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The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28
BOLD ACT MADE A KINGDOM

Berlin, Sept 2S.-When King
Ferdinand recently returned from the
celebrations at Cettinje in Monte
negro, he went out of his way to visit
Bosnia and Serajeyo, and the news
papers of Austria were not slow to
point out that Bosnia and Serajevo
mean as much to the Bulgarian ruler
as they do to their country.
The Crown Prince Boris accom-
panied the king. and as they both
stood on the heights above Seraievo
and looked down at the splendid view
stretched out beneath them, it is not
inconceivable to imagine the king
telling Prince Boris that If the EN-
peror of Austria had not decided to
annex Bosnia and the two they saw
at their feet, his father would never
have been king of Bulgaria.
For ii was Ferdinand's early
knowledge that the annexation of
Bosnia had been decided upon taht
led him to announce the independ-
ence of Bulgaria and so secure his
coronation at Tirnova as car. He
was emboldened to take the step be-
cause he knew that the armies of
Austria-Hungary would have to pro-
tect his actions.
The incident is one of the most in
structiye in modern history as show
ing how favorable moment can be
seized and turned to account by a
bold and determined man.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28
HUNGARIAN GIVES MILLIONS
FOR PHILANTHROPY USES

Berlin, Sept. 2s.-A considerable
sensation has been caused by the an
nouncement that Mr.. Eugene Kassoli,
Hungarian millionaire, who died
recently has bequeathed the sum of
S5,O0O,000 for the foundation of an
institution at Buda Posth. He left
his entire fortune for this purpose.
The institution in question is to
be devoted to the support or assist
ance of those members of the middle
classes who, through no fault of their
own, have failed in business or have
become incapacitated from work
through ilf health. 1t is understood
that the relatives of the late Mr.. Kas-
soil, who, of course, all expected to
benefit under his will, have resolved
to dispute the validity of the docu-
ment, and to that end have already
put the matter into the hands of their
legal representatives.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28
TIGER HUNTING WITH
A CAMERA is PLAN

Berlin. Sept. 2S.-Tiger huntin,
fiwith a camera is the object with
which Explorer C. c. Schillings, is
starting shortly for India. He is a
mighty nimrod photographer who has
made great reputation by his series
of short range snapshots of lions,
elephants and other wild beats taken
in their native jungle. He has had
some marvellous adventures and hair
breadth escapes while carrying out
MS dangerous work. Herr Schillings
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

DIT. and Mrs. Eldridge returned on
No. last night from a pleasant sight
seeing trip to the city of the
Saints" The doctor says that they
enjoyed every moment of the time I;
that Salt Lake City is growing rap
idly and that its citizens are most
hospitable. The doctors old friend
John p. Meekin, the world renowned
lecturer has recently moved to New
York City, where he holds a govern
ment position.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

No. . arrived in the city today at
2:3O p. m. running as first section of
No. 3. She was derailed near Glen
wood Springs and all subsequent
trains were retarded while the dam
age was repaired and No. 8 was plac-
ed back on steel. No one was injured
but 1t required several hours of ard
uous work to get the heavy trucks
back on the rails. Nos. 3 and 1O3
were also late. No. Is will arrive
some time this afternoon probably
not over an hour and half late.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

did not know what he was doing.
The wife of another man, he said,
had for days been telling him that
his wife was misconducting herself.
There was no truth whatever in this
story. as the unfortunate woman was
most exemplary in her conduct.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28
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While in Pueblo, Secretary Mahony
was guest at dinner given by for
mer Governor Alya Adams to William
Jennings Bryan, Governor John f.
Shafroth, former Governor Charles S.
Thomas and Hon. William b. Smythe
of California. This gave him an OPP
portunity to do some more good boost
ing for the interests of the western
slope and this valley in particular.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

The reception this evening at the
Presbyterian church to Missionary
Edwards and his wife, will be most
unique affair. In addition to the talk
on Chinese customs, songs and other
features, there will be displayed n
number of oriental curios and trink-
cts which will be certain to enter
tain and instruct. A large attendance
of the church attendants and public
is desired.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

has published an absorbing book en-
titled With Flishlight and Rifle"
He was one of the men Col. Roose-
welt was anxious to meet on his recent
whit to Berlin.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Born, this morning, to DR.. and Mrs
George r. Warner at Greeley, fine
s-pound girl This news came to The
Sentinel by wire this morning, and
it expresses the very great happiness
of the parents at the arrival of the
little stranger
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Tomorrow evening at Clifton will
be held one of the many enjoyable
affairs held frequently in that little
city Parker's orchestra of this city
will supply the music. The young
people who desire to go from this city
may go up on No. 6 and No. 3 re-
turning will be tagged at that sta
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

a reception will be rendered the
visiting ladies' at the bankers con-
vention at the LaCourt this evening
by the wives and daughters of the
bankers of Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28
RAILROAD NOTES
.,SsS.IA
a;;:I,a

E. II. Gilbert. formerly fire chief
of the Grand Junction fire depart
ment who has recently held position
as motorman on the interurban, has
accepted position firing on the Rio
Grande and he will begin work at
once.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

r. II. June and j. II. Hughes.
freight and passenger agents, respect
lively. of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, left on No. last night for
Rifle to attend the Apple Pie day
ceremonies.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

The largest and best assortment of
furnaces on the western slope. Round
Oak, Front Frank and Underfeeds.
All at reasonable prices. J. Ii. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Assistant Superintendent Powell of
the Wells Fargo Express Co. is a
business visitor in the city today.
He is making an inspection trip of
the Rio 'Grande territory. He is the
guest of Robert L. Kyle.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

B. w. Robbins, general agent of
the Denver Rio Grande, returned
yesterday evening from Aspen where
he has been on business the past sew
eral days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

am giving FULL READINGS now
for so cents. A few days only. 34la
Main. PIANIST. "'DELILAH."
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Master Mechanic J. l.. Pagan is
making business visit on the line
of the second division.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Somerset Coal FOL range. heater or
furnace. Independent Lumber Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Hostler II. Hufford is laying off
for few days and is spending a short
vacation hunting deer in the White
River country. . ENyKH
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Mcconnell & loves school shoes
lead them all.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Clean. cotton rags wanted at The
Sentinel office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28
WANTED.

WANTED-A good boy to learn
trade. The Home Mfg. & Inv. Co.
Seventh and South streets.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Somerset Nut Coal for the range.
Independent Lumber Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

FOR Secondhand buggy
cheap. 545 Hill. Phone Mesa I'LL.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

FOR SALE-S0 acres raw land ad-
joining town of Iona. Red fruit
land; no seep; no adobe; on the
bench. Your own price and terms.
Snap. Owner leaving city. Must
be sold at once or off the market.
Inquire of owner, 740 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28


1ION OAll1 SENTINEL.
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ANJS
QU1
sE.EEss
Z. II. Gilbert formerly fire cbief
of the Grand Junction fire danart-
ment who has recently held nositior
as motorman ON the ,n,arrrh ps'I hon
Grande and he will begin WORK at
once.
r. II. June and / II urghas
lively. of the Chicago, BurIinpton e
Quincy, left on No last niebt for
Rifle to attend the Annie Pie dav
ceremonies.
B. w. Robbins. general agent =,
the Denver G. Rio Grande. returned
yesterday evening from Aspen where
eraI DAYS. , '''9'
making a business visit an tba liz
of the second division
Hostler H. Hufford is LAYING off
for a few DAYS and is snendine a sboI.t
River country. yxYMs
f"A
as a brakeman rnnnine ont 20 ~
point and he began HE drties ,as tns
Caller vanoe RrrdIa ,,,ho 10. -
weeks has 6eer trans ,pasas e .,I
day shift GU ~ 'ie
his nosition Vim ~ ra ,Is sSis lieu
panv and viii sne,d Tho ain rVau ooIn-
Inc o., hi, -, n, os, miiIet Morh-
Fireman O q pbulins doad-hooaos
over from uoInar tbil oi eaueu
wy
Two cars of mercbopd;sa ,,ro,, a.
rallied i'm tba t,ar5s 80. "e'e ue
Tho intaryia,,, ,,i,h nio,- p,..
the onerator who orariont,aS N No.
Monday evening viii ho 80 W. -
Interest hv he roi,rnad rad u WIN
is printed in another co,umn
LIST and is Iaving nfs Co.. % 80 .ne SIN
u'S' D
Enpina 7o1 &c in Tho ,l,, 80
general oyerhauIing
Engineers Cady and Francis bava
reported for work
Firemen Mcconnell Ward ara
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

l.. J. McClurg has been employed
as a brakeman running out of this
point and he began his duties yester-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

FOR SALE-Modern 5-room bunga-
low. Furnished. 225 Gunnison
avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

WANTED-Position in store, bank or
any office, as clerk, bookkeeper or
salesman, by man 40 years of age,
with good business education, good
penman, good salesman and good
personal appearance. Best of ref
erences. Inquire L. B., care Sem
tinel.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Conductor Gallagher is off duty fol
few days and his position is filled
by Conductor c. d. Hallock.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

WANTED-A competent girl for gen.
eral homework. Inquire at 49,
Ouray avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Caller Vance Rumble, who has been
working nights the past several
weeks, has been transferred to the
day shift.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Brakeman Grelg is laying off for 6
short rest.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-28

Caller Oscar Johnson has resigned
his position with the railroad com.
pany and will spend the winter work.
ing on his ranch on Orchard Mesa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07
NoTiCE an FfNlI syyrIFHgNT
sNB BbfyERNfNArfoNo oF
HgfH

In the matter of the estate of Mari ~ehaafe,
D.-ceaseo. ~ i'f'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN. That Al, NJ,
das, tiie sth day ot February. A. H. 1910 ~ ~.
h''nr 81 p m, Of said das, the same beip., una =
ne regular days of the December Term |,r ~.
enhiS oUrt 81 GuurfIson ouufy in the stat.
~ oiorato, I, Geo W. Sehs.fer Aami,,is,r.
t.f oi said estate, will appear before the Jn.i,.s
oi sia t"urt, present my final settlemept n
-oeh Auh, ini-tratsf, pray the approval of the
saine' ana vi then ask to ne dschar.ed as
Sueh ann isti ator. At which time and ,,lac,.
"a, a, pr 90 In ihierest may appear and presen,
"'!ee,io,s ta ~, s.tIne, VI any there he
AND h1EtR Np1ltE Is UFPEpy
% VI y ~ hat at -sid time and t,.a,e ~. ,s,rr,
~ receive and hear proofs etg,rern,,., ti.a
81 sara dec-aseei. pursuant to the ver;fis.i
t~,iti.n ot teotee W. sclaefer rlsiwar, -
MI at law "f said dsceaS.d h,.r.t,f.yve fl.ss
nereih. ssklng fsr judici ssrertaicu,er, ard
1e,srniinsthn II the beirship Of ss,d e.,.,s
hhtty frrder,ek, Mamie Losr and Gnss s,.,,.sI
ef srs ne = 81 SAID decreased
wv, IhEkEfURE. any and ~
~ sre or who ciaim To Re bsirr -
s'n MI schaefer. deceased are
~ l~ui'ed to ne and afpesr th-r. ar or sI,,ssS H.
'' perni,hatioh of the eurt ther~sn
Dated At Gunni-on, loIsrn,to ,I,,s IA A.. -
January. a. ID. lsl0 '''s tfd oSs oi
1hpkGE SHaEFER admi,istr,,or
r,,,,,' ~ ~. f.stsfe q ksrl Schseier. peces-~a
i1"'i7i-a January 7-FeA Z. Is1o.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07

Senator Horace belong of Grand
junction loudly opposes special
session Of the legislature. We won
der why? Doesn't the senator want
10 be put up against the proposition
OF voting for a primary election law,
the initiative and referendum, the
popular election Of senators, and
these other reforms just before cleo
tIon next fally The senator can bel
low like bull calf about reforms.
but he carefully sidesteps voting
for any when there is danger of their
passing, or it will offend the mana
gers Of the repnhlican party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07
4wthuus c. = nuu.u

Tie .-tshi;Isn -haEti.aEn catllc "a
ss.s eonsIar NasnEs.i >ssck Si.uW ~
lszpses all he ti.s grealesses.r saan
~e~x Cd hIeaso. Ease a she groa'-
e-s ~ rtharn herds ~ she WaEla
ssi b. Shown aBa wlii sncistlo the
ctaHay. sus aHd sEaHa css..4ysssns 90
tis< InseEsazlanasl ~ Chicago. Tie
csA1p.oa bud a. ChIe.es and ssas-
sIe wss ~ the herd ss CaTpcnser 4
ka~s @. Gaashsia. CHS. Ths- bs.i
l- a. iBpossea animal. - wasse al
esss sna bss s6e mosf massEceuf
tesd eser seen sn bull HE -
kypscs.l Il the great hreed he re2se-
seuss aud ss s..o~ n hsmsef Al
ssvxtle fEcssde.s Tsis became sns.i-
ssaed wifh the magssceui animal
and had has psesare taken wIth kls
hand on me bal. = back. The bu.l
Was uae If the ~eusaiI1Es os the
Chscaao show
Tks >hor;hoss L. the popular
ksssa IA the wes. and has always
kssa. The usess successful range
csssIR have bees shorthorr cows with
kiessford top. The Amer,csa Short
kern breeders Association will hold
Psbl'e sale daring the show at
whsch will be sold some of the hes,
snes, ldsals Of the breed. They are
selected hy committee and every
ANNA offered will be Representa-
tive aHd good individual
The object oi the Nst,onal West.
era Sock SHOW association Is 30 ia
trodnee the best If the variogs beeI
breed types into the West and these
public sales are not IN any sense a
money making proposition. as all ol
the cattle offered would sell letter
at private sale. Those interested
IN Shorthorn cattle shoali write tc
X. q Cowan, assistant secretary, 4.
Exchange avenue, Chicago, fpr par
/ tlculars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07
suslrc r.rsss1,ssstn

NHELEiS. Mountain tsau Mining q Fuusflaus
~ thas y tiraen. fresi'iaut ant DHsld =
srecu. S"crstsry. srsntur by iis trust Deed.
date frril iith isiai. and recorfd in the uiiire
of the Diars aud Recorder of 6iuunisan Caunfg-
oil rufi'i. il bssok ah at Page sa2 uuuveyed 10
the Public Trustee u said s.nnfy the toliuwiuC
land va said County. h. Wi. The Northeast
Two VI undred aud Thirty ieet 81 the Poorest
lneeu Lode and Miuin. Claim dezicnates a.
survey los No. 42f. and the Mountain TEN"
l.ode aud Mining Claim. designated a. survey
lot No t25s. and situate adjoining each other Ia
the tik Mountain Mining District near the
Town Of Irwin, - described more fully in the
patients Of the iaited States issued therefor
and IA the records thereof IN said County. to
which reference Is here made. Ia Trust to secure
cue principal note df even date with said trust
l'eed for s.iiI ~, PAYABLE 10 Y. 3. kupell or
order nine months after date, with interest
thereon IRON date until paid at the rate Of ten
pet cent per anngm That said note has been
assigned hy said y b kopoil and 1lIos Davis
Day Jr : now The legal holder thereof.
AND WHERE ". Default has bern made by
the said gratitor Ia said rust Deed. IN the per
formence of the covenants aud conditions i'm
posed upon q By the terms OF said Trust Deed,
"a thi-, te-wit: that said grantor has failed to
pai said principal note when due, and failed to
pay any Of the interest due said note
MD WHEREAS. The legal holder uf the in
dchtesiness represented b, said note has filed
with SAID Public Trustee notice and demand in
wiring. declaring said default. and eiecttng to
deisre the whole debt represented bv said note.
aud interest thereon 10 date of sale. due and
pay able. aud demanding the sale of said land
under SAID Trust Deed.
NoN y hereby gwen
That pursuant TO said notice. election and de-
maud, and under and BY virtue of the authority
vested Ia mt b, said Trust Deed and the law
|, Annie NJ bownny. Public Trueter Il said
County, will sell the above described land for
cash. at public auci ion to the highest bidder.
At the est front door of the ouuty ourt
House ia sain uuuty, on Tuesday, the sth day
OF February. 1910. at 20 o clock in the forenoon,
Tor the purpose at paying said uotes. interest
aud expenses "f this sale, aud viii give 10 the
purchaser thereof certificate ot purchase
therefor as provided by law.
Dated January 1th, 1910.
ANNIE NJ. DOW \EN.
Public rstee e GuuLison county. Coloraeia.
Pr Pub cation. January 7th. Isiu.
is-i fttDication, February 4th. Ialu
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07

When President Taft talks about
the one cent postage being subsidy
10 the newspapers, it is enough to
make anv thinking man mad. In
the FIRST place the len,r postage
induced by newspaper $ the only
thing that makes money for the
postoihce department. In the second
place there would be no deficit if
TAFT and his republican leaders
would make railroads state fair aud
the other governmental departments
pay their own postage. And most
important the subsidy is to the
readers not the newspapers. Is it
not a fact that If newspapers were
carried free, the subscription rates
would be lessened and Publishers
could afford and would give larger.
better papers? Is it not true that If
as recommended the postage rate is
increased the publishers must raise
the subscription rate, or print poorer
papers? Cheap newspapers are the
world educators of the American
people. Why talk Of a subsidy?
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07

Last week News Champion sugges-
ted that the Federal Indian school
buildings at Grand Junction, now
the property of the state he used as
basis Tor state manual and train
ing school. Tie paper was hardly
off the press before we noted Kan
sas paper with the news that the
famous Haskell Indian school at
Lawrence was to be turned into a
day trade school for whites Just as
fast as the Legislature of that state
would appropriate money for its
maintenance. The article states
that additional instructors and the
necessary machinery for manual
training work will be added by the
Legislature while the government will
continue to pay part Of the expenses
OF maintenance until the Indians
now in advanced classes shall be
graduated from the school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07
81 NN0AS- DIgNRTE

STATE or COLORADO,
tounty Of Gunnison
In the County Court.
la the matter cf
Anais Crettenand,
Plaintiff.
No. 2s4t. VERSUS SIMMONS.
AlphoBso Crettenand
Defendant,
The People OF the State of Colerasic
To Aipiiunso Cret'enand, the D,fsnasn,
above named. GRLkTIN6:
GU are hereby required appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff IA the ouuty Court of GunniSop
touuty. state of colorado. aud answer the
complaint therein within thirty DAYS after the
service hereof II served within the state q,
toloradp or n served out of the State. of sln-
rado, or by pubh alton within fftv esvs ar
the service hereof exclusive OF the daN cf o.
vice or Judgmeut al be taken against Vou
according To the prayer Of the complaint: aud
u The service hereof be made by pub lee ls,n
then ten days additional to the said firtv a -
hereinahaVe specified for appearance aud an.
swer VIII he allowed before the taking a.
Judgment as aforesaid
Said action Is brought to obtain decree of
divorce dissulvIne the bonds of mstrim,pV ex-
isting between plaintiff and defendant on the
sr,,,.nds Of desertion aud nen-support
llalntfh further Irays that she may he
AWARDED the care and custody IT ionisa { ret
tenand the minor child of said parties. that
she ne AWARDED such alimony as may appear
Just 10 The Court that she may be restored to
her maiden name of Anas Carron: aud for
costs ct suit; as will more fully appear from the
com mpislnt lied m said Court IN said action To
which reference Is hereby made and a co,,y of
which = hereto attachei.
Aud yea are hereby notified that IL you fail
20 appear, ana 10 answer to said eouf la int ps
above required, the said plaintiff will aptiv h.
The curt tor the relief demanded ia her said
com plaibt.
.Iven under my hand aud the seal sf said
curt at taniison, in said toauty this y3nd
day of November A. n. 1879
Gho. HETHERINGTpN
Judge and Acting tlerk.
Dates Published Dec. 10, ls0, Jan = 1910 Ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07
NoYTrE OF ADJrsTNsNT D4I.

Estate Of Margsretta NJ. Trevsrthen. decessed
The undersigned. having he.n appointed All
miui-tratriz Of the estate Of Msrgaretta N
TreVarthef tte of the ounfy of tiunniso,r. ia
the state oi toloradu, d.cessed. hereby gives
notice, thai She will appear before the County
curt of said uunnisun county, at tide Conrt
House m tfunni-on. IN said County, ON Mouaay
the iuth day uf January, A. ID. 1910. at the hour
OF 10 o. lock m; of said day, at which time eli
persous having claiffh against said estate are
notified aud requested to sttend for the pur-
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment 10 the undersigned
Dated at ,iunnison, Colorado, this sth day of
December. A II. 1.g
MAUDE l.. STEVENS
ADMINISTRATORS Of the estate of Margaretta NJ
Ir.varthan. Deceased
M Not RSE. ATTORNEY
Dates Published Dec. 10, IetaJan. Z. 1910
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07
ScsscE eS asssssv.Nrslv

The undersigned, having t~en ntyoIn,.d ex.
scutor ~ The estate II kJijsh A. Metsreeor hare
oi the eehty ., dunnisc6, IN the Stste t,f Col
ors,io. decessed. hereby gives p.t,re th,t h.
VII app>ar before the tousty Coart a. s,Id
"unni-ssn ouhty. at the Court Hou-~ in t,upui
,snh. IN ssld "onty on Monday. the .sen DAY IN
january, isiu. II the bour If 10 o clock /. NJ. 81
said "sy, ut when time all persons bsViag
eistm> sxainsf SAID estrte are non fled spd -.
ssne rdjussed All r~r-.yps ,n.,.Is.S ~ - "
estate are requs sted tn make ig,rea,s,. -.
ssebt 70 the ubder~,xp~d p~s
Decen.bsr. A. a. rNn '- ~" uAs fi
eJGENE A. NctREGoR
Decreased - ANfh~9sf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07

Qsite 20 the astoHishment of cur
citizens she Gennisou Eepgbllcaa
last week announced thst protisetIons
oi GaRnison county foF i.hlJ amoan-
ted o. twenty millions, plus
Now who do soa sappose Cooked
that tale And tne assessed valaa-
tion Of the epunty only four millions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07

Congressman h. Z. Taylor informs
the News Champion tha. he wall be
pleased 10 send a dozen packages of
vegetable and s1me flower seeds 10
every man. woman and child ia
Gunnis0H county, If they viii take
the trouble 10 drpP him postal card
ilr them. Address Hon t.iwsri
4 Tss l0r, a. G., House Oiice Bldg.
Nash. Dc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07

Postmlstress Summers bell as that
receipts Of the GsHsIson oiiiee were
nearly <2tb more thas IA l.hse,
including the month sf February
when the trains we're blocked aud
practically no business transacted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07

Austin and starving TO death. Feel
ing has run high among settlers
down there, and the owners have
been notified 10 care for their stock
or stand prosecution.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07

Three thousand cattle belonging
to Ballentine & Begs of Denver and
j. L. Hutchinson of Sallda. have been
have been running around in the
dope hills between IIotchkiss and
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-01-07
osacsL p2rEE cf etSSlses ooe~Ts

Walser T.. Aesaesh.all. the se~
eali0r af Lake Cas PhonagEsFA ,s
starting mining h8stsrs II the San
Juan ana 81 fllnsd.sle eosniy tha;
PROMISES % be very Interesting
The fr-i number appeaEed las; week