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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
GUNNIsON. COLORADO. FRIDAY. OCTOBER &. 1911.
PUol0 lAlGDS CooVsu1toa
Upeb0o6 SIAtE eoCM1S
Cssss PorAssno . ~ - nscius.s
49, Lsssas. essslt.a
A6os nuuaAn

State conirol af land aud waier
has been sdepied a. the conservation
PplIey oi the PublIc Lands eonven-
tIon, which closed in Denssr Tues
dav
The defeat af the is.sieral eoBtrui
delegates was effected late Monday
afternoon. when a set &c resolutions
endorsIRs the states rights policy
was passed by vote Of 439 ll-ll %
80 3-l4
The fight between the two iactions
Ia the convention lasted all Cav
There weTe several pepPery srsu-
ments, aud a number 81 charges
against Colorsdos method Of hand
hns the convention.
A committee was appointed to
draw mp a permanent organization
The chairman is A j sampson Of
Arizona The other members are
W. T. Lane, San Francisco; j Ar
thur Eddy, Colorado Springs; Geo.
A. Day, Idaho, T.. G. Mcclellan.
Nevada; l.. Bradford Prince, New
Mexico, T. > Paris, Oklahoma, j
W Musser, Utah; z. sullivan, Wyo-
ming aud Samuel " Lea, South
Dakota. The place of the next meet
ing will be left 10 the committee
Mrs. Mary G. G. Bradford of Den
yer had the honor Of being the only
woman speaker 10 address the con
ventlon.
The attendance at the convention
was not large as to numb RS, but the
ablest men of all parties in the west
were present, notably many senator's,
representatives and governors. 1t
was non partisan, the feeling against
federal encroschment seeming 10
dominate both republican and demo-
crat in the west.
President Taft. at his speech in
the auditorium Tuesday, took posi-
t'on strongly opposing the land con
vention on most points, particularly
in the matter Of Isss.ae The lines
are being drawn for one Of the great
est struggles for the rights Of indi-
viduals in the history of our country
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Coanallss.0akRs
Skk n0AAhCn PASS
hs6~ Isv 0s~ M..ss To 1ssss
Uss1ks. ~ Uss>sss 2.e

The elemeBts canspired against
the Prpp,ssed "trip 81 the state high-
way esIaaIsssan over BLACK Hsesa
Al Delta. FRIDAY Il was raining
pitchiorks, aud farmers were stuck
IN the mud all through thai country
A. thai meant SNOW un the mesa.
the party STAYED at I,elts FRIDAY
night. and Saturday came az 10 Gun
nIson by traln. stepping at La Neta
thst nleht Messrs ; J Miller. Bry-
ani Eastman aud q Z Murray start.
ed with them at seven o clack sun
day morning f1r Parhns
Besides. g. y Allen. Tom Tallv
aud Mr. Maloney three msmbers q
the commission. we're Elmer Wiley
oar county commissioner, and Com
mIssioners Cook, Burnett aud Mach
trIeb Of Chafiee coanty, who had
been with the party around the
broad gage route.
At Parlins, r. @ Dice, Il ). Lob
dell and Frank Phillips with the
auto Of III schrienSeck of PItkln.
took on the travellers, aud went over
Monarch pass, gettIng t0 SaiIda
about three that afternoon. The
mud was something fierce, bat the
highway commissioners agreed that
the roads might have been a whole
lot worse considering the moisture
In fact, Gunnlson county has splen-
did soil for road foundation.
When the weather gets settled the
commission members promise 10
come TO Gunnlson again, 60 over
Black mesa and back over the Blue
via Montrose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
CEMENT CREEK ROAD DONE
AND ORE HAULING TO BEGIN
Long Sought lmpsoscnra Vhoh VIII Open Rsh IaliAn
Alountam Mmeral S~ct,oa, Now Reality Means
Much 10 County. O~pcss o Star to Be Here Soon

The Cement creek rad Is h~lshed.
Ga Aondav MsnaGer john Larson
sBd Geo l.sBdi,ers. tres-aref II ti.e
Standard Esrapesn- Amerlcsn Min
tne COMPANY drove from the Star
mime es Italian mountain D. oar cav
coming over the ore road Just com
pleted, which u ~ couhientlv he
heved will epea one af the riches,
mineral sections ef Coiarsao.
W a. Whalen, epantg eammls-
sloner Tor the third district, IN
which Cement creek lies, tells Us that
from the Rio GraBde track at
Bockers 10 the Star mine. 10 almost
exactly sixteen miles. When News
Champion started the agitation for
this road IN the fall Of 1905, and
published a number of ARTICLES on
the sablect. fifteen miles wss the
estimated distance. but snother mlIs
was necessary 10 get the low grades
which make IL one Of the best pieces
Of thorosehfare IN the county.
~ ~ pFDbdDh bhdi tht TOau Has
cost $4,000 bot it is well worth the
price The county spent 5000
last wear, mainly ON rock work in the
two canons The Paris company de-
veloping the Star then to,ik hold Of
the proposition and have been wurk
ing forty men for many weeks
They have perhaps spen, as mach
more, but Crested Butte citizens
made a cash donation Of 8 500
while the county commissioners st
this week meeting agreed to give
back another thousand 1t is some
satisfaction 10 help build roads fos
an outfit like the Standard European
American Mining company, Who
have such faith in their own property
And the faith is justified. for de-
velopments of the last year have
made . mine Of the Star beyond any
question. The drifss exteaded M
der the lakes and fats north and
west of the original shaft have open
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

e. bodies of rIeh silver lead ore
harily dreamed af A. the old pres
pertars Ike Charley Hubbard. SANDY
fayHes and John Mechanics ALWAYS
asserted, the whole Italian basin
seems mInerslized. aud when devel
oFmeHt Is property undertaken, will
bec1me a bonanza mining resIoa-
t'unni-on coauty already has the
~ .IyelIest mIniue camps IT Calo
ra1a ladas. namely OHIO CIV aud
Aarule We predict that before
ssnsmer comes agaIn, Italian basin
" make u tri0 of 1--we ones.
Dwuers aud officers 4 the cum
pauy from Psris are now on their
WAY, and will be here 10 inspect the
propertv between the sth and 2,uh
cf tins month They will had things
hned up ready for a great winters s
campaign Of real mining at the Star
snd uf course the progress Of the
big mine has stima lated prospecting
Lni only IN Italian basin, but ~
ti1mestake BASIN at the head Of
Spring creek, around the ABtlmony
or the head of Taylor river proper,
in Royal Oak basin and on the head
OF Cement creek, all Of which streams
rise on the ragged mnlticolored
slopes Of Italian and Tllden noun
tains.
The Rio Grande has agreed to i'm
medIately construct switch at
Booker for c,,nvenienceo Of this trade
Manager Larsen is constructing q
bali wav house in the second park
where Howard Marshall had camp
ben he packed out the Star and
y lO-U-S ore for Charley Hubbard,
on Jacks. A barn 3Ox60 feet with
two bunk houses is 10 he the equip
ment here for this winter.
Il is the intention Of Mr. Larson
~ nse eight four horse teams this
. s~As, ~ nss hsslinS. ssRpliss BE-
ns carried in on the retarn trips
COnunuuea - Second Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Ckankeriia- With
BY a wedding guest

Hy a wedalns guest
Undoubtedly one of the prettiest
weddings ever held in Gunnison
took place at st Peters. church
Tuesday morning, Oct. ), 1911,
when Miss Lillian Wirth, niece Of
the Rev. Fir. kipp. pastor OF St
Peters church, became the bride Oh
Mr.. Wylie Jerome Chamberlln of
Kansas City.
y. Promptly at 9 o. clock 10 the strains
of Mendelsohn wedding march the
bride. preceded by one of the ushers,
Mr.. Francis Zugelder, entered the
church with her maid Of honor, Miss
Josephine Zugelder. and with the
ring bearer, Master Lawrence White
O'Leary, and the flower girl, Miss
EVELYN Miller. she passed through a
floral gateway formed OF ropes OF
pure white flowers and smllax, to
the altar rail where she was met by
the groom and his attendant Mr.
Jerome Mccarthy Of Grand Island,
Neb. Together the party entered
the sanctuary where Father klpF
propounced the sacred words which
united their lives forever.
r The little church never looked
more beautiful than in its bridal ar,
raw of tall white flowers IN thell
purity standing like virgin candles
against background Of palms, fer n:
and festoons Of smilax-
Every light in the sacred edltce
land there were myrIads OF them
Coutinupea q, SsouoA Pa
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
kkKI nOAD COevtNTp0A
Pss.sasa 0sss.sHss Efsees~d =
Cssa1 A.ra,sa. S6sas asssius.s.
81 A6-Vasd y Ri.ss1ss

Formally callirg f1r the srsaniza
ton q a We-sern Calorseo Gsoa
Roads convention At E,eita far 0cts-
her 26 p. sna autlininr q iarm ~
oFganIzslIon b. include the coanties
II Garfield, Mesa. Della. Moutruse.
0aray. Hinsdaie. Gannison aud San
Juan, the Good Roads convention at
Grand IsactIon came D. a conclusion
last week Wednesdsy.
The sEganIzatI1u committee re
port vas read by chairman W :
Wallace aBd adopted II called f8r
the selectlaH Of aBs wee pFesideul
frofR each eoauty who with the chair
FBaa ai the convection world aci a.
an executive committee. The tem
pDrary officers Of this convention
were made permanent The next
meeting was called at Delta for Octo.
Der 26-27 and al Western Slope
counties were asked 10 send dele
gates.
A large meeting is expected at
Del,a as the Delta delegatian prom
ised u go 30 work with a will b. Sc
cure az large an attendance from all
the couuties as possible. Senator
stephan was nni present at the
morning session being compelled TO
leave ior Delta ON the morning train
ON telephone call reporting urgent
legal business
The resolutions committee report
was read by kar A. Bickel, chair
man 81 the committee, and was as
follows
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Presbyterian Church Notice

Preaching services at the Presby-
terian church Sunday morning at
l0:45 and evening at $50, by Rev.
W. G.. Mcconnell
Morning theme Christ and
Christianity a Fact Of Human En-
perience.
Evening theme "Crucifying the
Christ but Using His Robes"
Special music morning and even
ing. Sunday school at II m. with
special instrumental music. Christ
ian Endeavor at ESQ.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

Two Bowerman boys, Harry
Curley and James Carr we're brought
before Justice Gordon here Monday,
and srraigned for taking a suit case
from the passenger train at Doyle
September 18th. Ii was shown that
the Carr boy had nothing to do with
the easD ~ the ssis sass. go - wss
discharged. Curley was bound over
to district court under $500 bonds
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
II. E. Church Notice
1000 a m. Sunday School

1tab a m Sunday School
1000 a. m. Normal Class. A
special welcome 10 Normal students
1000 a. m. Alpha Adult Bible
Class. in the lecture room
Hoo a. m Morning service and
worship. Evangelist Woolever,
conference evangelist, will preach
$50 p. m Epworth League,
led by Prof. Rutland
7:30 p. m Evangelistic service led
by Evangelist Woolever- Owing to
a re-arrangement, Evangelist Of the
Rio Grande district viii conduct the
meetings. Come and hear the sun
shine" evangelist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Mssdy lnstitute Alumni Hold Re-
union Dinner

DIR. j. NJ. GRAY, the Dean Of the
Moody Institute, spent the past week
IN Denver, as one of the Instructors
at the Rocky Mountain Bible Con-
ference. On Saturday, thirty four
# the Moody Institute Alumni
gathered around the dinner table in
Jhe Auditorium Hotel banquet room
and spent two hours in delightful
fellowship and "reminiscences Of
Moody Institute school days.
DIR GRAY stated m his remarks
that the Moody Institute is stronger
this year than 1T has ever been in its
entire history.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Notice to Debtors

All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 the estate of the late
Samuel Gallagher are hereby re
quested TO settle same. All accounts
remaining unpaid after November !, +,
1911, are TO be placed in hands Of
collector. Said accounts can be paid
either TO Chas LaTourette, Tin Cup,
Colo or 10 me by mail.
ANNE b. GOLLAGHER,
39-42 Sherwood, lad
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
All Kisls Of Ceoeut Wssk

/ have men and machinery ready
here in Gunnison TO do your cement
work, Of any kind, sidewalks, cellars,
houses, cement blocks, etc. Work
will he done rapidly and best of con
struction guaranteed at reasonable
prices Let me figure with you on
any contemplated cement work. c.
l.. Wilbur. Gunnison, or leave word
with Henry F. Lake. 25tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
CNOaAno eAknERS
u110a nEnAkDS RECALL
~ u. - Asssssay 4 EsaskkA-
u . Sesh &lse es(assy. Lsas
0sauD essslisory

The seasI annual meeting oi the
Farmers Educational aud Co-eper-
alive Union was held ln GFaBa
Janetlaa thIs week. II which the
DaIly News saws.
t'Endorssng the pr.ncspie of the re
call uf all state officials including
the Judiciary, deciding 10 initiate a
la~ providing f,g state hre nHsar-
saee, coRdemnIng tine dishonest
methods used IN the last Legislature
and all methods being used 30 pre-
vent the use II the internal Improve
ment fsnd for good roads. demand
ing that q nemeer 81 their snIon en-
dorsed by the executive board ne
appointed by Shairoth and kenehan
as one member Of the state tax com
mission ON October 4, deciding 10
initiate law providing ior state
sugar refinery aud providing for the
appointment Of committee Of five
Of their members 10 appear before
the congressional commission which
is investigating the sugar business
Of the country, the delegates 10 the
semi annual convention of the
Farmers Educatioual and Co-opera-
tive Union Of Colorado closed Its
session Tuesday afternoon
Fourteen resolutions IN all, Of
which SIX dealt with the sugar in
dustry were passed by the conven-
tion as reported out by the resola-
tions committee The resolutions ON
sugar and sugar beets made only a
Q new feature of the light which the
union has waeed against the so-called
sugar trust for the last several wears
The most drastic Of any Of the
sugar resolutions was the following:
Resolved that the Il. 4. a G. u.
in its organized capacity recognizes
the necessity of the establish ment of
a stale sugar refinery by the state Of
Colorado and that when such factory
is established it sell sugar to the
people Of Colorado at the cost Of pro-
ductioa. We recommend shis in
order that there may be no further
exactions made by the sugar trust
such as we are nov experiencing
whereby the farmers are being paid
a very low price for producing the
beets and at the same time the con
sumers are being held up for sugar
az they never have been before.
"Therefpre be it resolved that the
State +. T. a c. u. take the neces-
sary steps To secure snch an instItu-
tion by initiating law providing
therefor
The resolutions as passed by the
convention declaring in favor Of the
recall of ali state officials was as fol-
lows:
Resolved that the Farmers Edu-
cational and Cooperative Union en-
dorse the principle of the recall and
urge its members to help make a
part of the constitution of the state
of Colorado a provision for the recall
of all officials including the judicl-
airy
President Geo B Lang of Denver
and Vice President Starr Nelson of
Delta rendered their designations,
which were reluctantly accepted,
ard Fred Gaylord of Rifle was
elected president aud r. NJ. Hay
thorn of Eaton vice president
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Bal4win Stage

Leaves Baldwin every morning ex
cept SUNDAYS at 6:2o a m.
Arrives Gunnison 9:l5.
Leaves Gunnison Loo p. m.
Arrives Baldwin 500 p. IN.
Fare, about ) cents mile. Pack
ages delivered anywhere along th,
route Your patronage respectfully
solicited.
29tf. H. S. CRARY, Proprietor
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
To Tie Puhic

We have sold our grocery bust
ness to Mr.. VIM. Fisher. We thank
you for the business you have given
us and beg leave to heartily com
mend our successor to your favor.
THE GUNNIsoN How. Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Bement Ranch Sold

The ranch of Q. u. Bement on
Quartz creek has this week been
sold to Geo F. Gregory. Of Greeley,
who will take possession about the
first Of November Mr. Gregory has
been contractor at Greeley, but for
many wears was a ranchnan in the
North park country Of Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Ar,vsl Yer An Fres;le"

Solid comfort for winter evenings
when ensconced Ia one of our easy
chairs or rockers We have every
thing desirable in rocking chairs,
oak. saddle bottoms, upholstered and
reed. Our stock combines beauty
with comfort and reasonable prices.
Soft CLaRENcE An.Ns, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
You Have Anything Sell Tnd Wanhd The
nd Help Poultry

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queenswsre Tel
ephone, Beaver 56l.
FoR SALE-S65 90 base burner
heating stove In good condition.
$1,000 z. C. BoYLEs, Gunnison.
39tf
For Furnished front room
ON ground floor Mrs. NJ. SchmItz,
Gunnisun. 40-4l
A class In advanced art viii he
taught by Prof. Richter at four
o'clock, three times a week There
is still room for six more people IN
this class and any townspeople de-
string to take advantage Of it should
phone to the Normal at once.
Now is the time TO take ont vour
Accident, Sick, Quarantine a Lille
Insurance Policy, with the German
American Indemnity Association
Sixty thousand members inthis state,
The most liberal contract sold by
any company. For particulars write
Frank Alabaster, Gunnison 4Otf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
N~e,ce 10 Owen q Dsgs

The dog tax in the Town of Gun
nison is now due and must be paid
at once.
40 j ID. JENNINGS, Marshal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

Earl Mullin has returned from a
months vacation. He visited Mil
waukee and several other eastern
cities.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
kAiag - Ss1ewak

There is an Ordinance forbidding
the riding of bicycles ON sidewalks
This Ordinance is being violated and
is going to be strictly enforced
+. NJ. COLLINS,
40 MayGr
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
Great Iplian Picture

Crow Chiefs Revenge at the Elec-
aric Theatre Saturday night Oct. :.
Sensational DON'T miss 1t.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

Prof +. Schavers has secured the
Gunnisou agency for the famous
Indian Remedy" that cures rheu-
matism. kidney and bladder trouble
etc. Sl.OO bottle. See the Prof.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

The fruit season is now on. Be
sure to read our ad.
LosT-Buggy bur, nickle plated
Return to Johnsons restaurant, re-
ward. 39-40
Call at Herman Mauer Jr's for
Furniture, Linoleum, Rugs, Wall
paper. etc. 20
Pasture for stock Milk delivered
to any part of city. Fred Anderson,
Gunnison. 40 A.
Cool, comfortable, convenient.
Robt. Hards, barber shop, on Main
street, Gunnison. 36tf
Clarence Adams.
Furniture and Queensware Tel
ephone Beaver Sol.
Up-to-date teaching, voice and
piano Studio in Potter building "a
cross from O'Leary's drug store
24tf Hazel @. Zugelder.
Wheat and oats, S2.l0 Cwt
Corn, 200
Bran, l.SO
Cash. G. 5. JAYNE
ICEi ICE ICE,
The old reliable Gannison Valley Ice
Co Wholesale and retail.
l7d. NJ. a. PENNINGTON, Mgr
Phone Beaver 1901
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons q Ferguson.

COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons a Ferguson.
House for rent. Also furnished
rooms for light housekeeping Care
Mrs n. j Hyatt, Gunnison. a.
For Oliver typewriter supplies
see or write
II I LAKE Jr,, Local Agent,
FoR SALE-A few choice Rhode
Island Red puIiets. Reasonable
3sd RUFUs KNoPP, Gunnison
Hard and soft coal. Draw and
transferring 5. E. Day, Phone,
Gunnison lO7l. Stiff.
For sALE-Pigs. shoats, brood
sows, milk cows II F. TRAMPE,
39u. Gunnison
Stove backing and wood cutting
by the hour or Job. First class
work guaranteed See Z. A Nc
Cauley, Gunnison 40-4l
The United Helpers of St. Peters
church are already preparing for
their annual Harvest Ball and supper
which will be held this year ON Oct
the 24th.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

Fish shipping tags for sale lie
each, News CHAMPION Office.
See Curtis Osborne, Upper MAN
street, Gunnison' for pipe fitting,
and supplies, bath tubs. water clos
cts, range boilers, sinks, etc 27u
Fine suits and overcoats, SIS o.
up. Suits, skirts, dresses etc. dry
cleaned and made 10 look Just like
new G. STONE,
36tf. Tailor and Cleaner.
FoR sALE-One six months Swiss
bull, one five months Jersey heifer,
one Swiss milch COW. all full bloods
also one Iowa separator
Inquire F. J KNOWLES. 3StE
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

For Oliver typewriter supplies
see or write
II T LAKE Jr,, Local Agent,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

House for rent Also furnished
rooms for light housekeeping Care
Mrs. y j. HYATT, Gunnison. 40
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

fOR SALE-A few choice Rhode
Island Red pul'ets Reasonable.
3SH RUFUs KNOPP, Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

COAL, COAL, COAL.
Parsons & Ferguson
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

The fruit season is now on. b
sure to read our ad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

For sALE-Pigs. shoats, brood
sows, milk cows. II. i. TRAMPE,
39tf. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

Furniture and Queensware Tel
ephone, Beaver 56l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queenswsre Tel
ephone Beaver Sol.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-06

Clarence Adams
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
THIRTY YEARS TOGETHER.

Thirty years of essociation-think
of it. How the merit of a good thing
stands out in that timer the w)r h
l~essness of a bad one. So there's no
guess work in this evidence of Thos.
Ariss, Concord, Mich, who writes /:
81 have usei DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry for 80 years, and it is, the best
cough and cold cure ! ever used"
Once it finds entrance in a home you
can't pry it out. Many families have
US ed it forty years. It's the most in-
fallible throat and lung medicine on
earth. Tn qualed for lagrippc,
asthma, hay-fever, Group, quinsy or
sore lungs. Price 5 &C, Size. 1li;l
bottle free. G ualsnteed by all
Druggists.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04

TADIES OF THE G. A. R. MEET.

TADIES OF THE G. A. R. MEET.
T. e second Annual state convention
O. t, e ladies of G. A. r. was held in
Tyl dali July Is, 1911. The meetin G
was called to order by the state Pres
ilent, Mrs. Emma Thompson at 1920,
the report of the years work was read,
followed by the election of officers.
The officers elected were as follows:
E \ a Thompson, President; Wag-
ne =; Olive Plsch, selior vcs pcesi-
de 1t, Tynadll; Mrs. Townsend. junior
v;:e president, Wagner; Lena Wheel
err state chaplain, Tyndall; Frarces
James. state counselor, Wagner; An.
ma Eymer, secret Try, Tyndall; Elizi-
eth NcKenna, treasurer, Wagner.
NJ, ting was adjourned at IL O'Clock
and was again called to order at 1870
by Rev. Benn Offering opening prayer
after which the National Hymn was
sung by the conven tiou. Mayor Nor
gan kindly made an ADDRESS of well
come in behalf of the city Of Tyndall
q, d the old soldiers, foliC wed by an
es iay by Mrs Frances James of Wag-
ner. Mr.. Morgan in behalf of the
Lincoln Circle presented Mrs. Thomp-
son with a beautiful cut glass as a
token of appreciation of past services.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-04
The following resolutions were read
and adopted.

and adopted.
July Is, 1911.
Report of committee on resolutions
of the Ladies of the G.. A. R., assem-
bled in this second annual convention,
Dep, of S. d. Resolved: that the
thanks Of this convention be given to
our Department president, Mrs.
Emma thompson for her unfailing
kindness and courtesy to the sisters
during her term of Office, also to ali
other officers who have served faitf-
fully during the year.
Resoived:-That thanks of this con-
vention be extended to the Lincoln
Circle for their courtesy, Pnd much
thoughtful kindness, also thank be
given the committee on decoration fol-
their work in 70 beautifully edecorat-
ing convention hall, and be it further
resolved that the thanks of the sisit.
ing delegates especially, also Lincoln
Circle, be given Mrs. Miner for her
cordial hospitality.
Resolved:-That OIL gratitude be
expressed to Mayor Morgan for his
earnest and encouraging remarks, also
that we send a copy of these Resoiu'
tions to the city paper for publication.