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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-07
What Darwin Proved.

Now tho great achievement Of Darwin
lay In bis demonstration that such had
actually been the process OF nature, BY
n thousand concurrent proofs-ho relied
upon facts. not cloquoDcc he showed
that species dc change and are contlnu-
ally changing. He showed the causes
that operate TO produce these changes;
back Of them all the great initial law OF
Natural Selection,
When a dog fancicr sets about TO pro-
duce n new breed OF dog. he selects It's
parents with the greatest care. II lie is
breeding for 1ectness the most agile and
best .wtndcd animals are chosen. This
process OF selection through several gen.
erations. will produce the feet-footed and
dcep-luDged dog the fanclcr desires. Ar
tinclal selection. guided by human intel
llgence. can thus produce in0nIto yodc-
ties of forms. From the original jungle
fowl all our known varieties of chickens
were evolved. From the original blue
rock pigeon came all the countless varle-
ties-tumblers, pouters, carriers, capu-
chlns. fantailS, frillbacks and hundreds
more.
What the breeder docs by artificial
selection. Nature, as Dorwiu showed.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-07
CaI Aw NIEunf

hF the men now living who knew
Abraham Lincoln personally and init.
W mntely, none can rival Col. william II,
Crook la the possession Of vivid and unique
recollection OF tho martyr president. Col
oncl Crook WAS the bodyguarJ OF Presi-
dent Lincoln during the most Interesting
Perlod OF LlncolD's life, and naturally he
came more closely and continuously In
contact with the great American than did
any other individual. At the dine he WAS
a young man, obsorvnnt and kcenly recep-
tive OF impressions. Fortunately there has
also been an opportunity for LIncoln's
bodysuard TO supplement his cIose.range
rrst impressions with IN estimate OF Lin
coin formed from the vantage OF greater
perspective and rendered convincing by
comparison with other Presidents. The
Inter has been possible because Colonel
Crook has been continuously an cmployo OF
the White House from the DAYS OF Lin.
coin to the present time. Indeed Jnnn.
ary OF this year marked the complctlon
OF his forty-fourth year in the White
House.
Colonel Crook is now In his sixty-nIuth
year and was thus little more than ~
years or nge when tho Civil War broke
out AT y he enlisted In the Union Army
and served for como time In the ronke
AT the expiration OF hls enlistment he So
cured position on tho police force at the
national capital II was thus that he be-
enme eligible for the position of body
guard To the President. In order to ennble
q rotation OF service three other men.
EIphonso Dunn, John Parker and Alex
ander Smith-all long since dead, were
also detailed 10 net az special gunrds for
'ne president, but through yarious circum-
",anccs Crook cnme to be closer nsso-
c.hted with Lincoln than any OF tho
oloers and WIS Ia the company OF the
var President on ali tho most interesting
e'CSioos OF I-ls later career.
FosSibly the especial attention bestowed
oy Lincoln upon Crook WIS due 10 part
Ut ieast TO the fact that this particular
oo1 1ysnard was comparatively young and
az no himself now confcsses had some
thins OF tho nttitude OF q bashful boy
toward the toll President. Lincoln did
.Nerythlpg In his power, TO put his pro.
tector at his ease. and In their walks 10
unu from the White House kept up n run
mug pro Of convereatioD with bis com.
psnion- Not lufrequcntly. Colonel Crook
fiotes the topic discussed concerned the
possibility OF nu attempt on the part OF
any person to do harm TO tho President.
circumstance that contributed TO the
Intimacy between President Lincoln and
Colonel Crook was found In Llncolu's In
variable practice OF having his bodyguard
walk by his sido Instead OF some distance
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-07

The Swedes have u custom at Christ
mas time Of decorating a pet lamb with
red ribbons and bells. then loodlng IL
with gifts for the family. The lamb Ia
turned loose In the house. and each per
son attempts TO catch 1t and end bis or
her gift.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-07

TINT when God created animals. and
Adam named them In the Garden OF
Eden. their characters had been cternnlly
fixed How could an elephant be evolved
from nn ant or 4 raechorSe from n tor
tcicc1
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-07


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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
Eckses frso H. Rail.

Mrs. Charles Hazelhurst visited
friends at Sapinero, Friday
Mrs. Robt. Hester and children
passed through the city Thursday
enroute to Fulford, Colorado, to
visit the former mother.
Conductor Hunter and wife of
Grand Junction, came up last week
and are located in the Harper cot
tage in lower town.
Neil Nye, machinist at the Rio
Grande round house, has been in
Denver for q fortnight undergoing
an operation on a toe. T. c. Stokes
of Salida is on relief duty as ma
Engineer Geo Rusk who has been
in the d. Il X. G. hospital at Salida
for some time, passed through here
Wednesday on his way to his home
in Cimarron. His friends are glad
to hear he is getting along so well.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
s1AHfSt,s slLA

~ virtue Of q writ of esacution i--.cd out sf
the County Court Of 6snni-on oun;y and
state II Colorado. and to me directed whereby
] am commanded 10 nsse the sum of Eighteen
Hundred and Nine Dollars aud Thirty Gents
siss ~ besides Interest tiiereau and csr-t- 81
collecting the same. beiug the smoaIt of q
tam ludgmeni recently obtained ~ s~id Court
against &. ! ~lli- aud IN favor ~ " fsmph-
rey, ss plaintiff and ~. :. rary iBtsrseai ifg
plaintiff out Of th. land, teaemeuts. goods aud
chattes Of the -aIds 7 >ils have lev led on one
concentrating nail and ali machinery conuect
ed ther"~ IN ~ the propeFty Of said 7. ~iil-.
the same being located uTon The Maple Leaf
Lode Mining tlsIm- situste Ia the t.cheto,la
" inine District. ,IuHnIzoH County. Colorado.
also Que top desk; one tspe~riter. one table.
one bed, one cook stove, one heating stove.
three chairs. tour show cases on. set iioor
scales. about TIVE tons of concentrates. one set
cuuntor -cales one counter. one coffee grinder.
one writing desk, one frame bunk hou-e on.,
los cuos house. one branding house. hye frame
hoiliihgss uns h.l=tiue engine. one usri.hf
boiler about oue-haf tuH 81 giant pow der two
ore cars a iot ct mining taols ,n mine and
nill "" csts 81 e"si, one assay office. two
pairs oi assay scales two set of screw plaiss
and dies. one punap house. containing pump
and motor one dean station pump. hss pOunde
Of pew zteel and one ore car IN mill
Therefore, according 10 the command con
tanned IA said writ ] shall expose for sale snd
sell 1T public auction to the highest bidder on
the 9th day Of Juiy D. Isa st ~ q clock
noon atand ia the presence Of said property ou
said Maple Leaf Mime at silisville Ia SAID
County, all of the above described property az
=. 20 much thereof a. will be necessar, 10 satisfy
The amount of said execution together with
sad interest and costs Of mak ing snid sale
Dated AZ hanuii-On this ith day uf July 4. u.
1850.
PAT HANLDN. sheriff
Ey u. LEHAN, / Indar sheriff
The above sale j. post =t,one1 to take place on
tuesday the 9th day of July, lyn at ~ o'clock
noon.
Dated July Goth. 1sa
PAT HA\ION sheriff
By u j. LtHAN nier sheriff
80 Ihls sale = again postponed until August T.
lsH. at 4 clock noon
Dated July q, lsg.
PAT HANLON, sheriff
liy ID j. lEHAN. 1 Inder. sheriff
July y Aug D.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
NoTsCsoF PUsLsC CrxUsrss,ssAlg

Whereas default has been nj ade in the psy-
meDt of the note secured by n Deed of Trust
dated the 10Th day 81 April, ISIS. and recorded
~ Nay 18th, is>. in Book l7O at page 10 .,f the
records in the oilice Of the Clerk aud Recorder
of the ounty of Gunniso 10 the state at Colo
rado. hy " Inch Deed Of Trust T. n. LYONS con
yeyei to the public Trustee Of said County the
Prize No. Grand Prize No. 4. Grand Prize No
:, GRAND Prize No. and Minnie T. lsdes in
told Brick and Quartz Greek Mining Distr lets
n Gunnison County, Colorado, Mineral Survey
No. l,Ii5: and
Whereas, James N Teller. the legal holder of
said note has, in writing, notified me Of said
default, and declared a violation 81 the cove.
advertise said premises for sale, and has de-
Trust:
Now Therefore, in compliance with such de-
mand and by virtue Of the pDweI vested in me
by Aaid Deed Of Trust, ]. Annie n. Downey as
Public Trustee of said Gunnison County hereby
give public notice that i will on Tuesday, the
m. at the west front door OF the court house in
said County of Gunnison, sell all of the above
described premises ten masse in separate
parcels as | may think b,st) and all Of the
right, title and interest therein Of the said r.
NJ Lyons. his heirs or assigns, at public auc-
tion, for the highest and hest price the same
will bring in cash, for the purpose Of paying
with interest thereon from October 10 1905 At
the rate of SIX per cent per snnum, and the e1-
pense of executing this trust.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado. August fith 1902
ANNIE n. nOMNEN
As Public Trustee Of Guunison County
Colorado.
Published August s-september 3. Ise.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
SPENCER

News-Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, August 4
Two parties came in Saturday to
look over mining interests.
Owing to late rains the hay crop
on Cebolia is the finest in years.
A. +. Hay and John Davis left
"Wednesday for tie Maple Leaf at
Sillsville.
Silva and James Foster went to
lola Monday where they have work
in the hay fields.
Owing to constant labor j. p.
Barrows has the finest garden and
barley patch in the country.
John Nash of Ridgway, who has
beea visiting his mother, Mrs. Perry
on Cebolla, has returned home.
A crowd from Spencer went to
Willow creek Saturday gooseberry-
ing and got an abundance of fine ber-
RES
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
An fkIf'F's AlIk

Ey virtue Of decree in favor Of n Nander-
velde and against the West Gold Hill Mining
Company, Purchasing mechanics lien upon
the property hereinafter described rendered hv
the county Court of Gunnison County and
state of Colorado, an the 18th DAY Of April A.
ID l", whereby am commanded to make the
sum of Eight Hundred aud Fifteen and Is Iul
Dollars aud the further of Twelve aud
sl 100 Dollars costs, with interest and sccru-
ing costs, out Of the following property viz.
The lion Hat. Tie farhonste King The Car
bnnate Queen The tlgin. The Haison. The
iniden Age. The Queen Of the West The j B
Sellers. The tldorsdo No 3. The Eldnraeio No.
: The Canton Nos. !. "a, l. 5.AG Tho Regal
Nos Z, q, 4, ., q, lode mining claims together
WITH all improvements thereon all situate living
and being IA the Tin Cup Mining District ia
the ounty OF ,fuunisou and state of Colorado.
1herefore, according to the commands and
provisions OF said Decree of foreclosure shall
expose Tor sale, at public auction. all the right
titie and Interest Of the above named The Vest
boid mn Mining tompsny, in the above de
scribed property, together with all the improve
m"uts thereon and sell the same to the highest
bidder Tor cash, on saturday. the 2l<t day of
August, A. u, lss. at , o clock y. m. ut the Vest
'front.' door of the county court house, in the
lown h ,nnnison, County ef Gunnison and
state of Colorado.
Dated AZ Guunison. Colorado, this 2>tb day Of
July, A. D. 1919
PAT HANLON, sheriff
by u j. LEHAN. nd.r-sheriH
Date Of first publication, July aOth Iss
bate "f last publication, August n 1879
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
N~ssss 81 1ssssta~si IA,

f-tste - Nart.a lai4rIl- insane
Tho nllsis.r-iaIfad issttiFs b.-oH agpsstutaa
-srvatar ~ ths estate st ksrtis tss4asc.
iIs-ane ler-uu late ~ ii4s toanty sf GsBsi-ssn.
~ tho state ~ toaaEsds. insane. ssrgby gives
noiicn that he " 81 aps,eaf bsfore tho ,uasfy
osrt II sud s,s.BHi-osa ossHty si ts~ osrs
hsas-e "a eanui-ssss. Ia SAT- touBfy- 90 As.assy.
tlss nh ds.y of Ases4=t- A b Is.s a. the hoar Of
~ ciecA a m ~ --id aA, 81 which time al
per-sIus hsNIE. claim against SAID estate
nod Ifed and requested - attend Tor the bur
pose .f hs sng the adjusted. All I-cr-.n-
issie bied to said estate requested to make
Immediate p~y aseflf 10 tiss Undersigned
Dated At t,uaIssss5a- 0eoraiio thi- 2nd sAsy 81
Jsly. A y. iAa
VALENTINE ZEILI NstR
ton-cry stor of the ESTATE - Martin pnllcie. .n
insane tet-on.
BH NEGkNEH. Attorney
July aAns = I-a
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

der thai time proved praciice. whleh
h-s made oar country the rlche-i ~
si.e werla @ad ~hlch sail holds sui
the golden hope 81 Free Opportunity
10 the ambitious ani inaassrEoas
ogtIzeg
The erruE - IN the idea that a
Western farmer l. a tenant. Instead
oi land owner. the t.assern shec-
maker VIII be an Individual land
lord recesx4ng annual rental fF0U
hss broad and frsitful acTes. that. if
fIrchoi csa collsci usage tax from
the bet owner Up here IN the nsssn
talns. the clerk down in New Eng
land wall have placed ON AIs break
tas' table free frame Of honey
comb produced from the sweets
gathered from has own domain.
The larger part of the truth Is
concealed and for that very reason
the phrase game currency aud car
rses easy conviction. II rs 30 simple
All the public domain belongs to
eli the people Therefore burea.
must rent TO the people the people >
own, add by thus renting. all the
others Of the people are 10 be indi-
vidsally enricbed.
Against that truthful and vet mis-
leading phrase because 1t tells only
a part Of the truth, We hope that the
forthcoming Transmississippi con
gress will make united aud resolute
front with larger truth.
"All the public domain belongs to
all the people; and they must have
their free Opportunity 10 enter up
on and POSSESS their own.
Not less the hope of the East than
the need Of the West is to he AN
swered by maintaining the open door
fa the people to enter upon their
own.
Conservation. iutelligently and
patriotically operated, rs magnificent;
but brutally, ignorantly or selhshly
invoked TO bar the people from their
own, II is one Of the greatest wrongs
that the government can inilict up
ON its citizens
The only way all the people can
ENJOY the blessings Of their great
possession is IN the occupancy and
development by individual citizens
Of the available public domain and
its resources.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
CASTLETON CLIPPINGS
>ews-Champion Correspondence.

Everybody getting in shape for
haying
Star mine is being put in shape
for shipping coal again
j. ii. Rogers has been hauling
lumber from Millspaughs mill for
the past month.
Supt Webb of the La Plant mine
rs still driving the main stope and
reports better outlook than ever.
Mrs. Wallace has her hay crew
about ready TO start as soon as the
weather will permit She has a very
large crop to handle
Some talk of the Telephone line
being extended to Castleton. We
would sure welcome a connection
with Central up here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
tine PEOPLES RIGHT TO THEIR
OWN.
Denver Times.

Denver Times.
1t a is favorite expression of the
Pinchot school of conservators: "elI
the public domain belongs to all the
people.
When that truth is followed BY
the natural conclusion: And il
must be administered for all the
people, the case for the wrong is
complete
Every individual, who would no,
dare to stir from the counter, the
mill. the desk in the East. imagines
that he has personal and defined
ownership in the land, the water,
the timber, the coal and all the other
natural resources of the public do
main, and that his adventurous tel-
low citizens must not be permitted
to occupy the land, utilize the water
or develop the minerals without paw
ing to him persorally-in hard cash
the price or rental for his individu-
al ownership.
lie hears that there are one tril-
lion and four hundred billion tons OF
coal IN the country; and be wants
hls share in money.
lie senses dimly that there arc
millions of horse power in the
streams of the West, and be wants
the government to conserve and ad
minister them, so that he may re-
ceive his personal part of the annual
rental.
He is told that there are hundreds
of millions Of acres Of public land of
which he is an owner; and naturally
- 10 made to feel that no other men
should be permitted to occupy with
out paying to him Individually hi.
proportion Of the yearly land crop.
, He is never made conscious Of the
governing facts: That the public
domain and its resources are, and
must be forever, without worth to
him until occupied, developed, util-
zsd by the progressive individual
citizenship Of the country; and that
he receives his fall share of the re-
turn through the labors and the SEC
csss Of that courageous individual
sadsavor.
OF coarse, all the p,blic domain
, hsasaes to all the people," ssd
oq0Alky certain it 10 that it sAoslA b
o1niaisasgvd in tke interest Of al
~ rsppaa.
Dss ~ fallscy aaA tAe cruelty
~ u - sss.aPtisa tA.e bssss.-
o1eis e1ais;sessGiss, Il tAs psspas's
PsoPsrty, . bssasr tAsa ~ Pssp3sis
Osatssa e thsir owl prepsgsy-sa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

While 1t may he going too far 30
suggest compulsory cement side
walks on Nam street lust at the
present time, wouldn't IL be a great
thing for the town. Ii would add
30 per cent 10 TIE appearance of
the Main street, 1t would make bust
ness transaction more rapid, 1T would
bring more people there during
business hours. 1t would put Gun
nison in the up-and Looming class.
This might be quite a tax in certain
instances, but the benefit to any
property owner in immediate in
creased value OF his lots, would be
twice as great as the cost. Think of
1t a moment. Is that overestimat-
ingg In any case, News-Champion
heartily favors the proposed ordi.
nance 10 make a sidewalk district
where all new walks shall be of
cement However, such district
should not be restricted TO Main
street. Ii ought To take in a good
good share of the town, four block 5
on Main street. at least a street east
and west, the street to La Neta and
one or two streets toward the state
normal grounds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Gunnison county is handicapped
by having no deputy district attor-
ney for the seventh judicial district,
X. NJ. Logan district attorney
appointed Judge McDougal to fill
this important position for Gunni-
son county, but the Judge has re-
signed, and it looks as though the
mantle would fall on b. II. Wege-
ner, no democratic lawyer appearing
in sight to claim the Job.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Having acquired a fancied person
al afirous, > VIVID dark brown taste
and a rancid hate ct himself and
everybody else, the editor Of the Lake
City Times undertakes to rosst h,.
neiehborsng town Of Gannison. Bet
ter devote yoar editorial space to
BOOSTING ior H,nsdale cosp,y. yosns
man. Its a good county same as
Gunn'sou. and ~hen Yea boost for
the Western Slope at every spot an d
place YOU wont he telliAg any hes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
CRESTED SUITE
Sews-CAAnpiea CoqrespooAeocs.

Wednesday, August 4.
5. c. Robinson visited the county
seat Tuesday.
Jas. BlakemOre and Ruth return
ID Sunday from Flose.ce.
4io Marc Whalsn 10 in Gunrieor
vieitiAs Mn. Tim DOwliag.
Mr.. aad Mrs.. Ernest Nesser a
Enc azs guests Of Nr. and Mn. j.
H. Block.
Mo- EAaa Rocksfsllsr rs&sr,sd
Tsssdey silsr I've weeks visit with
Mo- Esiss Spencer.
1r; - Mn. Eees.s Rssi.so.
- 4f. ed Nm. O.. RcAir.
sss oaopi.e ss Jax Chs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Ranch and Range The Appeal
to Reason. the socialist weekly. ask.
lite friends whether the paper must
suspend For the FIRST time in IL
years II has lost heavily in ssbscrip-
t,ons We regard this distrsss II
The Appeal AS a significant sign Of
the trend Of thcught For several
years the paper has not made any
appeal TO reason II has appealed
10 passion and prejudice and igno-
rance. The sober, simple truth that
Is socialism has got the coulter set
too deep. That plow would stall any
horse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
JACK'SCADoN
s-Chanpion Correspond deace.
Wednesday, August 4.

Wednesday, August A.
Rev. Robinson and wife of Chic
ago are camped on East river.
Mrs. Harper and children are Wis
iting Mrs. c. l.. Sampson this week.
AMisses Bertha and Pearl Shackle-
ford were visiting Helen Downe '
last week.
Misses Bessis and Annie Brix1s
have returned to their hems in Den
yer after four weeks visit here.
Mrs.. Geo. Anderson and sister,
Miss Ethel Guyer, have recent "
sPent = number of days with Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Snodgrass at Ran e.
ers Roost.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

yesterday from the county court.
divorce was granted to Mrs. Annie
B. Sedlmeyer of NJ. Carbon. VIM.
Sedlmeyer, the husband was accused
of non-support, habitual drunkenness
and cruelty
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Henry Smith and family, of Mack,
Colo, are here visiting Mrs. Kate
Mahoney, mother of Mrs. Smith.
Mrs Irwin Trevarthen, another
daughter is also up from the June
ton. Mrs. Mahonev has been seri-
ously i'll for some days with threat. +.
ened pneumonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Harry Ilollowell, wife and baby of
Charleston, Illinois, have been visit
ing their aunt, Miss Mary Ieieler, of
out city, bat lett Monday for Salt
Lake City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

DIR. Geo Sullivan has this week
been entertaining Mrs. w. X. Gar
retson Of Denver and her sister, Miss
Angeline Donley Of Philadelpbia.
They departed Wednesday for the
east.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

.Hrs. A. J.. Hyzer expects ON this
mornings train, her son, Willet
Wilson, who has been some years in
South America, particularly British
GUYANA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Fred Winters returned Saturday
from a week ia Gienwood Springs.
jean Mahoney was In charge Of Rio
Grande yards while he WAS gone.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ.
Nourse was Friday and Saturday
the scene of three delightful social
occasions. Their parties are always
enjoyable, and these functions were
especially well appointed Cards
furnished principal amusement
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Mrs. Ray Sharpless, of Caney
Kansas, niece of Mrs. 5. j. Miller
arrived Wednesday for a short visit.
She was accompanied by Miss Elean
or Bradley, friend OF Miss Miller
and Mr.. VIM. Bradley also of Caney
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Mrs. Frank Browa aud httl
daughter, Frances, are here fron Ia
Junta, visiting Ira Bsosn snc
family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Ernest Miller has the contrast for
putting the new roof ON the Gram
mar school building The price
agreed upon is S49o
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Mrs } H. Jennings went Thar
day night to Denver 10 purchase her
fall stock 0f millinery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

There are some ram0rs of another
strike at Marble, tins time an the
mill. Sut details are lacking.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Miss Caroline Walter of Denver is
spending the summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. +. q. Zugelder. She ar
rived last week and with her came
their father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Walter, of Lakeville, Ind.
and another sister Mrs. Annie T..
Barnhart.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Mrs John McEwen Is here from,
Ft Worth. fexas. visiting her msfh
er. Mrs. Celia MuliIn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Geo Van Al-tsne au5 tao sons ar.
TIvcd Yesterday. having driven over
land from >slsdi
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Mss Fla T4lboi af Dcnver ss
vissiing the fersussus
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

Mr and Mrs. ; L. lay aud Sieve
and Martin Van Koohr,s, leave this
morning for trip to Salt Lake Clly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

" : DItto Is contemplating .
trlp % the Grand E.acampDeui a
S.li Lake next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-06

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