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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-15
Resoluciones y sentencias.
Corte de Distrito, Secci6n Segunda.-
Libro de Minutas-No. Is, folio 113.

Diciembre de 1911.-
H. p LIE Hardy, VS.. j. A. Viuda de
Meltz.-No. 3970.- Sobre entrega de
reS.-ResOluci0n.- Las anteriores
enmiendas al proyecto de exposition
del case, ofrecido por el dnmandante,
han sido solicitadas por la representa-
cion de la parte demandada, Y la Corte
estimando que son justas y proceden-
tes, las acepta, ordenando en- su conse-
cuencia que ell demandante redacte un
nuevo pliego de exposition del case de
acuerdo con dichas enmiendas Y 10 pre-
sente en- Secretarla de esta Corte, den
tro. del termino de diez dlas, contar
desde la fecha de esta resolution, pre-
via notification q la parte demandada.
Seccion Primera- Lista de senala-
mientos para ell teruino de Diciem-
bre 1911 q Enero 1912.
Olc1embre, IA Ramona SSandOVal,
VS.. Sucesores de Abarca, Indemniza-
ci6n, exception previa.
Carlos Flores, VS.. Maria del Carmen
Colon, Divoncio,-Felix Viera, VS. Sote-
ra Baez, Divorcio.
Diciembre 49, .Juana Alvarez Es-
calera, ct al, VS., Modesto Llanos r.
L. Observation-Disclosures
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CROSS HILL.

Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Banks of South
nina, made Mrs. lsadore Martin al
afternoon call one DAY last Week.
Henry and Ida Lander OF MccoN's
'rossing We're guests saturday after
noon at w W. TobeHs
Nj. and Mrs. Charlie ". Randall OF
south China, Wer" tie guests Saturday
Of Mr.. and Mrs John Randall
Mrs. Mary Wehber- Wood aud Mas
or Walter of MctpE's crossing were
'allers Sunday afternoon ON the Hill
John and belmont l'riGgs were haul
ng pressed hay seveldl days last week
rom the Charles GarGn + farm t. Vas
;alhoro station.
Nh and Mrs. II. l.. Austin passed a
lay recently with Mr. and .HiS W. j
Rowe on the Pond nd
Mrs. Della DickeN Of South Nassal-
ooro passed TUESDAY With her cousin
Mrs. Anna Tobey.
Mrs. Mabel Gardner is stopping with
Ter sister. Mrs. Della Fossett of Pcma :
luid Tor an indefinite period
Joseph True and Mark Higgins were
'awins wood in this vicinity several
lays last week with gasoline power.
Emma Rollins is caring for Henry
md Sarah Gardner during the absence
If their mother. Mr.. Mabel Gardner
Karl Gates of East Nassalboro was
IN the Hill SATURDAY al business.
Albert Austin and Elavius James
we're business visitors for a few hours
Saturday i'll augusta
Ralph Dirkcy of South Nassalborc
vas d hrief caller Sunday evening at
i ~. Bussoll'*.
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SAGADAHOC
RICHMOND

Enterprise Grange held its regular
meeting at Libbys hall Saturday eve
hing Thirty members and three
visitors were present After the open
ng ceremonies the lecturers program
was taken M consisting of music by
FERN Webbcr: reading by Alice Libby ::
'onundrum by Solomon Paquet: decla :
nation by Daniel stewart: conundrum
by Napoleon Paquet: duet by Charles
Wesley and Alice Libby. reading by
Daniel Stewart. reading by PerleN Per-
~, OF Progre ssive Grange: reading by
wa HathoTnc; question: who Is the
Most Important ON the Farm, the Wo-
nan or the Man answered by Henry
SHELTON, =. 4. Hathorne. Edwin Stew
irt. Joe SheTard. George Palmer and
William SkeitOn: music by Isle Shop
ard; reading by y. Fl. s'leltun. The
furnished by Fern Weber, Ncttie and
Minnie Stewart.
Warren Day OF this town died Sun
day evening at the home of Mrs. John
Maxwell in Bowdoinham on the card
machine reaG. The cause OF his death
being due to heart trouble. Mr. Day
walked ont to tn Maxwell farm sat
uIday afternoon and WAS taken i'll soon
alter arriving there. His age was about
- wears. one sister of Waldoborn sur
wives The remains were brought tc
Richmond SUNDAY ard funeral ar
rangcm' Its viii be made rs soon as
hi. siSlG ariiv, g. n.
Frank Kennedy of Portland PASSED
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Sour Stomach
Mio-na Tablets Will Drive Out the
Sourness in Five Minutes. Stops
Gas and Heartburn

Get rid Of indigestion,
Or dyspepsia or whatever yon call
your stomach misery
Drive out the sourneSs.
Lift OFF the heaviness
Stop the fermentation of food
Danish heartburn, foul breath. di2zi-
ness. headaches, nervousness. night
sWeats ana bad dreams forever.
Get so cent box of Mf-O-NA tablets
at EowditCh, Webster X Co. today. who
guarantee them for any of the diseases
named above or for any stomach dis
tress
No better prescription for indiges ton
was ever written.
MI-O-NA makes the stomach vigor-
Gus and strong enough to digest food
without aid. For sale by Bowditch.
Webster x Co, ana druggists every
where.
Free trial treatment and booklet from
Booths Mi-o-na, BHfalo. \. y, who al
so Ill mail orders on reCcint of nrice
Sold aid guaranteed in WatcrVillo hy
the Dorr Drug store and in Gardiner by
jackson Eros 81
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AMUSEfh ENTS.
At III, Opera House.

REGARDLESS of the inclcment March
weather. an unusually large audience
was in attendance at the Opera house
to greet the new billing and pass upon
the merits OF the program and from all
indications governing the approval of
such things the offering was d sure
success. The Liebig Trio, an interest
ing and attractive musical novelty.
held the boards much to the profound
delight of the audience. having de-
cidedly European air, devoid OF the
usual unappcaling European Eumor.
Every number of the trio Was a decld-
cd novoltT ana produced in a sparkling
manner, but the real feature was the
closing number on the Tuberphone in
which was rendered the latest ana
most popular American airs IN a man
ner that was appreciative in no I'M
r!istakahlc sign hv the big audience.
Spencer and Williams in their polite
and classy singing and dancing act
made "a NEST favorable impress sion.
ISalmaswnd 4 n Farist,ss 's.slbnial
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MANCHESTER

William WEIGH. owner OF the Man
chester Poultry farm, lost seventy
uhr"p chickens a few nights ago by
rats.
The Washington school musical club
WAS entertained at its last meeting by
Mrs William WeIcil and daughters.
Mrs. 1arr" Pinkham entertained
Wednesday, evening the Young people
If South Manchester 1T birthday
party given in horror of Miss Ellie
Amos 18th birthday. \ most enjoy
able evening was spent and Miss Arno
was the recipient of many pretty gifts.
Miss Lucille Hawkes. of the Moses
Brown school, Providence. H. L.. ar
rived home saturday to pass her vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred W. Hawkes. at The ElmS.
Mrs Eleanor Buswcll arrived from
Boston, Saturday and is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. May Moore, at Lake
hurst.
Schools in town opened Monday
March =. with the following teachers
in charge; Miss Grace Dunn. Wash
irgton school at the outlet: Miss
White Mckinley school on the Lake
road; Miss INA Clark. Long fellow
school at the Forks: Miss Erma Hay
WOOD, Lincoln school at North Man
chester
MIS-. Wesley u. Farr and children
and Miss Florence Libbey have re-
turned from Il visit with their par
entS Mr.. and Mrs. James LihheV at
Lltchfeld
Mrs May Moore was visitor sat
urdaN in Augusta.
Charles Davis went to Lewiston sat
urday on business.
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NATIONAL HOME.
Meeting Of Togus Athletic
Association Today.
Mrs. Temples Telegram" To-
night al The Opera House.
Officer Of the Day, Capt. cho!Iar-
furloughs and Discharges.

officer ci.the day capt. G T., Chollar,
Romanzo A. Nichols, of Waterbury.
,ate Co. II. eth Mass. mi. has been
admitted to the Home,
Geolg" w. Ashley, of Jersey city,
\. j., VINO served in the hospital
corps, I. $. Army, viii be taken ap
TINS Cruesdayy morning.
Daniel koning. assistant gardener.
has resigned and will go to Florida.
He expects to purchase Il farm there
ard become a fruit grower.
Thaadcus A. Stevens left Monday on
II pass to visit friends in OldtoWn. Nc.
Increases in pensions We're received
Monday tor Marvin Giboney, Sl5. Sam
uel H. Greene $50. Anthony Little $50,
and George II. Lunt, $50.
/ TIE following members have been
granted honorable discharges from the
| Home: William Watson. late coal
HEAVIER [. =. :. Suwance. Woodbury.
Cummings. late Co. +. 18th Me. Inf.
ana William T.. Grouse, late Co. d, LIST
Mass. II. y.
Mrs. Temples Telegram will be
presented ny Miss Leigh DeI.acy and
her associates this CFucsday) evening.
The now famous comedy is more than
Il frame work for laughs, having as it
does a most brilliant and entertain
ing plot. The doubtful wife. and the
truthful husband who tells but one
little false hood with awful consequence
and the other characters and incidents
so true to life will be we'll portrayed
by Miss DeLacy and her Company.
As is we'll known the situations in the
play IRE extremely ludicrous. Tickets
Will be on sale in the canteen 11.90 to
| o'clock.
John Carney returned to the Branch
Monday, from a furlough passed with
relatives in Hartford.
FrrloushS were granted Monday to
George H.. Doughty to Portland,
Carlos DuVal Ia Lowell. Lawrence Larry
to Providence ANA jeremiah Hennesev
and Davis II. McAllep to Togus Lake
The Tosus Athletic Association will
! bold its regular monthly meeting at
4 o'clock this (Tuesday) afternoon. in
| the reception room opposite Headquar-
ters and all members should be pres
emit Election of officers and severe
| important matters are to he brous''
~ at this time.
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CLEAN JOURNALISM"
Sub Ject of Address at Christian Science
Reading Rooms, Monday Evening.

y falr-Si2ed audience were present
at the christian Science reading rooms
Monday night, at Il meeting Where Miss
Maud Andrews Of this city gave d
reading ON Clean Journalism At the
opening of the meeting, Miss Andrews
introduced Arthur w Fitzgerald ot this
city. Who read a paper on III" same
subject, quoting some OF the leading
men o1 the country The readings b.
MIR. Fitzgerald and Miss Andrews were
listened To with a great deal of inter
est
Miss Andrews read the address.
which WAS inte nselv interesting. chlct-
iN because il was Spicndidly written
and carefully edited and upon Il sub
ject almost wholly neW To the public.
The full address would have occupied
at least solid page in the Kennetec
journal, consequently we arr una ble
TO publish it in fun. AS an advertising
Scheme II is cunningly arraHg, d. but
mas claim to an extent upon editors
and publishers because of the good
ideas which are embodied in il. Clean
Journalism is topic of vital interest
in this era of educational advance
mrnt, and many of the suggestions
put forth in the Christian Science plan
10 secure space are valuable to the
general reader, The address declares
that clean journalism has just as
many essentials as any other class OF
Journalism and its three potent fac
tors are policy, readers and advertis-
ing. And above all, clean journalism
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o.; sas.Ss n and iais'

f.. Melvina Borjesson, a student at
&ent's Hill. is spending the spring Va
cation at til" home OF her parents on
the Card Machine road.
William w. Faircloush nf Hebron
Academy is spending Il fcW days at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. K. Fairclough.
Misses Helen and Sarah Page OF
Providence ar enjoying the spring Va
cation at tn" home oi their mother.
Mrs. II. Il. Page.
Mrs. Noble Maxwell, who has been
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Hin of Augusta, returned home
Saturday.
At the regular meeting of Progress
siVe Grange Friday evening the fol-
lowing program was rendered. Music
by the choir; story by Mrs. otto;
question. What Is the Duty of the
Young People to the Grange" decla
nation by Delmar Small. one appl-
cation for membership was received
ana after the meeting ii Box supper
WAS enjoyed
Mrs. }. G. shepard and son Lisle
spent the day Friday with relatives in
Brunswick
Miss Arabcl Allen, ii student in Mt.
HoIyol. ,.oll,a. l. snanGino bnr
srrino ,,,ati,,, With b.., ,,.r,,.s NJ,
ana Mrs = Reed Allen
cant. George n Thoohald was a
business visitor in Gardiner Friday
About 10 members of Beulah Re-
btkah Lodge were entertained at the
home of MI and Mrs. /. f.. I'mherhind
Thursday evening. After "A banquet
music VAS cnioyed during the evening.
James w. Blair went to Boston
Tuesday where he will visit his son
w. c. Blair of Somcryille for the next
few weeks.
Fred Hilton of Boston was a visitor
at the nome of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Hilton "a few days last
Week
Mrs. lda Gaubrrt and Mrs. Ella
rhsg attended meeting of Queen
f.Sther Rebtkah Lodge at Bath Tues
ahv evening
bessie falr'iough' VINO Is a student
at f1'proh Academy, Is enjoying a
Si'ort vacation III the nom" of her
P'ic''e' M "i'h MIS-. W. H. falf
'oush
- ~, - u J" 'po'i zen 9d'''i
""'i' ''''E VIII sptih
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Is too often the fatal sequence. Foley g
Honey and Tar expels the cold. checks
the lagrippe and prevents, pneumonia
1T is a prompt and reliable .couGh medi-
cine that contains ne narcotics. "Foiey's
Honey and Tar is the best cough remedy
! ever used as it quickly stopped a severe
cough that had long troubled me" says
j. W. Kuhn. Princeton. Ncbr. Just so
quickly and surely it acts in all cases of
coughs, colds, lasrippe and lung trouble
1t is as safe for Your children as your
self, and should be used in all cases Of
Group whoopng cough and measles
cough. Refuse substitutes. Bowditch
Webster 81 Co
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Wizards" produced AN act in magic
and illusion that WAS in line with the
regular big magic acts with two cleN-
81 people participant The pictures
were good. Entire hiil repeated this
afternoon and evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

un account .: tile dance ut Man
chcste" Grangc hall next THURSDAY
evening. March - Il special car VIII
leave the Augusta po*toficc at 40
=. NJ. Last ears leave han for Au-
gttSta and Winthrop at ll.i1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Nh and Mrs peflry II. Lawrrnc"
lott oh tt,,in u Tuesday morning fm
Danlaeth, 4, here they viii visit hel
relatives Danforth is Within Xix
nils ii Gsand lake and III t.5sfenee
has HAD great sport auriE@ tae winter
ic. fishing on the lake ihus fIr n"
las caught ]" tpgGe. III" tetai weight
o.. which WIS lis mounds.
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GEORGE w. Miller. Chelsea

George W. Miller died at the home
OF stephen Reeves in Chelsea at /
o'clock Monday morning, aged 20
years. Funeral arrangements Will b."
announced later.
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Announcement!
CHESTER A. FULLER

having purchased my store at 276
Water St., | wish to ask for the
same generous patronage that |
have enjoyed for so many years.
GUY 0. VICKERY.
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Mrs William \. L"vejoY of North
Augusta sent pretty bouquet of sweet
peas into the journal office Monday
They We're in full bloom, ana We're
raised at her home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

i special meeting of the municipal
officer Wal b" held at the aldermen =
room IT 80 Tuesday evening, March
y. To act upon 4 complaint that fi"n-
jaulia Moody Is insane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Henry Grcgore, In. male nurse at
the Augusta General hospital. under
went surgical treatment at that nsti-
tuition Sunday Afternoon for an attack
of appendicitis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

MIS-. Charles jones Of West Gardner
died i'll this city Monday morning "a
the age OF ~ years. The remains
were taken Ia West Gardiner in tin
afternoon for burial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Painters have Begun work on the in
terror of the jail. and tn" fresh paint
will add greatly to the appearance
thereof
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NOTICE.

Augusta, Maine March 27, 1911.
A special meeting of the municipal Off
GERS of the city of Augusta will be held
ut the aldermen's room. City building,
Wednesday, March %. 1911. at 730 O'Clock
in the afternoon to act upon complaint of
stephen s. Lancaster, Justice of the
peace. who alleges that Benjamin Moody
REUra. J-.NpYr:S. Mayor.
Attest +. T.. NEWEERT. City Clerk.
mch2Sllt
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George ManScll. one of the local cal,
drivers claims Ia have the honor OF
seeing the first butterfly, which he say
was "a pretty one, and was flying mean
his homo on the East sid" OF the river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Among the recent visitors at tho
LithgoW library were Ride NJ. cope
land "f Thomaston, Arnold Whitehousc
of Springfield. Mass. and s'dsan j.
ClukoN OF Damariscotta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Miss Jennie G0Wan will leave Tues
day morning for a visit 10 New liamp-
shire and Mass chuSsttS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

hreHs tow pins, esSt = Iii an
smu,.pd slurtd"fs II cents IT., 1T l..
:. Youn@'S
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Walter Whitman Hender. who is a
student at the Medical school OF Maine
at ErunsWi ck. is passing the spring re
cess at his home III this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

III" regular meeting of tic w g. T
viii be held this Tuesday afternoon
Il devotional meeting at ) o'clock ano
TIA" business meeting AT 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

II you have trouble in getting rid OF
your cold you may know that you are
not treating it properly There is no
reason why a cold should hang on for
berlan's Cough REMEDY. For sale every
where
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Ex-Governor and MfS. William T.
friends in Augusta tor the past few
days, left ON train lo2 Monday after
noon Tor their nom" in RoCkland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Alfred Johnson of Bowdoin College
| is passing the spring vacation At his
home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

The Samanthas will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Charles Alexander,
HalloWcll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

The rctt. aissi ~ rrr Augusta fe@ti-
val Chorus syh,"'u!,G for tniS evening
has been pustlauatt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

y rehearsal of the Cantata will he
held at o'clock this Tuesday evening
at the Green Street VeStrN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

Harvey D. Eaton of Waterville was
Il business visitor in Augusta Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-28

JOURNAL WANTS
.xoa BRING QUICK RE EfSssGg
Try ONE.
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= TSED1153I ElEETfY3cM

ches happy and physically we'll with healthy children,
will tell how Lydia E. Pikams Vegetable Compound made all this
possible Here their and addresses w rite them
and yourself They OF thousands.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09
'.n - -, "a,
s@SIES[

esesexuss Sksxrosk sss.xd shs
ssSsy -HsDe rosa s1a essaes tsl.s.
sesck csrrssd srPseprssssseus II sess<
sSz5.sAsi. the s-sme hesaG usssses
iross stse sssesssl sHproscussai land
of Colorsfisl, . land ef m ansss turs~a
oset ~ the ssssse ir0m tsse t..scrsl
gosernnest ID bs- sl~sss tsspen
used AZ ,rsasns t..a. es.:h usems.er
IT the ,eassisssEe sss; wssid stand
~ ~sah the a.sJurssy sesr'ss . se~
Thousand .ioii.Ts truu the pa ts
soass pet Rad a bridge
The ssss aeusocSss,e p.sIform rec
oasusepssea shai this moaev ssouia
he turned over 10 the State ti,Sswa,
Comais~sss tor exfeadstsre. aud u
~a- an order ~ carry ess th's pisdss
tsss the soverbar used the AZ
Ne get nsi - the tune 81 xA.tas).
the appsoprssi'os secased BY Repse-
sentative Pearson ts tie Monarch
pase division u the Rsspbo~ Ros,e
Also $50 secured nv ssas, e
stephan Of Ikita iss bssck mesa ,s
!o~t Eiowever. the governor ex-
pEessed the op,nioa THAI the com
mission shove S0estloaed woSid
probably expead most of this money
as desired oy the legislature II the
be the case, and such . prosa,se has
been estrscted IRON members 81 the
eomm'ssson, we may be oil r,Skt Yet.
and sIli probsbly got sood vesul,s
ON the road
Nos here, is a plsee where Good
Rosds Clsb, ssch ~ has often been
Propo~~d eosld get immediate sction
This elsb. os9ht =, once 10 secure
the seeesssry facts and hSures about
grades, bsagth II rosd, etc of this
Aoosseh psss route and pssssut
the@ W the State Highway Comm,s-
sion. 1t Is shout the biggest thing
we have in sight for Gsnnison
county, end our people bstrsy 9
strange apsthy in the matter. Ii 10
true good deleestions went from
here 10 Denver when the "Rslnbow
Route was organised, and il our
boys had not gone, we would have
been left in the cold Again ut
Delta, our large delegation saved the
dav, and defined the Rainbow Route,
expressly ss coming through the
Gannison and not the Grand Valley.
The other is the Circle Route.
This 10 third crisis, and il 10 one
in which Road club would give a
nucleus for cohesive action. MANY
individuals stand ready TO do their
share, bet each 10 waiting more OF
isss fos the oshss. We csa 81 th,s
roed, sad noe 10 the time 70 move.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09
- Co. Huus

Denver, Jsne 6.--Announcemen,
is made by the Denver ana Rio
Grande Of . greatly improved and
expedited train service between Dem
yer and Salt lake City and San
Francisco, TO he inaagrsted June
18th. On that date new fast train
(mskin four trains daily in each
dipection) will be added TO the
present service, and the running
time will be reduced two hosrs. On
The same date the Western Pacific
will improve its service by the adj
tion Of second daily train over it's
line between Salt Lake CITY and
San Francisco, with through stand :
ard and tourists sleeping cars on
both trains between San Francisco.
and Chicago in connection With the
Denver and Rio Grsnde.
The Rio Grsnde has maintained
for years . most complete service Of
through sleepers between Chicago,
st. Louis, San Frsncisco and Los
Anseles. This will be greatly aug
mented by the establishment Of the
new sleeping car lines in connection
with the Western Pacific.
The opening of the Western
Pacific (Pscifc Coast extension Of
the Denver and Rio Grande) has in
no way changed the relations Of the
Rio Grande with the Southern
Pacific and the San Pedro lines.
Throsgh cars over the Denver and
Rio Grande and the Hartman liDee
will continue TO be operated - here
tofoYe, the Aew service via the West
can Pacific merely ssppleaentinx
that nov in effect through the Ox-
den gateway.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09
A..sssAp essyuius esan y Is.ss
q ~ - - - iSlI

On the ksA and third TUESDAYS
Of each ~essh during the entire
yesr The Colorado and southern
Railroad win coll round trip tickets
to . great nsay points in New Mex
'co and Tssss at greatly reduced
rates. Fiasl limit twenty i've days
allowing liAssal stop-over privileges
For detaiIs1 information, rates, etc, A.,
call on yose nearest Colorado and
Sosthern Agent or address II. f.
Fisher, 0ssessl Passenger Agent,
Denver, Coeo. 20 50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-09

SAevache Crescent:-A number Of
6ehin3 perties have bses up The
Sa9uscbe cseek kst none of them
have boa very ssccsssfsl, betwes.
80 and % being tAe noss os.eAt By
any oee pefvoa- SeeAay 8osnin1
IN suso losd IN SaguacAe s.d seat
over % the Cockseopa, sveurnine in
The eve.in4. ny Npors good
sscus~. R. v. SAellsAsaesr o.s4At
. t~o-posndsr IN The SsGuocAs cs0sA
SosA,g.