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C. $. McNew Real Estate, Rents ysd Loans. 106 Pine street lG-e-tf.
 The weather man says it Wttl be sair today.
 Mrs W.D. Buckner has reco te@ed Tsum recent illness and Was ab : to heeup yesterday; ay;~-'----'-'- -'''.-> Mrs. Chas. Madding has recoNes,ei ,frotn q recent illness. She was oecN aith. la grippe.
 We make | specially of cleaning and pressing Ladies skirts. Ameri- ean Excelsior Laundry company. U Little Madaline Bluthenthal. who dlas been quite sick for several 12%S, was some better yesterday.
 Let us write your fire insurance, pinchhack Taylor, Insurance, Re.A Gstate and Loans, ll6 l-2 Main street
 t. --persons contemplating the erect 1un of any building should consult Bith Mitchell Seligman, architect, Citi- sens Bank Building tf Peopes Savings Baak and Trust Co, gre now members of tie Pine Bluli Real Estate Exchange. List your property, farm lands and timber Iand> Sor sale with us 9-29d1mo FOR SALE-On easy terms, house, and two lots on West 18th Ave Pinch nack Taylor. Insurance, Real Estate and Loans. l16 1-2 Maiu street. If. --Dr. w. P. Grandy the dentist 5as opened offices al 2li-2 Main street where he will be pleased tu have his sriends and all patrons to call
 1l-2-tf
 Are you a member of the Pressing '5'lub of the American Steam Laundry? Clothes kept in excellent condition for s1.00 per month. If lOST-GOLD CROSS AND CHAIN, cross set with Amethyst, and pear at each end. Engraved & x. r. Dec. 9, 1905 Rewar, ii returned E> Graphic office Il .5-5r We carry 40 different styles and sizes of heaters. and can give you anything you want at prices that are right. Ask to see our Hot Blast Stoves. Cleveland Matthews Hard ware Co.
 With a little Vesuyius burner. at 4Sc. you can always have hot water TO shave with. to bathe the hands, and the ladies can heat their curl lrons. Mothers can have miltt for the l aaby and the girls can make a Welch i Rabbit, without getting a $500 rhaf- ! 1nG dish See them at Cleveland Mat 1 5hewS Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
DR. w. D. BUCKNER
 AMONG SPEAKERS

At St Paul's Episcopal church this afternoon, where there is being held the three-days' council of the DaugA- ters Of the King, there will be ad dresses made by Mrs. John Hartle,, of this city; Mrs. Wilcox. of Pine Bluff; Mrs. Valiant of TeNarkana, and by Revs. H.. N Hyde. W. D. Buckner of Pine Bluff and G. VI Murray
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
The B0yce Construction
 Company

Are in the neli for business ana avs t!ie most complete moving out. fit i'll inc city and do general bni!d. .n2 business. Also general repairing business. Fix all class Of roofs. shin gle, tin and composition Make higa class screens. When you are read, to build, move or repair you do your self an injustice to proceed without getting our estimate Call old phone Fl or SS7. D. w. 1,OYCE. Ngl.
 THE BOYCE CONSTRUCTION CO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

Serious results from piles can be
 avoided if the right remedy is applied at once. But it must be the right remedy You apply ManZan, not on tha surface alone, simply to sootae irritation, but to all the effected parts bT means of tue nozzle attached to the tube ia which ManZan is put up. Sold here by McCammon Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
NOTICE

This is to notify the public Chat We have purchased the Commercial Ap- peal agency in this city and all sub scriptions for October Will be. col lected by us. If you fail to get your paper, please notify Us. Old Phone 80i. Durham Bros, l23d Second ave- nse. 10-3i-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
NOTICE TO LAKESIDE RESIDENTS

We have d new man on Lakeside route, and any of our customers whom he fails to call on will please call our office at once. American Excel siOr Laundry Co ll-4-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
Pine Bluff Mercantile Co.,
Assembly oi November
 Fabrics

In anticipation of colder weather, we have made some important ad- ditions to our stock of all wool dress materials. suitable for coat suits and skirts. They give an Interesting variety of weaves and finishes and the styles are absol- utely correct I9p naryowest width in this collection is 36 inches and some are 54 inches
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05
'POSSIM SUPPER FREE

Thursday, November II at D. m. Ar T. ]. Carr will serve possum supper to all candidates and their friends at his place Ill West Fourth avenue l1-I-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-05

pr. x. $. Kite was resting better yesterday.
 Clifton Howell is out and around after being sick for several days. WANTltD-A WHITE MAN OR WO-
 man to cook. Moscow. Arkansas.
 D. T. Milier ll-5-ot
 -E. C. Howell. who was sick for q long while, is again at his office at the Hammett Grocery Company
 --lsf. Asa Brunson, who has 54e1 quite sick with typhoid fever for sev- erai weeks, continues to improve
 Ladies can have their old coat suits cleaned and pressed and made to look new at the American Excel sief i!aundry cGm4stn.x.~ 4stn.x.~-.--=z.------- If
 z1'he condition Of Mrs. W. D. Hga!n, who has been quite sick fot- several weeks, showed little iInproN C. nfcnt yesterday. -.-.--...z.-zz.-.----~-
 "A n,arr age license W;ts issued n this city yesterday by Deputy Ci5nntr Iiflh tIeOi Se w l4HuSda u .AlSo h4'- tie May Benson and A. C. Hammond
 Woman loves clear. rosy complexion. tufdsck Blood l;itters pnrihes the blood. clears tue skin. restores rnldy. sound health
 Pine Bluff Aerie No. 209, Fiater- nal Order of Eagles, held meeting last night and initiated three can didates. Some business was also of.
 Ne have just received three styles alcohol burners. all of which have no wickins, and generate gas from the alcohol Little Nesuvius at , 48e, for heating water, milk, or irons. can't be beat Economy burner, brass trimmed at $275, and the nickel plat ad large Nesuvius at S3.13 See them
 It will be to the interest of per sons desiring to purchase a piano to ! cad the ad of the kaliski Music con- }any in the Graphic Auction by. | nail is fully explained by this en- Lerprising concern and an unusual | is presented to prospect ve buyers Read the ad and then ret busy
 FOR SAL4E-I.ots one and two blk. IS, Tannehill and Owen addition size 40 by 195 containing room dwelling, with two halls and bath, ? barns, wood md coal house. chicken house and tore house. l6x32 Tile we'll water and electric lights. Will ake small dwelling and lot in ex- harge See F. C. Smart. 2l3 w. Bar aque. 10-e-tf.
 ---Grand Masquerade ball at Owls all. Fourth avenue and Main street, Wednesday, November T.. Music by fine Bluff Symphony Orchestra Ball pens with grand march at D. m romptly. Prize for the best lady's oStume and also for best gentleman $ ostume. The prizes will be awarded II o'clock and all will be required unmask at that hour. No dancer ill permitted on the floor before nat hour unless in masquerade at re. All persons will be required to aise their masks at the door and no characters will be ad- Htted 11f-td !
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
DAYTON
News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday March so
Mrs Clyde Hinton has gone to
Denver.
J. II. Kellogg returned from
Delta last week.
Mrs. d. NJ. Carr was a Gunnison
visitor last week.
Claude Addington has purchased
the ID. NJ Carr ranch.
Miss Bessie Dwyer was to Lake
City last week, and Miss Annie was
home for few days.
W. s. Whinnery has purchased
a bunch of Shorthorn cattle to be
put on range here IN May.
Chas Carr and family have re-
turned from the Enbom mill as have
also Mrs s. Andrews and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
kssves Marhsa 49,

Denver UnIpn Stock Yards,
March 39- Receipts If cattle were
fair last week and prices ruled hrm
from day to day under good demand
Compared with a week ago the mar
ket is Is to 30 cents higher despite
the fact tha, most Of the earl ' ad-
vance on the eastern markets WAS
lost before the close. Good beef
steers sold at S5 to $3.50 and fancy
stuff would have brought more.
Cows sold at Si25 to S415 if
good and one bunch Of fancy cows
brought : the higest price paid
here for some time. Feeder and
stocker demand was good but sup
ply light Good steers sold at
s460 to SJ.25 and fancy kinds on
up. The fair kinds went at 1876
to $3.50. Prices paid on the Ds.-
Yer market are relatively higher
than those prevailing elsewhsre and
shippers will make no mistake
in sending their cattle to this point
W. n. FULTON
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
Csel bree1iae Stsck

Theshipmentof of Hereford and Short
horn bulls brought in by VIM. HEM
from Kansas and Missouri were very
highly praised by the Judges of cat
tie who saw the stock and most of
the ranchmen in town went over to
the Lawrence barns to see them.
Mr. Hem has never disappointed bv
bringing in inferior scrub animals
Everyone Of these bulls was evident
ly high bred and well cared for. 1t
rs too bad they were not all sold for
every first class breeding animal
brought into our county adds to the
market value Of future shipments
Mr. Hem sold twelve and then ship
ped back eight. The sales were as
follows; Frank Lightley, two Here
fords; Il. NJ. Cooper, four Herefords;
r. II. NanTuyl. one Hereford; Frank
Ellebrecht, Lee Lehman and f II
Mcdowell each one Shorthorn. An
drew Fisher. registered three wear
old heller and registered calf The
sales we're made at prices running
at $50 to SI15. Mr.. HEM had
one yearling bull in the bunch that
he says cost him Sl75 in Missouri.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
UPPER GUNNISON VALLEY
" Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. Mar. 3lst.

Wednesday, Mar. 5lst.
Farmers are beginning to talk
about Flowing.
Mrs Laurel Spann Of Jax Cabin
is visiting in our valley.
J E. Stevens Of Taylor river was
a caller here last week.
Mrs. Tom Estes visited with her
daughter, Mrs John Wolfe, last
week
There has been a good bit of sick
ness IN the neighborhood the last
week OF two.
\ nine pound boy arrived at the
home Il Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Spann
On Tuesday morning.
Al the neighbors gathered at the
Walker home last Saturday evening
and surprised Master Richie on HE
10th birthday. They report fine
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
~ 2ssias 2sslv

Two weeks ago News Champion
published the information that We
had thousands of tons Of fine hav to
sell at reasonable prices in the Gu.-
nison country, while a few miles
east and west of US cattle were
starving because no cars could be
he secured to mpve hay. 1t seems
this WAS taken up by the State
Humane Society, and this office is
IN receipt of letter from Secretary
Whitehead OF that association. stst-
ing that the matter was Immediate
ly brought before the railroads and
promises secured that hay would he
moved That the action of the
News Champion has al last produc-
ed effect aud been of great profit to
this section is evidenced by the
fact that after three months wait car.
are coming in slowly and hay NOV
ing out.
Local dealers report altogether
between twenty and thirty cars
moved oct Of late with more ready.
A dealer from Grand Junct ion is
here and has ordered a hundred
cars. Prospects are that within =
week or two our surplus hay will
have found market and at good
prices. Mr.. Whitehead states that
any further difficulty along this
line reported to his Office will
receive prompt attention as the hn-
name society does not propose to
have cattle starve in Colorado when
hay is abundant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
NoWEvuIE
NewsChampaon Correspondence.
Tuesday, March 50.

Tuesday, March 80.
An April Fool dance is announced
for the first.
Mrs. Carrie Hayden was a Gun
nison shopper Friday.
VIM. and Ed Allen are improving
their ranch with a well.
Frank Lightley made business
trip in the valley Monday.
La Grippe seems to be can
vassing The valley thoroughly.
Miss Florence Lucero is visiting
her sister in Gunnison this week.
A bunch of thirteen mountain
quail was seen in the valley last
week. Something very unusual to
see them so low.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
keUsCAAaDtaa Csssss0aoAnnA
SupAoy. 1oscA 81

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S~,Aay, AascA 81
Ma S.sa EasAsrly y SlaasaAG coz
scA0sa today
0iss Eks EEs.kl.a . yiaatlaG q
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Psoasr.
wsAss ssA AsAy EsboG -
Aswa isoa shsir Like Foek sewmN
ss1Dy.
J. b. ChApaAa IN! fstsr fsAss-
son vsss CalisA 70 Gsaalsoa @
bsaaasss lsss wssk.
SpsiAG y ksss in earnest nos,
saos V .sasiy eoee aud tbs ground
dsyiAs r>piAly
Mn AcVsaa expscss to have her
hosa Fe-paVssed s.A painted, before
hsr coHsign~snt Of furniture arrives.
\. l.. a.d H. 5 Csrpea,er pur-
chaaDd twe cars o hay last ~sek,
owing ~ ths severe storms our
raachnes vess al short ON hay
The many frleads Of Miss Nav
Carpsaser were pleased to learn that
she ssccsssfully psssed the tescbors
examination, aud secured q second
grade certificate last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
o. \ - Cansa

Henry Rednour wss . bssiness
visitor from Waunita Friday Iase.
lie reports good ore discovered on
grosnd of the Kentucky Mines and
Milling company in Box Canon.
Three men are at work with hand
steel under direction Of c. II. Ben
nett, ex-mayor of Bowermsn. At
l1O feet in the tunnel blind vein
seven feet across WAS cut. ASSAYS
from samples run to $l42. The
main vein in the immediate vicinity
is known to be still fifteen or twenty
feet ahead and good results are
looked for when it is cut. As soon
as the snow goes supplies will be
brought in to operate the machinery
and the tunnel pushed ahead with
vigor. Mr.. Rednour who is pres
dent and manager of the company is
now making his home at Colorado
Springs VIM. Lennox of that city
is associated with him in the Ken
tucky mines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
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AeUsCAaRptao Cussusoannna
AoeAsy 1ascA -


Aoe1sy 0ascA -
". j Eeduo. sp.st . ~ days
last week IN Sonerurs.
Lem Gordoa has sosse " Oklaho-
ma after receiving shs se~s u the
serious illness of hss saosAss.
Lew Nosely ps~sed shsossA here
Thursday enrosas fog k.s rDsch up
Coal Creek f.oa Psonia ukssr he
has spent the wiasse.
Will Bsezley ssA frissd a Psonia
we're up TomPsoa Csssk laA week
where they photographed hand Of
Elk that sere wisssriAG thsss.
People about Sooes.es ase nov
preparing to make their garden 5.
What differesos . tew hsud red
fset in altitude makes in climate
Here on tho Msddy thew is still
t~o feet - ,no~ and stlll more up
on the ca.tis range
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
49, ftspsssl 0ssuay O. Coyotes
To The News-Champion:-

10 me NeWs-Inafn pom
While we realize that the only
way to get rid of coyotes and other
predatory animals on large scale
is through the bounty system, vet if
Colorado offers 50 bounty, which
is proposed, it will cause traffic in
the hides or scalps from other states
that will bankrupt the common
wealth. They will bring them in
by the carload from Wyoming, Utah.
Kansas and Nebraska. Nv idea is
that all the states west of the Mis-
sour river and from Dakota to
Texas should combine ON uniform
bounty. Then as proposed by the
Colorado legislature contract could
be made with the fur dealers for the
whole hides which will nearly if not
quite cover the bounty cost. We
would like to hear from others on
this subject
TuEo. DAVIS
Gunnison, Colo, March 26th, 1909.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
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Ne~s-ChsmpSaA CorssaVoaAeo0-
Wednesday AascA ~
Harry kossabsxn wsst TO Pou-
derhorn Tsesdsy sfser hay
Alvs Foster rstSrnod from the
Lacky Strike mine Last Ussk.
Al Hainss vent 10 the Cebolls
Monday 10 hook after his hosuss.
l.. c. Perry ws~ visas.ng friends
in Spsaeer few day last seek.
A. r. Hay went to PowAsrhor.
Tuesday TO work for Chss. ScAscker
who 10 quite sick.
Mrs. Alva Foster went to Gsnni-
son Monday to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs T. 2. Lamov.
A. r Hay and NJ. N. Foster went
Sunday and brought = bunch of
saow bound colts in. 1t wss quite .
task ~ the snow is crusted pretty
bad The colts belonged TO Foster 4
Barrows.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
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We 80 0aksAG psQ0suO ~
ssssy drparsosst, sid nanaaAG ~
. llssSsr ssss sePssser. We Asss
fosss i've usra = work IN Sols lAks
puttlae in plsce the marble II sAe
Neshoss~ kaildiaG We expsct 70
eomPlete that quite = ts, sAssd f
contrast tIuse. Al pssssUt we ere
shipping two cars wsek 20 Ctese
land, but ~ soou - tbs Salt I.ake
Job is hn,shed We sAaA sesd tbs
Cleveland people At bssst . cor =
day
Ne have begun work on another
heading to opsH the dePosst 81 green
marble The deposit y thing we
believe to be unique in the marble
qusrriss of the vosld ID isn't the
usual dark green; its light sssos
alternating With strips If orange
color, and we think it's pretty hne,
thoaeh, Of course our OPINIONS may
he biased
If the Denver Federal baildias 10
Of marble, We shall he right on
hand in bidding to supply stuff
A white marble Federal bulldlng
would be something worth while.
and in this climate 1t would hold its
beauty as long as the temples Of
Greece and Italy have done. They
ere as beautiful as they ever were, 10
far as the stone in them is coacern-
ed, and some of them have stood
for 500 wears The business mssn
tell me that they feel sure the feder-
al building will he Of Colorado
stone anyhow. That is only fair.
If they'll sss the home prodsct they
can't q ~ very far wrong. Ws'vs
booa,ed the Hss Of Colorado iaster-
ials without refessnce to osr own
stuff, and will continue to do 80"
Manning said further that he
hoped before long there would be .
down town Office building in Denver
shesthed with white marble from
top 10 bottom. That, hs said,
would be worth ~ much to the city
As even the federal bsilding.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
Embark u bssiaess
Montrnse Press

Montr1se Press
r. NJ Alexander and ]. II.
Surles two well known Luiane men,
have embarked in the grocery and
feed business at Colona, They
have rented the store room former
ly occupied by the poolroom of Fen
ders q Hull, and will put in a COM
plete stock Of groceries, feed, hay,
grain, etc. and viii do large produce
business also Both are popular
and are good business men and
The Press feels sure that they will
succeed
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
Order Implements Early

Let us suggest that you order your
farming implements now. Oar big
carload lots OF farm machinery. like
mowers. rakes, manure spreaders,
hay tedders, etc is being made up.
and it viii save you a large item in
freight to see Us about it right AWAY.
Even should ven not need them un
til fall, let us talk over the order
now. in order to save money.
GEo. EAsTMAx.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
oUDnlllDoaN
Sews-Champioa CorrespoaAeses.

NeWs-Chanpioa CorrespoaAence.
Tuesday March 80
John McGregor was up from
Olsthe last Friday and left again
SATURDAY,
c. j. Huftalen is comfortably en-
sconsed at his home near Cathedral
after spending the winter at Powder
horn.
Those who went over TO the ban
quet are Mr.. and Mrs. W. L Sam-
mons, Mr. and Mrs. Eagene Nc
Gregor, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Schnepf.
Neil Andrews and Octave Cou-
raUd went to lola Saturday to meet
the Andrews family They sre jest
returning after spending the winter
about Aontrose.
There seems to be a good number
OF deer between Powderhorn and
Cathedral. The fact that they can
ran like the d everytims they
soe anybody causes one to con-
clude that they don't want any hay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
oooogSyou


Saturday March %
Mrs, Frank Hicks spent Saturday
with Mrs. Wstters.
c. A. Webber of Gsnnison gave
ns call Friday night.
Dan. Cupid is still playing around
our neighborhood. Look oct.
Mrs. s. s. Waters spent two or
three days in Gunnison last week.
Roy Hicks has set a saw mill At
his ranch and will soon be ready for
business.
Clyde Welch of lower Tomichi
spent Sunday at the Waters ranch.
Mrs. Welch has gone to Denver for
a couple of weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
b()l.A
News-Champ.on Correspondence.
"Wednesday March 81


"Wednesday March 81
One more car of sulphur loaded
this week.
Charlie Mergleman paid lola a
visit yesterday.
Mr. Spains bridge below town is
nearly completed
Alex and Frank Luchetta left
Sunday for Pueblo.
Roy Phelps left Sunday for the
George Andrews ranch near Gun
nison.
A. X. Stevens has shipped in
seven ears of stock from the lower
country.
Fred and Miss Emma Rouv;ere
attended The Cattlemen's Banouet
in Gunnison.
Mrs o. A. Wilt returned TODAY
from Alma where she has been visit
ing her children.
George Meeks returned from
PaonIa to help put in crop on the
Meek ranch above town.
O. A Wilt is very busy moving
to lola where he will build and put
IN large general store next to the
postoffice.
Roads being SO much improved
lola Hotel could this week hardly
accommodate people from and to
Porderhorn country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
1rssdias psaiss - lasvs Seals

Bruce Hartman has jest pur-
chased S4OO stallion from Ken
tuckv to head the herd of twenty
five Shetland ponies which he has
accumulated. This splendid little
animal weighs only 273 pounds.
He is registered and took the grand
Championship at the Kentucky
Horse Show last fall.
There are fourteen mares in the
bunch and from these the herd will
rapidly increase to point where
sales OF surplus stock are rapid and
profitable. A Shetland pony when
ready to wean, is worth $50 to SIS
and when full grown, sells for Slo0
and better Brace has the only
herd in this section OF Colorado and
intends to make it famous.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
cUyuasoa COUNTY llcn sc,oeo
News-Chsmpion CorrespoaAence.

NtWsShsupiD0 SOFFeopO00eDCe.
Wednesday March 81
Examinations in all departments
this week.
The Cicero class have finished
the required work in translstien.
Those who are to enter the ora
tional contest have begun bearing
their selections
The Physics class begin expert
ments in state Electricity and Mag
netism next week
Men of the city are giving a
series Of talks to the school. Soma
tor Sapp spoke last week ON Com
mercial law. j. A. Steele this week
on Practical Book k-keeping.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
0Oylgvuu


Nt~sthAmpeOo C0frO0DoooA0oe.
wednesday. Nssch ~.
Knowles Bros. vent 10 .Ae county
seat Friday returning Sunday.
A. c. Bennett and jacob Hamil.
ton were visitors in Doyle from Bow
erman the past week.
Snow is melting ~ fsss the, our
rsnchmen are in . hsrry 70 bale the
numerous hay ssscks leit in the
meadows since lsst fall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
Fer Sale

About one hundred head of high
grade shorthorn cattle, and few
horses. Purchaser buying the
above property can have as long
time on the same as he wishes by
giving approved security.
L. RoRERTs.
Parlin, Colo. l4-l6
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02

For Sale-John Deere II inch
turning plow, one horse garden cul-
tivator, one junior garden seeder,
at half cost. All in good condition.
J. W. Smith, Upper Gunnison, or
inquire at News Champion office
1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02

A Delta hay buyer was up the
latter part OF last week. His name
was T. +. Lamb Hay is mighty
scarce down that way. but Lamb
seemed to hesitate at paying Sl4
and SIG Tor our best mountain cut
ting. As alfalfa is now selling down
on the North Fork for from Sl5 to
$50 aud alfalfa is not worth with
IN fifty per cent of mountain hay
for feeding. it does not look as
though the price was unreasonable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02

Reports come from reliable
sources that the Raymond will be
started up about the first of June.
That will mean big dolngs for Ohio
CITY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02
D0WERMAN
New ; Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday March 80
j. J. Curley made trip to see
his family at Gunnison this week.
II. Rednour Supt. and manager of
the Kentucky Mines Co. came in
last week to inspect the work and
pay off the men on the Kentucky
tunnel.
G. w. DeLue, President of the
Ethel Mining Co was here last week
and made arrangements with G.. G.
Jennings, manager, to do consider
able development this year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-02

Montrose Press-George Adams. a
prominent cattleman of Gunnison is
spending a week or two in this city
to take advantage OF our Italian
climate, and the purchase of some
cattle.