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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-09

golfo P6rsico, y para clio Sc necesitan
millonadas de que no dispone Alema-
mia. DE ah1 el elnpei1o en interesar el
capital frances la probabilidad de
que Sc consiga mediante las susodichas
:ompensaciohes Fmancia quieue un fe-
1rocarril de Dram Fez,-ademas del
de Tanger d Alcazarquivir,-y otro de
| Damasco 4 Alepo. Todo esta en- que ,os
banqueros de Paris faciliten los mi
lliards' para el de Bagdad y negocio
concluido.
F'rancia ha tornado harto al pie de la
Ietra la Erase de NJ Challemel Lacour:
-H Es precise buscar fuera compensa-
clones que nos resarzan del desastre inte-
rior,' y tanto ha llegado que nj con
toda la poblaci6n francesa, inglesa
alemana habrIa bastante para lleEar
sus colonias de Africa. Tan solamente
el Congo frances tienIe 3 millones de XII
6metros cuadrados el Senegal, Guinea
y Niger, ? nillones; Argelia T1nez
cerca de | mill0n; y cerca de otro mi
ll0n NADIA gascar y las demtas islas.
En- suma, millones de Kilometres
cuadrados cuando las de Espalla no
pasa de unos 100000 incluso Rio de
Orc, que por 81 solo es un arenal de
|188000 Kilometres cuadrados, y ell Mu-
mi, que al lado del Congo frances es
como un granite de mostaza.
De ah1 resulta que gran parte del CO.
mercio colonial resta en- manos de OK
tranjeros, 10 cual no tendra NADIA de
particular 81 al mislno tempo mo- sc des-
atendiera y aun vejara los ind1genas,
inponiemdo trabas a su desenvolvi-
miento econ0anico social. Esto expli-
ca que argelinos y tunecinOs hayan en-
prendido 1lna rllda canpana contra los
especuladOres e1lrOpeOs que, Valiend0se
de ciertos procedimientos, monopolizan
las tierras, de ahi tannbie1p srls recla-
maciones .en favor de mayor autonom1a
administrative del nombramiento de
ind1genas para las subprefecturas, re
servadas hoy para Las gentes a quienes
hay que dar alglln destino, generalmen-
te EN- pago de serviciOs electorales y
Otras recOmendaciOneS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-09

SOlQaQO. cIfe0 cue Ell este fegln en-
la ciudadanIa debe ser aqu1 debatida
con todos los respetos que da el dere-
cho comlin de solidaridad humana No
he dismWlado en NADIA la verdad 81 ne
| cesitais mas eNplicaciones. las dare
Mrnque he dicho todo 10 necesario.
Y ahora, selores diputados de la ma
yOr1a d cont tmuar nUlestra obra; mien-
tras tengais f6 Ell mi aqali estar6; va
sabeis Quien SOY yo pOdr6 s0mreterme
d toda coacci0n menos d una. a la de
faltar a mis- deberes como gobernante
y en- contra del interes de mi pals.
(Aplausos EN- la mayoria excepto de
los mOretistas.)
tEl senior Azcarate: Me reserve con
testar al jefe del gobierno para cuando
regrese de cumplir con la Alta Camara
Ell SENIOR Canalejas: Pues con la We
MIA del Presidente y de Ia CaAnara, ell
gObierno pasa a presentarse al SenadO.
Sc retira el gobierno entire grandes
aplausos de la mayoria.
Sc procede al sorteo de secciones,
acabado el caIal Sc sluspende la session.
"A Tas Sels manos dlez, Nuelve rea-
Illrdarse, con la presencla en- 'el banco
azlHl uel senior tanaleJas.
fA senior Azcarate contesta al dlsctlr-
so del ipfe del pOhiprnD
Declara que no tiene para que en-
trar 4 eXaminar la verdad del ppligro
de que Sc habl6 en- Madrid. lleeandose
hasta pvOcar Ia sornhra del general Pa
via: ESQ esta EN- vel Amino de todos, V no
hav para que ,hahlar de clio. To- one si
es chOcante. es que sea Solo el minis+ro
de la Guerra Ell que haya planteado la
crisis Ell paligro NO venia de parte del
ej6rcito. pero 81 de algrunos individuos
de e. Es precise que sc convpnza todo
eI mglndo de que ell poder civil no punde
Ceder sllpremacia a.ninglna clasa de
infu2ncias. Ell debate Ferrer ha sido
}Or algunOs repudiado por creerse ile-
gltimo para ser tratado en- ell Parliament
to; hacen NAL, pOrQue les de necesidad
general examinarlo, para YER 81 hay de-
ficiencias EN- la ley en- ell procedimien-
to que puedan eXigir su reforma Lo
que aqu1 no Sc plpede discutir es 10 que
astA Sub .iudice;' pero las sentencias.
81; es precise que dlesapa1ezca ell equi-
vico. Tengo noHicias de lo que ha di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-09
(Continuaci6n)

ALI el Rey me pregunto, despues oe
,pxponerle la gestaci6n de la CRISIS =
listed ,esta seguro de contar con el
apoyo de la mayorla?
Y yo lie die que 81; algunos por aiec-
to. Dor adhesion personal....
Vloces en la mayoria: Todos, todos.
El senior Canalejas: Omos por deoer,
Dor discipline, y los demas por amor al
partido.
(Gran(les aplausos.)
Yo acept6 la respousabllidad 10
fni rpniso en- contestar 10 que Sc zoe
exigia. :,
81 me equivoque y con clio engane al
Rev inconscientemente, el me absolYe-
ra.
Varias voces: No, no; no Sc engaNo.
FL Sr. Canalejas: Asi, pues, SECURE
trabaiando honradamente para 9'en
del pals.
(Aplausos en la mayorla, menos en-
los moretistas.)
El ministro de Hacienda me rogo que
3e restituyera a su hogar para cmdar
de su salud, y a clio NO pude negarme'
F0 ministro de Marina, que tantas
sirmpatias ha alcanzado en- la Armada.
infilv6 en- mi para que nombrara lm
penpral de la Armada para la cartera
de Marina.
FL n1lpvo ninistro de esa cartera tie
ne un abolengo militar prestlgloso, y
,on Su modestia ha accedido deJar los
barcos, donde siempre vivio, para CO.
laborar en- la obra del gobIerno.
Los senores Salvador y Alfonso CAS-
+rillo me signifcaron los deseOs de des-
cansar de las tareas del goblerno.
Este gobielmo representa- las msmas
ideas Y tendencias que el anterior
Fl programa del gobierno no Sc ha
modifcado nj el MAS minlmO detalle ;
nnpstro programa es ell del ADensaJe de
la Corona.
Respecto al aslmtO Ferrer. nneStro
criterio umanime es ell que eNpuse al
general Aznar.
va indiqul6. al cOntestar al senior AL
varez, olue este asuntO debia dlscutirSe
serenamemte sin perjul:io de 0tros
r rendientes tambi6n de debate, y muy
interesantes para el pals.
70 os invoco para que Os atengals
10 que marca el l'aglamentO; yo creo
Indispensable. despues de iniclado, que
este asllntO Sc discuta com amplltud, y
dnsdp esta misma tarde, en- cuantO re-
grase de presentar ell gobIerno al Sc
nad0 continuar en- la labor pendlente
con Ia Erase ''Dec1amOs aver Yo no
pienso que aqui se van a mermar las
glorias prestigios del honor del eyer
cito. sc que ESQ no ocrrrira en- Ell Parla-
mlento espanol Yo 'empece mi carrera
polftica defandiendo al ejercito y S,sl
acabare. Sc que ahora no podra haber
lugar esa defensa, porque solo en. el
respeto nacional pued'en vivir las ms
tituciones y solo Shaciendoles justl:ia
los sacerdOcios sc dignifcan y ennob!e-
cen.
(Algunos aplausos, observandose 81
lencio EN- todos los moTfetistas.)
Ell soIdajdo es el mas subordinate pa
ra cumplir las leyes, y nosotros debe-
mos ser los. mas ~deseosos de honrar al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-09

"Tutti conteniti,' podriamos decir
en- la lengua de Giolitti refiri6ndonos a
trancia Alenania Digan 10 que quie-
ran las nOtas de Algeciras, Alemanla
da carta blanca Francia para que
tlenda en- Marruecos todOs los riches
que he convengan, a cambio ide que fa-
cilite la construction del ferrocarril de
Bagdad via que no solo proporcionar1a
beneficios enornes a Alemania sino que
serla para el impe1io turco una verda-
dera tabla de salvaci0n.
La llnea, como no es menester decir
tendra de reslpltar costoslsima, pues
arranca de Esmirna, pasa por BagdaG
| y termina en Basora, en- el fondo de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-09
REWSTA EXTRANJERA

va tienen los italianos un nrpevo mi
njsterio que les haga felices; GiOlOttl
Sc ha 'encargado de Ia presidencia y ha
tornado um gabinete izquierdista, aun-
que por ahora, sin socialistas. Estos,
in embargo, lie pnestaran apoyO, y no
faltar1a mas sino que dejaran de pres
tarselo.
Ell rey Victor Manuel, len efecto, de
seoso de comocer la opinion de todo el
mundo sc digno dispensar al diputado
socialista BissOlati ell honor de lanarIe
al Quirinal; Bissolati, puso por condi-
ci0n que r1a de americana y hongo.
siendo aceptada, pero Sc lie rog0 que
pOr 10 menOs Sc -calzara unOS glIantes.
As1 10 hizo y Jen esta fOrma lie recibi0
ell ,rey. que lie hizo sentar su lado Ell
I'm sofa converse con 6l mas de una
hora.
Bissolati aconsej0 La entrada de Clio
litti. renunciando modestamente por su
parte a ser ministro, 'hizo bien, pues
aln es tempranO. Y hete aqu1 un So
cialista monarquizado mas, CON Enrique
Flerri, Lunatti y otros, muy censurados
hoy por los intransi gentes, pero de los
culales es a no dudar el porvenir. ST
Paris valla una misa, una cartera y
arln cualquier direccip1 general es 10
baStante para amansar las may ores tie
rezas. Abundan los ejemplos fuera de
Espala, sobreabundan dentro.
Con Ell nuevo ministerio tpueden tener
por segluro los deFm0cratas que veran
colmados slls anhalos de sllfragiO uni
versal de verdad, y una vez implantado
habra slenpre mayorlas radlcales y So
cialistas. Por raro que parezca, en- me-
dio de su unidad y de .sus garibaldina-
das, rigi6 aun EN- Italia por mUchos
ailos el reaocionario Estatalto del Pia-
monte, siendo muy lenta la refonna
electoral que por fin se vera ahora CO.
ronIada por la implantaci0n del felicl-
sinlO inVentO srsOdicho.
En- Russia fracas0 la crisis, Y Stoly-
pin cOntinjla donde estaba, no sin gran
disgusto de los Conservatives, enemi-
COS de Ia nueva organization que qUue-
re dar aQWal ninistrO a los cOlegiOs
dOnde Sc VOtan los zemstvOs > ayun-
tamientos de las provincias del Sudoes-
te. mas claro, de PolOnia En- virtud
de esa refOrma pOdrla resllltar en- efec-
to, que sc viesen privados los propie-
tarIOs Y cannpesillOs rllsos de tener par
ticipaci6n algllna en la administration
local, entregada los bur6cratas, y de
ah1 nuevos motiNos de diferencias en-
tire rusos y polacos.
El mOtivo, de todas surertes, es asaz
secundario para eXplicar la conjurada
crisis y de ah1 que se crea obedeci5 a
razones de Orden exterior, pures 81 bien
StOlypin es el ministro de la Goberna-
ci0n, su cuilado, Gazanof 10 es de Ne
goclOs EXtranlerOs, y Sc suSllrra que al
Gar le pareci0 demasiado expansive en-
slls declaraciones respecto a la famos1-
slma lentrevista de Postdam, de ahi
ell enOlo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
GUNNislN. COlORAin FRIDAY. July Y
nAJ ~ unonHa
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49, SnVdu ca usunns q g.
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G. - Suouh0

Presideni 4. y spyder, ef the
State Teachers toiieae al creesev
has notified Mise Es-terly thas hs
has called general conference ii
the cosDfy superiptendeuis 81 schools
of the Central Western CeAssae
District. comprising some s,xs<en
eosniles. at Gsnnison on SATURDAY,
Jaiv 18th at Do a IN
This action ~ made necessary by
the act recently PASSED by the ieQ,--
lstsre providing for salnmer aormal
schools 81 ssx weeks Duration One
ct these schools is located at Gsnni-
son and will be held IN osr Normal
school bulidiae II u Is toead that
this Law becomes operative this wear
instead Of two weeks Normal In
stItu,e, we will this wear have SIR
weeks term beginning July 3lss and
continuing until September sth
The regular Normal wear begins
September l2th Thus the Guaai-
son Normal School bids fair 10 be a
continuous performances two weeks
from now henceforth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
ossAsa's Csonlino c.

Next week we are 10 have with Ne
Perce r. Bentons Comedians with
their mammoth pavilion theatre,
commencing an engagement of siX
nights Monday, July, 18th Al
though this is Mr. B-nton's fret ap-
pesrance with his compan, in Gem
nison. be 10 no stranger to the peo-
pie of Colorado. having toured the
state for the past Eve years with his
pavilion theatre during the summer
and played the opera houses of the
larger cities during the winter
moaths.
Mr.. Benton has associated with
him an excellent company Of actors
and actresses and . high class Olio
OF selected vaudeville artists making
up a company of thirry-hve people.
Mr.. Benton also carries a uniform
ed band and concert orchestra
There viii be IN entire change of
PLAYS and specialties With special
eoenery and electrical effects eoch
night during the week. The eEsn-
iAe play viii be the Sect mssscal
comedy drama Of base ball hie, g.
titled "The Man as the Bst" The
tip n-doa't mia THE show.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
NJ Pay S11oo.oo Tns f~ ossa.

The enormous fine of S32O00o
assessed by Justice courts of Marble
against Mrs. j j. Curley, still hangs
over her head, and seemingly must
be paid unless the town of Marble is
willing to compromise.
These suits, alleging illegal sell
ing Of liquor were tried on May 2a5rd.
Mrs. Curley. who keeps rooming
house there. was found guilty on
eleven counts and fined as above. She
appealed to the county court The
appeal bond from bonding COM
pany cost hersome sl55.0O premium,
and other costs were 90 expensive
that she had TO mortgage her house
Lawyer John Noonan OF Glenwood
is her attorney, but by some slip or
misunderstanding, the bond was not
fled till June 2S, when the law
specifically states ten days only is al
lowed. Consequently when the case
came up in the county court this
week. Judge Hetherington was
Obliged TO dismiss the case without
hearing
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
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Us. kileore of sshda. eondsctes
Of the Salida band Was here this
week. making arrangements 10 bring
over his excellent aggregation Of
PLAYERS for Csttlemen Dsv II is one
Of the best bands in the state. cad
mssic will alone be worth coming W
hesr. Ii has been wears since we
have had such g privilege, 10 dea',
fail TO mske arrangements TO enjoy
that part Of the two days entertain
ment
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
osnl ouAlrnu.

Work on the state hlg way from
Pueblo 10 the Kansas line is 10 he
started without delay. New steel
and concrete bridges are being put
in and the roads are being graded
and arrangements made for the
working of the roads at regular in
tervals with split log drses. Over
$4,000. will be spent ON this road
at once.
A boulevard is also being con
structed from Pueblo TO the Ell Paso
county line and when this is com
pleted the road bailders will work
on the highway between Pueblo ard
Canon City, thirteen miles of this
road having already been completed
by convict labor
Commissioner Elmer Wiley went
over TO Salida Wednesday evening
10 meet Chaffee county commission
ers for trip Of inspection over Mon
arch pass Mr.. Wiley has had eight
20 ten men working steadily on this
side for some time and is very anXi-
ous to get the other side moving.
p. c. Boyles expects to immed-
lately commence work of construct
ing garage on the vacant lots ON
Tomiclli Ave across from the Scott
block Brick OF cement will be the
material used with cement floor aud
the dimensions will he 40 by 80 f..
The Gannison Building. Loan and
Savings Assn will partially finance
the project.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
'VnDnno OoOugU aAaoDuU
0oUsI OHCS olCxillm
c. - 0,.sasa asssl-. -
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nspnu1 c.

The good roaa- movement Vas
boosted here Measesaas ntshf By
mass meeting al the caurt hosse A
permanent Organization of Interested
citizens was f,rmed te be known ~
the ''Gsnnlssa Cosstv Hasnbow
Rosse Club A nsmIssl menber-
ship fee of 80. wa- aecsded upon,
with power gwen the finance eean-
msttee - secure larger Subscriptions
from tbese able aud wIlhRe 10 paw.
John A steele, called the meeting
~ order, explaining the need IT mSre
definite aud extended power b. the
officers chosea at the preliminary
nesting some weeks ago Judge
sapp followed. by reading a eonsti-
tst,on and by laws Of such an erqan-
Izstlon ss was proposed II was
agreed upon ~ read immediately
Mr. Steele was elected president and
II. &. Bartlett secretary treasurer uf
the new concern. The executive
committee was elected 10 consist If
the presideo, and secretary, Carrol
NJ Cartsr, Rev. Wm kIpp, Elmer
Wiley, Jos HI Collins aud W IA
Whalen. The county commissioners
we're not present, but IL was proposed
10 at least offer them these positions
on the committee.
As . finance committee the club
named s. J Miller, H. y Lake Jr
and n. Howlsnd
The president read letter from
Mr.. Hamlin II the Colorado Tele-
phone Company ssthorizlne the e.
pendIture of : 300 on the Monarch
pass section Of the Rainbow Route.
Mr. Wiley having broaght it b. their
attention that such improved road
would greatly aid the maintenance
Of their toll line to Salids.
Rainbow Route buttons, secured
by Mr. Wiley, were distributed to
members by Mr.. Lake, who had
them in charge The balance were
turned over 10 the secretary, and it
is probable q soodly supply will be
secured. Other sdvertising schemes
are being discssssd.
Nessss. A. " eAippss. Joba Fer.
rinesoa and John A. BrittoR, county
commissioners Of Sagssche, were
present, having come in over the
Coche,ops pass section Of the Rain
bow Route that day Each made
short talk in favor Of the proposed
better roads. With the party also
were W. n Beatty, county surveyor,
Geo. Curtis, Arthur McLeran and
Mrs. j. A. Britton. Mr.. Beatty de-
clared that with the present improve
ments being made by Saguache
county on Cochetopa pass, the bad
places would be cut out and the
grades reduced 10 ten or eleven per
cent With such road as might be
constructed with state help, a six
per cent maximum grade over the
continental divide could be secured.
These gentlemen were all welcomed
and seemed pleased with the feeling
manifested toward their section.
Next week News Champion will
publish the constitution and by laws.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
Ruliue e0 -.

The Board Of Directors Of Schoo
District No. 2l. County Of Gunnisor
will receive bids until Tuesday, Aug
sst LIST. 1911, fos the painting of the
school building and Of two outbslld-
ines The Board reserves the riehr
TO reject any and eli bids. Bids
shosld be sent to the undersigned.
r. r. ALLEN. Gunnison, Colo.
Sec. School Dist. No. 2l.
Psblish July 7-2l. 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
~ Eink e Ceoeuf Wssk

1 have men and machinery ready
here in Gunnison 10 do your cement
work, Of any kind, sidewalks, cellars.
hossea, cement blocks. etc Work
will ~ done rapidly and best of con-
struction guaranteed At reasonable
prsces Let me figure with you on
any Contemplated cement work. C..
L. Wilbur. Gsnnison, or leave word
wjaA Rsary f. Lake. 23tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
N Einsua Vsslu,

just received l9ll-19l2 line Of
the finest and best woolens for suit
ings and overcoats ever brought 10
the city. Come in and look them
over, $500 and up.
All dry cleaning done at reason
able prices.
Mems eaits dry cleaned sl00
Ladies skirts dry cleaned IS cents.
c. STONE,
27tf The Tailor and Cleaner
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

10 draw up an ordinance establish
ing a sidewalk district in East Gun
nison from Main 10 Adams streets.
Twenty five dollars WAS allowed
Cor street work for Cattlemen's s cele-
brstion.
The bid Of Robt A. kean X Co. Of
Chicago was accepted for x70.OO on
basis II S@.5oo ON $9O,0U in
bonds
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
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Please order ap as much q. con-
venient ON staple groceries. -four,
hay and grain. Tuesday and Wed
needay. July 18th and 10Th. and we
will appreciate the kindness. We
expect 20 be very busy and tins viii
help NJ. On Cattlemen. Davs,
please phone dinner orders for fruit.
and vegetables as early a. possible
and we will have them delivered on
time. Reoember we have . delivery
ssto and can deliver the goods.
iosfs for busaness, on Up-to-Dste
bssiDese Methods.
GAZETTE BROS.
Pho.e G.nnisa l9l-OPposite Il
vesa Hoael.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

Henry Bartlett is building small
private garage on the boulevard
north Of Shaver's barber shop. IL
will be frame building with cement
foor and Fred Zaeelder is king
stone from the old foundation there
to use for the same purpose in the
garage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

Call and inspect our fine line Of
furniture, carpets, queensware, ham
mocks etc We also have q full
line Of dishes and cooking utensils
suitable for camping trips and har-
vest time. CLARENCE ADAMS,
30tf. Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
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Last Friday the town cosncil held
their regular meeting and the follow
ing business was transacted. A
sidewalk district Was established
from the Boulevard on New York
Avenue, to Wisconsin strset on Vir-
ehla aud Tomichi avenues aud ell
cross roads.
The town attorney vac instructed
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
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100 Alpha adult Bible class,
llsO Morning service and worship.
700 p m. illustrated lecture No.
2 on Pilgrims Progress. New large
picture. Special choir and song
feetsres Mr. Brown viii sing a Solo,
calvary" A hearty welcome to
ali
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
~ 1nun CsluAs -. vsuus.

One day this week Ralph STONE
sacceeded in landing . seven pound
native trout in rbe Gunnison three
miles below town. Ii put up hard
tight and it took Ralph about half IN
hour 10 land il. He shipped it 10 the
Office Of the Denver Post and receiv-
ed . prize Of SIS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

When you attend Csttlemens Day
celebration next week you are invited
TO make l.. f. Gavette's Ice Cream
Parlor headquarters for quiet rest
and comfort. Its always a cool place
and everything in light refreshments
wIll be served. 2s
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
Crso1 Sens1s CsinG u

The grand stands being erected
on upper Main street will be a fine
thing as they will be large enough
to accommodate BAG per cent Of the
crowd " no will be here for Cattle
mens : celebration thus giving every
one a better chance to witness the
various events and also do away with
the tiresome standingand the danger
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

See Curtis Osborne, Upper Main
street, Gunnison' for pipe fitting,
and supplies, bath tubs. water clos
cts, range boilers, sinks, etc. 27tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
Vaoei, EnkesDe. t~ CeSeAr,A;s.

All who can help to catch fish for
the free fish fry, Csttlemens Day,
are requested TO get busy Deliver
fish to me at the Hatchery as early
as Sunday and they will be cared
for. We must entertain our guests.
A. there will be no barbecue We viii
need double the number of fish used
last year. Each member Of the con
mitsee is also appointed sub-com-
mittee TO get all his friends to help
catch fish.
+. j. THOMSON,
Chairman Fish Commitsee
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

LOST - Saddle, bride and two
blankets ON Gannison river just
above the bridge ON MI Carbon road,
finder notify B. +. Canaday and re-
ceive reward. 21tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

FL. Williams Of Pitkin was stop
ping ct the Laveta the first II the
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

Mrs. John Berg and two children
Of Cleveland. Ohio are spending the
summer here - gueets of Geo. Berg
and j. r. Berg tf lola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

FoR SALE Three cream colored
mares, one pair matched, broke
single and double and good under
the saddle. One pair Of matched
three yesr-old bay mares light weight
IS l.. c. Sharp, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

Miss Hall Of Boston is stopping
with Mrs. Fred NanAken for several
weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

FoR SALE-Cheap. Two fifty egg
Philo (cycle) ineubators. Also some
white Plymouth Rock chickens
26d r B. Lewis, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
g9 81,

Good single driver and saddle
horse, weight 900 lns.
23lf. Il 7. NERGEIMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

FoR SALE OR TRApE-Store build
iugs and stock of general merchan-
disc. Near Gunnison. Inquire at
News Champion office, Gunnison
27-2S
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

FoR SALE CHEAP FoR SToRAGE-
100 "Housecleaner" combination
mops Fred Marshall, Pine Street
Livery, Gunnison q
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14

Grand junction bonds were sold
10 + u. Rollins a Sons of Denver
for y7c
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-14
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ICE ICE ICEi
The old reliable Gunnison Valley Ice
Co. Wholesale and retail.
l7tf. NJ A. PENNINGTON, Mgr
Phone Beaver 1901.