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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

w. j. Wheaton: "h'tt" ana
You are hereby notified that We ma
Undersigned have expended dnrfng Nv
year 1908 the sum of sis gunndradd We
dars tS6O00O and one Hundred ard
twenty Dollars (S120.O0) In tbe go
ff oyIo IN labor and improvements on the
ioilowlng described mining ciafnts
being One Hundred Dollars Sim nnnast
worth or labor n Improvement ~
eaeh or the following named minfngg
claims, to-wit. ~ "inlus
tnose SIX certain mining claims aft
uated IN Clifford Mining Distr{nt
we county, State Of Nevada kna.yr
ana deseri9Sd rs follows:
Little irish Happy HooIIeen =
Gloomy Gus mining claims acceeam;
lns 70 location notices thereof ~
record on books of recorder Of Nve
In Book 10. Page 353 to 358 NoN"ua'
That said work was done and
bIoNeLnents made on said clalms dur
ing me years 1907 and 1908 in order
visions OF Section 232d tba D. III,
statutes of the United States ana 10
thereto. and the laws ~
ma 1sd.e OF Nevada, concerning an
Hu1i iapor 10 De done on mining claims
That there is due from sam Rar-
nun 20 the undersigned, one Hin
ared and Twenty Doliarstgl20001 ara
Zen water Martin One Hundred and
J. Wheaton Two Hundred ana H. ~
Doiiars tS24O.OO) on account of vonr
OF said Six Hundred DoiIars
ybOO.OO) expended for annual laboro on
the said mining claims during the |
year 1913 and One Hundred and Twenty |
Dollars N12O.O0) for the year 1901
ana you are hereby notified by the
Undersigned that IL within ninety dsys
after the service of this notice on Won
publication you fail 20 contribute
your proportion Of such expenditure.
Lo-wit; The sum of One hundred ana
twenty Dollars ($120. 0O)-One Hun
Ired and Twenty Dollars (s12O. 0O) and
Two Hudre and Forty Dollars
sS24o.0O) respectively each To The IN
i%ersigned, your interest in said mining
'lalms viii become the property of the
Undersigned, your co-owners, in ac-
with the law in ouch cases
and provided.
GUST PETERSON.
HOMER BUCKLEY.
Dated at Tonopah, Nevada, April
9th, 1909. ~
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24
TURNING OUT
The BEST WORK


The bindery OF the Bonanza is
turning out the best work in the
city. and 1t is giving such great salts
faction that anyone who has his work
done there once. never goes anywhere
else. The plant is the finest amt
most complete, not only in the State,
but this side of San Francisco. We
can turn out all kinds of work that
Is demanded in the offices of lawyers.
brokers' promoters, mining compan-
les or for any other kind OF business.
and we guarantee satisfaction in
every respect \.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24
DEALING WITH CONDITIONS.

reports received daily and weekly from mining district ali on
No'aua, sho" an increased production of gold, silver. lead md con-
pr' a. IN year 1903 promises to be the banner one since fo 40.
"nen n ola Comstock was the sensation of the mining yor,d 49,
City section. +" 'e virginia
van parts OF the state, which heretofore could O no ovon
9peet n account Of the distance from Transportation facuit,oa
ae now being brought to the attention Of the mimi -
~ before IN year Is over be producing many thousands Of dol.
lars in gold and silver. " u-
And, while these new places are being onaned na ~ ~.
Gu - ones' IKE Ionopah' Goldheld, Manhattan, the Bullfrog Raw.
an aU' ns M ohers Wi e steadily increasing their output. untl
me ran total viii put Nevada in first place, where she belonos
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24
306,365,369
21O.O42.464

n only restriction in production at present is at Butte and in
no lhese two. districts, each of which, under ordinary condi-
outputs at the rate of 100000 pounds per month ae =
present 100000 to 100000 pounds per month under ,be -
NAL output. N' "e nor-
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24

charities. This has been transmitted to similar organizations in
every part Of the country. It asks, in the name of charity and hui
mainly, physicians not to send patients in advanced stages of tuber-
ulosi 70 that city only TO cause suffering to those who fall a bur
den on a community with which they have no legitimate ties.
The charity organizations in Denver some time ago took similar
action Or. Samuel A. Eliot relates that when a minister in that
cy Q q saddest duties was to attend the funerals of persons who
mad been sent out there from the east, doomed to die alone and
IN a strange place. This has been a frequent experience
OF many other clerygmen and charity workers. Los Angeles
once sent a protest broadcast to the effect that This climate
does not raise the dead and rarely cures the consumptive." Fort
uhately the present trend of medical practice places much less en-
phasls on a change of locality than was formerly the case. The
open-air treatment rigidy applied, with quantities of wholesome
od LOT building up the system, is proving nearly as effective in one
"camy IS IN another. Little need exists for the disappointing pur-
suit OF more favoring climates, and so it is desirable on all grounds
tht the protest of Los Angeles should be needed.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24
Advertise in the Daily Bonanza.
NOTICE OF FoRrrIruRn.
To b. NJ. HAWKINS ana cEopc
STRATUM: oH

To b. NJ HAWKINS and GEoRcE
STRATUM: eHh
You are hereby notified that we. the
Undersigned. have expended during I'M
year 1908 the sum of (ss0ol Fteht
Dollars in labor and improye-
ments on the following Described mir
ing claims, being 500 worth of Iabnr
anu improvements on each OF the fol-
loving named mining claims, to-wit
Those eight certain mining claims sitn'
ated In the Tonopah Mining District.
Nye County, State of Nevada. knoVvn
and described as follows:
ciaodkniss . ss9ndonip "Glaadiator.", PA
u.s. Brandy Wine "McCornacn min
ing claims. according to location no
tices theerof, OF record on books OF the
recorder OF Nye County, Nevada. al
Iohopan, Nevada, in Book As, page
mat said work was don and
Improvement made on said claims
curing the year 1908 in order TO hold
the said claims under the provisions ~
section 1894 of the Revised Statutes az
the United states and the amendments
t~nereto, and the laws OF the state ~
Nevada concerning annual labor TO he
done on mining claims.
Anat there Is u from each OF vou
70 the undersigned Two Hundred Dol
laIs sSSVOl on account Of your share OF
salu $oV0 expended for annual labor ON
the said mining claims during Ire vear
lSOs, and you are herey notified nv ire
Undersigned that II within ninety DAYS
from the personal service OF notice m.
on you, or within ninety DAYS after
service OF this notice on you by publ
70 contribute your proportion Of such
expenditure, to-wit: The sun OF S200
eaeh, TO the Undersigned, your inter
est IN said mining claims will become
the property OF the undersigned vonr
in accordance with the law
- sucn cases made and provided.
Dated at Tonopah. Nevada Tan
uary 20, 1909. 49,
w. w. PANGBURN.
Q-23@-23-Os.)
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24
CARSON MINT WANTS
THE BULLIoN

The Carson mint has announced
that the doors of the house are again
open for the reception Of gold from
the southern mines. The news of the
refusal Of the former shipment acted
as a boomerang to the branch mint.
which found that the shipments feb
off to such an extent that there was
nothing to keep the employees engage
ed.
Shippers took alarm and without
any statement began shipping their
bullion to San Francisco for treat
ment. Governor Colcord, the assay
er in charge, wrote to Mr.. Leach, di-
rector of the mint at Washington,
and has received an answer that
nothing can be done until August,
when the deficiency appropriation is
considered.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24
COPPER PRODUCTION.

me production Of copper on the American continent is now at
record figures. notwithstanding the low price. This ia largely duo
70 IN fact that nearly 100000 pounds per month of low cost con-
per is now coming from the low-grade concentrating propostfons in
tah Nevada, and this new production is to a considerable de-
gre responsible for the fact that production is exceeding q
sumption During March there was an increase Of II. 557 Ooo
pounds OF copper output as compared with February
The Boston News Bureau figures the production in tho uritod
States MeSico and Canada based on reports from camps. mines and
mei'ers' ff n month OF March at 1~o7.961369 pounds. These fig
Tres d not take into consideration any copper from South Amarica
OF countries, except Mexico and Canada, which accounts for a
good snare OF the 100000 pounds discrepancy between mine
production figures and the refinery figures as given by the Producers,
association.
We compare mine production with previous months for three
years, as follows:
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24

Location notices in triplicate-
handiest affair for p%rospectors and
miners - contains carbon - $50 no
tices in book. For sale at the Bo-
nanza Office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24
LOS C E PROTESTS.

osanzeu cnarry several years ago agreed not to send patients
- -. 80 = e from nome unless assured in advance by the city
u destination that some one there was willing To ssum re-
sponsiDiity Tor their friendly care. But individuals have continued
- .aA 'he rBk without such assurance and sometimes this has
been done on the advise of physicians. The res,1t 49, -
q iormal protest from the charity conference committee Of Ios An
geles' composed Of the presidents and secretaries Of n ~ or,artzad
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24

J. p. Hogan. general agent !,
Ionopah and Goldhela railway. 'as
turned Yesterday from a trim 4 r.
Angeles. 20 Los
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24

Old papers Zoe per hundred at
BONANZA Office.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-04-24

The Rev. Floyd E. Doris deD.,,..
Yesterday for San Francisco D''ed
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21

payer The A@-sers Aeshlss of Sazi
wannan9 TAas paper fArns-sssa
Tasca t.sya taE fhoesiat ] l.. ls-;
sGInheT ga tie program ~a- the sc
dress Il Mr. Ma : ga Tie Masters
Asad ts~asd ls a. sal n ssEsaaS
sass s.s q ftf4nx DISC - . ke!ptsl
and anspsrang conyeptsoa-
The Issssc oi tAs coaveatsoa ~a-
isrpssAei b. a chorus 0i yos.as
y<ople. Indsr the dsrecslon 81 FrOt
W A FRANKS. Principal If the
County High >chool. Mise Lillian
Alis@r Fse~saed ss the organ Prod
traHks voice was heard a. a..Saa-
tAes ssncsy evening an tas .l,lo.
The Great White Throne and was
greatly cpjeyed
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21

sPesk'n Of the proposed c. a
). exteasson 10 delta VIA BLACK
uss~a. W. h. Irving a raachmsn Of
Curecanti writes the \ews-CLam-
p,on- The rim. where the cattle
trail nov runs 10 about 1900 feet
IN elevation, while where the wagon
road crosses the mesa raises to
$500 feet. BY tunnelIns, the road
could probably he kept 500 TO Gao
ieei lower than the RIM. and such
constrection would not Interfere at
all with the RIO Grsnde track, over
the beach and down at the bottom
Of the canon Here then is certain
" feasible route. for ON south
hillside at from $500 TO 1000 feet
IN elevation there would not he the
slightest difficulty with snow, the
winter through. Ia is moreover a
direct line west from Gunnison.
with only slight grade to climb
al Sapinero aud at the west end Of
the mesa
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21
A OV3ine>ce

GRANTING A LICENSE TO THE
GUNN1SON COUNTY COOP
ERATINE TELEPHONE COM
PANY TO EXTEND IT'S LINE
FROM OUTSIDE OF AND IN
TO THE TOWN OF GUNNI-
son, COLORADO, AND GRANT
ING TO SAID TELEPHONE
COMPANY A FRANCHISE AND
L1CENSETO CONSTRUCTAND
MAINTAIN A TELEPHONE
SYSTEM WITHIN THE TOWN
OF GUNNlSON, COLORADO.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
TOWN OF GUNNISON, COLO.
RADIO:
SECTION l. That from and
after the date OF the passage of
this Ordinance and for the full and
complete period of twenty wears
thereafter, The Gunnison County
COOPERATIVE Telephone Com
pany, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws of
the State of Colorado. shall have.
and it is hereby granted. the
right, privilege and license to
erect a line or lines of poles and
to stretch and maintain its tele-
phone line or lines thereon as it
may from time to time desire.
SO as 10 bring its telephone line
which may from time to time be
constructed outside OF said town.
IN and to some central office hat
it may select in said town. The
polesupon which thetelephoneline
Is to be maintained to be placed
upon any OF the streets or alleys
OF said town except Main street
III said town. with the right re-
served iH'the Board OF Trustees
OF said town TO at any time
change the place OF the erection
of the poles to some other street
or streets or any OF the allevs of
said town: Said poles to be
placed aud maintained next to
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21
PRAISE our REPRESENTATIVES

We note that a committee re
presenting nearly all the labor or
CARNATIONS Of Colorado, from the
Farmer Union TO the state fedora
ton, has come out with detailed
report on each member bf the last
legislature and their votes upon i'm
portant measures. This repor t
accords highest praise to Senator
Twining and Representative Lehr-
ritter. Senator Tully Scott and
Judge Hicks, the democratic floor
leaders among platform members Of
the two houses are also highly
praised, but the bunch of party
traitors like Cove, Napier and
Howell were causticaIly arraingned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
ERIIF's k4IE

That by virtue ~ "A special execution or lien
foreclosure issued out of the County Court in
and for the ounty of GuDnison. State of Colo
rado. dated the 18th day of May lSA. in an action
lately pending in said Court wherein r. r. Oil.
lett, h. c. Dake and George Dice co-par,pers
doing business under the firm lame and style
of Ohio CITY Aercantile Company were plain
tins, and The Colorado Quartz Creek Mining
Company. a ~rporstion. was defendant and n
Judgment anu ecree was entered in said action
on the IA day 81 May, 1909, in favor OF the
pl i tin and against the defendant in the sum
oi SIX Hundred and two and seventy seven
hundredths i<ib2..sl Dollars, and il was also i'm
said Judgment and decree ordered ana adjusie-
ed that the said amount he declared a lien npon
the premises described in said compla int.
tc-wf;-b -bexinninx ut point, whence the East
quarter Ei4 corner OF Section Twenty five f2S1
in Township Fifty Nl North Of Range Ihreef3 81
East Of the New Mexico Meridian bears due
point thence due East ls feet to q point inter
secting the North boundary line Of the olora-
do Southern Railway right-o way; thence
along the said northern boundary line Of said
II the East and West center line of - id SECTION
Twenty five Is thence due ltr-s feet to the
place of beginning. containing "a acres more or
less, together with all improvements thereon.
judged and decreed by the Court that said
above described premises. or so much thereof
rs may be necessary to satisfy said lien dam
ages and cost he sold.
MOTTO + is hereby given that on the 18th dsy
Of June. 1919, at the hour Of Ten O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day at the west door of th.
Court Iiouse IN punnison. said County Of Gun
nison | will in obedience to said execntio, and
order of sale, sell the above des. ribed property
much thereof as may he necessary to sat
isfy said plaintiff Judgment with the interest
thereon and cost. together with the cost 81 sale
to the highest bidder for cash
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado. MAY ath. Iaos.
May 2l-June II. sherin
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21
Sss1ay ScAsd Csassaaiss
Continued from First Pase,

the convention to look after the com
fort of all in attendance at the meet
ings.
The first session, Praise and
Prayer Service" was in charge of
the county President J. s. Foulke.
The general theme of the convention
was, the Mind of the Master" The
first division of the theme. "The
Rewards of a Faithful Teacher"
vas the subject of an able address
given by Judge Hetherington, Supt-
erintendent Of the Methodist Sunday
School. He was followed BY Mrs.
J. A. Walker, who told OF the treat
in store for all those who attend
The Coming State Convention, I"
at Rocky Ford June Is, to H..
1t is hoped that every Sunday
School in the county will arrange to
send at least one delegate to this
convention. The evenings program
was closed by an address by i. A..
Moon, Subject The Masters Mind
Toward the Scriptures. He en-
phasized the importance of teaoh-
er being familiar with The Book"
that in presenting the Mesa ge"
he might present the Christ.
AT ten o'clock Sunday morning.
there was union meeting Of the
Schools of the city. At which time
Mrs Walker addressed the scholars,
and illustrated her talk with curios
from the Holy Land. This was very
interesting to all, and the hour
passe! all to quickly.
At II O'Clock there was a Union
Church Service, when Mr.. Moon dis
coursed on the "The First Two
Petitions of the Lords PRAYER"
This was very interesting and
helpful service.
The afternoon program was one
continual feast of good things.
First was, "a Bible Meditation"
The Masters Dependence on the
Father by !. A. Moon. Mrs.
Walker followed with a talk on
The New System of Graded
lessons. The reports of the
schools as given by the delegates.
was next on the program. These
reports were interesting and en-
couragiuC. Rev. S. A. Webber then
gave @ paper on the Masters
Method ot Training Workers" ne
emphasized the thought Of individ
ual work. -Four O'Clock was the
hour devoted entirely 10 the girls
and boys. Mr. Noon was at his
best IN talking to the children and
his talk was illustrated with curios
from the Holy Land.
The evening Praise Service was
led by Rev. +. Z. Cain pastor of the
Congregational church at Crested
Butte, which was followed by his
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21

The people Of the State of Colorado
To Joisn y. Andrews the Defapdsr, A.
named. GRLETING: """'s
You are hereby required to aunear IN mn,
action brought against you by the ahpVp ,,s,,,.i
Lislntih IN the 'uunty Court of Guuuison
'ontN. state ot oluraun. aud answer IN. ,,,,,,,
plant therein within thirty da,- after fbs -
vice hereof, # strvcf within the stare cf 60,
rado; or II served cut of tho state a. Colcr,,,i,
or by public '"r, within fifty dasS af-er -
service hereof. cEriusIyet tf the iisv If sart -.
or luirucuf Will DO taken against vgu s,rcsri-
ins 60 The IirfEcr 81 The complaint and if ~.
service lifl-sii t- na'o ty Iuhi cation thcr f,.,
daNs aHoiii'tili 2" tI' saiI fifty DAYS last bare-
inasoye -prclf.ad fur aVtisar.Irs-a sff s,,s,,,.-
a Aforesaid.
The said gciiIH IS hraue't tosi.i ain a ,e,,r.a
OF Hil re Nl-n. Ir fue n.uis uE ma rrfr,I-I..,
existing nt'i Nsf1t ls rlufuJlH aui ffr.fl-IYr m
thc Er'elfi t-I-t oHiCrIiHHf i.H- u.sllfr. Iy -
NitInEt f1t-.f f't'In cause deserted fIrf-f Il ~
more than emo yerr- Hui further that -I-fsf5i-rf
hsif man 1u -rHI- bodily heaIfh H-- f4iI4.I
and refused tonIi .e r#iaHr,t'a --r...ss- s. 49,,
SupTort o. li- iHay Or filH I.ari..I ,I 49,. y-
aut rlIint1u frare Tor such fr.rHI-,H- rrf5,r -
may arpear Just o. tls e aur4 r- -,ifi 49,.
lllA afileHr t7rn SIZE ctHr pl1ir & f-ll fr 4r5H
t'ouIt m ~ala action tn wbirl reference +. 49,.
10y ma ce Hui fsI3 ~ uiiirH f. ler.-fs. - ,s
And yeu arr t'r0a5 uotifeA thar if yt.n fgiI e.,
app ar aut fo answer 70 laid f-s,-4-r...ir+ -.
above r-Iuirf.. ri-e =Hit Fi'liuJiff vIII ,trfy ~
the tuurt ior an" rolieI demanded H. ~ IA
compliant 7'i'
uiven under ury hluf uua the sal - -,f4
curt q ttunIi1-'. ln -Bid utl7tv this tlTb IA,
Of april A - las -''
- GEo. HEruEElNeroN.
SEAL % i-- and netting gj.rt
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0lllo lTy
Ness- s-ChAapsos Cosr~spoeaeoce

Tuesday, May Is
Chss. Owens is ON . short trip 10
Cripple Greek
Psrker Rce vas here from bow
erman Monday.
Mr. and Nm. Geo Morris we're in
town Tuesday.
Harl MononAld has gone to the
SutioU ranch TO work
Mr. and Mrs Barnhill we're down
from the Carter tunnel this week.
Fred Dice and family are back in
their cottage again, having spent the
winter in PItkin
Harry >srrssiR, Chas tInniean
and Mr. llarnhill expect To put IN a
new switch at the Carter tunnel and
get At IN shape to start work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21
xSkSAys9xA ASssCG

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eas4l-sl-. be - sza @s~a--1-
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l-.- sx4assi.ssl assr4s.s tsse s~r hssazee
a.sl.s.r- 10 .stss ssa sass,ro~essesss~ tsss
guuruf s.c MAS -tts.~4r tE ti.s trs---
llsIsa. 8sa-tfs.- essnfy 81 easafss-sss sssa
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.iIar-.a : 81 record bod s.i S--s s<< the
as..sa. s,f ls esers .ssa r-<s.saer e
ca.suss af.ss-.Id. urslnr ~ k.,sa >ssd claim
.usssr sf.s srssel-ss-ss II >rtsssa x,t 81 tS.s
xI-sd -satass-- Of The I s-sl>s s<ste- sad the
sasassaassut fhosass ~yVressd I-.asD =. A>s-
c.s..serI.s.e annual .sAsr s.ssiEe e.s.ss-. -
it- ti.e rs4sssre4 ~ bsssa -ssa cs asss
for the r,essea essass.s As--cs ssb~s ~ lac.
Aad q, ss.hiA nsE.sty tasSs- sfsss the per~ssssl
zssrv.se of ilss- notsec vi.sss. ssssesy aAS-
after the SERVICE thesr.f - yssbssasts.-s. yos
sa gcsp-e essstE sssssc yessr ssatssfxs.ss at
-sssh exsessdrtnrs~ -s~acr fs-s-ekes usts
the e.i-f- 81 tss- tuDl sesrls-ss- yosf stssss'
tho -ssa lSsis clan u se.sse te prsDesSy sf
sss aaacr-.sssa- s..s.r e.-o~snt. ~s. k~- sssts
the rsassred expsndstaHe b, the ,ers- ~ said
-ectse4-
n T. sassat-
Fsr-t qualification March ~ I~s.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21
NWvNs ~ AbSusyvySr nay

Estate at Matte l.. Leahy deceased.
The undersigned having beep sptpipted .d.
ninistrator with the will annexed Of the est q 10
of Matte Leahy, late of the county of (i,,n-
hison IN the state of Colorado deces -sd hereby
Count, Court of said Gunnison County At the
ourt House in Gunnison. in said County Un
Monday the ith day OF June A. ID. 1873. ut the
hour OF ~ O'Clock A. N. Of saii day at uhifh
time all persons having claims against said
es.s'e are notified aud requested 10 attend for
,he purpose 81 having the same ad justed. All
person. indebted TO said estate are requested
signed. ~ o'
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this 9Th dsy
OF May. A. ID. lsr '"'
,a,. N. McDouGAL
a"niihistrator with the will annexed, of the
Nay to June
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21
WANTED RANCH HOME

WANTED RANCH HOME
Some distance from railway, with
good horseback riding and some
water near, either river or lake,
where ! can send my wife and two
children, one a girl of fifteen years
old, aad one a boy of eleven for the
summer. Address W. +. Saunders,
7O4 Locust st. st. Louis. 2O.22
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21

There ~As clo-e voting ct
Aontrsse IN the sckool esection
~hen the proposition - rctand the
eJo.tss school sndebsedaess wss
carried by : votes. aud the .s~ssn &C
Il -. GO bonis Tor q coapty
Llxs school wss lost BY a single
vote
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-21
N"IiCk OF FAPPLsCArION FOR De
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Notice Is hereby given that ON Monday. the
o'st dsN of May, 1879, we shall apply To the
tounty Court of Gunnlson tount, I'olor>an
IN probate, for an order and decree direct ing us
70 eel at private sale Lots No three C3l and "a, :,
~ hiock No twenty-one t2D in the Town of
,rested butte. county of Gunuison and state of
~ ,"l%rsdo, the same being the proper, of Irene
~ ,hsppeii aud fioyd 5. thappell. miner heirs
of Gall thsppell. deceased
Dated April y, 1919.
MARGARET L. JEAN and V. T.. METZLER.
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