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The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
ST. JAMES CHURCH
FAIR TOMORROW

The annual St. James church fair
will open on Tuesday morning in the
church building on Third avenue
From the careful arrangements by
les assisting that have been made
it can be safely asserted the fair
is sure to be a success.
A merchants lunch will be served
from II a. IN. to p. m, the de-
leCtables to be served being pre-
pared by the ladies. The price to be
charged will be 30 cents. For half
that price ice cream and homemade
cake will also be obtainable In the
evening vocal selections and read
ings will be given by Mrs. George
Lounesbury. Gene IIuckins and Miss
Marcela Violin.
The following committees have
charge of the various departments of
the fair:
Reception Mrs John Parsons.
Mrs Roy Ferguson. Mrs. Robert
Young, Mrs. NJ. d. Thomas, Mrs. Har
riman MIS-. X S. Mcdonald Mrs
Anna Kelly.
Candy Booth-Mrs. d f Coembs.
assisted by Charlotte Acklen Hazel
Coombs. Grace Rolston, Mayme Har.
ris, Nellie Thrift.
Fish pond-Mrs. L. c. Heacock.
assisted by Mrs c. D. McCauley,
Mis-. c. Irvine, Mrs l.. b. Clark.
Eliza Hatch, Flora Salladay, Marcel
la Violin.
Lunch Department-Mrs. c. W
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

tiou. If there is no, an immediate
and mark.i change in the admins
trafiou's Alaskan policy Mr Fisher
may make some further discoveries
when he studies Northwestern cleo
ton returns the Wednesday follow
ing ra frs. Tuesday after the first
Monday IN November. 1912; and it
is not likely thar there will be any
cabinet chughlIug over the discover
lcs.-Aiaska-Yukou Magazine. Octo-
Der
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
THE CONFESSION.

No such astounding news as that
of the Mcnamara confession has
come over the wires in many years,
nor any that has caused more sur
prised comment in Fairbanks.
Discussion of the matter based on
such few details as have been re-
ceiyed is profitless. and editorial
comment will be reserved. In the
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
Phone 262 Phone
OUR POLICY.

When newspaper undergoes a
change of management it Is usual
TO outline its course Tor the future.
In our case no large amount Of eN-
PLANTATION is necessary fer the pies
ent manager of this paper Was its
editor up to a few months ago. and
was at all times PERFECTLY in accord
with the policy of its owners. THAT
policy will in the future De tie com
pass by which We shall steer the
Citizen
Its leanings will be Democratic be
cause We believe that. so far a.
Alaska is concerned, the Republican
administration has been tried and
found wanting Consequently its sup
port will be extended 20 a Democratic
candidate for delegate. provided
the selection OF the party Is such as
would recommend it to any consider
able number of persons who have
the welfare of Alaska at heart. We
retain our independence 70 the eN-
tent that we decline 10 commit our-
SELF blindly to support the party
nominee simply because he j. the
party nominee. This because gr lit
tie tummy is sensitive and il could
not swallow anything Of the raliber
Of John w Corson, or some others
with political aspirations who might
be mentioned Either OF TWO mon
who have been freely discussed as
possible Democratic candidates would
receive the unqualified support OF
the Citizen No Republican need ap-
ply.
In the meantime, in the season uF
TO within a few weeks q the cleo
ton. while wrangling over party
politics does us just about as much
good as watering our gardens NOW
would do the flowers that bloom in
the spring, We are going to sup
port the delegate from Alaska. II
Is our intention to do this. as long
ss he acts for the best interests
OF the territory, just because
be is the delegate from Alas
ka, and we believe it's a whole let
better to sharpen tool than to
knock the edge of it This particular
section of our policy will be adhered
to after the next election. whether
the incumbent of the seat next TO
the congressional bootblack be a
Democrat, Republican, a Prohibi-
ZIONIST or Jim Wickersham.
The real aim Of the Citizen will
be TO advance the interests of Alas
Ia, particularly those of Fairbanks
and the immediate district II is With
this end in view that We wish 10
avoid too heavy diet OF party
politics. We refuse to be placed in
the position where We must uphold
u disgraceful act of treachery TO tbs
town, such as was contemplated in
the detention hospital-jail proposal,
Just because some party hecler says
II is necessary. We prefer to do our
own thinking.
In the firm conviction that the
members Of the Fairbanks CONNER
cial club represent the progressive
element in the community and that
they are live wires, this paper will
fall in line with the club and echo
its boosts, giving them what further
publicity it can.
Whatever news the public is Ell
titled to the Citizen will endeavor
to provide, and none will be withheld
through fear or favor. The patronage
that has been accorded it in the
pas, is solicited for the future on
the strength of a promise that the
policy We have outlined will not be
dADarted from
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

meantime it is suggested that ad-
verse criticism OF organized labor is
just as uudeserved today as it was
prior to- the Los Angeles tragedy.
for it will most certainly be proven
that no large body of union men ever
lent their approval to such a bastard
Namara fiends have confessed
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
FISHERS TAUNT.

In the course of his discussion of
the Alaskan coal question at the
Arctic club Secretary Fisher twit-
ted his audience about having dis
covered that there is difference
of opinion on public questions in
Seattle, and he indicated that he
had made the discovery when con-
sulting returns from recent cleo
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
FRIDAY DECEMBER1. 1911.

Location - Isaac Ogren; 20 acres :;
Venus. or Evening Star creek, trib-
utary OF Rose creek. tributary OF
Gilmore creek.
q. c. Decd-H J. Patterson to
Marian a. Patterson, 81. One-quarter
interest in Daily Bench. second tier
; below left limit. Ester creek.
Lode LOcation-James O'Donnell,
at head of First Chance creek, trib-
utary of Little EIdorado creek.
Q. G. Deed - II. +. ST. George to
J. w Foley. ST. West 40 feet of let
3, block q. 40X150 feet. Fairbanks.
Location - J. II. Mills. d. and p.
Crowley, L. Isabel, r. Strange II.
Radely, A Brotbuch, G. LeFever;
100 acres; Golden Rifle. on Alder
creek
Location-J H. Mills, d. and ].
Crowley, F. Ellison, r. Strange, J.
Hall, A. Brotbuch. o. Canvey; 100
acres; Midnight Sun, on Alder creek.
LocatiOn-J II. Mills. d. Crowley;
40 acres, Happy Home, on Alder
creek at ) above.
James. 81. Two-third interest, James
traction, at II lell limit u UPSTREAM
creek.
O. c. Deed-B T. James to Mrs.
H. S James. 81. Two-thirds of the
James fraction in Twin Group, at Il
Goldstream creek.
Proof of Labor. p. Carson; be-
tween Aug. l and Sept. !, 1911; Is
days; repairing bitches, etc, l above
Fish creek, for 1911,
Homestead-W b. Morgan; 800
acres; S f Il, E z of S w 4 of
S w 4, sec 33, township l, S OF
Range |, East and lots.
Lien-Mike Rakich. Sam kovace-
vich $3.50. $50 cords of 4 foct
spruce at head of Rosey creek trib-
utary OF Tanana.
Lien.-John Martinovich VS.. Chris
Radovich $3.50. 1900 logs at head
of Rosy creek, tributary cf Tanana
river.
Lien-Elija Nikcevich IS. Chris
Radovich. $3.50. $50 cords Of lag
ging at head of Cripple creek
Lode Location-N. Giske 4 j.
Shall. Black Diamond. between Chat
ham and Wolf creeks.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04
IN Two courts
COMMISSIONERS COURT.

\ hearing was held before Com
missioner Dillon in the matter of
the sanity cf O'Sulliyan. who was
picked up a week ago
The mans apparent unbalanced
condition seemed to have been due
to alcoholism and he was according
" discharged.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

In the commissioner court Sat
Qrday afternoon Gilbert Dioune, re
Gently arrested for insanity. was
found to be mentally unbalanced and
was ordered dcportcd. He will be
taken to Mt Tabor Thursday next,
with the other prisoners.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

After reviewing the testimony in
the Hanoi vs.. Pedro case, Judge
Oyerfield Friday granted new ac-
counting iii the matter during a
period of time when the transactions
made do not appear to be perfectly
clear The date for the hearing
was fixed at March %.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

Bo,isa NJ Rakocevich entered
plea of not guilty of the charge OF
murder in the first degree His trial
is set for December Is.
In a complaint filed by +. r PEG
pies against H. J. Patterson in the
district court Friday the appoint;
ment OF a receiver to operate on
the defendants Engineer creek lay
and to pay the money thcrefrom
20 the debtors of Patterson, is ask
ed. The complaint alleges. as first
cause Of action, that Patters II ID
indebted 10 f. X Peoples in the
sum OF $3,S3917 for merchandise
purchased during the last two years.
As a second cause of action a
debt to Brumbaugh & Hamilton in
the sum of $4,000 is mentioned.
Three thousand dollars, still owing
10 the American Bank of Alaska, is
the third cause of action. The fourth
is a debt of $500 for money loaned
20 Tie defendant by A BruninG AS
the fifth cause for the suit, =; J.
Strocker's bill of 81 900 for beard
furnished to PattersOn's men. is in
Guided in the complaint.
The matter is somewhat cOmpli-
Gated by the fact that there are
about 80 men at work upon the claim
Tor Patterson, who have from $25 to
5000 each due them for work. The
aggregate sum due to laborers is
$9S2G
William G. James, indicted on
a larceny charge, plead not guilty
when arraigned. His trial was set
Tor December g.
John Cooper pleaded not guilty to
the crime OF first degree murder.
The date for his trial has not been
set.
NJ Matheson was arraigned after
being indicted on a charge Of lar
cCny. w H. Adams was appointed
as his attorney by the court
The grand jury returned a true
bill against John II. Miles on the
charge of embeZZlement.
For the latest IN Post Cards see
Anderson Bros. & Nerland.
Job printing of all kinds at Citizen
Office Not too cheap to be good.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

paper or doing other business Of
their own.
The several applications for liquor
licenses were accordingly sent back
10 the petitioners to be signed with
this in mind.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

On complaint OF T.. r. Peoples.
a warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Pete Malone. teamster
formerly of this place and more
recently of Iditarod
The crime charged is that of en-
bezzlement, the defendant being ac-
cused OF having sold a team belong
ing to James Kelly. G. \. Parker and
f. r. Peoples. and having converted
the proceeds to his own use.
Malone is mushing out from Idit.
arod to Seward and the warrant for
his arrest has been wired to the
coast town by the marshal here
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

j. \. Webb is plaintiff in dis
tiict court case against w. NJ Ander-
son. the suit being brought on a noet
OF $l.392 given September %, 1911.
and made payable June |. 1912
This was secured by mortgage
on the stock of drugs and mer-
chandise of the defendant in the
/ Tanana Warehouse company ware
house of Fairbanks
By the terms of the mortgaga the
defendant was not 10 reduce this
warehouse stock to less than $4,000,
a provision that the defendant con.
lends was not lived up to.
Since the filing of the SUIT. The
stick of goods and the wood saw
OF the defendant who is now in
Ruby City have been attached, but
since released under a redeliverv
bond
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

Job printing of all kinds at CitiZel
Office Not too cheap to be good.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

For the latest IN Post Cards see
Anderson Bros & Nerland.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-12-04

@. c. Deed-B 7. James to Mrs.
H. S. James. 81. Two-thirds of the
James fraction in Twin Group, at Il
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
UESIEsx sLoG uAn eoa AacE

Z A blll has been InsrSasoed q; shs-
s.--s,,a II tis legislature bv Sssaisr
6.sse - Ee-esiasii4-h the old Csart II
Z Apseals The IaaeHalsa ls % clear
asas tiie es-ss- ass~ vDon the Sspse-
ase Coast asckst Tsaf cossrt y uo~
ssiu.ss-s isaF years behIna SSH sis
cases The csnrt b. be established
h o. t'e cussl ,, '-ca II ave Jsaaes.
~no ase - be spPuInssa bs the
eoserasr. anG - b. exist only fos.r
wears At the ena si tbss tlme u y
presumed tha' the two coarts Wili
have eieared away all the pead,ns
cs-es ss vel a. those % be fied dur
sne that period
As this ball has met wlth the
hearty approval OF the Bar Assoa,a-
t'oas of lAeasers ssd Calarsio ; prine-.
II will probably become a laa With
httle opposition
The i've new Judges are 10 recesse
the same salary as the judges of the
Supreme Coart
We think II wasld be emineutlv
proper thai oar fellow tnw nsman.
HON. Dexter 7 Sspq, receive one Of
thase appointments lie is a legal
scholar. and ripe aud good one.
He has uot only aa exceptional legal
training but sIso has the jadiela!
teraPerameBt. which is 50 essential o.
one oeespyine the Judicial position
OF Jadge in one Of the higher courts.
Those who well know him. know also
that ne would in his decisions he
moved by no other Consideration ex-
eept 30 deal fairly and justly with
the ltlgauts.
Two Years ago when his name was
before the party for nomination as a
candidate Tor place upon the su-
preme bench, he was second 10 none
IN his personal popularity Had the
nomInafiuns been made by direct
primary, he would now, without
doubt, be one oi our juig $. There
fore bis appointment would meet
with popular approval.
When we consider his career as a
soldier aud citizen, as a lawmaker
aud an Interpreter of the laws, and
that he is now mstured, learned,
able, experienced. fearless counselor.
we with confidence and pleasure
urge his appointment as one of
the Judges of the new Court of
Appeals
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

Grand Jsnetioa people are stua
ned by a jury verdict IN the HANNAH
efeek water cases sWardlcg ranch-
men damages 0f Sls2 .9sO IN case
the city prOcures It's wa;.r supply
from that region. This Is for water
rights alone aud in addition TO the
cost ct reservoirs, pipes aud city
plant. TWENTY years ago the eiti-
zeBs of that municipality vaaed down
a proposition to bay these same
water rights ias $1,000 Aud Vet
some ot us gasp at 100000 30 im-
prove the Gunbison water system.
and make il better than the Junction
viii have after spending half mil
hon. Let US not make a mistake To-
regret twenty years hence. Now is
the time 10 open the door 10 Oppor-
tunIty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
kA0 CSLSRDs OIIRA ASSOCIATION

That champion fsser. Guissrd
fsncioi ss knsws 10 have reeenfly
purchased >scecss Magazine. and H.
pretty generally understood 10 have
good blsscks ct Stock IA Collisr's aud
several other crank ''con-ervaiioaist
periodicals.. A msa with hfteen or
twenty millions snd passion f,r the
hme hight can g. long wsvs Teddy
Is oR the tobosssa. aad SIll he IN
vaudeville next year, bui Cuff nd
We shall he obhged 10 suffer for some
time betpre he Is properly sized ap
by the Ameriesa pabiic
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
~ EIff's saIE

n trF eF todoRNpo. I
County Of tinnnisan.
tl.rk Office 81 thu District Court of tianni-on
ounty and STATE 81 tolurado. and - me d.
reoted, whereby am cuInnaudeu 10 maze the
sum - Five thou@anh two hundred aua -evonfy
hse si.d ~l-llsl atiliars. = 20 81. and sin and
a.-inu buhaTs. iss8ii. costs cf suit Tho .mou,,f
- certain judgment rendered la said Court
on the Nth uat ~ February. lati ia fsxor ~ .
beudwtn a. pia NTH and against The Dtl1iout
Mines aud lunnei tumpaHy a. defensisnt-
toeefher with interest un said in ie meiit from,
sight por cent per snnum. nut sf the lands tens.
meuf= gro = anu crttll- 90 the SAID Thn ptlfof,t
hifes and Funnel tumpHuy. I have levied m.
On the iluss tng d -crihed real pr,,srtx to- wit:
The "bupsnt T,nnel ant Tunnel Site,
and the "Goiden Eagle late mining claim
situate. lying and befBg ia the Rock freek
htning District, sail County. iacafion eertfb.
Gates ~ which arr of record IN tine Bilice 81 the
hec"fd-r oi Deed - said County 10 which re.
i-fenc" may be had for more dsfiuIte dsscriu-
"a . and the same are made part hereof w
reference
THEREFORE, According 10 said command
! shall on SATURDAY the nh day OF March Isl1
~ the hour - q ciock, ia the Afternoon Of said
day al the West front door sf the touuty Court
House. in the town of Gunuison. M ths tounty
81 Gnnnison. state a colorado. exp. So 10 sale
at public auction ~ the highest bidder for
cash an hand all tie right title and interest Of
the above named The Dupont Mines and Tun.
property cor So much thereof as may b. nsces
sart fsr the payment and satisfaction 81 said
Judgment, Interest aud cost 81 sale.
Dated. hunnison, Colorado, this Iith day ,f
b February 1874.
PATHANLoN,
Sheriff of tunni-on County.
by ID. j. LEHAN. Under Sheriff
Publis he'd Feb. II March 3, 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
RESOLUTION

NHEREAs il j. clearly made To
appear TO tbe board ot trustees
Of the town of tiunnison. Color
ado, that he present water work :
system 0i the town 81 Gunni-on.
Colorado. Is entirely inadequate
and insufficient to supply the
water necessary To said town and
its sinhabitants for fire aud domes-
tic purposes, and il is TACT that
the machinery and motive power
OF the water works OF said town.
now IN Use therein. H. worn out and
not Ia condition much longer to
stand the strain aud wear inci-
dent TO the work required OF il and
said town and its inhabitants are
in danger of being deprived OF
water for fire and domestic pur-
poses by reason thereof and that
To continue the present sys-
TEN OF water works, and put
same in an efficient and proper
condition will require a large out
lay of money, and the purchase
of much new machinery to satisfy
the growing demand OF said town
and the inhabitants thereof, for
water for fire and domestic pur-
poses. and that it will better
serve the requirements and needs
OF said town and it's inhabitants
and be more economical, to con-
struct and install water works
fof said town to furnish il and
its inhabitants with water for
fire and domestic purposes ON
the system known as the water
power system, and it appears
that water power can readily Ire
obtained from the GunnisOn
river, near said town, to supply
the necessary motive power for
such water works.
Now, THEREFORE,, BE III RE
SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF TBUs-
TEES on THE TOWN OF GuNNIsoN.
COLORADO, That the question
vi ''hti d'tinS anu IRA tiiiS dIl
Indebtedness ON behalf OF the
town of Gunnison, Colorado, and
upon the credit thereof and issu-
ing the bonds OF said town of
Gunnison, Colorado, for the pur-
pose OF the construction of water
works, for furnishing said town
and the inhabitants thereof with
water for fire and domestic pur-
poses, said water works to be
upon the water power system.
such water power to he obtained
from the Gunnison river and
such indebtedness SO to he con-
tracted and created to be upon
the terms and pursuant to the
OF an ordinance upon
the subject OF the contracting of
snch indebtedness, issuing OF such
bonds, and construction of such
water works this day at this
session submitted to the said
Board of Trustees of said town of
Gunnison. and by il considered.
and which said ordinance is
hereto attached, be submitted at
the next regular municipal cleo
tion of officers for the said town
OF Gunnison. Colorado. to he
held April 4th. 1911. to the legal
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
IN EkfFf"s sAIE

STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Guunison.
By virtue of an Execution issued ont Of the
CLERK sihce 81 the District Court of tiuupi son
eoun,s' ~ and state "a colorado, and To- di-
/ rected whereby am commsnsiei 10 ma ke the
sum OF Thirteen Thousand seven hundred and
ninety two and 81 i0 Dollars, .sls. .7s2 s,il. and
SiN hnd a-lsu Dollars. tSb.aii. costs of -uit the
amount of a certain Judgment rendered In said
Court ON the sth day February, Igii in favor
ei e . a o.odNin as pisintih. and against The
GoodNln Consolidated Mines COMPANY. as de-
fendait. together with interest on said iuds,.
ment ron the date OF the rendit ion tb..reof ~
The rate Of eight per cent. Ier annu,n ont of
the land~, teuemeuts goads and cbaItfls - tho
I said The OWN tonsolidated N,n.s &C.,
pans m | have levied upon the following deserib-
ed real property towit;
Copper Queen, Copper Glance" s'Copper
txtelsiou Maine Z olumbit =" and ssilTer
bell lode mining claims a.signatei as snrvey
No 1924 A, =, opper 1ilanee Mils;,s~ h..i,.s'
survey No id2s4 H., 'Cultex No - 10 sC'olta.
s,o. 30. -, inclusive, 'Coltex Milisites, Nos / 1
10 u SOMA Copper No 1O'', inclusive. ~t'sona
Tunnel Tunnel site aud '.Usoua Nos. 10
NJ Millsites' all in the EIk Monntsin Mi,in.
district, The Location certificates ,f which are
duly corded IA the office Of the Recorder of
SAIL SAIL pnhnls"n OonntS. reference 10 which
may NJ had Tor a more detuite deseriltion
by reference. "o''''
, IhhkEFoRE, According to said command,
! shell on Saturday the nth day of March 1911
a. the hour q clock IN the aftsrns.ou of sa,5
aal "a at TIE West front door of the County Court
funse- m the town of Gunnison. in the 'onptx
OF Gunnison, state tf dorado. expose 10 ssts
al puhitc auctfpn tothe highest bi aieer ffr casb
~ hand, al tne right, title and interest If the
snofe named The Gooevin 'orssolisiased Mines
Company in and 10 the above sorIbee pr.perty
l,r :" much thereof ss may be necessary far
ns pas nseit si,a satlsiactun of saia Judgment
hi,t.te~, ahd cost al sale,
r. psted. Gnnnison, Colorado, this n day of
PATHaNLoN.
Sheriff. of t,unnison County.
BY ID j. LEHAS. Under Sheriff
Published Feb. IL March 3. IsIi
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

All state points except Gannison
report very bad weather for fort
night. Sunday afternoon the writer
left Gunnison, with the sun shining
and the same pleasant weather we
have had for a month AT Salida
that evening, fourteen inches of snow
had come during the day and more
falling, while record Of 20 below
zero during the week, had gone be-
low our government report In
Denver the air was full Of snow and
sleet, and chill winds made overcoats
an imperative Necessity. 1t 10 not
always thss, bot take it on the aver
age, Gannison climate can com pare
with anything in the state, although
we do not deny some low tempera-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
~. T.s I.ks = On {. ASR.R.

Genuison D. PItsIn, operated by
lleaSer a kIo Grsadt. II X Tram
leaves NOadsys. Wednesdays aud
fndsss al loaD a. "a IA arrives
fHkIa 24O y. m Leaves rHkln
~ return at 200 y. IA arrives ean
nison 4:40.
U'anulsoa 10 Baldwin, TUESDAYS,
Thursdays aud Saturdays. Leaves
GonHisen ll:0U a. m; arrives Bald
wHn 80 D. IA Leaves BALDWIN 10
return la, arrives at Gannison
4aw p. IA A beaver q Rio Grande
tiekei and express agency viii be
established al OhIo Cay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

The Colorado Sun, was a daily
which seemed quite popular.
J. F. Young sold a half interest in
his meat market to J. c. Carpenter.
A bouncing boy arrived at the
home of j. A. Preston, in Gunnison.
The large marble acreage on Yule
creek, held byJ. G. Oreood, va. BE-
ing patented.
kexar postoffice was removed 10
the station and Anthony Pomel b.
came postmaster.
An insane man from Oaray, pao-
ed j. ID. Decker, caused Sheriff Shoses
much grief. and was finally senssn-
ced to the ssylun At Pseblo, by
Judge McDoagal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03
R0TsGE DS s7s,. D H0Ibans
tkYlAS,

The annual meeting of the stock holders .f
lhe oiorado Slate company, Will he held at
the office If the COMPANY, in Marble t,unuison
c unity oiorado, on Tuesday. March "a 1911
81 q clock y m. Tor the election of directors
! OF the ensuing year, aud for such other bu~i.
hes a. may pr.perlt come before the me.tine
1ruusfer b. oks will b.. closed Gu ebruarv
llih and reopened on March Is, 1911
SPENCER MELTON. Secretary
Published Feb. I7-March no. 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-03-03

The Christian Endeavor society
held their regular business meeting
and social at the home of Mrs. Karl
Zageider, TUESDAY evening There
was a good attendance and the usual
pleasant time, showing that the
society is far from eing a dead one.