Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-07

Jim sad Left Hand creeks. IN the
Boulder district
PhiiaaelpAis capitalists are inapect-
ing The Greei.-y district ~ith the OBJ
I jeci of securing . 2o.sse-acre irrisa-
tioa project.
Mrs A N Welles of Denver was
elected president Of the Colos ado Fed
eratioH Of Women ; Clubs si the Can
ON City session.
From July / to Sept 30 there wss
shipped from Steamboat springs ssi
carloads Of cattle. las cars of sheep
and 5 ears Of horses.
A movement is oa to raise Q fund
'r the ArkaRsss valley for q suitable
monument m honor of The late Sena
tor George W. swink
I The Colorado state Bankers associa-
tion weRs On record against the banh
guarantee law. Guy l.. ,. Adamson
WAS elected president
Three poa-union misers sere at
tackled and badly beaten by 30 union
miners Friday afternoon. Of Hecla, Q
mile north OF Louisville.
Al the Durango fair Thur sday bul-
let from q shooting gallery pierced
three inches of wood and passed
through the face oos lady visitor
Ranchmen in the vicinity of Grover
are losing hundreds Of ch,ckeas,
many sheep and some cattle from
seprsdstions Of wolves and coyotes.
Professor Leslie y. PAUL of the
Colorado Agricultural college has beea
appointed county horticultura, iRspee-
tor TO succeed p Y. Moseley. resigned
Deaver viii soon have telepAsaic
cosaectioa with the Paahanale eoun-
try. Including The cities ef Da,hsrt,
Port worth. Dallas, Chilaress snd eth-
sr sections.
George Mel aGan and Walter saun-
ders have sold the Bank Of Commerce
TO c. W. Harrison and Frank 9. Leyhs
Of Tucumcari. n. r.. who will -
sumo charge at once.
The stock shipments fvom the
Steamboat springs district continue
heavy, the Moffat road taking out six
ty-five carloads of cattle and twenty
five carloads of sheep daily.
The u. s. Land office at Glenwo ood
has decided that certain lands in
Twenty Mile park now held ~ cgal
land is to he released as the coal 10
probably 1.50o feet underground.
In order that Judge James u. CARR |
eues may take up his campaign for
the supreme bench. Judge j. W. Shea |
Tor of Colorado Springs will hold court
m the district court ut Ft Collins Oc- |
tober 8.
Joseph A. Mower. Post No 3, q. A.
r.. today presented the Breckenridge /
high school with handsome new
American flag for the new flag pole
recently erected in front of the school
building
The Chamber of Commerce of Colo |
RADIO springs. has received reports
from several sources that the chance>
for Colorado springs securing the Ne |
tional Dry Farming congress in 1911
are bright.
The Colorado 4 Southern ,oad has
force Of fifty men assisting the
Black Hawk officials in removing the
immense bank of sand and rock that
was washed into Main street by the
floods of the first of the month.
The recruiting headquarters for the
United States navy. covering five
Rocky mountain states. viii probably
be removed TO Denver from salt Lake
A branch office has been opened and il
is believed orders changing the gen
eral office quarters will be issued in a
few days.
Elmer Sipe, a Denver young man is
plaintiff in a s2o.0oo damage suit
against the city OF Fort Collins. ON
trial In the district court. In septem-
Der, 1908, Sipe was employed in The
local sugar factory. While riding ON
LaPorte avenue in the dark on horse
back, his horse missed the bridge
falling into an irrigation ditch. The
animals neck was broken and Sine
sustained injuries that forced him 10
use crutehes many months
stocker. the promising proposed fpu-
hack Of the Colorado Varsity team
was thrown IN practice and ms pect
so badly wrenched mat IL NAV Disable
him as 4 player this season.
Longmont 10 soon to have natural
gas 1t will be piped here from the
wells in the Boulder oil field ana o,s
being nearer Bongmont than Boulaa-
vi make II comparatively easy mat
ter The City Council ordered an in
formal election TO give the peonle |.
chance to express their wishes ana
there we're only five dissenting vote,
which made IT practically unanimous