
finished four month term 1T White
Pine
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
fAcIS NoUT 1T CUMNasou Tupou
The Csoa1 Redenaa;ns Rsjsct West Il u, FornA opsu
~ d w&ih Oocss i Montrose Se.Ac~ber y

The gvsat 0sasisoa Tsanssl, tke
6rut psojsct ssdsrtskea by tks
Cnitsd Sssses Government Reclsms-
tion Service, work on which has
bsea progressing steadily -four aud
one-hslf years, 10 now completed,
and on September 23rd President
TAT; will visit the l'ncom pahe
Valley aud personally open the
gates of the tunnel, turning the how
of the Gunnison River into the mag
nificiently constructed bore, main
and distributing canals Of this enor-
nous project, which will irrigate
10000 acres OF choicest laud now
semi arid.
The Gunnison Tunnel is located
in Montrose County. ia the Cncum-
pahgre Valley, in Colorado. The
two gangs of men boring the tunnel
met at 5:45 T. NJ July 9th, 1909.
at point l0.Sl2 feet from the IN
take on the Gunnison River.
The tunnel is 10000 feet six
miles long, llxl3 feet inside
measurement, and lined t.rone hout
with cement The main canal is 80
feet wide at the bottom, So ir,i wide
at the top. and the average depth OF
water is 10 feet The capacity is
! 800 cubic feet Of water per second
The cost OF the tnnnel and dis
trlbuting canals when completed
will be over S5.U0,OuO, aud per
petual water rights will be sold 10
actual settlers at approximately S3J
per acre, being based upon the ac-
tual cost Of the tunnel Ten wears
time will be allowed for pa, meut.
without interest.
The lands to be irrigated are suit
able for frat growing and the rais-
ing of all kinds of farm crops The
water. after it leaves the tunnel, will
have 312 feet fall. which can he useI
to generate electric power sufficient
to light every town and every farm
house in the Cncompahgre Valley
and provide power for all Minds ui
commercial and industrial purposes
The lands under this project will
afford homes for all time to come for
a population of at least 25.ouO
American citizens. Already there
are three modern, enterprisinG arf
progressing to~ns-viz., Monir1se,
Olathe and Delta-located in the