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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

citation In Chicago saying that he woulc
iike 10 deliver package to one OF the
lake passenger steamships outbound from
chicago, merely in order. to demonstrate
his control OF an aeroplane.
Beachey plans to make several inter
esting flights from Chicago. aside from the
sponsibility and will probably visit Mil
waukee. Michigan City and ST Joseph, or
the lake. and Springfield. South Bend and
Burlington inland
Plans for the aviation grounds on the
lake front are now complete. and one oi
the most pleasing features 10 the public
VIII be the fact that out Of 10000 seats
which will be erected in a monster stad-
ium. one-half will be free for occupancy
by the public.
Plenty of Room.
Included in the total OF seats will be
about 10000 grand stand seats. soot
chairs. 10000 stadium esats, while the re
mainder OF the seating space will be
taken up by about 500 boxes. each con-
tanning six chairs.
Between the grand stand and the boxes
front Of the boxes viii be another prom
enade. ten feet wide, with fence In
front OF the latter. .
Every one will have ample opportunity
10 walk around the unrestricted part OF
the grounds, inspect the machines at close
range and see every feature, and 100 feet
In front Of the outside boundary OF seats
will be q line Of twenty five foot strong
wooden poles TO mark the outer bound
ary OF the course,
At each end OF the grand stand on ele.
waited platforms forty meet square will be
band stands to furnish music for the mil
lions and the whole field will be abaze
with flags and bunting.
President Taft has assured the pres
ence Of army, navy and signal corps aVia-
tion experts and aside from these there
Will be present officials of the depart
ment Of internal revenue.
Anticipate Air smugglers.
The fact that these officials will be
present brings to light new and start
ling feature which has had its birth CO.
Incident with aviation. Aside from the
necessity of aeroplanes and aIrships foI
use in time of war, Uncle Sam and all OF
the nations must prepare 10 combat an :
other evil-smuggling.
The various customs houses can combat
the smuggler who arrives on an ocean
vessel or on train. Revenue cutters can
combat the smuggler in the motor. steam
sail and rowboat.
Frontier patrols can combat the horse
man or pedestrian who seeks TO bring
dutiable goods In without paying tho
freight, but something new must be de-
vised TO combat the aviator who chooses
10 fly from one country to another, per-
haps many miles beyond the frontier
with smuggled goods.
One OF the articles for which the Gus.
toms officials watch most closely is jew.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

elry. especially diamonds. set and unset.
Any article of great value which may be
packed in small area now comes with
in the ken OF the birdman smugger, and
the customs officials are alive TO the
danger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
Professionals.

they make up group OF most congenlal
gentlemen who. either as racing or
ganlzntion or social club. will receive
full returns for money invested,
The first improvements 10 be made at
the Lexington track will be clubhouse.
not only TO entertain the stockholders and
their friends, but sort OF home for them
when visiting Americas greatest trottIns
horse center.
Being under the personal mana cement
of fbs man nan Who has been connected With
gled idea will ever find foothold at
The Lexington track. which will be de-
voted, as II has been for years, 10
The officers OF the association are Ed
4, Upton. presidents e; c, Estil and j.
K Hayward, vice presidents, Horace w.
J, D. Grover. r. c. Estill. j. r, Hagyard,
John r. Allen. l., " Harkness. r. c.
Stoll and john w. Stoll.
Twelve Stakes offered
The twelve stakes for the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders association
The average in entries is better than was
received by other associations this year.
The list comprises the pick OF horses
In all parts. of the country. and II is GER
tain that the racing OF this year Will be
characterized by success.
For the $4,000 Kentucky futurity sixty
seven three-year r-ods-fifty-six OF them
trotters and eleven pncers--remain eig-
ibc, and they are probably the choicest
lot ever named.
The two-year -old division has less
number named this year than last. OF
these. however, ten have yearing rec
ords, and most of them have caliber
The sensational performances In this race
for two or three years have discouraged
many owners of youngsters who would
otherwise name them.
The $4,000 Transylvania stakes for 2i12
trotters. regarded as the annual cham
pionship race, has sixteen subscriptions
who will nominate The horses that they
intend to start on September 12. Until
then, OF course, tho complexion Of the
field that will go to the post In this
great event Will be somewhat prob
lematical.
The nominations to the Transyvania
are Dromore Farm, ST. Clair, Mich, w.
/; Higgins. Deer Lodge, Mont; Patchen
Wilkes farm. Lexington, KY; j. p Nc
Nichol, Philadelphia; Pastlme stable,
North Randall. o.; J. r. Benyon, Mem
phis Tenn. Walter r. Cox. Dover. N, N. /;
w. B. Chisholm, Cleveland, O.; 2. F.
Geers, Memphis, Tenn. r. w, Kinscr,
kalamazoo, Mich; Thomas w. Murphy,
Poughkeepsie. n. y; Edward Tierney,
Pa: Vance Nuckols: Cleveland. O.; w,
l.. Snow. Hornell. N. "; James II. Ma
gowan. Mt Sterling, Ky.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
DIXIE KID is AFTER PAPkE,
Challenger offers to coneede s's'een
pounds WeIght at the Rings,de,

snecial Cable to The Tribune,
LONDON, July S.-Papke's defeat OF
sullivan. has not had the effect OF fright :
.nins away chalengers. One OF the nrst @
in tic field with an offer IL Dixie h'd, .ne
american welterwoight chanplon. E nla u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

"A board OF control VIII have full
charge OF the aviators and their machines.
Each will be examined with equal care.
and IL either appears unfit to make a
flight 1t will be prohibited.
1.-The measure ! propose TO introduce
is simply a broader exposition of the
same view, aimed to protect the public
and the real aviator from the fool who
didn't know IL WAS loaded "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

A New Yorker who has big breeding
Interests In Kentucky and who was left
out OF the syndicate was the chief cause
of the increased price, but his efforts
were directed toward saving the race
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09

Investigate for yourself. REMEM
BER, 1T COSTS YOU NOTHING to
have the opinion of the best.
A thorough. painstuking ENAMlNA-
TION given each and every person by
me personally.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
Expensive Trotting Track.

The price paid for stock and the i'm
provements planned will foot up to a
big investment and Lexington Will sure
~ own the most expensive trotting track
in the United States. yet the investors
can we'll expect to receive fair returns
for their money.
There Is also apparent satisfaction
among stockholders that the famous har-
ness racing plant is not only owned by
men vitally and sincerely interested In
the sport and breeding OF horses but
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NovsCs ot AhyCsTM kkg SAF.

Estate of Mat. .Cavsnsugh, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ad
milistrstrix of the estate Of Mat Cavanauxb,
late Of the County Of buunison. in the state of
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court OF said
1unnison County, at the our, House 10 Gunni.
Of said day, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified ard re
quested TO attend for the purpose 81 having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate sTe requested 10 make Immediate pay-
ment to the undersigned.
Dated at GuDniss,n, Colorado, this nth dsx II
March, A, ID. 1911
ANNA CAvasAueH. iuistratrix
- the estate Of lat. Cavansueh, Deceased.
Published April H-hay II, 1911.
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Salida Mail:-M. Y. Shonyo re.
oently sold all that portion of the
land Of his Poncha property, which
lies north of Poncha road and south
of the railroad The tract comprises
l70 acres. The sale was made to
King Brothers. the dairymen, for
the .um of $4,000. This will be
out6tted by these gentlemen for a
modern dairy A large portion ol
these land will be used for pasture
They are now building thereapon a
large barn for the housing Of cattle
in the winter Later they will plant
about 100 apple trees upon a portion
of the place and this summer a fint
residence will be built.
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Topping and trimming the cotton
wood shade trees goes on quite ex-
tensively, but is not AS complete as
one would like to see. SO manv
vacant lots are owned by absentees,
that where trees are planted and
have no care. it makes ragged edges
for blocks otherwise neatly cared for
About the only way is for some one
to be public spirited enough to take
hour or so in the evening and trim
the trees himself
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Negscs os ssgUsgsssg sAS.

Estate 81 Amor Hail. Deceased.
THE unders ixued hssisg been app,iuted al
mini-trator 81 the estate of Auo~ Hall. late 81
the County of tinnnison. Ia the state 81 Coior
ado. deceased, hereby gives notice that he val
appear before Che County tpurt ~ said Gunnl
son county. at the tourt House in eisnnt-on
IN said ounty on Monday. the i,fh dag of 4ay
A. ID igii. at the hour 81 two O'clock y. n. o
said day. ut which time ali per-ons havine
claims against said estate are notified aud r.
que~ted 10 attend Tor the purpose of having ths
same ADJUSTED All persons iuheoted 10 said
estate are requested 20 make Immediate pay
ment 10 the Undersigned
Dated at t,unnison, Colorado. this LIST day ol
April, A. D. 1911
SrHVs :. MATTERS. Administratnr
of the estate of Amos Hail. Deceased
T.. NJ >ourse. Attorney.
Published April ~ NAV u, lell.
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sHkRfFf,s sAIE
STATE OF CoLoRApo, I
County 81 tfuuulsop.

STATE OF CoLoRADo,
County of tiunnison.
by virtue Of q certain execution To- me as
sheriff dlrected issued out OF the District Court
M and 7 the onnN of fitkin. state of Color.
ado. whereby | am commanded to make the
sum of Que Thousand, Four Hundred aud
ninety Dollars and Four cents sl4ssit4i dam
ages, and the further sum of Eight Dollars and
lhirts-seNen cents - 81 costs of suit the
amount gt = certain Judgment recently obtained
against The Crystal Mountain Mining A Drain
age Company aud IN favor of A. h. Crook, have
levied up. n all the right, title and interest of
the said The Crystal Mountain Mining a Drain
age ompany IN ana 10 the following described
The crystal Mountain, I" Crystal Mountain
No. L. Z rystai Mountain No. q" crystal
Mountain No. 3, ''Crstsl Mountain No. ~
:, r,stal Mountain No. s.. Crystal Mountain
No. D." Crystal Mountain No. 4 Monte
lhristo No, i, Monte Ihristo No. 4" and the
"Sehefield' Lode Mining tlaims situate ON
Crystal Mountain in the Rock Greek Mining
District. County Of dunnisun and state of /, olo-
rsdo, together with ali improvements thereon
situate also that portion of the Bear Mountain
No. "a lode mining claim situated adjacent 10
tine shove descrIbed lode mining claims and
eonyeyed by The Bear Mountain Mineral a
ming Company TO said The Crystal Mountain
Mining Drainage COMPANY by deed dated
July sth. is'2 and recorded in Gunnis,,n County
rec"rds % H. oh liS At page AIS; also all water
rights humes aud bitches b.loneing 10 aud
u-ea by said The Crystal Mountain Mining a
Drainage tomnany Tor power purposes; also
road aud right Of way Tor said properties ex-
tennlne from The Town of Crystal to the above
de-eribed mining claims.
Therefore pursuant 10 said command shall
sell ny Iuhilc auetion the above e,escribed prop
ertS, subject To all legal liens or claims il any
tunless previously redeemed or said sxecution
satisfied tn Saturday the 2and siay ~ April
A. ID 1911, ~ the hour Of ~ q clock in the fore
noon OF said DAY, at the trout door 81 the Court
h,use m the Town OF Isnnison, Colorado
=, W itness my hand and sea- tins 9th day Of
March A. D. 1911
PATHaNLON.
sheriff of Gunnlss,n County.
y p . L.Hss, Under sheriff.
Published March ~ April "A, lsii.
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GGAGBsAS Sors.e

Notice is hereby given that l have filed in
the County Court of 6unnison County in
Probate. In the matter eli the Estate of j ames
hon nlsison Par~o0s and arra sinclair Par.
s<pns minors. tetition " herein said Court
10 reque~ted To grant To me permission ne
Guardian of said niDor-to ss.ii the real e~ta ts
lpr1<pU~inE 10 said minors Described MS the
south Hall eli Lot II. in block ), Original Gun
ipovm In the town of Gunnson. Gunnison
COuufy. Colorado
hat On Monday. the Eth day of May. 1911
IT IT, hour Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
n~jA e,etition will be brought on Tor hearing
epqorp said Court
Dated April f2th. 1911
John j. sHACkLEFORD Guardian.
Pu1v1isked April l4-Aay T. 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14

The work of cleaning our streets
snd alleys is already being take up
by progressive citizens, and it is
probable the town council will soon
get after the unprogressive ones.
Certain infectious diseases are essen
TALLY fifth products. and clean
town is the first requisite to stamp
ing out any such disease before il
gets started
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MATURE TELLS Us
A n0aay G~on~n ResAxx Gno~.
T0 Veu

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Nss..Ee sss.s yos 49, s.4rsss a..
Tss ssrlas q natszs e~senas<
lsss sa..snt % TOO tsssss1s action
AEy sEiH@Fy tEossss seiis ef KID
aey Ala
L,.,.a kidney ftIls are ses Nd
Res ilss.
rsaY.e la tsis sioiHlsy testify &c
their ~orlk.
Ass b. A. lisdgmaa. ISl " fgta
~ saliaa. Coso.. sass. LssaH Aid
aey PiH. proved of great seaehs 70
ass ard ! was 80 well pleased With the
resalss u their use. thai ! did not
hesitate 20 tell IN . public stsieUeut
of Their Effectiveness in cases II KID
ney trouhle Today / hold jsst ss
hieh an opinion OF this remedy In
nav case kidney complaint Was char
aateuized By burning sensation in
my IONS lDaH 5 kidney Pills
promptly restored my kidneys to .
normal condition and after that yes
done ths pains and aches IN ray back
ceased. Since tnen have taken
Dsan . Kidney Pills when nay kidpeys
have become disordeEed and ] have
never failed to get relief"
1 For sale by all dealers. Price 30
eerts Foster N lburn Co.. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Rememher the name-Doan s-ana
take no other.
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Dian SOrICE

Notice is hereby given that have filed in the
County Court of Gunnison County In Probate
in the matter of the Estate of Allen r. Clark q
minor, a petition wherein said Court j. request
ed Ia grant 10 permission as Guar tian OF
said minor To sell the real estste belonging u
said minor. Described lots One and Two ia
Block sixty-one in the First Aiduion tn the
town ef Gunnison. Guunison tlounty, Coora do
That on Monday. the 18th day II May. 1911, al
the hour of ten Of check in the forenoon, said
petition viii he brought on Tor hearing before
said (ourt.
Dated April nth, 1sii.
SILAs B. CLARK, Guardian.
n,.ll,slred Aurl Ia ~ Az II IaiI
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14

Geo o. Biake:-Pluck and per-
servaRce at last have their reward
over at Breckenridge. The C. & s.
discontinued its trans over the Den-
ver- -Leadville line and left that towu
off the map. The people went aftes
road and kept after it until now they
are assured the trains will be resum-
ed Paonia has appointed several
committees to look after railroad in
terests. but l do not recall any res.h.
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lished a testimonial or used letter
without the written consent of the
writer. and never has the Company v
allowed these confidential letters to
get out of thoir possession, as the
hundreds of thousands of them in
their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of experience
which Mrs. Pinkham has to draw
from, it is more than possible that size
has gained the very knowledge needed q
in your case. She asks nothing in re-
turn except your good will, and her
advice has helped thousands. Surely
any woman, rich or poor, should be
glad to take advantage of this gener-
Gus offer of assistance. Address Mrs.
Pfnkham, care of Lydia +. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Every wesssaa Ought TO have
Lydia Il. l'inkham's eO-page
Text Beck. II is nat q l,ssok for
general Aistrib~tiem. as ii is too
expensive. 1t is free and Cmly
ebtainapsae by mail. Write for
II tssdlay.
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Sun n 0ks.


State of Colorado.
County of Gunnison.
In the District Couit OF the seventh Judicial
District uf the STATE of Colorado, within and
for the County of trunnson.
Tue BLACK Queen Conso-
idated Mines %.
Plaintiff
John T. johnson. ID. ID. : SUMMONS.
Fowler and Pat nanlon,
Sheriff and acting Sheriff
Of dunnison Cosnty
Colorado.
Defendsnts
The People of the state of Colorado,
To john u Johnson, ID. ID; Fowler and Pa,
Hsnion, sheriff and acting sheriff OF Gum sou
County, Colorado, the defendants above named
GREETING;
You are hereby required to appear in an ac
tlon brought against you by tine above named
plaintiff the District Court of Gunnson
County, STATE Of Colorado, and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, II served within this county OF
II served out of tins county, or by pub,ication.
within thirty days after the service hersOf ex-
elusive Of the day of service or Judgment BY
default VIII be taken against you according "
the prayer of the complaint. And If a copy of
the complaint in the above entitled action Be
not served with this summons, or i the service
hereof made be out of this State, then ten days
additional 10 the time hereinbefore spec ifisd
for appearance and answer will be allowed be-
fore the taking of Judgment by default as afore
said.
The said action is brought TO quiet the title TO
the Black Queen Lode Mining Gam, surveu
number I>., situate in the Rock Greek NJ ininG
District. Gunnison county, Colorado, aud for
Judgment the Defendants, John I. John son,
ID. ID. Fowler, that certain Trust Deed de-
-eribed in the complaint has been paid and
satisfied, and is DO longer ella i'm, charge OF
lien upon against sand Black Queen N lining
Claim, and that the said Defendants, the act-
ing Sheriff of said Gunnison County, be ana oy
said judgment authorized and required 10 exec
cute and deliver 10 the Plaintiff reiease and
discharge of said Trust Deed That Piaiutr ii
have such other further different relief a the
nature of this ease may demand. as will more
fully appear from the complaint In said action
to which reference II here made:
Ana you are hereby Botlted that II you ia il t0
appear, and To answer the said complaint rs
above required the said plaintiff will have your
default entered and proceed 10 husl Judgment
for the relief sought in the Plaintiff com la int
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
Court al Gunnison, IN said tounty, this 2tth
day of March, isll.
GssS DEXTER T. SSfF' s''' i'' FIJI: I'll:
Published April a-Msy ~, sln.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF suNNlsoN COUNT
MlsR COlDRlDO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

The broad gauge story ON our fii ST
page is another of the signs Of the
times. RamoEs persist that we may
- st least part Of this great i'm
psovsmeat daring the summer OF
1911. Nothing definite can he stated
yet, but there is hope
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SPENCER
News-Champson Uorresposdence.

Tuesday, April II.
Eph Perry was up from the CeboIla
Monday.
Mr.. Barrows Is qnite sick yet. doep
not seem to improve much.
A. r. Hay attended the telephone
meeting at Powderhorn Monday.
r. L. Holt went to lola SATURDAY.
to spend a lew davs at the lola hotel
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14

ADVICE
TO WOMEN

Women suffering from any form of
illness are invited TO promptly com
municate with Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn,
Mass. All letters are received, opened,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14

man can freely talk
of her private ill
ness to a woman !;
thus has been es-
tablished this con-
fidence be tween
Mrs. Pinkham and
the wo en- of
America which has
never been broken.
Never has She pub
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NoTgt D oF kEDEMPyfoN or
GpCN1H BDNtA

Notice II hereby given that Rounding Bonds
OF the County of Gunnison. Colorado. series
A. numbered 3. 4. ). 8. Tor One Thousand Dob
lars each. bearng date November 18th. 1sag
viii be paid upon presentation. Alter April
2hth. isii, such Bonds viii cease to bear in
terest.
Dated March q, 1911.
Annie NJ. Downev.
County Treasurer.
CPub. March "A, April q. 1917
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Fise hsS shla9r shsch sgA nsss~s
Tor ane assaeEss. ~esf~se ~ c,snnsssa
sse esl.~e s9 tiss. sPssse fsse
eseua-. ans o.e 81 wE.s:h ~'sG es,e" .
se~ sra And these A. EeasosssisssF
prs,-pscs IT .scsrsaS al os the Ave.
Tbs sexf lssark ieis- sks ts.e.
The ar-s u fse~e ba~ sirosay ar
rssea- Thai .s the sotsng n bonds
ts ale ~ases peSes plsIsi ssIch -
- ns-s<s sars mof.eEn nssaasafsctsAE :
snS sna sesseesee csiy. II ss True
the sosse- sse ssa Vel isssssra. bat
tnat ~e w8ll na he able - dispose
III shesn ~ q remote eo.tIngencv.
Ne e.n hardly eoacesse thai aay
csrbzea, ~hen the voice IT the el.se-
,orsse has spokeu By ssch a decisive
ussJorslv. would stand sn the wsy OF
progress asa advancement. AID ws
do sos believe sny futslc aa,emps II
thai kind wsll be made Ne had
oHr honess difference oi opsnion abos'
the exE~dseacy of the vote Nov
thai it Ne taAea. let every good esti-
zen get behind the credit 81 GunnI-
san and Keep II at the same high
standard achieved 81 recent years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14

Saesache Crescest.-Joe Warp.
aa ltsissn lsborer, killed Frank
Zalpe, section boss at sherley on the
Marshall pass road. last Saturday
with a p,ek handle Warp was
arrested by the salids officers and
admits the kliling. bat AZ he can talk
very httlc EnQllsh At has nat been
learned what caused the trouble
Sheriff M0ntelth went over Monday
and broaght the accused man DO sa-
eaaehe aud ulsced him in jail. Die
trict Attorney Moses is InvestIe eating
the case aud Warp will have his pre-.
iIminary as soon as Moses arrives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-14

State of Colorado.
County of Gunnison.
In the District Court of the seventh Judicial
District tt the STATE of Colorado, within and
for the County of tfunnison.
Tna Elacl ln.aa.. I.na,t-
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John T. johnson, ID. d.
Fowler and Pat iianlon,
Sheriff and acting sheriff
OF tfunnison CO oanty,
Colorado.