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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-06

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-07-06
SUMMONS.

The State of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendants, Greeting:
You, and each of you, are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint in
the above entitled action, copy Of
which is now on file in the office OF
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, March 2.-Consols closed .-Il
higher at sos for money and 81. for a..
count Anaconda was unchanged az ~
Canadian Pacific q lower at 2ls4. Grand
Trunk y higher al 27&i.
Money was in strong demand, hut lis.
count rates were easy, despite the ~.
changed bank rate. vrs
The stock market was quietly frm with
consois. foreign bonds and home rails IN
good demand at rising prices Kaflirs were
steadier but rubber and copper shares de-
clined on realizing.
American securities We're quiet and feat.
urelcss during the forenoon. In the ais
tracing Wall Street selling caused the mar
ket 10 sag. ana the closing was easy.
Call money In London. 2Ss13A per cent,
open market discount rate FOR short b.us.
25s ocr cent, long bills. 2ssn2 His PEE
cent: Rerlin discount rate. per cent:
Paris discount rate. 2i4 per cent; Paris
exchange on London. p francs 2sI4 cen.
times; Berlin exchange on London. -
marks 475s pfennigs. Bar gold, as % and
American eagles, 76s 5l2d.
Paris. March 2.--Three percent rents
closed 2i5 centimes higher at - iragcs
60 centimcs. Prices were generally frtr "a
the course. -
Berlin. March Prices were strOng ea
the Boerse on bic reports from Amer.
ican and Belgian iron markets
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
RF,THI FHI,N STEEI. CORPORATION

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
Bethlehem steel Corporation will be held at it's
principal office. No. 763 Broad street, Newark
New Jersey. on Tuesday. April !. 1911 at IL
O'Clock noon. for the following purposes: % to
elect shrse directors 10 serve for term OF three
years; "a 10 elect three directors TO serve for
one two and three years, respectively, such
election being rendered necessary by an increase
IN the number OF directors from nine 70 twelve
~ 20 ratify the action Of the Board Of Directors
in authorizing the guaranty by Bethlehem steel
Corporation OF the performance by Bethlehem
S,eel Company Or It's successors or assigns. Of
q certain amended agreement dated February T.
1910 executed and delivered on January g. 1911,
between Bethlehem steel Company and Didier-
March Company. corporation Of the state or
New Jersey. Ia regard 20 the construction by
JidicT-MsTch Company, or its assignee, OF q
by-product coke oven plant on property near
tfe plant OF Bethlehem Steel Company and the
manufacture and sale by Dic.er-MaTch Com
.1any, OF its assignee. 70 Bethlehem steel Com
panv Of specified amounts Of coke and gas. and
Tatifv the contract Of guaranty. executed In
itlle name OF Bethlehem steel Corporation by its
i.nd vlce-presldent. under date Of January 20,
1911 Of the performance Of said amended agree
Snent by Bethlehem steel Company and a. 70
transact such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
The books for the transfer Of shares oi the
and common. will be closed at o'clock =. VI.
on Tues6ay. March "A. 1911. and viii be re
orened az Q O'Clock 4. VI. on Wednesday. April
q. 1871. - ,-,-,.- e..o
~ I
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Heavy selling was under way on the Con-
solidated Exchange throughout the uaS.
Influence. Advices telling Of the tangle9
legislative situation at Washington caused
much stock to be unloaded both by commils-
los orders were caught in many directions
and added 10 the pressU against the mar
ket Several Of the prominent room opeii-
ators who had been carrying lines Whlcn III
some instances they had acquired on the
Interstate Commerce rate decision break
threw these lines over at sscrlnces, as
gusted at the way the market had aSte1; iSl ~;
Transactions were large, totalllne 10, log
shares with flfty-seven stocks represented
ON Tho list Detailed operations tolIoW,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call opened
at q. per cent highest. 2l2 per cent: low
rate. "a per cent. Time money was In light
demand Rates were quoted at 2%q3 per
cent for sixty days, 3G3A per cent for
ninety days. 3Aa312 per cent for four
months and 3i2 per cent for five and six
months. Mercantile paper OF the higher
grades was. issued moderately. meeting
with a fair demand. Rates. 4Ifl4 per cent
ceivable and choice four to six months
single names, and 4isqi24 per cent for 9TH
ers.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. 90 The foreign
exchange market opened steady. without
material change in rates, at I $500 4, $3.50 for
ca bes, 4.863DI4. S635 for demand sterling and
4. .s3s0fI4. $500 for sixty-day bills Short
francs were quoted at 5le2s less lis and
short reichsmarks at 80 plus l-32. The mar
ket closed steady.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was further falling off In the
volume of business transacted In the mar
ket for outside securities, and, whiie d
steady tone was shown az the outsel,
sctionary tendency developed before mia,
day on light selling pressure, In some OF
the higher priced industrials. however, con-
siderable frnness was shown. but primer
pally on inside purchases. StudeDaKer was
one OF the strongest features, advancing -
while the preferred advanced IA. American
Tobacco was firm on small purchases. IN
Rubber was weak; chicago
Subway lost - and Manhattan iransh -
The mining list was almost entirely neg
lected. with small fractional recessons as
the rule. Ray Consolidated, Chino, Giroux
Consolidated and Greene-Cananea showing
losses from u TO y point. me sIssr
stocks were qlIiet and about steady Bonds
were dull and easier. Western Pacihc os
we're down a. Detailed operations foliow:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. March 2.--The weekly return 1
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserves decreased G4S.
08l: circulation increased gao ,030 bull.
ion decrea sed GE, ,015: other securities In.
creased s20S3, ,0c0; other deposits decreased
GS09.0S0; public deposits decreased esJ4-
0SS; government securities decreased RisS-
06l The proportion OF the banks reserves
to liabilities IS now 1890 per cent. againt
5190 er cent last week and compares
with a decline from 5l7s per cent 70 501.
per cent In this week last year. The rats
OF discount IS unchanged at 3iz per cent.
The checks cleared through the Londo,
banks for the week aggregated e3i9,GA.
900, contrasted with e3i1 $4,000 this tns
year ago. -s'
'--r
Berlin. March 2.-The weekly return w
the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows tis
following changes Cash on hand decreased
1,213 marks, loans increased 76.s0iV5
marks: discounts increase 42.;gseD
marks; treasury bills increased 2l. .f2s03
marks; notes In circulation increased iit.
0S4 500 marks: deposits decreased % e9s9s
marks gold on hand decreased 66,jgi0s
marks.
Paris, March 2.-The weekly return -oe
the Bank of France shows a decrease IN
gold on hand OF 1885. 000 francs. and
decrease IN silver N hand Of 1870
francs.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

DOMESTIC Boston: loc
discount: Chicago, 10c discount; San Fran
cisco. sight &c. telegraph 7c; New Or
leans commercial 25c. discount. bank Il
premium ST. Louis, loci discount bid. par
asked; Savannah, buying 3-l6c discount
selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS.- New York. ex-
changes 1920, 1899: balances slob. l,o@f,
Baltimore, exchanges S7,O3S,4}3. balances
1864 iSC; Boston exchanges $3l. .S91,i38, bal
anccs s1,12S.603; philadelphia exchanges
s3S s94. .706. balances 1856. 967: Chicago, eN-
changes SIS ,622. .O34. balances S4065,4es.
SILVER MARKET.-Ccmmerc bar sill
yer. 63c; Mexican silver dollars, f5c. Bar
silver closed in London at 81 7-l6d, an ad-
vance OF I'd.
GOLD PREMUCM-In Madrid, sis; Lis
bon, s.
MEXICAN EXCHANGING Mexican ex-
change on New York IS quoted at 2.0lls.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were sl.2io.423;
internal revenue. including corporation tax,
1896, 72S. and miscellaneous. S35I,61I.
total of S2.424,s29. against total eXpendi-
lures on ordinary account OF Sl,2+5,10o. For
the month to date ordinary receipts have
been $5o,3sO.62S and ordinary expenditures
$50. 0.05l,1lI. The excess Of receipts was
s339.61t For the fiscal year 10 date
ordinary receipts have been sif3, 1898. 6sl,
against s427, ,4S00sl in the same period Of
1910, and ordinary expenditures S441 ,391,-
293, against Si52,0S4S32 i'm 1910, the excess
of expenditures amounting 70 SS,191.6l2,
compared with an excess of expenditures
last year Of $24 e04, $50. Including Panama
Canal account and public debt. the excess
Of all expenditures over receipts since
excess in the corresponding period a year
ago ~ Si6,S03,6lj
SUR-TREASCRY. -- The Sub Treasury
was debtor to the Clearing House So 1872. S3l.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
RAILWAY STEEL SPRING.

The Railway Steel Spring Company has
issued it's annual report for the year ended
December 81. 1910. The income account
compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

.Eouai =, 8 per cent ~ Sl3.Jp.rI0 common
stock as compared with 3.3Z per cent earned on
safaT stock previous yea-. fDehcii.
The gross earnings for the year amounted
80 xl0 OBJ 425. as against S7S43,292 in the pre-
,ious year: manufacturing operations and
administration expenses, S.'4535, against
3, 70 IA. charged of for depreciation $3.50
~, gainst sl94.0T. leaving net earnings as
above 81 aO.@po
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
,olrn roKro ROO sriGAR CoMrANY

COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND.
s dividend Of two per cent on the preferred
stock Of this ComI0ny has been declared for the
second quarter Of the current fiscal year; there
has also been declared a quarterly dividend or
rns p<r cent on the common stock Of the Com
rany. Both dividends are payable on April /,
1911. 20 stockholders OF record at the close or
business on March q. 1911. Checks will be
mailed bv Messrs. Muller. Schall 81 Co. Of New
: orE City. The Transfer Books VIII be closed
on March Fl. 1911. and viii te reopened on April
8. 1911 T. A. DlLLINGHAM, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
BONDS.

$4,000 Erie s.. notes. s.iooI, 1907 lS9s 1873. lSg.
co 900 West Pac 5s 9lss oiSs e4% 94's
sells cents per share todd lots. tAsses'-
mid.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

1-srni.hed by S. y Colsr &.co.. No - Cedar
street)
lAccrues interest 70 be added)
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
American Telephone & Telegraph Go.
Convertible rour Per Cent Cold Bonds

Convertible -Four Per Tent IoIu bOnus
Coupons from these bonds, payable by their
terms on March l, 1911. at the Office or agency
OF the Company in New York or In Boston,
-rill be paid in New York. by the Manhattan
Trust Company, 113 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
WITH MrhneshHN.H.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
MINING.

1859 sSS Aslfs5s Asfmss, .sss 5s eas 3 %: 90;
i5%9 blue, Blue q? S. .? 1S. S7 iS7s %
I 400 F,lkton .... .G6i2 .66is Go .G4
800 Hale & Nor. ls 'jS 'IIs 10 ,3ISS
100 0nhir ''..i. 22Is .22i2 t.22i5 i.22i5
eco west End ... Sc SO .5S .53
z 50O Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
SoTTUERS RAILWAY COMPANY,

80 Church St. New York. Feb. u, lell.
4 DIVIDEND or ONE PER CENT. 40 out
~ accumulated income. has been declared on
me PREFERRFD STOCK Of the Company, pay
able Aurn "a 1911 TO stockholders Of record at
tn. close ~ business April I. 1911.
r. D. I.ANKFORD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

g WaT Sf-eot. New lork February II. III.
Dn April "A 1911, the Voting Trustees Tor Pre-
..~r.1 Stock Trust Certificates Of the Southern
itaUwsy Company. WHICH HAVE ASSENTEp
10 THE EXTENSION AGREEMENT OF Az
tiI-ST -. 1862 will be prepared TO distribute the
above dividend OF one per cent 40 when re-
..I,ed by them. among the parties entitled there
'o. as same appear Of record on their books at
thc close OF business April ]. 1911.
j. r. MORGAN q co.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
MERGENTHALER LINoTYPT COMPANY.

A regular quarterly dividend " ~ per cent
and extra dividend OF one-haf OF one per cent
on the capital stock Of Mergenthaer Linotype
Company will be paid on March n, 1911, % the
stockholders OF record as they appear at the close
O. business on March 10. 1911. The Transfer
Books viii not be closed.
FREp'K J. WARBURTON Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished By J. Thomas RAinhardt. No. IS Broad
street. New YORK.. and No. - Deyonshre
street. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
WILLIAM y DRIVER. Treasurer.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY co.
The Board Of Directors has declared upon tne
.sare. pavable a. tho office OF the Company. Ar
csde Building. Philadelphia, Pa, on and after
March IS 1911. 10 the Common StockholdeIs OK
record AT the close o. business February y, l0ll
i II ALDEN. SecretafE.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
INDUSTR RIAL.

Shares open nlkh' a.
1900 Int Rub Tr cfs. 32as ga 5d'' Sl' Si
$50 .July OiI...... so - 90 oV,,
$500 Manhat Transit. J. e. s7% 81"
rs Standard OIL. ..626is 62s o. soM
ais Studebaker co.. "a De. 90 ,0g9It
l6s9 do preferred. ..lG2i. 1923. io2 lozt:
eop 7 : Itg & Htg. 1is Ia "a ~
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

sCou,ons INTERCHANGEABLE tRegisterea' EIou-
son,. sReeistere1 and eouponL
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
puelIc UTILITY SECURITIES,

10 600 Chic Rys ist 5s. ass os' u.s.
i2O0O y W Elevated A.. -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schaick y CO.. No. Wall
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

Ctfs ....... iail
ipn0 do ........ i3il
1000 West Eiec Ss in1
$1,000 West Nd S.. S'iAs
1000 do ........ so
1000 West Sh - 1907
1000 " y Z q y
Gen is....te eSiz
2O01 W In g 4 rs gJ1
7CC0 WIS g Gen a. J3it
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
Elect,oa kstioe

Notice j. hereby given that pur-
suant 10 law the annual municipal
election Of the Town II Gunnis1n.
Colorado, will be held in the several
precincts Of said Town on TUESDAY,.
the fourth day of April, A. d. 1911,
Tor the purpose Of electing the fol-
loving officers for the said Town.
to-wit:
One Mayor. 10 hold Office one year.
Three trustees 10 hold office two
years each.
At the same time there will be
submitted TO the legally qualified
voters ef said Town the question
whether said Town should contract
an Indebtedness and issue bonds Of
SAID Town, not exceeding Ninety
Thousand Dollars, for the purpose
of constructing water works, for SUD-
plying said Town and ITS inhabitant.
with water for fire and domestic pur-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

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Eazzz. Mars Wll an- aas Aaee
A4lla There uere zis pars ir
rszaiar sften 8auca The sahaa
ss@ri eansisse9 &c TT y Jennings.
~ harpeF aua Mr. Vagina
t5EasHaes AeaiaeH- g she III -
sclgal sere. e.ereufh .ra D.. ALERT
Peter. AE.ae lIllbs Laura Emar
zaus ieuth rralt Mad Tap=oasf.
fraHkIe Esf1aa. h.ers1a reemaa-
tieHry Lsse sal Aaans. &. .ara >ullrt
nIath Ersie 0rI.ls P8ftar. Can
baFch Na.ter AIlsan. E88la Brat
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G. beFt Potter. Gay Flpsr Heury
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Audsr-au. Cora Euz.aud Pear
/ ester, Bertha Csdian. Eva CeenIu.
keva sapp Nellie Smith. Nellie
tiausard, Nelf.e SsdaarIs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

la thinking n this bond issue, %
not assume thai We must uay interest
on $4,000 90 The figure Of 500.
90 for the new water power addi-
ton Is an outside estimate Certain
materials are getrlng cheaper. and u
Is probable a perfectly satisfactory
plant can be put IN this summer foI
$65.pyD. undoubtedly for the 500
OO0in bonds. The remaining bonds
are for possible contingencies, foI
which reasonable business men must
provide. For instance in 1906 we
voted 100000 IA bonds but the
council only used $4,000, and the
remainder we're burned up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31


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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
RESOLUTION

NHEREAs u j. clearly made 10
appear 10 the board oi trustees
Di the town 81 tiunHi=pH. Color
ado. that The present water works
svstem Of the town nf fiunui-0n,
Colorado. y entirely Inadequate
and Insufficient 10 supply the
water Hece-s8Tv 10 said town and
it, Inhabitants for FIRE and dome--
tic purposes, and " il a iact that
the machinery and motive power
Of the water works Oi said town.
nov in use therein. D. worn out and
not in condition much longer 10
stand the strain and wear incl
dent 10 the work required oil aud
said town and IL inhabitants are
~ danger OF being deprived Of
I water iof hre and domestic pur-
poses by reason thereof and that
/ 10 continue the present svs-
TEN of water works, and put
same IN an efficient and proper
condition will require a large out
hay of money. and the purchase
of much new machinery 10 satisfy
I the growing demand of said town
aud the inhabitants thereof. for
water for tirs aud domestic pur-
poses. aud that II will better
serve the requirements and needs
of said town aud III inhabitants
aud be more economical, to con-
struct aud install water work :
fOr said town to furnish il aud
it, inhabitants with water ion
fire and domestic purposes on
the system known a. the water
power system, and it appears
that water power can readily he
obtained from the GunnlsOn
I river, near sand town, TO supply
the necessary motive power foI
such water works.
| Now. THEREFoRE, BE iT RI
SOLVED By THE BOARD 90 TRUs
iTEEs OF THE TOWN oF GI-NNIsON
COLORADO, That the question
Of contracting and creating an
indebtedness on behalf of the
town oi Gunni-on, Colorado. and
upon the credit thereof and issu-
ing the bonds oi said town oI
Gunnison, Colorado. for the pur-
pose Ot the construction Of water
works, Tor furnishing said town
and the inhabitants thereof with
water for FIRE aud domestic pur.
poses, said water works To be
upon the water power system
such water power to be obtained
from the Gunni-On fiver.) and
such indebtedness 80 TO be con.
tracted and created To be upon
the terms and pursuant to- the
I provisions of an ordinance upon
the subject of the contracting oi
such indebtedness, issuing Of such
bonds, and construction of such
water works this day at this
session submitted to the said
Board of Trustees 81 said town oI
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
Sdl BE- F-s Tsekess

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Tee glaE usHlclHaI eectI1u
promises o. b. ga-te .1veiv 1le A
Ga gene ta1set aa- bees a4t - shs
heil la aUua-1rI1g g. rle 1.d lsmo-
ersfIH HEket A. q meefE hid
lassiaF rlEnf tne l4.h. tls flll1E-
- Ulza uatsllus Eere a4ae nE lhs
ca zeus party Fr mayar Eafas
Atl-rtHH. fr Trustees. @ ~ Fren1.
a. 0 Meieaf snd A T. Hsar-ln.
Ca Wednesday uiEht q iem crssic
caucus was held and re-aIied Ia j
n Caster uelHg namiuatei ior
mavar. and Jas b CtrystaL r. II.
hefrnsr ani Jshn Williams FIR
TRUSTEES
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

fna fiale -rsrIhsl and -Erh Tax
stall. ahea collected. anif D. 80.
TIls-r i1r fbs rllrTar-e at paving
fas aHulal interest 1H. and ~
fIHz gushing tha deli 80 created
anI f1F 30 8fhef fsarftr-s
-.-ati9n ! That fhi-0rdinance
sff-f fhe same stall have h.ssn
fa--s-I shall t. fra7ealable uu-
td the inletfedues- herein pro.
tuied for shall b. faiy paid and
dlzchargsd u NJ COLLINS
Attest -EALI Nsv9r
NJ j ~ HMITZ
Touu llrrk and Recorder
Published March 3-3l. 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
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STATE % CoLosADo, 49,
lnuntr Il l,uuI-l-nn

County ~ Gunnison.
by virtue - certain exscution - me a.
sheriff directed issued cut Of the District Douri
IN aud Tor the ouuty 81 fitkin. State ~ Color
ado. whereby ! eommaudsd "a make the
sum Of One Thousand Pour Hundred aud
ninety Dollars snd Pour eent- sllsits dam.
ages. and the further sum oi Eight Doilar- and
1hirty-seven cents > 81 costs of suit. the
amount - certain Judgment recently obta ius-si
sge Company aud IN favor II !. y. Crpos have
ieyiea mp n all the right, title and interest of
the said The Crystsl MaUutsin Mining A Drain
aee 'ampsny IN and 10 the following described
Tbe Z rysfal Mountain. Crystal Mountain
Ne. 4" = trystsi Mountain No. ?, Crystal
Mountain NJ. 3 "fr{stal Mountain W.. q
Z - stal Mountain No. g. Crystal Mountain
Ne. q" = rystal Mountain No. !, Monte
fhristo NO. l. Monte brizto No. z and the
'-schsfieid' Loie Mining Claims. situate IN
Crystal Mountain IN the Ra.t Greek Mining
District ourty of efuuuisun aud Stste af & slio-
rsio. ts.l.eths-f with all iaproy@msnt- thereon
situafe siss. that portion - the Hear Mountain
Ne. u issie rsinife claim situated adjacent fo
the above d-scribed iais mining claims sud
eotives ed by The Bear Mountain inerai A
Mining & Canltsny 10 zsid The irystsi Mountain
Mining Drainage tonspany by deed dated
rsessrdssh " "a lh-l ~ page 10 also al wstsf
rights. fumes aud ditehs- tsinnging ~ sni
used by said The Crystal Mountain Mining A
rnsd and right ~ way fs.f said properties "a
tending frosn rhe Town sf Crystal to tie sbsiVs
ie-cribed mining claims
Therefore pursuant 10 said command, ! shall
sell by public auction the H,ove te-crrts~d prop
erty. subject to ali legal hens or claims n any
fur,la-s previously reds.rried said sx-curiofi
satisfied Saturday the Ind DAY ~ April
A u. 1911. tSe hour as 80 clock ~ the fore
ncs.r 81 said sss. 1T the frtnt a.or - the Court
Hssu-s in the Town af tssuf i-s.n. 'f.iorsdo
Witness my hand ard seal tins 9th day of
March A. u. 1sfi
PAT HANLO>
sheriff 81 efunni-s,n County
By ID j. LEsss Under sheriff.
Publislr~S Nsrch I-April p, isii-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31

Did you read the figures presented
IN the News-Champion Of last week
about the amount Of freight business
originating In Gunnison county last
year II you did not, get that article
and clip 1t for future reference Out
Of 29,s4s carloads Of freight origi-
mating ON the third division Of the
RIO Grande, 207Js ears, or very
nearly seventy per cent originated
IN our county. And they were not
all narrow gage cars either la fact
SO large a percentage Of them were
broad gage and heavy weight cars,
that II Is sale to say sixty per cent OF
the tonnage was from our county
and this did not include the marble,
the ore from Crystal river aud Taylor
park, nor the coal, ore and miscel-
laneous freight hauled out by the
Colorado x southern The Guuni-
sou citizen has something 10 talk
about Paste those figures III your
hat and be a booster We do not
mean a boaster. No need to tell lies
The truth is good enough
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-31
sgR CODRlDO DT0R.sL ASSOCIATION

bailinger announces his deter
mutation o. sue Pinch0t for half a
million for defamation 81 character
We hope be makes il stick II there
ever was a deeeitful lying william in
American public life, that man l.
pinclrf