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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
NEGOTIATING BIZ
DEAL FOR WATER
Sum of Over 100000 Sad to B,
Involved in the Transaction
Now Pending Here.

A gigantic contract, involving the
expenditure Of over 100000 by the
Walnut Grove Water Storage company,
that is 10 rebuild its two dams on the
IIassayampa. is now under considera.
ton by Prescott firm, and there ~
but little doubt of its acceptance. IL
is now universally conceded that the
initial work Of rebuilding these "a,
gantic structures viii begin this fall
M the latest, and possibly sooner The
contract above referred TO is but one
of many that will affect the financial
welfare Of the varied interests in this
city. running in the aggregate TO hun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars addi'
,ional.
Kirkland Valley. on the y. T., +. 4
y, will be the point selected Tor
wagon transportation, and unless
more direct highway is 10 be had from
Prescott. that point will be chosen.
The main road 70 Walnut Grove from
tina, place will be the avenue until a
point about ten miles from the hrss
dam site il reached. when the route
will diverge and 20 at right angles
down French creek, terminating prae'
,ically at tn, main workings, and on
the west side. Of the Hassayamps. The
site of the old work was on the east
side, and several buildings of the old
company are vet standing there. a
wagon road nas been surveyed for the
purpose of opening up new route
| I, is further said that oil work will
he directed from the west side OF the
! liver. where the Offices of the new
company are to be located.
That the new company is to give
.arnes, consideration 10 the agricul'
,ural possibilities Of its lands, Is also
given publicity, and TO this end the
statement is made that the lands ~
ing below on the plains and in lint
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
JAPAN's GREATEST ASSET.

The basic answer to o. question,
(" How does Japan manage TO pay her
billsf' can hardly be found in the
statistical table of her financial an.
nual, says Adaehi KInnosukc, in the
Review of Reviews. Tae creates,
asset OF our empire Ia sentimental.
That our western friends may see this
fact clearly, permit me to put it In the
Following manner, he says: Let the
government Of the United States 20
to Mr. Smith In Chicago and Mr..
Brown In Wall street and say to them,
"You are receiving 100000 q year
income, and we want yoa 10 give 10
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
IJ1cHI rs PLEASED.

WASHINGTON, June IL. ~ ~,
Admiral Ijichi, commander OF the ~,
anese training squadron that ", yl', a
the Pacific coast, on the eve OF 0,' =. =
parture, sent a telegram to the wv, :,
tary Of state expressing his eies' A. !,
probation Of the courtesies aeeO' 0,,
him in America, and saying he wy II
report on bic rsttru TO the emperor
cordial welcome given the sqaa'r''
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

with the appropriation OF ns 49,
being utilized by the hydraulic ~
ture of its mining operations, will n
picked mp and used for the eul,iv,vsl
Of the soil on an immens, are, m.l
il now useless For this psrnos.
colony Of Minnesota, Dakota and WI
copsin~ Germans have already p,,,,l
ally agreed 70 come, and over so,,1
families will be placed at points l,,,|
to be selected. Each family Is to n
allotted q large tract for sgneul,u,,|
purposes, and representative Of ,tI|
element 10 highly enthusiastic over m
project, after q personal inspection n
the country to be reclaimed.
The generating Of electrical pexs|
from the upper dam Is to be .rivs|
paramount confederation, and n
points are TO b. placed in commuui,}
ton for q radius of fifty miles. on
Of the main endeavors In this lin, MI
be to reach the Bradshaws and Pm
colt, and as well will the redue.iO|
plants along the Hasssy ampa and ID
low the upper dam be afforded v
minimum Of power expense ins,esa 4
the maximum. prevailing, iaat'
caused the entire suspension Of. asvs(
opmcnt and milling. This in itsNlf Vi
De q boon 20 those industries situate
right under the rim Of the dam, N
which under present. conditions u
prohibited from working. r-
II is now universally conceded I'D
these dams are to be rebuilt, and pes(
ing the adjustment Of minor detail
he work viii be iuaagusated. and 4
der the 6nAucial backing Of the 4.
mensc fortune Of the Van Burn inf
ests there will be no > cessation md
these gigantic projects are completed
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
POT BOILERS.

Charles Battel LOOMS, writing ia
Success Magazine. thus describes tho
operations Of Diehl, the highspeed
painter Of America:
He fixed "A canvas in place on his mp
right machine easel, and proceeded to
lay on a coat of tho kind Of blue that
~ In the sky when you wonder whether
Italy can show anything finer. This
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16
REFUSES TO REFEREE.

MONTREAL, June l2.--Jefrries re
, uses 70 referee the fight between
~essns' and johnson. He said he
wanted to see Ketehsl win.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

Madrid. June l2.-Light ouakes
Occurred today at Barcelona and Bard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
TWENTY NRA0 AGO.
ahsu5s sssas seVsussf ,sss h. f.ssss.
Ao6 o<vsr hsUa6 10 sssr

TIE explossr heary NJ Ssaal~y
wss sssc1sd sGnia
Jsaes Dolsieoyre mossd has fani-
" ks9,k ~ GSsslssa
The ssase Nesoal scAool 80
definitely heated At GsssI-y.
Jaaee George 7. SSmses Lsld
district co~rt in place Of J~dse
Bell
John r. Ieysold. Was hurt by
rock fall IN the Nevada incline near
PitkIn
James ;. Preston and ID - NOOK
were running q tunnel on Maroon
mountain.
Y H. Duckett restocked his
Cochetopa hsh ponds with 100, ,Op
native trout
Sarveyor W. j Fine came back
to Gunnison and fitted up an Office
over the first National Bank
$. W. Harper was town marshall i
Jos II Heiner, clerk f. T. Shove,
treasurer: G. II Morgan, police
magistrate; B. n. Wegener, attorney.
The libel case Of Franklin Walker
against the Review Press Publishing
Co. and H. G. q ney over articles
that appeared in connection With
the granite quarry, wac bitterly
fought in the district court and ne
suited in q victory for the deiendsat
q. II. Judd WAS mayor Of Gothic
with W. S. Hill, Frank Flage, A.
Mcleod, n. O'Reilly, VIM. Martin
and Lew Wait as trustees. At
White Pine the officers were Dir.
John 7. Hodges, mayor; II. c.
Tapscott, c. W. Harmon. s. H.
Seward, Frank Holt, G. T.. Macy
and II. W. Bodey, trustees.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
SAPINERO
Vews Champion Correspondence.
Sunday April p

Sunday April p
j. H. kellog was a visitor at Sapi-
nero this week.
IL 5. Carpenter IS seeding some
ground with oats.
y. l.. Carpenter has been sick for
a few days and is not much better.
Edgar Bowers and family have
moved here TO make their future
home
H. s Carpenter is preparing to
pipe water into his new Rainbow
Hotel.
May Carpenter came down from
Gunnison to visit her parents this
week
Miss Jennie McNean our popular
postmistress made flying trip to
Salida last Sunday.
s 3. Hartman reports that he
thinks he can get his cattle across
the mesa bv the first Of June.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
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Z. Gsanuni.s C. ouon - Is
pss hQ.A 0us.w c. -
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Representatives. IT the Il t.xpier-
alton Company 81 New York CITY,
Including NJ Rotheabereer. pr si-
dent. Y. J. Donahue. eonsuitiac ca
gineer, and Raymond Goodwin. .
large stockholder were here this
week and IN company with Manager
ID {. f0bin made a thoroaxh in
specii0H oi the Denver CITY mines
at lns. The company has been
operating these mines since Noxeu-
ber and development has disclosed
many Thousand tons of 1ol1, copper
and lead ores Mr. Rpthenberger.
Is large operator IN coppers on the
New York Stock Exchange aud
heavily interested ia mining ia
Utah and Oregon Mr. Donahue.
the consulting engineer. has large
mining interests at bingham, Opsr
and other tab points Mr.. Their
esa consulting engineer with +.
Augustus Heinze ia Montana. Is ex-
pected in the latter part Of this
week to make further expert exami-
nations Of the Denver CITY.
The owners are pleased with pre-
sent showing and intend To thor
oughiy test the ores with view to
determining the best method OF
treatment and will probably erect q
large plant ON the ground as we'll
as developing the mine to depths.
They have made contracts with
Maurice CoAumbine and Henry
Grant for additional tracts Of
ground surrounding and probably
containing extensions Of Denver
City ore bodies
IL Is good 70 see property of
recognized merit like the Denver
City in energetic and competent
hands that will make mine of it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
FIELD DAY FUN
Css.ty High Scksol Boys have Glori-
oss Tine 10 Sporting Events,
and make Coed Records.
Csrpells Win

The weather was little bit
blowy and not entirely clear Friday
afternoon, which interfered with the
big crowd expected at tie first Field
Day celebration of the Gunuls1n
county high school.
However, there was a good at
tendance and the events were pulled
off in excellent style 1t was five
o'clock before the relay race was
finished and that was too late Tor a
ball game, So the high school boys
and the Gunnison Reds played sat
urday afternoon, with a score Of y,
to Q in favor of the latter team
The athletic grounds are Just east
of the high school building. and
have been leveled and cleaned III
into a very presentable ball park
and race track.
Larry Stone captained the Cor
nells and John ZugelGer the HIeh-
landers, as opposing teams were
designated. The events included as
many ordinary field sports as could
be crowded into the half day, though
some of the boys who took part n a
number OF contests were pretty well
tuckered.
]. 5. Foulke and j. C. B0yles
were judges; Geo. Mccoy. timekeep-
er; DIR. Sullivan, starter; Harry End
ner, scorekeeper; Arthur Miller and
Geo. Mccoy, measurers.
Gunnison merchants had offered
liberal prizes for winners and the
two men with best records were tc
60 to Boulder, TO the state ield
meet on May 10, and that was a1di'
tional incentive. Points scored were
five, three and one for the first
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
CslslssAs - Aaeivsssssy 4 ~

Ninety years ago in the city of
baltimore five men originated the
Odd Fellows lodge. 1t has grown
to over two million membership,
the largest fraternal organization in
the world, and has branches in
every civilized land.
The anniversary Of the birthday
of.the order, April 26, was celebrated
by the local lodge, No 80, and aliil-
lated orders, at their hall in the
Webster block Monday night
The room was crowded when Geo.
Mccoy, as Noble Grand, called the
meeting to order. After singing
of the opening ode, program was
rendered as follows: Address by
Noble Grand; Vocal duet, Irene
Strunk and Lois Nelson; Song,
Elizabeth Nourse; Recitation, Geo
Mccoy; Spng Mrs. Dolan; Recitation
Norma Collins; Vocal duet, Mr. and
Mrs H. f. Lake Jr. Piano solo,
Hazel Hartman; Recitation, Helen
Webster; Piano solo, Mrs Nourse;
Vocal duet, Vera and Alta Adams
Following the program came a
spread Of sandwiches, cake, coffee,
ice cream and fruit, and then an in-
formal good time which was inter
spensed with music, recitations and
frolics among the young folks
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
ONO CREEK
News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday April ,,

NtWs-t hampton correspondence
Wednesday April 2S
Mrs. Otis Moore has been quite
i'll for ten days or more.
Weather is fine and snow a II gone
off the foot hills around Flat Top.
Spring plowing has begun in the
lower end of the valley from Albert
llilderbrands down the creek.
Camille Besse is helping Ed
Wylie bale for market some fine hay
which the later has left over after
winterlng his stock
Miss Alma Easterly is expected
home from Powderhorn on next
Saturday after finishing her winter
school in that valley.
T. W. Gray and Sam Fisher have
turned out their strongest catt lie
and others will follow suit BY.
Nav ! most OF the cattle will be out
Fairview school will begin next
Monday, April 3 with Miss Mabel
Walker as teacher as she viii finish
her school at Paragon this week on
Nav 30.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
Some improvements

Clarence Adams is preparing to
build additional rooms to his house
ON Spruce street.
The delivery department Of the
Elk Horn Mer Market is rejoicing
in a brand new wagon.
Mrs Harvey Stanley is building
a barn; and across the alley, j. ID.
Parsons is building likewise.
The county commissioners are
adding large coal bin and out
houses TO the north side of the iail.
Joe Riley is papering and paint
ing and building a new porch as an
improvement in his residence pro-
perty ior 1909.
The state fish hatchery is being
papered and painted and other
repairing done by Superintendent
L. }. Thompson.
The Improvements being made
by Mrs. Alce Miller on her rooming
house we're mention d in these
colums last week.
p c. Boyles has recently chang
ed the interior arrangement of his
home on Pine street, taking out
partitions and repapering.
p. J. Hurley, having purchased
the Murray house on Wisconsin
street, Is putting in a bath room,
and painting and paperlng the in.
terror throughout.
Curtis Osborne has taken the con.
tract to install complete water sys
TEN to all the rooms and out-build.
ings of Sportsmen' Hotel-famous
summer resort of J. J. Carpenter al
Ceboila
r. L. Lewis is adding a new
fence to the improvements before
made on the old Emerson residence
in West Gunnison. This makes +;
complete modern dwelling, one o
the most roomv and convenient IL
eur city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
At 0'Leary's Fountain

Since Spring has arrived the
3Oth Century Sanitary Soda Foun-
tain Opening Is announced for Nav
lst
Smiths True Fruit syrups and
crushed fruit free from any chem
ical preservatlve, viii be dispensed
again this season.
Try our delicious ice cream Sun
daes, cardinal cherry and golden
orangeade. All the latest drinks
served. Our superior ice cream de-
hvered anywhere in quantities.
O'LEABG, The Druggist
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
RAmu10 eaAO
O. . Sc.,.

4Aeessr to~s
A resisstse pasptsns 81 . deed
coyote. HaaIed 10 doos, the Work
If Mss MasJor,e A Fisher Of Gsa-
nissn Colo, 10 oa exhibition 10 the
Carter museum ut the city park
This painting, toecsher ~ith sever-
n o<her artistic efforts Of Miss Fish
er, 10 attracting considerable stssu-
ton from the visitors " the mSsesm
Miss Fisher Is as vet in her twes-
ties. She has resided with her
parents since childhood. on ranch
. few miles north Of Gunn,son.
Her opportunities for study have
bsen limited and thus far she has
hssa Obliged to depend chiefly upon
her natural talent for the success
she has achieved as painter
Life in its ragged, wild aud p.ctnr-
esque phases appears 10 appeal
most strongly to Miss Fisher 5
artistic sense. and her friends de-
clare that her work displays real
genius.
The picture Of the coyote nailed
TO the door took first prize in the
art exhibit at the Interstate fair
lest fall. Another painting of Miss
Fishers that Of = cotton tail rabbit
Vas awarded the honors at the state
fair in Pseblo. Her exhibits at
these two fairr marked the beginning
d exhibition OF her work and since
those events she has received many
Issters of praise and inquiry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
nasls CsspssAss Massisl

The wedding Of Miss Masde.
Carpenter, the charming and popu.
lar daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J
Carpenter Of Cebolla, is announced
to have occurred on Monday, the
Nineteenth of April, to MIR. Walter
Darlington at Asheville, North Car
olina. After the l5 Of October the
home of the newly welded pair will
be at 2G3 Berkley St. Wayne June
ton, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Darlington and her mother
have been spending the winter
season in North Carolina The
wedding is quite a surprise to Gun
nison county friends OF the family
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
NOTICE

To the Citizens Of Cunnison:
You are hereby notified that all
stock found running at large in the
Pound limits will be impounded ac-
cordine to law, and fee Of one dollar
will be charged for each head taken
up. This law will be strictly enforced
so don't kick if your stock is taken UP.
This will be the last warning.
CLINTON H. MILLER,
Il Town Marshal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
COD DOLLARS
fs9 Tiey Csots

Are not sold by us, but we do the
next best thing We sell You a ffty
dollar suit for twenty-five dollars.
Suits from fourteen to forty three
dollars. First door north of Cana
days drug store.
ALFRED WooD, Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
At Canaday's Drug Store

ID. Canaday's Drug Store will
continue business the same as here
tofore The Fountain will open
Saturday, May lst, 1909. Tickets
distributed TO the children will be
accepted for a glass of ice cream
soda or a dish Of ice cream. Can
adays means the best in quality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
New Wall Payer

| want the public to call and in
spect the finest wall paper samples
the world manufactures. Thirty
five new designs in stock to select
from.
HERMAN MArER in, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
Auction Sale

Gunnison Colo, April -, 1909.
The undersigned, Vim. and Lance
Spann, will sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash at public auc-
ton on Saturday, May /, 1909, at
our ranch four miles north Of Gun
nison, four saddle horses, the same
being the property Of the Galena
Mountain Mining company, and
sold to satisfy feed bill and expense
Of advertising,
WM. SrANN
Lance SPANN
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
second and third in each event
Here are the winners:

second and third in each event.
Here are the winners:
100 I'd. Dash. winner, Gco. Brown, time n ss
prize. shirt. Ssmpliners.
2sU vi. dash. W, J Zugelder t. gss. p. 3 III.
box chocolate, Collins a Mccormick
iioyd dash, " T. Quinn, l., Ges, D.. pocket
knife, " ebster.
SO I'd dash, W, 7. Quinn, t., 2.i, p, e doz.
photos, Large.
! mile run W., }. Zugalder t., 6.o5is. p Foun-
taiH pen, B0yles.
l1o ~. hurdle, We Ge5. Brown, t. 23s p. pen
kniie, loulke
~ yd. hurdle. W. J. Zu-ellcr, t., - D., fish.
ing rod, NetuDer.cr.
sSOyd relay. Vs. Stone. Pittser. Linton aud
Brown. - D.. straw hats a winning mem, Mil
Ter n Son
Broad juup. w, Geo. Brown. dis, II #. D.,
book case, Adam.
High jump, w, Goo Brown, d., #. 8 in, D.,
razor, O Leary.
Pole Vault, w, j. Zuselder d, CIT, p., hid
gloves. Blacksturk.
Hammer throw. W.. Bruce B,ackstock, d.. t.
q. = In. p hclt. Martin.
snat pat. S.. Pruce BiarE-tock d.. EN-. in.
Mueller
Discus throw W.. j. Pitt-er d.. 70 It. . in, p.
pkt knife Guuuisou iiaw.t"
coEvELus POINTS
IfsNts ~ NioNf. las J lLl-ttt - ftt-ah+ d
u. Blackstocs. 2: sursukls, Herrick. !; 4.
Andrews, 4.
Total, - ptz.
Relay, II q"
Total g.
UTGHL ANBEEs
Zugrlirr. -: Quinn. 10: Wright 3: Van Akeu.
2; b. Blackstock, lJ' "cbher. .. McCormick- l.
Total . pit.
Relay.
Toial ~
The foot races were all hotly con-
tested and with exciting finishes,
especially the mile run which was
an even race between Zugelder and
Pittser until the last ten feet, and
the relay race This last was be-
tween four sets of four boys each.
The starters went 22O yards and
handed the flag to the next man of
his set. 1t was a constant success
sion or passing and repassing until
the home stretch where Zugelder
and Pittser again found themselves
matched Zugelder had a small
handicap, which Pittser clesed up,
Continued on second page
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Clarence Adams.
Furniture aud oseensware. Tel
ephone No ga.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
~ M Ten. nasu.s -
UaoA ~ Cannissn nasdusss C.

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UaoR ~ c.. nsri~ees e.
Sample Hos,ery See them.
sAMPLINER's
Clarei.ce Adams.
Furniture aud os.ensware. Tel
ephone No. ga.
Three room house furnished for
light housekeeping for rent
lott Mrs. D. 7 Sapp
foe REST Oliver typewriter No
IN good condition 50 JOa month
II. +. Lake Jr
TrANs WaSTEb-For SIX mile
lumber haul address,
Cecil Kellogg, Sapinero. Colo. Is
New seven room modern house,
two lo,s, Tor sale, : l>Dn
A.D MckEF
For Sale-Cientle team OF work
horsss Inquire Of Mrs Annie NJ
Do~ney, Gsnnison.
WAIVED Second hand show cases
either in city or ad Joining towns.
Address, Henry +. Lake, Gunnison.
clsea and comfortable at the UP-TO
DATE Barbar Shop. Clyde Lang,
proprietor, Gunnison
u. ID. Martin has Just received a
consignment Of ground bone, oyster
shells and flax seed. He is paving
fancy prices for hides and furs.
One pint of 40 per cent Formalde-
hyde to 40 gallons of water will
prevent smut in grain. At O'Leary 5
Drug Store.
The Y +. c. f. of the Presbyter-
ian church will give a social at
Masonic hall May T. Watch for
pragrsm and other features in next
tweeks issspe.
Eggs from thoroughbred Buff
Orpingtons For Sale From laying
strain of 200 egg hens $50 per
setting or so per 100 eggs.
II c. Lawrence, Gunnison
Recollect the Redmen ball on
! "Wednesday evening, Nav II 1t is
the eighth annual ball Of the Gun
nison lodge, or Nez Perces Tribe,
I No. Sc.
Mrs. Ella Zugelder is agent for
the celebrated Jo-lle oil, and will
be pleased TO receive orders for it
either through mail or at the home,
and from any points in the county.
lJt
The W. c. r. Z. will meet at the
home of Mrs j. II. Gavette, Thurs
day, May 6 Following program
will be given: Devotional; Regular
business; Dress, Mrs. Gazette; Pur-
ity in Literature aud Art, Mrs Noel
The Royal Cafe affords the hun
CRY the best opportunity to satisfy
their needs, aud Is a place where
good livers' congregate Popular
prices and nourishing, well cooked
meals. b. b. Lashbrook proprietor.
Get that boy STAR COASTER
/ WAGON NJt tin toy, but IA gen
uine, substantially built, roller bear
ing, child's wagon, good for years Of
rough play and actual useful service
about the house. Sj3J and Sc 80
GEo. EASTMAN, Gunnisdn.
Miss Helen Franks Of the Ohio
4 Wesleyan Conservatory of Music
will be in Gunnison during the
summer months and will teach l
limited number Of piano and organ
pupils. Anyone desiring competent
instruction IN this line should COM
municate at once with W \. Franks
at Gunnison.
I WANTED-Two girls for general
hotel work Mast be experienced
q / Intelligent and able to give ref
erences. Need one 2jth Of Nav and
another 9Th Of June. Pay from S25
to $50 a month, with board and
room. Ais want 1000 cabbage and
POO cauliApwer plants Address.
u. J. CAarFNTER, Cebolla, Colorado.
With the spring house cleaning
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Three room house furnished f.
light housekeeping for rent.
lott Mrs. u. I Sapp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Sample tIos,ery See them.
SAMPLINEg 5
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

With the spring house cleaning
now at hand will be the need of new
rugs and carpets, hneleum and a
new article Of furniture here and
there to brighten up the house
We are constantly bring in new
goods, and will welcome your call to
look them over and inquire the
prices
CLARENCE ADAMS. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Recollect the Redmen ball on
Wednesday evening, Nav II 1t is
the eighth annual bali Of the Gun
nison lodge, or Nez Perces Tribe,
No. Sc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
WANTED-Two girls for general

WANTED-Two girls for general
hotel work. Mast be experienced
q / Intelligent and able to give ref
erences. Need one 25th Of Nav and
another 9Th Of June. Pay from S25
to $50 a month, with board and
room. Ais want 1000 cabbage and
POO cauliilpwer plants Address.
j. J. CAgrENTER, Cebolla, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

foe REST Oliver typewriter \
3 IN good condition 50 month
II. + Lake Jr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30
0WRS LOCALS

0ess - cd sssssssc~ns.s- s.~,s ~ s..S
GuDAs . Isse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Mrs. Ella Zugelder is agent for
the celebrated Jo-lIe oil, and will
be pleased to receive orders for it
either through mail or at the home,
and from any points in the county.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Miss Helen Franks Of the Ohio
Wesleyan Conservatory of Music
will be in Gunnisun during the
summer months and will teach I
limited number Of piano and organ
pupils Anyone desiring competent
instruction IN this line should COM
municate at once with W. \. Franks
at Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-30

Eggs from thoroughbred Buff
Orpingtons For Sale. From laying
strain of 200 egg hens $50 per
setting or so per 100 eggs.
ii. G. Lawrence, Gunnison