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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Northwest Golf championships.

Portland. Ore. June Many Of the
foremost golf experts Of Oregon. CALI
fornia, Washington and Montana In
dulTed IN practice work on the links
Of The wayerly club today preliminary
10 the opening Of the eleventh annual
Pacific Northwest championships. The
tournament will begin tomorrow with
the qualifying rounds for both the
mems championship and the women's
championship. The play viii con.
time until the end Of the week.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
NORTH CAROLINA
FRUIT ESTIMATE
Horticullurist HUT Reports 10
Board Of Agriculture

Raleigh, June Tho state board
of agriculture, in annual session here
the past three days completed It's
work this afternoon and adjourned
The principal work in the round w
for the session was the adoption OF
the usual budget for carrying on the
work of the department for the mex;
six months. This amounted to
$1S0.000 in round numbers.
State Horticulturist w. N. Hut
submitted his estimate of the fruit
crop of North Carolina in report
to the board. The report is based
upon replies to about 1900 circular
letters which were mailed to fruit
growers In all parts OF the state.
Taking the state as whole the
apple crop appears to be only about
33 per cent There were replies
from &C counties which grow apples
In none OF the well-known apple
growing counties is more than a Sc
per cent crop reported. The besi
crops are reported in Alexander
Wilkes. Surry, Haywood, Buncombe
Henderson and Yancey. The short
age of the crop is due to the yer,
cold weather in the spring, followed
Immediately afterward by hot, DIR,
weather.
The people may find some consola
ltion, however. in the fact that the
blackberry and persimmon crops ar,
reported prosperous. There Is onl,
about an s per cent. crop of pears
with peaches estimated about Is pc
cent. The grape crop is reported Ii
fine shape and about an so per cen
crop may be expected.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
COMMENCEMENT ARCH|VE
THE TRINITY COLLEGE PUBII-
CATION is OUT.

The May-June number of the
Trinity Archive which came from
gala appearance and is dedicated tr
the graduating class. 1t Is OF more
than usual thickness, has an at
tractiye cover, and, geographically,
presents faultless appearance. In
addition to a comprehensive and
varied table OF contents II carries
half-tones OF the individuals In the
senior class. the major athletic
teams, and buildings and views on
the campus.
This Is the last number OF the
college monthly this year and closes
the Gath volume OF the publication.
Under the editorship OF Mr.. g. NJ.
Hutchjngs and managership of Mr..
u. g. Cheek, both OF Durham. The
Archiye has had a most successful
year both In the matter OF literary
excellence and financially. The edi-
tor next year will be Mr.. T.. J. Lud-
low, OF Asheville. and the business
manager Mr.. r. q. Cherry, OF Cas-
tonia.
The table of contents OF the last
number shows the following con-
tributions: THE Song OF the Soul
Hal A. Hayes: "a Mountain Ro-
nance" ]. o. Renfro; "The Port of
Lost Ships" Mary Yeula Wescott;
Progress: A Parable" Ben Hillel:
Dream City," G. NJ. H.; whats
Life But a Camel" Quinton Holton
ITO My comrade," w. T.. Ellcr; AT
Tame No Hana,v Anonymous; ITO
Musician" n. l. White; THE Case
OF Atgood." r. L. Jones; editorials,
wayside Wares, translations and re-
prints and editors table.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
seulhern MeehnnIc. Get RaIse.

Spcncer.-The Federated trades at
various shops on the Southern Rail-
way system. including Spencer. which
Is regarded as one Of the largest
points on the road. have been notified
OF a general increase In pay allowed
by the southern officials at Washing
ton. The increase. Il Is understood
amounts TO about 10 per cent. The
machInlsts. boiiermakers and black.
smiths viii receive IS cents per hour
nat. effective April |. 1911, and other
trades a similar increase.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
North Carolinains
Were Given Degrees

Among the graduates OF the nedi-
cal department OF the University OF
Louisville, upon whom degrees OF
doctor OF medicine were conferred
Tuesday night at Mccaulcy's theater
in Louisville. Ky., were Messrs, J.
Gordon Bentley, James Robert Bcst
and Jarvis Russell Terry. Of North
Carolina. Mr.. Terry was awarded
the internship of assistant acting
surgeon At United States Marine hos
pital at Louisville.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Southern Train Goes
Thro' 10 WaynesviIIe

Raleigh, June 5.--As a result OF a
special trip by Corporation Commits
sioner W. T. Lee 10 Washington to
confer with the Southern railway au-
thorliies about the matter. the South
c'h announces that II will. beginning
June IL. extend the run of It's Colds
b1ro-Asheyille train to waynesyillc
withost material change OF the pres
ent schedule, except that the train
will run one hour later on the east
bound trip. This will maintain the
connections with the Wilmington
GSidsboro trains as at present. The
changes so into effect June 10.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06

Weldon Narcissa Daniel. the IL
year-old daughter of Hon. W. Z. Dsn-
lei. was bitten BY dog Friday after
noon and. while the wound is slight.
as a matter Of precantion. Mr.. Daniel
had the dogs head shipped TO Raleigh
for examination for any trace Of
rabies. The dog also bit two negro
children slightly, before Il was killed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
SEVEN PRISONERS TO THE
PENITENTIARY At ATLANTA.

Raleigh. June 5.-Deputy United
States Marshal II. W. Ward and three
guards have gone 10 Atlanta TO de-
liver seven prisoners to the federal
prison there. They were sentenced
during the term Of federal court that
closed here last week. All except one
are blocksdcrs and retailers. The
other is in for using the mails for
fraudulent purposes. This is John l.
Bowers. who was sentenced for a year
and day for fraudulcntly ordering
whlskcy With worthless and forged
lchecks.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Second Baptist
Meeting Closes

The series OF meetings Which have
been conducted at the Second Bap-
tlst church during the past ten days
BY Rev. q. r. Lumpkins. " Winston
Salem, came 10 a close Thursday
evening. The meeting has been
very successful. There were Is adj
dItlons TO the church Thursday
evening.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Annual Meeting Of
ChiIdren's Society

Next Thursday night at the Offices
In Greensboro. the annual meeting
Of the North Carolina Children .
Home society will be held. This
meeting is OF much interest 70 the
city Of Durham, as the society is
now erecting on the o. X. Proctor
property Just one mile from this city
a receiving home. Mcssrs. B. n.
Duke and Julian s. Carr. q Durham.
are members OF the board OF direc-
tors
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Rev. WeaiherspOOn
Accepts Oxford Call

Rev. Jesse B. weathcrspoon. who
has Just arrived home from Louisville,
KY. where he graduated this year
from the Baptist Theological semi
nary. has accepted a call to oxford as
pastor OF the First Baptist church of
that place. Rev. weatherspoon is a
native OF Durham. and preached dur
Ing the past year in the First Baptist
church OF this city.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
The Second Baptist
Excursion June 22

The date for the excursion of the
Sunday School Of the Second Baptist
church has been set for June % IN
stead Of June 10, as at hrst.
The pupils will be taken 10 Nor
folk on special train over the
seaboard. starting from Durham on
the morning train and returning
about IL o'clock at night.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06

Raleigh. Tho directors Of the State
Fair association have let the contract
for a s4.soo poultry b. ilding. which
Is to be completed In time for the
state fair IN October. This building
viii be $50 feet by 60 feet and will
care for the poultry exhibits.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06

Chicago, H., June 5.--Plans for
an aggressive fight for the license
regulation and control OF the liquor
business are 10 be discussed at the
convention Of the National Whole
sale Liquor Dealers Association Of
America, which 10 in session here
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
BIe Bend Issue Election Ordered.

wlnston-salem.--Bond election or
dcred by board Of aldermen last night
Tor sS5o.Ooo August sth: ninety thou.
sand for public hospital and $3.50, o,Oou
for water and sewer lines, school
buildings and street improvements.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Trinity Alumni Invited.

All Of the alumni OF Trinity college
In the city are invited to attend the
annual dInner which IL TO be given at
the college on Tuesday afternoon at !
O'Clock.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Fourth Contestant
Reached Rome Today

Rome. June 5.--M. vidert arrived
here this morning In a fight from
ceceina. lie Is the fourth Of the
contestants in the Paris-to-Turin
100000 air race 70 reach this city.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Jack johnson Will
Fight Tor so, 900

Chicago, June sack Johnson
announced today that he win fight
the English champion. Bombsdler
Wells. II guaranteed . purse Of
10000. n~..~-~.a~s.~se-~
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Nationalist Leader Uurt h, Aulo.

London. June 5.--Iohn Dillon. the
|nationalIst leader. was serioualy IN.
iured today In an automobile accI.
|dcnL
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06
Toes Washed humping on Train.

Greensboro y. Morgan, mill
employee OF Concord. was hurt here
Saturday b, jumping from a moving
excursion train going from Concord
10 Dansillr. Undcr the contract with
the railroad the excursion could carry
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-06-06

passengers only from points south OF
Lexington, so the train did not stop
here. Morgan decided to get on any
way. and when he jumped was rolled
under the train aud had two toes
mashed so that amputation was neces-
|sary. ,.~~~
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26
inns Is CERTAIN
NJ ~ BAm Gunninus oua1-
- Cannm -.

Mai eeuia sHruisa stronger sxi-
asnee 81 the eEseseae5 os say rsassay
than the tass VI time. 1asss@Eas sf
v~sYss tasssy that l,o.a Kidney
fslas osrs geEnAaestly-
tsrssefsl saaoEssmsEs snouia
psose saassssedsy rEe meEil os tsis
Ee.sads. Yeszs aso vsosse rsgns -
tnss sscalasy tssSshaa - the relief
shey had derived sEsn the use %
L,saH . ksdasy Ps4.s. They noe COZ
arm their testimonials. They say
sh@s time has eensDlssea the tsss.
Joka Nosnr. ThsEseeash ard ID sss
Ss.llda. tuloEase says. in .soseIs-
ber lsV6. | willingly allowed My
aanse % be as d an the iocal papers
as one vho recommended L,oan Q hid
Hsy Pills. NY Kidneys were disor
aered Scr a long time aad caused
severe sackaosses. When 1 stsegea.
sharp twEHgss ~ere ssse 10 catch ms
aad ne matter ~nat position | as
samed my back Was very painful 4
took DsaHs Kidney Pills and they
s0oR proved their great worth By re-
mos ing every symptom VI nay tEousse.
As there has not been the slightest
recurrence since then, l have more
faith in LoaH's kidney Pills than
ever.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milbsrn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents Cor the United
states
Remember the name Doan s-aRa
take no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26
Boulder Herald:-Tbe state sn.

Boulder Herald:-Tbe state su-
preme court has decided that esr-
tIfieate Of graduation from the State
Normal school at Greeley is saf-
helent evidence of ability 10 teach
school without the applicant being
obliged TO take an examination in
any county in the state where the
applicant may desire to teach. This
Is an important decision and will ne
doubt be hailed with Joy by those
teachers who have Normal School
certificate Of graduation 1t is better
than county certificate which Is
good only in the county where issueh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26

denver democrat catches US up
on a slip which occurred ia report
ing the senatorial vote. by changing
figures after first proofs had been
corrected That is all right, the
cigars are ON yours truly But Mr.
Bark hansen has contracted bad
habit Of accusing everyone who does
not happen to think Speer is little
tin uod, Of being follower Of Pat
terson. In fact he has Psttersonitis
as viralently developed as Patterson
has SpeerItis He should give the
country editors who happen to dis
agree with him. and they seem to
constitute majority credit for some
little independent thinking. AZ for
News-C hampton. Good Lord deliver
us from the whole bunch Of frayed
and frazzled statesmen who have
been attempting 10 lead the demo-
cratic party for these recent wears.
They have all got TO hating each
other so that it seems useless TO hope
for an improvement. We are look
ing for new deal and . new Moses.
There are several who promise we'll,
but so far, the Colorado democrat
who looms largest in the political
horizon is Congressman John A.
Martin of Pueblo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26

One II the features of thee A \
eacsmpment at Salida june 6-s. wlll
he an excursion 10 Marshall psss
A dollar for the roana trip. II win
he an attractive feature That Be-
minds ss. that If Gannison only he'd
decent assembly hall, We have mssy
attractions as convention city
Outside Of the hne climate, aud the
fishing. Marshall pass rs as close BY
for excursions. and we also have the
Black canon, Taylor river canon, the
Lake Fork canon, Lake San Christie
val, and other marvellous sceBic
grounds near by II we only he'd
the convention hall sad the broad
gage Oh, Lord, how long
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26
EAST RIVER HAPPENINGS
News-Champion Correspondence.
Saturday. May 20
Wind. rain and snow.

Wind. rain and snow
Frank Baily and r. W Stobs from
Lafayette. Colo. are visiting rela-
tives ON East river.
Mrs. Anna Jarvis and Perry Snoa-
grass were Crested Butte business
visitors on Thursday last. Also l.. M
Counts
The people of East river wish 10
extend their heartfelt sympathy To
the Iucero family in their hate sorrow
and trouble. Little Nav was a child
that was loved by all and will he
missed by her many friends.
Miss Osee Pittser visited Lolita
Bottenfield last Saturday and while
there, word reached her that her
uncle in Pueblo was very ill., Late
saturday evening Dsee rode twenty
two miles, to Gunni-on. on horse
back.
East river community is pleased To
bear 81 our new neighbor. Mr. Gar
ret. from Palisades. Colo. He will
commence building at once and viii
iatsr be Joined by his mother and
sisters We all wish them success
among ms.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26

The track 10 Floresta and the
Ruby anthracite mines nov beng
open, snmmer coal hauling on that
branch will soon be in order, and it
eeerns the demand Is Sufficient 20
take the entire output. for Ruby
anthracite is the best in the country.
There Is prospect Of full time start
ing on all the Crested Butte coal
mines shortly, and if this occurs.
Superintendent TenEyck, has agreed
TO put or two regular trains dav.
which will not only accommodate the
coal business. but make passenger
connections both WAYS at Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26
llnnIKSDoo
Asss-s;AAA-SsSs coss~aUssAs.1-

sstsra~y. wsy ~.
= - Nattar- and v si,er Aas-.-
~ers y. she cs1s sa-x N..sssss
CEs..- arr ,ss,siaG ase. Whsnt and
t.sss- ass. li.s -.ss.sI....r sAs,aza if ss<su
i.s,i thai way
A sFsss1 nsasy cbsnes~ are taking
lsssset aS tss~ WAY " al1er Adams
hs.- nss.eesl eser on tassitnl nih- Mr.
sslssiasan aHsi aa-. traps ttsrassan
wa -s,ssn Dsssee "a the ia Adams
g,sssee and g,iis4 Evans i- building a
ns~ hs,u-e eser nrsr tne Ssr,tsos
is.asst, ssarser-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26
ALONG TINE MUDDY
News-Champion Correspondence.

oIFffFFTffV, MI! zO-
j. W. Beezley was a Paonia visitor
today.
ness Tuesday
TN Tuesday Henry Edwards went
the week
j. +. Hutchinson has shipped in
one Thousand head of Texas cattle to
place ON the range He has bought
the Duke interests in the Muddy
country also.
A gang of forest reserve men are
now working in townships II and Il
eliminating the agricultural land
from the reserve and throwing il
back into its old status. under the
general government land laws
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26
k5BR CNSells EyIuaIA LSakNlM

Saesache is ~ have a one -
tssrth oa Jslv essie.sat.sa. Eoo
thai Coche,opa pass l- IN aoed CO.
ditioa. a uambes If car pesple cd
probably - over and d. some -
vertlslns fsr the Casflemea 49,
bratson here later IN July.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26

SUMMONS.
State of Colorado, No. 2sso
County of 6unnison
The First National Bank of Gun
nison, oiorado.
Plaintiff
William p. Banks, Eunice Kim
bi.il Chas ID eiuriey and Rod
erick A buriey, surviving
lrustees of the Gurley Invest
meni company, a atorporstian;
! Henry :. Crooks and May
Mense, sole and only heirs of
| syrus 2 trooLs, Deceased SUMMONS.
I Nettle Erown aud Pred A
! Meife, sole aud Only Heirs OF
Isnls .irssmuck. Decreased
/ Ihe unknuwn Heirs Of 4. A
I Watkins, Decreased; Tue In
known Heirs Of J. H. Johnson
4 Deceased; lsauis W. " Gilman,
ani y. II. johnson and tliza
Jeht son, sole and Ouly Heirs
! of Franklin G. J,ihnson, De-
] ceased.
4 Defendants.
The People II the State of Colorado.
t io w = ,s h,'Ve namsd defendants and each OF
1 hou are hereby required 20 appaar in nm sc
ti"n brought against Suu by the above named
pa"hAtH' IN The county Court Of tfaunis.p
! Oouuty. State of Colorado. and su-Wer ths
eon'iialut therein within twenty DAYS after the
:, . .se neteoi' u served within this county :ur.
s,'rNea .ui 81 The county. by ruhlication
within thif' fiays after the service hs.reai ..S.
s,, ia1... 81 .ls day oi srsiee; Judgment by de-
Ia "a
prayer q the complaint And il = cor,y ~ rbe
eunipialnt e the above entitled action be- I,,t
>t-fNtH Win this -umultins. or " the serxic.
3 hereof he made ouf of this state then len Saxs
laitintsl 70 The time herein h..fore st,.s.itied
- epi'eaFHuee and answer will b. a luweg me-
His siresail ~
The ssif sclion : brought 70 ,ibtain q a..rr.s
l 81 ihis curt ~ letting the title of rlsiutiN in
ahd 2" the following described real prot,erty
situate In tiie ouuty q Guariss,p ana st.,s ~
oi"fseo: 10 VT: Lots eight . in Block Tour
- original Gunnison; Lot -ix fGl in Bl,rt
went nine ~ 4. Origtuai tfDHpissars A, -,
% ~ His,ek Thirteen .ia, Original tiunrIis.,e.
aui liiis Sis itl, 10 eight 81 nine ~
TN 10, eltFen fiif, twelve ~ ~ s,rs.leris Al
tunuissgn Nv" vi
Thar by said Aeeree II be I'D ia.ia.s tba, as-
TEN iitnts- aud eseh sf them t,.V. uo i,,a,.s,
whatever IN er 10 said premises or nuy MARI
~ lt.- e,id t1Hi IN rialntid the owpar
thiirsfif "a Zee simple and that the s.fanss,s.s
aud each u them he Forever b,rtaf frs,,s 49,
thereof ' any part
M I,leintiH furti-r rrsys for such a,h., 10.
A-i IN The prannislS Is may seem iuzt
a. y tii msre lully slsIesr fr,srn the ro,,-
MI In said action to wilish rsereprs i h.,ra
Hia - AM euFy q Vhish l. hflreu-., 49, s,.,,l
ana Nnu sre hereby nstified u al n ven, fsil =,
sitesr ans - sHsVer the zaid eflu.tlni,f ss
49, rr'iSifet, fte said plaintiff wiu ~suse
ff'ur defauit 10 be rfIfsfi.l herein ,,8 ,I,. -.
essesi - Juii-Heaf against ven \. r.r,xss ~, =,
50 a essfrif, siut h'' ih
/ Hsven undar my hand and SeaIl Of s.i8 Co..,
= . 1giiEfsen, N =aid touutg, this iith say a.
SEAL GRO. HETHERfNGTON
I wv Judge and Acting Clerk
Pusiisi'ea MAY i2-June q ien.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26
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state % oiorsao.
County Of esanni-on
In che ounty Court
samuel Y spencer
Plaintiff.
Amanda Hateh. E.P
shove. Irustee NJ SINNDN~
Jones. kosi.rick A. 6uricy No A..s
has. y euriex and Rod
erich A esureY SURVIVING
Trustees 81 the e,nrey In
vest tui.uf Company Cor
poration. tnorh NJ b.s.b.
and Jeroufe u Sweetland
Deiendants.
The People of the ~tate of Colorsdo.
lo III. as@yr W. nanied d.i',ndnn's and eac
hou are hereby required 10 appear In -
action brought against you By the above
named plnintih. Ia the County Court of t,uu-
ni-on county. stnte af & Cs'i"rado. aud answer
The complaint therein within twenty days
alter the service hereof served within this
county. or, II served out o,f the county or by
p,sni,sn,'yh, within thiity DAYS after the SER
Indg ment BY d.fauit VIII u. taken against
you according to the prayer of the complaint
Ana y q copy Of the complaint In the above
entitled action he not served with this sum
mons, or II the service hereof be- made out Of
this state then ten dsvr additional to the
time herein hefnre specified Tor apt.n rnne.
and answer shall he allowed before the TAX
ing of Judgment by default as Aforesaid
W. said action - brought 10 obtain decree
ana 10 the foilOwing de-cribed real estate
situate Ia the County of t,unnison aud state
Of Colorado. to-wit:
Lots one Gu. tive t2l. three (3l tour 90 ave
l5i, -iA ni. seven Cd. eight tsl. nine tgi nine
teen ilst. twenty-one t2lI. twentN-tw % A.
twenty three l23l. and twenty -four l2il. In
BLOCK SiAty-two l62l. II ir-t Addition TO the
Town OF bunnison.
That by said decree ID he adjusl.sed that de-
PENDANTS have not, nor anv one ~ them any
interest whatever In or tn said prpuises or
any part thereof. and that the pinint III IL the
owner thereof in Zee simple and that defeu
dants be forever barred from asserting amy
claim To said property. or any part thereof
ana that plaintiff have such other r.li,.f IN the
premises as may seem just.
As viii more fully appear from the com
I'iaint IN said action 10 which reference is
here made ana copy of which is hereunto
attached
And you ARE hereby notified that n Won fail
20 appear, and Ia answer the said compliant
as above required. the said plaintiff will
cause your default 10 he entered herein and
then Iroceed To Judgment against you as
prayed Tor "a said complaint
tiNen under my hand and the seal of said
t"urt at Iunnison, in said County this Il.h
daN Of April. A. ID. isli.
srALA GEO, HETHEBINGTON
VIZ Judge aud Acting Clerk.
Published May i2-June D. isIi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26

Various reports come from the
frsf belt IN the lower cosatry Sssss
have II thai there will be no frsst q
Montruse. Delta. Psonla &c Crswfosd
Others are more optoalstie aud D.
clare the trees only ga an exlss
Raod thinning Here's hoping the
l,esslmIsts are wrona
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26
ouAUDuIu
Tu.-asay Mas =.

t.szruses tail.slsa - A. . ss-s1sr 90
o&< I.ssks fsrk ss-t ~.rs
1ke Lake ts-y bal t.nm ~ nsakssssz
vsssss- ss.s s,.af is.s "a tbs i.a~e fs,ak
nvxr Sunday
~ ssa Anslre~- = nssW 81 the be.
b~ke asi4 y air Carl v sssil.an.- t.us's
mssrassr and Aptuae >s.isinasa are 81
49, A y bsli,sssss cssnsIs
Js,hn Tht'ns.-s,n ~ hs-s rh.-c aav-
arxEiH2 - bsale bay sissag wish hs~
unsal spring raHch aork. J,shn les
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26

The hshlng season started yester-
dav with the usual enthusiastic crop
Of anglers and some pretty fair
catches reported.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-05-26

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