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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
CHURCH WORKER REFUSES
TO MAKE USE OF FISTS
Bio Man Has Small Man Arrested
Because He Does Not Wish
to Fight

o. c. Howe, grocer, postmaster and
church worker at Lawndale, COM
planned to Deputy District Attorney
Percy Harmon yesterday that William
Yates, his rival in the grocery business,
had threatened to do him great bodily
harm and a warrant was issued for
Yates arrest by Justice Summerfield.
The complaint was sworn to by Mrs. D.
G. Karnes, who told Deputy Harmon
Yates said he was going to poke
Howe's face so he couldn't whistle"
Yates weighs about 100 pounds, Howe
twice as much, but the former is said
to make up in b eligerency what he
lacks in avoirdupois.
'I'n give you the complaint said
Deputy Harmon, but if 1 were in
your place I'd fight it out with my
fists"
Il am a Christian and don't believe
in fighting Besides l am a federal of
flee holder" explained Howe.
Lose good-pay tenant, or boarder? Let
a want ad help you TO take it like phlloso-
pher.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

o Shipments of oranges and lemons
q from Los Angeles wednesday and g
@ Thursday, Nov 3 and 4, were 81 car {.
(: loads of oranges and 10 of lemons. &
. Total to date there have been ship z
o ped SO carloads, of which 20 were &
@ lemons. Last season to date there {.
o were shipped Al carloads, of which 81 &
g were lemons
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
ALEXANDRIA LIQUOR CASE
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT
Appealed Case Of Nelson c. Means Is
Heard Before Judge Davis in
the Superior Court

Judge Davis of the superior court
listened yesterday to arguments in the
appealed case of Nelson c. Means
from the Judgment of the justice at
Alhambra who fined Means 5000 for
alleged violation of the city ordinance
prohibiting the selling or delivering Of
intoxicants. Means claimed he was
acting as agent for Hepner & Co.,
sales agents for the Los Angeles
Brewing company and was delivering
beer for family use, which, he con-
tends, is not prohibited by the ordi-
nance. The matter was submitted.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
ANNUAL CAT SHOW SET
FOR DECEMBER z, 3 AND a.

At an executive meeting of the Los
Angeles Cat club yesterday it was de-
cided to hold it's annual show December
2, and 4, and 1t will have the official
sanction of the Western Cat associa-
tion. The building in which the show
will be held will be announced later.
1t is expected that more than 500 cats
will be exhibited, and advance informa-
tion warrants the statement that there
will be a good representation from
cities as far north as San Francisco to
compete for some of the special prizes.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Nov. 6--The usual Saturday
situation obtained in the metal market in
the absence Of exchanges and prices were
normal Tin was quoted at SSO37laa3O 62h.
Lake copper was quoted by local dealers at
S19 OO613 12ls; electrolytic, $1275Q12.S712; cast
ing, S1262lsd12.75
Lead steady at $4.37s9A42k.
Spelter nominal, S6.45 asked,
Iron steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
M Mornlna Sales

One Assd oil Co bond at "a; 30 Assd oil at
AZ; 10 do at 1925; 10 do at 2.S7i2; 20 do at
AZ 50; 20 do at AZ. 62ls; 20 do at so; 10 Am
Pet Co com at rs %; so Central at 1885, 200
do at 3S; 500 do (B6G at 1.3S; 1000 Cleveland
Oil at 2S; 800 olinda Land toiD at 92; so
Assd oil (off board) at AZ: 20 Am Pet com
az 7e; 40 Mex Pet Ltd com at 2s; 20 Provident
at 1O1. rs; so Assd Oil NOV. 8, off board) at
1 o.. do do at Al.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

sales. at s01s. Firemans Fund made another
record of 227i5 City Electric made a slight
advance to AIS, and Pacific Lighting COM
mon sold at 50. Bond trade was dull, with
the chief interest in United r. r. As at 753s;
Southern Pacific refundipg Is at 96ls and Con-
ira Costa Water 5s at l00la. In the unlisted
group Pacific Gas common was higher, at
56657 and the preferred was quoted at S9A
Q90. California Wine had sales at 16, closing
15n16
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
Northern Securities

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 1.-THE feature of
this mornings trade in local stocks was the
advance in Associated Oil Some heavy buy
ing orders were sent in on it and the stock
went up by leaps and bounds to 40. Sugar
stocks presented very firm front, with gains
in Hawaiian Commercial to S4A; Paahau to
2S7k; Hutchinson to IT'S, and Makaweli to 40
bid. Alaska Packers was well supported with
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
FINANCIAL

Los ANGELES, Nov 6-Bant clearings
were $2 5S9, 375 9s against SL367 1850 for the
corresponding date last year, an increase Of
81, 222 POOLS. Following is comparative state
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

Sales 1000 c c w IS at 1OOgS 1000 United
Ry As at 1855; 5000 SO Pac Refg As at $685. 8
Alaska at sos 45 Assd OH at 41h; 100 do at
41A; 100 do at Az so do at 42h; 10 do at 42ls;
80 City Elec at AIS; 10 Fireman's Fund at
227i5; 15o Hawaiian at S4A l5o Hutchinson at
IT'S; 1856 Paauhau at 2S%; % Pac Light COM
mon at 81; 60 Pacific Tel pfd at 99A
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
News OF Neighboring Cities
PASADENA

Circulation Dept.-Home 1886: Sunset 274o.
correspondent--Day Home, lex. a. Sunset
i54. Night: Home 3135.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
AND BOND EXCHANGE

Special service to The Herald by j. C. Will
sen. Sl2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles. mem-
Der New York Stock exchange, Chicago board
o: trade. Stock and Bond exchange OF San
Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
DAILY MINING CALL
Listed Stocks

official sales-1OOO Bonnie Glare at 1l24; 1000
Clark Copper at 39s; 1000 do at 3s; 1000 Mt
Gaines at o.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
CALIFORNIA
New York Bonds

speclal service to The Herald by ]. C. VIII.
son, s12 West Fifth street, Los Angeles,
member San Francisco and eastern ex-
changes
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

IT'S as easy to secure a bargain in a used
automobile through want advertising, as IL
used to be-and stil is-to secure a horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
New York Stocks

Special service to The Herald by e. r.
Hutton Co, 112 West Third street. mem.
bers New York Stock exchange.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Following were quo
tations today;
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07

Lose a good-pay tenant boarder? Let
a want ad help you take It like a phlloso-
pher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
Memorial Day Appropriately Oh
served in Cuanisea

In spite of inclement weather. the
attendance at Memorial Day services
has rarely been larger than last Sun
day. From all over the county we're
visitors to pay the tribute Of respect
aud lay a flower on the grave OF dear
departed and the heroes Of our
country wars
There were sixteen Of the Bows
in Blue who gathered to take part
During the year c. J.. Miller, post
commander had passed away, and !
C. Mckee, second in command, took
command of the parade The Gun
nison band played a number Of ey-
cellent selections in town and at The
cemetery. Impressive services al
the G. A. r. at the grave Of the uu-
known dead were in charge Of Lieut.
Henry f. Lake W. ). Ditto acted
as chaplain, and Y. G.. Brewer as
captain of the firing squad
\ number Of beautiful monuments
have lately been erected by +. g.
Iueelder \ massive fye-ton gran.
ite column marks the grave Of Mrs
Agnes Hoel Shores. and another
smaller one that Of Mr.. Shore
mother Valentine Ehret has pgr.
chased a fine monument for the last
resting place Of his wife. Beautiial
stones with granite bases have Jger
erected In memory Of Elrl Richard
son and Don Harris.
Strangers who were present Dc
marked that our Gunnison cemetery
is probably the most beautiful Gods
Acre upon the Western Slope. Ger
tain it Is that the committee ID
charge, Mr.. Chinery the sexton, an.
private parties have taken iniini.t
pains to make 1t beautiful and then
abors are bearing fruit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

Billy Fine went to the Paradox
TO do surveying
Paul Hostrawer, an old timer
died at his home in Gum ison
The United States was construct.
ing " hat up tothat date was its largest
and most powerful war ship, to be
named the Maine.
The fifth Normal District Insti
tute was held in Gunnison and
many teachers from all over the
Western Slope attended. Fred
Dick, then state superintendent OF
public instruction, was present.
The Municipal ditch was finally
constructed, furnishing Gunnison
with pure, cheap and abundant
water for the open bitches on every
street Frank Northway was the
first ditch tender This was our
first experience in municipal owner
ship, and its success doubtless led
to later requirement of the light
and water plant This ditch cost
about : 1900 and as high as Sll0O
had been paid per year for rent Of
water.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
C0D mRNCMC
LsVe 0pssAis.s CssN,apAssl -
C6s.n C. - pssussrs 4
~ EaIssprns ~

Ii - evident that the California
DFedge Company, now operating in
Taylor park with one drills intends
10 thoroughly pr1spect the park.
before suTnmer - over They have
six men working The drills and cut
ting timber. etc. tut f1ar more
traction engines and .irills are
waiting at ST Elmo. ready % q IN
as soon a. snow g1rs un the pass.
THIS u a large concern whira has
operated extensively iu California
and Colora1o There j. much
rich placer ground in TIyIur park.
which they are determined O. thor
oughly test, aud ID bed rock j. at
any reasonable depth gold dredges
will be installed % mine 10 on a
scale never before seen IN this part
Of the Rocky mountains
The famous Enterprise mine at
the uppe. end II Taylor park near
dorchester Is now operating with
p men, and II is expected that
another month Or s1 will see sixty
employed Thos r Goodale ,presi-
dent Of the uitcd Colorado Mining
Co will he in from Boston this week
aud plan. are all laid for installation
Of complete electric water system,
operated by utilizing the old placer
ditch from Bowman, and dropping
the water thus conveyed upon
turbine wheels The mill will be
moved down 10 the flat opposite
Dorchester ard ore taken down the
trans. Most OF the men at work en-
gagged in developing ore on the up
raise from near the end Of the lower
tunnel, now IN mile and over.
This upraise will extend 1000 feet to
the No , tunnel above tim Der line.
There are rumors of early opera
tons starting on the Pie Plant and
Forest hills group, but these are in
definite as yet
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
WRALEN NEW COMMISSIONER
Appointed in Place Of c. l.. Miller
Road Matters Settled

Geo. l.. Miller, county commits
slouer from the third district has
now definitely located in Denver
where ae is engaged in the furni-
ture business. Accordingly his res
ignatlon was last week handed to
Governor Shairoth, who promptly
appointed Wm. H. Whalen of Crest
ed Butte to FIJI vacancy. Mr..
Whalen is not onl Y an old time citi-
zen Of the county and of his district,
but is thoroughly posted on its needs,
is a very popular man and fair to
everybody News-Champion pre-
diets that he will make a record as
commissioner that will be generally
satisfactory to the people OF Crested
Butte, Marble, Jack Cabin, Somer-
set and other communities of his
district, as well as to the people at
large. His bond was accepted and
he took his seat Tuesday at the reg
ular monthly meeting held here.
Commissioner Collins and Wiley
were also in attendance
\ number Of road matters were
takea up. Messrs. Wilt, Green and
Heiner. viewers to determine and
appraise damages in the road need
ed by W s. Spain down Little Elk
creek TO his bridge across the Gun
nison. settled upon SO as damages
to the unimpr1ved land Of H. F. and
Grover Carpenter Mr.. Spain has
his new bridge done AID his sum
mer resort under way.
A new road was ordered on the
Lake Fork in townships 46 and Il.
The county attorney was also direct
ed to take steps 70 put county road
up Mill creek.
ID Cairns & Son were granted a
saloon license at Sapinero and Jos.
David one at Mt Carbon.
Bills were allowed and tax matters
adjusted with NJ. Schmitz, Mrs. Kate
Bedden, u X. Pfromer and James
and Alex Clark Reports Of sheriff
and clerk were o. k.'d.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
Our City School Teachers

The school board Of district No. l
met Saturday and reelected Misses
Katherine Neif. Ida Lauritzen and
Annie Dill t. their former po-
sitions. Prof Mowrer ard Miss
MaDel MilliCan have schools else
where. No principal has vet been
selected, but Miss Luella johnson.
former county superintendent, will
have Miss Milligan's $ position in the
primary room. We understand Miss
Milligan has taken a place in the
Florence schools. Both Prof. Now
rer and Miss Milligan have done
splendid work in our schools and
we regret to see them leave.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
GRAMMAR SCNON ENDS
Csaaesceaewt Esescies u nseAsllA
CArcA q Success. Cssl Crsw1
and Exce.lest Prssrsa

Twelve boys and girls this wear
completed work in the Gunnison
Grammar School. and under direc-
tiou Of Prof H. 7. Mowrer. gave a
final program Friday night, May
2sth at the Methodist church. The
room was well filed and without ex-
ception the class exercises did credit
to the performers aud their in
structors.
Rev. 5. A. Webber, gave the invo-
cation and pronounced the benedic-
ton in heartfelt words. that PRAYED
for grace and strength for the young
folks. A number Of class songs
were interspersed through the pro-
gram.
Howard G.. Eddy. the lone boy Of
the twelve, was the first speaker and
in brief, well chosen words gave the
"Salu'a,ion to parents and visitors
Jessie NJ Wyl,e, spoke of ''Our
Couptry's History" detailing some
salient points in the life Of the
American Commonwealth. The
recitation Commencement was
given in Anent vet graceful style by
Margaret f. Morris, who gives prom
ise of ability along this line Miss
Bonita G.. llelner read an ESSAY on
The Bushman, an interesting re
view of these peculiar people of
South Africa, which showed the
earnest effort she had put upon the
subject The Glass History" was
detailed by Miss Mabel V. Wallace,
and proved an aptlv told story of
facts and figures. The history of
Hawaii was strikinglv told by Miss
Lucille Anderson. Miss Kathryn NJ.
Doyle read in pleasant style an ori-
ginal Glass Poem The recitation,
Paddle Your Own Canoe, pleased
the audience as given by Miss Mel
lie B. Hamilton, Resources Of Gun
nison County" was the subject
chosen by Miss Roth A Marshall,
and she presented an imposing array
of those resources. The Glass
Prophecy delivered by Elnora +.
Bray proved an ntertaining specula-
tion on the future Miss Bonita
lleiner recited "She Can't Play
Finch, and won hearty applause
by her spirited rendition Of the piece.
Miss Ethel NJ Whipp presented a
well written paper The class
honors were secured by Miss Edna
NJ. Wright, who as valedictorian, de
livered an earnest and well consid-
cred oration.
A prorusion Of cut flowers covered
the platform aud a bouquet was pre-
sented to each student The motto,
I'VE have crossed the bay: the ocean
lies before US, was letterei behind
the platform in colors of pink and
white.
Judge Hetherington presented the
earned diplomas and bade the dozen
graduates good luck in the larger
field Of study to which Ii is hoped
they will all attain IN the high school
and the college.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
SHORT MINING ITEMS

j. T. Bennett has force Of men
engaged on the Mountain King at
Gothic, pushing the bore, already
in $50 feet, with hand steel until
such time as the pipe line can be
rescued from the snow slides, which
carried much Of it down the gulch
Moutrose Press j. Ben Ross. the
popular young mining man Of Sill
verton, was in the cit5 yesterday Wis
itiug his mother Mrs. Jacob Ross,
while on his way east 30 look after
some mining interests. Mr. Ross
is looking fine and saws he's enjoy
ing the best Of health. thank YOU,
since he became a benedict.
The Marble Age reports that the
Colorado-Gule company has just
made a contract with the Rio GranGe
railroad TO furnish marble trimmings
for the splendid new depot in Salt
Lake City Marble interior and fur
nishings are also specified for the
million dollar hotel Sam Newhouse
is building at the City Of the Saints
and also for the two million dollar
hotel being erected by the Mormons
themselves. Five ears Of finished
monoliths and other materials for
the loungston, Ohio, court house
have been delivered and ten cars
already at Cleveland Tor public
buildings there. Thus Gunnison
county products capture the world
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
Annual Stock Growers Association

The annual meeiingui the GuHni-
son County Stock Growers assncia-
ton will DE held 80 the county court
house IN GuuuIs,l saturday, June
;, 1903, at , O'Clock p. IA.
Officers for the ensuing year will
De chosen also three members Of the
forest reserve advisory board and
other important business transacted
A meeting Of the executive board
Will be held at 10 o'cl1ek the same
day al the stockmens lealcuarters
in the Scott Block.
r. j. ANuGEwS. Pres.
C-L STuNE. Sec'v.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
Flsl9llC Fuk
EsssyA.lv asoDs c. C.lckss -
~ 0sssg 4 - Ssasa- ~
vs1W VI = Cs0

A few DAYS Of warm weather has
cleared the Gunnlson aud SIDE
streams - that the opcning Of th.
fishing season broaght ~ reports oI
good catches IN all of the twenty
four summer resorts of the coantv
a. well as from Guunison itself
There j. prospect Of the best 6shiae
season In history. but no one ex.
poets IT to come fly fishing without
several spells Of high wafer, for there
is an immense amount of snow vet
10 come down, and it is iust begin
ming this week t. melt rapidly.
Nevertheless bait fishing is bound to
be good through June. SO tell your
friends that the trout are biting
better than ever over an Gunnison
The fish spawning stations have
now collected nearly million rain
bow trout eggs, some 10000 at
Little Eik creek aud GD0.OOO at
North Beaver Something over
half a million will be hatched here
and at Pitkin aud all turned back in
10 the Gunnison. Several hundred
thousand eggs have been sent 10
Denver for Matching
From Sportsmen Hotel there
were nine boxes Of fish shipped on
the opening day Of the season That
looks like good fishing.
+. j. Flala and son drove from
Fountain Place Saturday to get in
more supplies for their resort. Foun-
tain Place is always popular during
the fishing season and many inn
provements have been made by the
new management.
The Jointed Rod" was represent
ed in .unnlson this week by the
genial proprietor, A l.. Wilson. Mr..
Wilson is doing lot Of good adver-
Using to boom Gunnison fishing,
and especially his own resort, which
has always been a winner.
Dell Mckee was in our city Satur-
day from the ''Dinna Weary" resort,
the picturesque title given to the
Linton ranch, where he is located
Mr. ard Mrs. Mckee have put mp
cabins, and otherwise fixed for a
season Of entertaining the summer
resOrtcrs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
Office Of County Assessor, Gunnison
County, Colorado

Notice Is hereby given that on
the lst, 2nd. and 3rd dlvs of July,
a. ID 1909, ] will be and remain in
my Office az the Court House la
Guuuis9n. Colorado, for tue purpose
Of hearing any and all objections %
the assessment roll Ter the year
1909
g. ". THuws-, County Assessor.
Dated June !. 1909
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
CLASS PLAY
County High School Pupils at Christian
Church Present Merchant of
Venice, Up-to-Date"

Both tonight and Saturday,
June ;, the graduating class Of the
Gunnison County High School, as
sisted by other pupils will present
the burlesque on the Merchant oi
Venice, bringing it up-to-date in a
manner that will lie intensely
amusing You will surely attend
one of the two nights Admission
p cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
UTY DADS MEET
Large Lis, 4 In cad WsAss Drl,.-
pse.ls. nasuAA EAsss ~
Sslary

certainly, Ctv Marshal, Clinton
Miller is irving To earn his salary
I HIS report turned into the council
NJ its regular monthly meeting
tuesday night, accounted for thirty
five dog taxes collected at 81 per,
Or a total Of $40 which with pound
fees Of 81 made s7i This was
within a dollar OF his May salary,
and the trustees encouraged him to
make it S75 in June so if you
have dog, better pay up or the
marshal will get arter him.
] A committee of citizens suggested
that the town appropriate $50 for
hxlng the streets ana alleys OF the
Normal grounds and this was done.
The county also may give a like
mount H. NJ Webster was grant
ed perMission 10 erect permanent
ron roofed awning IN front OF his
store, provided he would take it
down upon request Of the trustees.
r. M Cooper protested because his
porch light was not yet installed
after two years wait. Some council
members themselves have the same
experience, but it was thought
these promised lights can soon be
finished mp.
Henry Knoll appeared to inquire
about the very uneven walk in the
Red Lion Inn block. 1t was agreed
that the complaint was justified and
that it would be fixed up
Police Magistrate Gordon, report
ed Slj collected for the town Dr.
Hyatt, city health officer reported
the town continuing free from all
contagious or infectious disease, but
with scarlet fever at Montrose. Pit
kin and Salida, we should exercise
the utmost care.
Reports Of former Town Treasur-
er for months Of March and April
were read and referred TO finance
committee for correction. Report Of
W. II. Corum present treasurer, for
Nav was read and it included
long list of delinquents on light and
water fees However, the books of
the city are now getting in good
shape and it is proposed to add inter-
est and collect it Of those who neg
lect paying promptly. Regular
and sundry bills were allowed.
Bill Of the Gunuisou Republican
for S27J for a SIX line local five
weeks was referred TO the finance
committee, as at five cents line it
should have been SlJ0
II was greed that stock belong
my 10 OUT Of town ranchmen should
be driven out by the livery stables
and charged 20 the cattlemens
association as per agreement OF
former years, 10 save pound fees.
c. 7. Murray made proposition
to erect a stone horse trough and
public drinking place CA the corner
Of Main street and T5michj avenue,
free of charge If the city would do
nate the water This was discussed
and laid over till next meeting.
The telephone franchise was
brought up, bat tie hour being H.
80. was laid over tiil another meet
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
Take a Drive on the Normal Grounds

The committe in charge Of the
State Normal grounds has made
great improvements in their ap-
pearance Of late. and you are invited
to walk over them. or take your
friends driving there. The tenn
porary entrance is Just north of the
Metroz home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
lew Wall Paper

] want rge public 70 call and in
spact Ias finest wall paper samples
the world manufactures. Thirty
five new designs in stock to select
from. lS-2l
HGaHsy Mauu Ja- Guluis1u.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

There Is a place in the News
Champion printing factory for a
bright boy or girl who wants to
learn the printing and rep5rtorial
business Wages are small at first
but it leads TO pleasant, profitable
work and acuuiremeut 1f a valuable
trade. Prefer some one who has
finished school. and who viii agree
to stay at least a year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
Notice 10 IreEnassers

All fishing and hunting on my
ranch Is strictly prohibited and tres
passers are warned that they VIII be
prosecuted TO the ful-extent Of the
law. II. J.. FIsHEE
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

Leave your orders for photograph
sofa pillows at the Art Millinery.
See the samples
Mrs. j. II. JENNtNGs
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
SAMPIINER'S s.
Ice Cream Cones
) and 10 cents
At Gavette Bros Soda Fountain
They are delicious.

For Sale-Milk COW, and five
months old calf Gives two gallons
at milking.
John April, Guunison - If
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

S,X weeks pigs far sale SIa
piece Lee Lehman. 23-3c
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

Window washing house cleaning,
wood cutting, care Of lawns, etc.
l.. A. McCaulev. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

Corn hing manure spreadeIs See
them at II G. Lawrence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

WANTED-Good gentle work
tean, mares preferred, about 1900
weight A H. JUDY. Guunis0n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04

Recleaned Barley seed either
ball or beardless in any quantity.
II. &. Lawrence
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-04
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COAL. COAL. COAL
Parsons a Ferguson.