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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07

years.
 ''B' DeForest, as he is known among his intimate friends, is man of at tractive personality, gifted with a keen sense of wit and humor and an ardent worker for justice in any form.
 He is one Of the best informed men in the city on civic affairs and is a debater to be feared. winning fame for his argumentative skill both at High School where he graduated in 1898, and later as student at Yale college
 Mir DeForest is the type of man who can be trusted to administer a public office in accordance with the highest principles of the Democratic party and will undoubtedly be chosen to represent the Fourth district in the city couuci1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07
William J. Moran

William J. Moran. whom the Dem ocracy of the Sixth district has chos- en as it's candidate for alderman has been a resident of the district during the 34 years of his life. Since reach ing his majority he has been promi- nently identified with his party. and is known among large circle of friends for his sQuareness.
 He is a member of the Knights Of Columbus and his sterling qualities
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07
Thomas ". ReddV

Thomas w. Reddv. the candidate for alderman in the Seventh district needs no introduction to the voters of his district He was born in the Seventh 40s years ago. His friends are legion and his word is as good as his bond. MT. Reddy is at present
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07
isaac Moorey

Isaac Moorey, the Democratic can- dIdate Tor alderman in the Eleventh district has lived there for II years and has the respect of all who have come In contact with him, socially or Tn business way MT. Moorey
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07

to hustler. He started in business here in 1900 and was successful. ac- quirlng considerable real estate (he pays about $500 in taxes) and in 1906 ne decided to go back to the law bus mess and was admitted to the bar in 1907. He is now successful practjcing attorney, and well thought of in the profession. He is an able. conscien- tious and honorable man, and has the quality of get there" in whatever he does. If elected there is no doubt that ne VIII be foremost in the ad- Nanced legislation to which the Dem ocratic party stands pledged Those who know him most intimately say that if he is sent to the Legislature the lobbyists better give him a wide berth-as he is known as a man who cannot be bought or wrongly influ- enced.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07
Thomas P. D0nneIIy

The Democrats of the Fifth district have selected as their banner bearer, Thomas P. Donnelly, of sos Maple wood avenue Their choice is a wise one. for Mir. DoHnely IS a Democrat end citizen of repute.
 MT. Donnelly is native of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07
Patrick Cuddy

Patrick Cuddy, whom the Demo- crats of the Tenth district have nomi- hated for alderman is one of the best known residents of the district where
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07

i He took the position in the alder
 manic body made vacant by the death
 of Little Tim" Sullivan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-07

conducts market and grocery store at East Main and Ann streets He IS a taxpayer and if elected would be found at all times voting for the best interests of the city at large, and it's people. MT. Moorey is g years of age, a man of keen business iude- ment and advanced ideas He is a member or konckaDotanauh tribe of the Improved Order of Red Men
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
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figures work out as expected
There is "a feet fall 10 the present
power plant from the G 4 ;. bridge.
With q six foot cement and wood
stsve pipe. about ~ feet is lost in
friction sna the resulting 81 feet Of
pressure will generate about 1000
horse-power With i've foot pipe
we can get approximately 200 horse
power, and 81 on down.
But these things will cost big
money. Perhaps nearly slo0,WO
Can the town float the bonds, the
how big a proposition ought we to
try 10 swing? All these questions
will he open for discussion as soon
as Mr. Burns makes his accurate re
port and we have absolute data ON
which 10 work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
e1AD1uIn
>e~s-cssssVsss So<rsssoeassoss
T. L..

N-~s-s"ss-Sssss @oErsssoeosso0o.
Tuesday Esx .
ka-srT frs--ser ~ ia Drawer Ca
sss-sse-~.
em ssrsssBsf ~ aud tins~~ here -ss
eEaA ss.n have ast
Thursday ~ rU-s isT q time.
f'niiiig fr--4s.ir hss- xsae ~ esss.ai-
-ssn ~ issin ss- iassiiy .sr tse winter
Ni-- I.iiiian fra.ch can. la-; Weck
frsm Indiana ~ s.r.fp kssa-c t,r h.r
iatfser u ho - iireasaR her. She - .-
accompanied ~ Ar- t.srslsa.
eDs dan last w.-',s Eizzi Eas,i wa-
eNert.i-Ing wIrh isi- -isstaaH = l,sn he
-liI,l,ed s.n the are the zun W.nf s.n-
and ~ a result 81 the accis.uat I,r
Hunter toesk eiznts-sH stitches tn the
Wpssd Va hi~ l.ff -isssulslsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
..ss sI4c9 81 r-ss sas..x
asr,ns css.ssr rslis sss~ - AsssS
sss ass sasnsa

Capt v a. >ye. marine sa.sar4E
ssuaeas of the n81ea sSaa~s szaas
s-sas.ort sarxius sss hes svsps q
yea-s on The ~sser. resssssr~e . the
kA.essA yssserass saa tG seSszai
hos-s go asinG sAss sn ~ suo0y IN
e. eeorf TO get has land - bsas
sAys he v ssainSzon Post
n have sailed on slasos; esoy bods
a saser Ia the world. said Cavt Sye.
seven times have resaasa C@ge
horn aad ] have been ss fs< norss a.
"a. d 10 tzits for me TO say the 0as
is safer oa the water tbsa % land
ban anvoae ~ho has been SEQ -sosns a
long as I have cannot selsese Other
wise some sccid.nis on the ~stcE %
coarse are unavoidable. a. aze saFns
on land. bar . large Dereontass Of ne
disasters. IN nay opinion. are dss 20
the enlployu uenf of inoompeteut men
n iE not 10 be- expected thai orst-c lssf
men xiu long work for the meaza-
wares thai are paid By the big sseam
boaf companies and railroad eerpo
tians They can make more money
elsewhere and the consequence 10
there is a continual shsfti.G ~ the
working forces
Il have made u . rule ever sine ]
vas FIRST placed IN command u q shiE
in times Of danger never to trust sHy
one buf myself n an scciasot hap
pens then. ! sione sn to bloos Of
course place trust 10 nv s0esus bar
~ Is q captains dufy in tinss ~ peril
to be on the bridge until ell aoaa<r Is
past There have bsss ti0ss cher J
have spent 70 hours oa tks bridge
without food or sleep II 10 70 this
wstchfulness thss ! attribute IN =
large measure my success 10 oSoidine
accidents In my opinion . captain
who through cowaFdice or aeelect
ieopardizes the lives of the passengers
on a steamboat is as much u 3 crini
nal ss is . murderer"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
JACk'S CAN.
Nevs-Chsmpion Correspoadeace.

w tsssso stNupssHuSotE
Tuesday, Dec. Is.
our telephone line is again out Of
order due To- another storm.
A. %. Mcdonald uf Crested Butte i.
helping I'D Alien kale hay this week
Mrs. y. H. kputh d Cripple Greek
visited Mrs. y. Allen several days
This week.
Miss Alma Duecher left saturday v
for Greeley where she viii again en-
ter the normal
Mrs. Laurel Spann and children are
visiting with Mrs. viii Spann ON
ranch near Gunnison.
j X. Spann returned Friday from
1rimble, Mo, where he has been
visiting with relatives for the past
two weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
DANGER IN DELAY
Aieaey Diseases ere ~ noaQepsus n,
uassissa Pespse - Neglect

The great danger of kidney troubles
rs that they get firm hold before the
sun erer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Back ache. head
ache, nervousness, lameness, soreness.
lumoago, urinary troubles, dropsy,
diabetes and Brights' disease follow in
mercliess succession. Don't neglect
your sidneys. Cure the kidneys with
the certain and safe remedy, Doan 5
Kidney Pills, which has cured people
rig here in this locality.
1. B. Naneleave. $40 Blake Street,
Sal a, Colo, saws: Il do not hesitate
10 ico nnand Doan Kidney Pills, as
know that they are an excellent kidney
ren-iy- For some time | was bother
ed dull pain and soreness across
the small Of my back and occasionally
had -larp tWinges in my IONS. For a
eou ls Of days | was confined to my
bee . severe spell and at that time I
Deg using Deans Kidney Pills which
Wer reeoFnrnended 10 me by a party
Nnt .aa 2een taking them for a similar
trot ste. The contents of one box was
SUI 1sft 70 md me of all my aches and
par ara | have not had any trouble 20
spes of since. -
te -sie w all deaiers. Priee ~ cents.
tos Ailhurn Co-, Buffalo, Ne~ yrk
sole -'-nts Tor the United states.
IL ns-fnher the ename-Dmns-aDd tsk,
no OF ts-r
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
poYlEvIlIE

>sws-Champion Correspondence
Tuesday. Dee. 6
Mel Deering returned Thursday
from week. stay in Denver.
The past week Mrs. viii Mupsop
and sister, Miss Grey. left for Mosea.
Roy G.. knowles returned Friday
from the Kansas Citv cattle market
In spite of the snow surprise
dancing party at Clarence Mellon
aids Monady night " as well attend
ed
Mr.. and Mrs. Deering are belpjnp
Henry Spepst with hls hay baling
They expect To he through in a eou-
pie Of weeks
Mrs. Clarence Mcdonald enterta ain
ed On Monday the fifth in honor of
her husbands birt hday. Those pre-
-ent were the johnson. Deering and
BEST tombes families.
Mortimer slate Jr. killed an old
bear and her cub up Tomiehi Dome
last week. He shipped the old one
To Cripple Greek to he mounted. The
young bear meat proved palat able i'm
spite Of the latenes@ of the season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

At the ]. o o + meeting Monday.
r L. Palmer, I'll II. foea and A
Roper were given the inItiatory de-
gree Of Odd Fellowship Next Mon
day night, there are four candidates
Tor the second degree This last
wear has seen about twenty five new
members added 10 Gunnlson lodge
No 80
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
sCN Tons
Plaintiff .

Martha G. Brown.
Plaintiff.
The unknoWs Heirs 81 Gustav
Levi, Deceased, Benjamin
LIndauer, Trustee, Mayer SUMMONS
Lindauer Successor in Trust
and >ettie Brown and Fred
A. Wolfe, sole aud only HEIRS
81 Louis tira-muck. Deceased
Defendants
THt PEOPLEOF The STATE TEoFGoLoRapo
Tn the nkn wn HEIRS Of Gustav Levi DE.
ceased, benJamin Lindauer, Trustee, Maver
Lirsisuor Successor in Trust. aud Nettle Br,i iwp
and Fred A. Wolfe. sole and only heirs OF Louis
named, GkEETING,
You are hereby required tn appear in an ac
tion oroaght asainst You by the above named
piaintih, IN the County tourt Of Gunnison
Coanty, state 81 Colorado, an ans wer the com
plsint therein within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, u served within this county; or If
$ rived out of the county, or by publication.
within thirty days after the service hereof ex-
elusive of the day ~ service: or Judgment nv
aefauit VIII be taken against you according 10
the prayer of The complaint. And ii a copy OF
the complaint Ia the aoove entitled action ne
not served with this sum mons, or il the service
hereof he ma ie out of this state then ten tis, :
addiIiobsl To the time herein before peci,;si
Tor appearance and snswer will he allowed ne
said
The said action is bought to require defep-
dants aud each at them To set forth tine nature
OF their claims in and TO
Lots th,rteen isl, fourteen 40 and fifteen
10 IN bl'ck hfteen ID, irthe Town of Gun
nison 'ounty IT Gun tison ant state of Color
ado. and that the adverse claims Of DESCENDANTS
be determined by a decree ss this Court; that
by ssii decree II he declare aud aijudsed
that d.feudsnts have not amy of them any ss-
tsie claim, or title in or 20 the ssid lots or
any ohr ~ them ur any part thereof, and that
The TILE of pls'ntih thereto be t,eela red legal
and valid. That defendants he forever deiar
red IRON asserting any claim whatever 10 or
~ ssid ias or any part there adversely "a
plsintin And plaintiff further prays for such
other relief. iueiuaing essts of suit, a. may
appear just To the Court.
As Will m''re fully sppesr fro M the complaint
m said action 70 whis-h reference is here made
ana e'spN of which l. hereunto att taebed
Ana yoa are here,,y mortified that II you fai 10
APPEAR. am 70 answer the said complaint as
above reauired. the i,laibtih will cause your
default to bs entered herein aud then prssce.a
to Judgment against yoa prayed for IN said
complaint.
6iven under my hznd aud the Seal Of saia
touft st Gu1ni-on. in said County this 18th
day 81 November. A. d. 1910
IaaaN GEO HETHERlNGTON
Judge and Acting Ciers
First psihlished Dee q 1870
Last published, Dan. s. Isii.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
CaeokS10a
Se~s.Cbampsop Cerresposaeae<

Sunday Is-c 4
Last week John " aiser maac hs-
ia-i trip uP with vegetables.
Maiter Adams aud John EvaB~ are
bsiiaz hay, th. iatter at Prank
Dunn =
steve Walters. Walt Adams aud
Frank Dunn have a-t unloasied a
ear of coal
Mr. aud Mrs Amor HAL are sp
irom hoy ieVilie this week visiting al
the l,oal,.s Heart Eanch
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
leg Ckvis1nas 49,

You can buy nice Xmas presents
suitable Tor every member of the
family or for beaus and sweetbearts
too ut L. Z. Gavettes Then sit in
the parlor TO rest and enjoy hot or
cold soda fountaIn refreshments.
Regular city style.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
CaESrcD Dvrre
ws-ChsMpion Correspoaaenee.

Wednesday, Z.
ID. II. Kline is here from Gunpisop
assisting Mr.. Hubbard at the hotel.
Mrs. ID. ". Williams. of Olathe,
visited with Mrs. NJ. j. Boyle SUNDAY
and Monday.
o. +. Thomas moved his family
from Gothic To Crested Butte Mon
day 10 remain TOR the winter.
l.. III. Meads came over from Mar
BILE saturday and went to Gunnison
the followidg day ON business trip.
TheD. 4 X. q. experienced consid-
erabie difficulty in re-opening the
Ruby branch Monday after the
storm.
Mrs. Y. IL knuth departed Sunday
for several days visit in Gunnison
prior To final departure for her home
at Cripple Greek
Frank Bulkley. president OF the
Crested Butte Coal Co., was here
from Denver Monday and Tuesday
of this week ON company business.
A. +. Il A. M. officers elected Fri
day evening are: y NJ Jameson, w
M; q. l.. Ross, =. W. r. u. Nance.
j. W; ID. +. Warren, y. D.: l. Harley
j. d.. John Mathieson, Treas: M. 4.
Roth, secy.: A. Taylor. Tylor: John
Arnott. :. \; JAS. Harris. J.. s.
Knights of Pytbias officers for en-
suing year. elected last Wednesday
evening are: Jas. Ralston. G.. C.: j
Mooney, We; X. W. Mcdonald. T.:
ed Gulliford, h OF x. a =; l.. Butler.
NJ of p; g. l.. Ross. VI Of T.: John Gul-
liford. N at A, Jos Butler, l. q: Geo.
Butler, q. q: j. NJ. Jamieson. trustee:
j. W. Blakemore. M. OF W.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
0EnCEa
Sews-C s-ChsRapseH tsorreaooaaeaos

"Wednesday Dcc. T.
Byron CoasIin of Ohio Gty i- visit
dsys.
Davis Bros. aud N A. Lamb have
a the contract ia the timber fourteen
miles south of tiunni-on.
While . ~ Bsrrows aud James
Foster We're banning wood last sat
urday. the load turned over brui--
inng MIR. Barrows quite badly
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09


g. 4. Addington aud Mabel Ad-0
dineton,
Plaintiffs. SIMMONS.
Mary W Palmer.
Defensiamt
The People ~ the State Of Colorado.
10 Mary W. Palmer. the defendant above
named. GREETING.
iou are hereby required 10 appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
pinintit, IA the County Court of tfunuison
tounty, state Gf tolorsio. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof " served within this county or.
" served cut of the county. cr by publication
within thirty days after the service hereof ex-
clnsive o. the day of service; CT Judgment bs de-
, iauit VIII be taken against you according to the
prayer Of the complaint And il a copy sf th,
| complaint IN the above entitled action be not
served with this summons. or II the service
hereof be made out of this State then ten days
additional 10 the time herein before spec itied
fr appearance and answer will be allowed be-
tore the taking of judgmen, by default as
The said action Is brought to require the de.
fendau, to set forth the nature OF her claims in
ami tg The West Half Of the south East quar-.
ter WI sEAil. the Norsh East quar- er OF the
South East quarter tNEiA stA and the south
Fast quarter Of the NORTH East qusrier tsEl,
80 North Of Range Three t3 West Of the New
Mexico Merldisn, in the County Of Gunnison
ana STATE OF oiorado, aud that the adverse
claims - the defendant thereto may he deter
mined by n decree of tins tourr; that nv said
decree il be- declared aud adjusieei that the de.
PENDANT has not any estate. claim title in or
" thf SAID property or any part thereof. aud
nat the title of plaintiff thereto he declared to
he good aud valid; that the defen dant be for
ever debnrred from asserting any claim to said
real property or any part theresf adversely to
plaintiffs
Aud plaintiffs Tray for such further uolef in
cludtng cost of SUIT may appear just
As will more fully appear from the com
piaint in said action 10 which reference j. here
MAJ snd a cory 81 whiu h j. here iuto attached
And YOU are hereby not ified that Il you fail 10
appear. and 10 answer the said complaint as
Hb'sVe required, the said plaintiff will cause
Nour default 10 he entered herein and then pro
ceed to Judgment against yon prayed for in
SAID complaint.
Given under my hand and Seal of said Court
~ GunnisoD, in said COUNTY this 26th day s,f
November. A ID. 1910.
Io9ALN GEO. hETHERINGTON,
A"NJ Judge and Acting Clerk.
Published Dec. .. Isi0-Jan. 6, 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs Claude Addinston
were IN Gannison this week. retarn-
ing yesterday 10 their home ON the
Lake Fork. However, they have
sold part If the DAYTON ranches, and
will SO out for the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Miss Lizzie Miller was operated
upon in the hospital at Boulder re-
Gently for appendicitis, and is
hardly expected to live.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
.yArrosE paNpoAHys

>orice h hereby given that the Board a,
County Commissioners of the oufity IL tsupf,i,
son will receive bids fs,r supplvinx said Count !
Tor the year 1911 with all bps.ks, stationery rer-
ores, printing. lirho~rsphine. pens. ink I. pe-
writins -upplie~ and blanks required bv the
County fsv ifs use during said tipe. seq led
proposals may b. filed With the clerk Of ss ia
Board gn or before Jsnssry md. lal.
Dated Decemher I. 1910
p. J.HURLEy. Clerk.
First psb. Dc. I. lsrt pub. Dee p. Is40.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

Mr. and Mrs , NJ Allen and Mr..
and Mrs Herman Ellebrecbt Of Ohio
creek, are expecting 10 leave for Cali
fornis shortly after the holiday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
81 - q ONs

State of Colorado, Ne. gs2s
County Of 6iunnison.
g. A. Addington and Mabel Ad-
dineton,
Plaintiffs. 81 MMONS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

eutser wraps for sale at Nevp3>a~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09

FlDe stat10Dery ~ specsA,ss,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-12-09
SUN MONS.

First puhlished. Dec. 9, 1910.
Last published. Dan. q. 1911.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02
aiirrnount

Mr. r. j. England has returned to
his home on the pike. after a pleasant
visit to his son in Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Southworth and
little son, Vinson. have returned home
at Lunenburg, after a pleasant stay
with her sister. Mrs. r. ID. Watkins.
on Twenty second street.
Mrs. j. l.. ariffin, who has been
week by sickness. is able to be out
again.
Mrs. John Sterling is very sick al
her home here.
Mrs Warren Hobson and daush-
ter, Myrtle. are spending ten days at
the Lorraine cottage. Ocean View.
Mrs. j. r. Watkins has returned
home at Cold Harbor. after pleas
ant visit to her mother on Twenty
second street.
Mrs. Ellen Rodgers is very sick at
her home here.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
CottreIi. 2206 Q street, was the scene
of merry party Friday night when
their eldest daughter. Fanny May,
entertained her friends at birthday
party. She was twelve years old, the
evening WIS spent In games and
f11afsic' by the yosng foiks Refresh
ments were served in abundance.
Among those present were Misses
Gertrude and Edna Davis, Beatrice
Barnet. Alice McGehee, Barbara Wat
kins, Edith Tyson, Mamie Rouse,
Rena atnd Fanny Cottrell, Richard
Tisdale, Leonard Davis and Edgar
Rouse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-02

Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. lvanhoe Sclater, Mr..
Ivanhoe Sclater, Jr.. OF Lynn, Mass,
and Miss Caroline Sciater spent "A part
of last week as the guests OF Mrs.
william sclater at Palmyra, Va.
Mrs. Mary c. Moneure is the guest
of relatives in Stafford.
Misses Elizabeth and Retecca Lloyd
sese guests OF Mrs. f.. p. cambridge
at Lewiseurg. w, Va.
Mrs Abbie stone and Miss Elsie
Stone. Of fredericksburg. are visiting
friends in Richmond.
Miss Evelyn Byrd solemsn of South
Boston, is spending several weeks
with friends In Ashland.
Mrs Warner l.. Fleming and fam
tly are occupSang their cottage at
Buckroe Beach
Mrs. Charles Spieer and family. who
had cottage at Virginia Beach for
the early summer. have returned TO
Richmond.
Judge and Mrs. r. Carter Scott
Miss Camilla Wexford and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bell will spend August with rel
atives In Warrenton, where they viii
be joined by Miss Fanny Scott, who
has been on a house party at Cape
May, y. j.
Mrs. j. NJ Gregory and Miss limo
gen Gregory are at Virginia Beach
for several days.
Mrs. &. OH Cowardin. Henry Co
waran. Mrs. Alfred Gray and Miss
Sue Gray viii leave this week for
! Block Island, r. J.. where they will
stay for several weeks,
| Mrs r. A. Hancock and Misses
Mary Beverly and Cornell aHancock
are among the Richmond people al
Virginia Beach,
Miss Wray Wharton is the guest
! Of Miss Indie Pitman in Smithfield
Mr.. and Mrs s.. w. Travers are
spending August at Nantucket b
I Miss Ruth Hartley, who has been
the guets OF friends in Hinton. w
Va. has returned to Richmond.
Miss Susie Howard Leake will &c
to North .Edgecourt, Me. for August
Miss Lucy Mason Will leave OF
Wednesday for Orkney Springs.
Miss Mary Bransford Jones o
Norfolk. is visiting Miss Margare
Quarles at Forest Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Sorg Mrs
Floyd Tyler and Miss Louise RyaI
left Monday for Atlantic city to spen(
the month OF August.