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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-28

~ If Taft's smile can last until after
the congressional session 1t will hold
the record for long distance facial
expansion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-28

sT The suffragetpe who claimed that
women should get mems wages evil
IDENTIFY overlooked the fact that the
married ones usually do.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-28

"a The man who lives in the village
boarding house is frequently the most
critical of the deficiencies OF the local
paper.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-28

Eg There are some men so mean that
about the best thing they can do is to
permit their wives to become widows.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-28

ETAre Goldfish balls rated az meat or
vegetables?
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07

empower the legislature to put into force any progressive legislation that any reasonable citizen can de- sire.
 In calling for constitution of "isms," the radicals are doing effectu- ally the desires of certain "big inter ests"-as effectually as one hand washes the other.
 And don't forget it that certain bogus "reformers' thoroughly under stand what they are doing in urging upon the constitutional convention their radical program.
 There is little probability, however. that the radical element of our popu- lation can be made to appreciate the danger. The thorough fanatic against corporations is always sure that everybody that ventures to disagree with him is tool of the corpora tions"
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07

MT. Good Citizen, while you are complaining of the records made by Arizona legislatures. and while you are casting about for a remedy" do you ever stop to consider that the remedy you are hunting is entirely within your own hands? Do you ever stop to consider that you have never troubled yourself to see to it that our best citizens were elected to the legislature? Do you imagine that you would trouble yourself to acquaint yourself with the merits of bills pro- posed by direct islation''-indeed. that you would bother yourself to go to the polls and vote? It is impos
 sible to devise any automatic system of getting proper representation and proper legislation. If citizens neglect their duty as citizens. the results will always be what might be expected.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07

Chief Raw Dog-Why did you resign the honorable post of medicine man and prophet of the tribe?
 pr. Rainmaker-Because found that the prophet was without honor and the honor was without profit.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
An unau.stionable Fact.

A phase of the question of consti- tuition making which is thoroughly understood by all close observers is thus touched upon by the Coconino Sun, which is one of the most intelli- gently edited republican weeklies in the territory:
 There are big interests in the ter ritory that don't want statehood"
 The truth of this statement is un- questionable. These "big interests" clarly recognize that the surest way to defeat statehood-in fact, the only way remaining-is to have a consti- tuition made that will be rejected at Washington. To accomplish this end it is necessary to give the radical. minimizing element a free hand. This element can be driven into any cor ral. like bunch of wild bronchos. by shaking at them a blanket marked fill the constitution with "isms," this element is told. in order to thwart the sinister designs of corporations" The fact is that the radical element is playing precisely into the hands of certain corporations" by advo- eating a constitution which cannot be approved at Washington.
 The republican program, the sane program. is to frame constitution which will surely have approval at washington-and at the same time which will specifically
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
1h. R.por, on .e.thIehen.

Practical work of great value. by a church organization is found in the report on labor conditions Tn the steel works at Bethlehem. Pennsyl- vania. just made by the social serv- ice commission of the federal council of inc Churches of Christ in America. There was a strike at Bethlehem in February last. caused by the dis charge of three men who had ap- pealed in behalf of their fellow work CTS for rest from work on Sunday. The most notable features of the re- port are contained in the subjoined extracts:
 "The committee reports that 'juS
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
A POWERFUL WINDMILL.

The largest and most powerful windmill in the world has just been completed at WiIesden. England. IL will be used to generate electricity. supply power to run crushing ma chinery and work the pumps. It is claimed the windmill is able togener- claimed the windmill is able to gener- hundred lights. to crush oats and grind maize work an electric lift. heat a room and cook food for a very little cost.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07

The effort to commit the repub- licans of Phoenix to a program which would defeat statehood ended Friday evening. we are glad to say, in the most laughably dismal failure that has been pulled off in this com munity in many moons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

ke ti4nkle Nas raaBlng 1he
-aiis- hliassl
ur- : b E0aold inas chaEse ID
lhsN-on hass-s "a Me-s tsuDnI~sn
Nhlie Flns ceiahra.ea she fsgrth
dis tias. d Z sap made abe
aIqu
lff PsrEs f1rmeriv rf Ganui-an
made E.cetqeE "a ths [ : lana
tilenwood SDEIng-
u ard tiiHek ley Was working ths
auser tHv al Waite Pine and
sssrd f.eree had a lease on fhe
lreka.
"A the graduation exercises 1T she
nuui-on kieh schoal. Misses Clara
asFdetie. Mamie \ sagsbsry, Dsslla
.srtta. tisftIe Nuliln aud Edgar
ck recesved diplomas.
I he question: 81 free coinage oi
liver was agItstine congress. SEN
irs Teller aud Nolcutt made able
leecbes IN its favor. theneh many
the demecratIcIc leaders under
.legeland we're opposing u.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
NssssCE os ssssoaUrs0N.

Notice H. hereby given. that AT a special
stock holders meeting of The tsunnison
County Telephone Exchange Company
held at it, office In tuBnison. Gunnison
county. Colorado. ON Tuessiny the 2+th day
oi May. 1910. Tor the purpose of considering
the propriety of di-solving such corporation,
snid meeting having heen called In pursuance
of notice. as provided by law:
u appearine that all property of said cor.
Poratton has been disposed 81 and that there
H. NO further necessity for the continua tion oi
-aid charter and that all debts q wing by said
corporation have been fully paid;
1t " ae resolved that rhe said The tsnnnson
County Telephone Exchange tompauy he or
dered dissolved and Its president and secre.
tary proceed 10 carry out such dissolution In
manner prov isied by law j" such resoluti n
having been nanimously passed by a vOt.
oi all the stock of said corporation. present
IN person or by proxy aud voting in favor oi
such resolution.
Wherefore. In pursuance of such order aud
. as provided by law. We do hereby give motto.
of the dissolution 81 The GuBnison ounty
Telephone Exchange Company. corpora
tion organized under the laws of the state ol
Colorado.
In witness W hereof we have set herennto
company this list day of May, A -. l9lo
G. r. Nj GRAY, tseah
President.
Attest.
y. u MUELIlER eseall
SecetarN
Published June 3-July :. lald.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
hsne Tsleuf Sksv Nlsesss

The home talent show which
.ebek ali ladss ander direction Il
MIS- Eaher. Lewis have been get
fuR az, vas suddealy advanced 10
v edBcsday night 81 this week BE
rause ot tins res son and the other
a-tractloas 81 the evening u was not
ss we'll patronized as II should have
Been, tor the isrces and drills were
very entertaining, and It is the opin-
i1n II all those who heard ~ thai,
the evening fun would bear repeat
ing at later date The proceeds
a the show will te used 30 ft rp a
rlom IN the proposed state ODD
Fellows home for aged aud in6rm
members.
The hrst number, a burlesque on
lodge work, began with Reasons
Why We joined the Rebekahs,' BY
Mesdames Grant Rutland, Henry Co
rum, Cbas Meyer and henry Knoll
Then came their initiation, which
was certainly fun alive.
The second part began with a
pretty little doll drill by ten wee
girls who made sweet picture in
their quaint nursemaid caps and
gowns. and who loved their dollies
with great warmth.
The names OF the little girls were
Irene strunk, Ida May Berky, Irene
sampliner, Lois Nelson, Unice Ber-
Nv, Norma Collins. Junlati Pittser,
Ruth Spencer, Ielm sLarge, Mar,
Frances Lake.
A monologue by George McCo,
proved irth-provoking. George is
an inlmitable story teller.
Eight charming young ladies'
Misses Clara and Margaret Morris
Alta and Vera Adams, Helen Web
ster, Eioise Spencer, Osee Pittsel
and Matte Arch, thea gave a compli-
Gated dainty drill, which they had
learned under direction of Mrs
Lewis. 1t was entitled The Parade
Of the Broadway Bellies" The be
wiscbinR gowns and sparkling co.
quetry OF the society buds quite cap
tured the audience.
Last was farce, My Turn Next,
in which Z. c. Boyles, IA. C. Law
renee, Roy Mullin, Clarence Adams
Mrs. w. II. Mcneil, Helen Webster
and Osee Plttser were all excellent
performers. Ii was side-spllttiue
play and recalled the time almos,
twenty years ago to day when the
same faace was given in Gunnisor
with Wort Jennings, Mamie Kings
bury aud other young folks of thai
day IN star parts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

an
9l5 EHk Drilling Contest.
ltit~ Horse Race. Tree far all. Z
mlle
l13O Bnys and Grl's Pons
frHtinR Race ulile.
100 Men 'N,ghi Gown Race
free iar all Run two blocks. get "a
GA ground pot gown va, repeat o,e
block
ll.3O Gtrl Foot Race. l0n yds
1900 Barbecue
2tn l.adies Rare, tree fur all
fHANk SFkNuIsH SrEutL Slj hrst.
: - secund
23D Relay Race, tree for all
Five miles. change every halt mile
$500 Backing Contest.
im Gate Race.
5dn STAKE Race
5.0 Ladies Race.
GOO Ring Race.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
Csaaiatees fss Cs>eleosa's Dsy

GENERAL. COMMITTLE-W Y. Hart
man. G. W. Andrews, G.. W. Eastman.
pings. ii c. Bartiett' o. Johnson. NJ ".
Mcdonald. Grover Carpenter
PRINTING AND TRANSPORTATION
COMMIT Ell Executive Members Of
Association.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE- W.
Eastman. b. 4. sapp. ii. {, Bartlett, W. A.
Gillaspay l.. II Easterly, j. A. steele.
PARADE COMMITTEE l.. stone.
y, A. Hartman, A. =. Hyzer. r. VI. An
Gail Moore, Sanford Zeigler
BARRECJE CoMITTEE- Louis Miller.
Otis Moore, VIM. swigart. j. x. Spann.
FISH FRY II. j. Thompson, n, :.
Crooks. Ray Andre ws, Charlie Lightley,
Lawrence Stone, c. G. Miller, A. d. Me
BUCKING COMMITTEE X. 4. yader
Harry Carpenter, VIM. McDonough, Fin
" op t'8lSia' &BRIITE Il TGSo,MNITTEE- Al Roper,
RI 'f' vader a fo%ichf: Toni fn'iP K s2 MePpieman man
lola; Tom Poster. Powderhorn.
FLOATS COMMITTEE Mrs. A. Hart
man, Mrs. Karl zugelder, Mrs d p
Miller, Mrs. Geo. Eastman, Mrs. ;. j. Mil
Ter.
BASE BALI. COMMITTEE 20 Lonnie
Miller. G.. W. Anderson, Lance Spann
Frank Anderson.
ROCK DRILLING COMMITTEE ID
Jennings, W. A. keelor
STREET COMMITTEE Ralph Allen
! q. W. Andrews, =. y. Lightley. c. l.. Stone
W. I. Hartman, r. H. Andrews, A. Hart
man, W. A., tiillaspy, q. W. Eastman, q
| y. Martin, Lance spann, Cad Jones, l.. II
| RouViere.
MESS AND GATE COMMITTEE, Etc
Joe Eilebrecht. q. r.. Wiseman. Frank
Nader, L. II. Easterly John Walker
MARSHALS OF THE DAY-H s
Crooks, Howard Carpenter, Ed Wylie.
BALL COMMITTEE 4. stevens. r
T.. Lightley, l.. H. Rouviere. Carey Psrtch
Geo. Anderson. Howard Carpenter.
FLOOR COMMITTEE doe Ishsm, X
l. Nader, Fin Mcdonald. Herman iEle
brecht. Geo. Wiseman, Tom Foster.
BALL RECEPTION COMMITTEE-W
A. Giliaspey and wife, Il. W, Gray and
wife. Ed Mylie and wife, Lee Lehman and
wife, Geo. Anderson and " he, Gail Moore
and " lie, Clyde Welch and wife.
Music MITTEE-C. T. stevens
w. l. Anderson, Geo. Adams, Bruce Hart
man, Frank Lightley.
First name on committee is chairman oi
committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
evsss ns1ices e Sea(sri 49,

Logan Republican, November 3rd
An actor who has high ideals and
lives up to them.
Daily Journal logan, Utah Octo.
ber 29th, 1909. He is steadily ad.
vanclng in his art and is very con.
vIncIne
Mr. Frank Arnold In Logan, Utah
Daily Republican, November 3rd.-
"The best Shakespeare that has beer
given in our city for years.
Rapid City South Dakota Daily
Joarnal--"Mr. Sanford Dodge plays
Shakespeare well and is the besI
actor we have ever had here.
sheridan, Wyoming News
Sanford Dodge is playing at the
Kirby TO well pleased audiences
He is an old-tlme iavorite and
pleases everyone.
Pocatello Daily Tribune, October
2lst, 1909: Mr.. Sanford Dodge !.
one OF the great actors of the present
time and gave us splendid per.
formance last night
Buffalo, (Wyoming) Voice Ed.
orlal):-"The Voice is not given tC
effusive editorial laudation, but can
dor compells tribute to Mr. SANFORD
Dodge. He is one of our really
great actors
Phoenix, (Arizona) Press Mr.
Dodge as Mephisto established him
sell as an actor worthy OF cunsidera.
ton. His voice is strong, melodi-
Gus baritone, his laagh sardonic, aud
he arises TO dramatic heights,
Phoenix Arizona Journal
the devil himself is such an interest
ing fellow as Sanford Dodge por
trays him, 1t might not be very IN
pleasant 10 meet the original anv,
where outside his own habitatiun
after all"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
sssKssfs ssIs
sisio q : olursli0. /

NtHtf ~ tAtitHttf
ounty 81 tiuuni-on
~ virtue OF a ~rt ~ exeuufion 70 me dsrec
"a iavor ai Interstate saving BANK tslaiutin
WhnrIsiu. J. Pct baul.sn. directed aud CON
and tlrh'y uuh Ai-its Dollars. damage aud
Gusts - suit togstbnr with interest aud all
acrrting cuzfz.
Nov thareioro. in pursuance af said oom
mana aud 81 a l',vy uiade b, ne on the hlth ray
% June. liih upon the frll. WING dt.scris,ad
prfiperty. ~ the Inoperty OF said aefeBasnts
h-Vif
One tamphel press. two 6ior,ia,n prs.--e-. ane
papisr clttnr fuur make up stuue@ sIid stands
one perforHtor three tyue racks. hfty eight type
Gases with typc. two -tuSo-. rslll top ,flce
desk one Hamilton tvpe cshiuef. one pro. ma
chine. iuur large type forms wood cuts. one
clock two ca-e- irtn furniture. one ecsbinet wood
furniture. titiriy-two boxes euvelopes. TWEEN
y gallsss. iibe subscription list eslieys. guam
tiiy of stationery. together with eBs other Turn
rure. appliances. fixtures. tsol-. furniture and
like articles going To make - the plant 81 tbs
Gunni-ssn Republican newspaper.
All - which shall expo-e To public sale o.
the tn day of Juiy isiu at the nour ~ n
O'Clock a m at he front door af the buiidine
occupied by the Republican Printing 0fice. ID
Virginia avenue, ia the town af tunnI-on
county of Gunnison. state OF olors1o. to the
highest and best bteisier tor cash.
Dated june q, 1910
PAT THANIO> sheriff
By u. j LEHAN. 1 ndersheriH
Pub. june 2lJuly
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
nvERTihC UESTERA A0pl

Ne uaie iruB she Sazuas.he PAPER
the gsntlousau named STARK who u
engineerlue a Carey lana prgeci b.
steal Mesiorn si9Ic water irpm ths
bead of Cochelopa creek sBd divert
- b the S.sa usehe b.s-In, has had
goverpmeut representatives - h hIs
plan aDd - getting busy win hrsne
Ing In prospective SETTLERS II Is up
10 setflers ou this SIDE g. 6ght any
such proposition . divert iooi Of
water from oar slde oi the cputtaental
divide II the Quarts decIde thai
any water can be - diverted II ls
oulv matter 1T ieW wears baiore
bali the flow If the o,nnnison. the
Grand and Iis tributaries wlil be So
taken
The business mea and raBehmen
81 Grand Jsnctl1u and 1ther Western
slope points are alive o. this danger
b. headwaters ai the Grand and have
already taken II into the courts ID
seems 30 "a that the eouutles ol
Gunnison, Montrose and Delta should
unite IN action here. ior this Is the
firsi INVASION Of our waters. ID
water i1r the Gu8nisun tunnel j.
involved for this STARK scheme taps
the Cocbeiopa a rIver that leeds
FIRST the Tomichi and thea the
GunnIsDn
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

News Champion wants 30 complI-
mept the town authorities on their
success IN keeping loose stock of the
streets. There is almost no com
plant, and this effectuailv disposes
Of the old gag that II is imposslble
10 prevent such grazing Another
problem is arising. that is the lux
urious growth of clover along the
bitches However, If mown Just be
lore Cattlemens day il will make fine
feed, for the horses, and greatly i'm
prove the appearance Of our streets
ON that occasion
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
Arissaa 81 New nIe1ics W1 b State,

The statehood bill admitting Ari-
zona and New Mexico TO full partici-
patton in our union, has passed Con
gress and become law. This hap
PLY dlsposes of a veNed question for
the west has felt for years that these
states deserved to have the door
opened TO full citizenship in the
SISTER .ood of states. That will mean
four more senators against Pinchot-
ism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
fwst Dsy, lsly n

500 Boys fput Race
$50 Parade and Floats
l0.t@ Qsadrllle on Horseback
llfm Girls race with glass ol
water
1900 Fish Fry
1850 81 Wagon Wheel Race
200 Girls Relay Race, two aud
half miles. horses saddled
500 Cow Horse Novelty Race
Men 10 walk block, then run a
block saddle double cinch, put on
spurs and chaps ran horse a block
trot a block and walk a block TO out
come
$3.50 Boys stilt Race, for boys
under fourteen.
AGO Cow Horse Race, same as
last year, mile.
43O Trotting Race, free for all
500 Wagon Race, two blocks
aud repeat.
2.3O Base Ball Game.
All races, three or more TO go
Seessd Dsy, ~ n
$50 Parade
$500 Mems Foot Race, free fol
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
kovscs yo NoN-SessssSr ~ Sxo
B41E 81 Wal

isS
ounty Of Gunnison,
In the County Court. in Probate.
The People of the state al Colorado tn Bevsn
" ehbcr ana Louisa Nebber dreetine
Whereas. il has been made Ia appear To the
County court Of Gunuison county, in the State
OF tolotads, that you. the said bevan Nebber
ana Lo,,isa Neboer, are children aud heirs at
law of " illiam rehber deceased. and that you
nov reside at Car iin Wales.
Now, therefore. in accordance with the provi-
stons Of the statute in such ease made and pro
vided, aud by OF Ter of court duly made aud en-
tered, yon are hereby notified that instru
nent of writing purporting 10 he the last will
and testament Of the said William Webbsr, de-
ceased, was pr scented 10 ssid court fr probate
on the 18th day of DeceuIber, A. II 1879, by Lena
Nebber, residing at ba ldwin, IA the State at
Colorado; that the said aeceeeut was. tho
time ot his deeease, reSiirnt of Gunnisi d n
county. IN the State uf 4 oiorsdo. that the said
decedsntt according to the said alleged will.
devised and bsqeathed his property "a the
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
Gunnison Town OFFICERS.

Mayor. T. NJ Collins.
Clerk, NJ schmftz, Jr
Treasurer ". ". Drum.
Marshal. J. u. Jennings
Police Magistrate. o. Leahy.
Attorney u. IL Neeener.
Health Officer. DIR y. j Hyatt.
Trustees: b y. Mueller, :. l.. Trine, Elmei
MullIn, chas. Gssier, ", v. Akin, q n. How
land.
The Board meets the hrst Tuesday of esei
mouth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
County Officers.

COUNTY Clerk and Recorder. P. .. Hurley.
Treasurer. Annie NJ Dowpey
sheriff. Pat Hanlon-
Assessor. A. NJ. Thomas.
surveyor ". = Swith.
Gounty Attorney. d. r Sspt,.
County Juage. ten Aetherfneson
Superinsendent Scteols. n - Ssra " Essterly
County Cor,ssor. =. OLesry.
County Ccnmipsioper lst District . n. Collins
County { on m missioner End District Elner Wiley
County Comn issioner srd District " Whsien
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Rev. Lumley has taken HE Sun
day School class for . week 9 camp
on the Gsnnison, about nine of the
boys and we warrant they'll have a
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

Rev DIR. Hamilton and Mr.. Ruland
spent Monday fishing ON the Gunni-
son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
Notice q CkurcA Ssgvlce

There will he vesper service at
Episcopal church Friday evening
July at 5 o'clock
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
TWENTY YEARS AGO
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
feM NuEATuouS
Sosscsvf sDg,ssssss s.F

A.l4ls - tnfsssH kssa-drr iilsraa-asI
w. Hiltsrsilftlfi hssNill4 tsHf sllfptslsf1lsf 80
aIiafss1tissr = aIls q saftlIss fasa.iar
ssf - M tflEulF - tiIluna-ssf tife -
ttl aistass--ti. hrstll a Hsiairn tassf lr eii
tiotr tfiitrr tIe eaiitY sIsrf - siIl til4fini
-sin euutf ~ tiie ts.iiff hssa-r tssauizsia,
-aaa tsssufY huHaaE fiIs SD iiag a
A1iaffa-t A y itiif she sasff - D. . rlszdk
- -sad vi Nhidh tisfe 81 l~irssriss hss ifa
aisinI asfls-t sifd Hstattr arH usatiliItl sod e.
.iall attend l,lF tlie pari.z-s. 81 hssis..s ff
same aiilf=tfn Az pefsoiss ifsfis-iststi ssih
fstsltf ere rsgal-ien o. aisse ilaasesIlsiia i,sv
nIrfiI fs tife uuiiar-i.lIiel
baissi - t,anni-sin osorsio tisis zsth q iis,y
dune , laltl
CHks NJ NAEfsfsR
administrator - tise astato 81 snt.sisa Aaaaar
titlrsss-ssii.
DHi..s utiii .lied Juls ~ Islu
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
PROGRAM N BRiEF
Foa CATTLEmEh'S DAY
ossi.ss sf The Spsrs. fw t~s Days.
Ssh,eet ts CAsases Later -
betsse Esssa

The cpmmIttee on tattlemeu :
Day sports has completed the pre-
hmanaTy program, which is pub
hshed below Later the changes
with amouuts ai prizes aud other de
tails wlll be added
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
u. .. NAILS,

Morning nail esssne vest elc-es at 10 IS q. n
and eveniDG mail eoinG east at ~ D.
Crested hutse mail clese~ II ia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01
Cllvacn DloEcIogv.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Services the hrs
IL sunday of each month at II a. m. ane
20 D. sunday School every SUI
day at b. a. m. All are cordially welcomed
Rev j. +. Forsyth. NJ. A. l.. l.. h. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

sisfnars
bansef oiu. June H. I.ln
Niztirr + hrFniE rtsou thsf asfhu issmafiz
whose Vss-toilice sasifs-- y White Pille. Nnln
rsiiu. hR- made appiIrHsfon No. S&lf io ll.a-e
She iuiloSiu tisscriissd -cisool lsnils. Situate
in tsuuuizssn s4unts q isrsfio ttf.nr. w. n
W a. sec h. Two ~ \. u Sd
" ofiff7r application o. oase tIn isbfIse DE-.
-orilirl iaiid= ID b. cousiuored after JIsiy =
f4lu
b l.. JtlfF fsE~egN
keal-ter -tate bOsrd Land Commissioners.
lnh- Inls 2. laIn
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

.4.rlis saf aansr'= D Ita@afa ts-Na eil Elso
4nil . a.sf 4aii 81 aiits.lrl ~ - eiiF -f1sil
Nslsisr iasaas-ea. hfiaa. 4sliin 4iirsfA lsIace
lassf Sod 4.la1ss ~ flfe rrsa issela ~
3 lsss.i lIra. ssIfr rF eiirh ma asf .fIoll tIf
als1 ~ tIf alllls y 1F ais1ila . 1ase sos
g. fl tllf sailf 4..Ils ilN aisaifH slfss D. iiir
ssaen tiIa sssa - ~ zslli nssaTil elslisFH silaii
sar isllaifi= a ilie - 80 taaaf - sssstt
sad ils. ssse saaFaTliils tlasn aiisl-s ahll
rsI l..st a4t.ii 80 siisi ilsarti
sac aatirs ~ aaftl ul HAl.lA nl-e a.
ssI=-a.s
~ farssaina iisss. sifi,in - rs prauarrs =
nasiaf de- fsl fIfs ilrfIIIsrt5 EAsca
! sasH Asss iassH srransaistt.Hsi ~ tle rlInf 81
isIfI- ~ 49, Une -larah alsa sss-4N SD irfs1a
b. fisfliIr is lii9i qiIltIHn- nsslIif
Il ~ ias.. un~ lislae - i~sshailae. ats'.s
h7iraefla NatIts7ffiluas sa4iala - tlilrls-.
Lfilfls is-sss sos Lsai-a llail4z = srlif
w. o. grss~n sBsi slsis 81 qars ~ tiseH
-.Tisse sisii ss,se uessr been - ~ 80 tisfy
sifslilsH sissse 6Ien as fliifilaa fllHre-4lt
SID fllss ~ the -lsifl ssf nausra afilfirah
81 1linf -issll inherit say - rs prspsfftg
res FHr-siHal Hlissff
hua ss. b r4hy a.si4iieu b. aaH suEssI ise
islre -sid rfIri - tiIe aisnty inr rsasa she
casft iissse tsaHBs tbe ssants iif tiaH-
y 5uy a - iai1. then snd ,hafF T. sti.IHa tise
efisa tiFs pfslhsie - she aid alleged as
Ni siiu tss-iisuifIst - she =sliii llau Naiii.sf
tiscea-ssl sIsa fsrtisr g.. a. ana T.-s1farm Nhaf
sh-i tissn y tise said canri h. r.auin-d aaa
sna ed .lfHii
~ Wiine-s Nhaie,f hsse .arauuso - no
hand siid ,iisxru -eaI q -aia cuurf sf Ms
".si.' ~ ''uHni-ssn % sash eoiilits this 'tk aat
isssLi tsk0RssF HETHERENaToN
Pub luus ~ 4uIs i.sIil
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-01

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" third sunday ~ month first mass, a. md
High Mass lOaS a. m; sunday school every
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Oct,,ber To June evening services on & urch
sunday at ;3o .. m Fr. VIM. kipp. Pastor.