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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08
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Ss@""SS.
State of Colorado,
County of Gaunison.
In the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial
District of the state Of Colorado, within and
frr the tounty of Gunnison.
The Crested Butte Coal ompapyl
Girard y. Allen,
Defendant.
The People of the State of Colorado.
10 "irard x Alien, the defendant above
ho9 are hereby required to appear in an nc.
tion brought against YOU by tine above named
plaintih IN the District Court of Gunp,ssp
t"unty, STATE of Colorado. aud answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service hereof, if served within this couuty. ar
II served out az this county. or by puhiicstion
within thirty days after the service her..f. ex-
elusive of the day Of service or Judgment bs
default will be taken against you according =,
the prayer of the complaint. Od IL a copy 81
the complaint IN the above entItled action be
not served with this summons. or II the service
hereof be made out n this state, then ten asys
additional To the time hereinb,.fcre speei II al
for appearance and answer will he allowed he.
fore the taking of Judgment by default as afore
said.
The said action is brought To obtain ju.ie
ment against the defendant aud Tor p decree
declaring that the defendant has no interest
claim or estate IN and To the North " est
Quarter of see. Fourteen IA and the south
East quarter of the South Vest Quarter 81
See Eleven tll all in Township Fourseen "a
south Range Eishty-six So est in the Cs.outv
OF dnnnlson. state of I tosssrado. And requiring
the defendant ~ set forth the nature ~ hls
claim or Interest IN akd to said property and
that said decree shall ad Judge aud determine
the defehdan, has ne estate or interest in sand
property or any part thereuf. and that pisintis Il
y the owner of SAID premises in fee simple FREE.
and clear from sll claims. and 10 declare that
said defen iant be Forever barred from assert
ing any estate. Interest elsial whats.v..r j.,
and to said property. And tir such other
further dih-reut reiief a. the nature eff fbis
cese may in equity require, and fs.r costs ~
suit as viii mere fully appear from the eou,
plant m seft setfsn Va which reference l. here
made: sad which Is file in sara Csurt
And you are bereby notified that II you fail
to appear. ara Ia answer the said complaint a.
above required the said piainfiH will have your
defsur entered and proceed 20 final jusisn.pt
IN sccordsnce with the prayer Il the rara ma
Given under my hend and the sesl al sn,a
,cert At 6usnison, in said county, this sth day
az August, A. d. 1911.
[SEALl IRA BROWN sler,
Pub August fs-Sept. n. 1871
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08
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7 SHAH ~sfurssst ti.e hith aa1 % S-sf-Hs-
lsef lstI nj tbt hanr ~ two eicssscs. ~ The
afternoon ~ -sssl .l.y the --1 irs,sf assssr
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named The Nusran -a4shur "ngsst 20 ana
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tlsreof a. mas b. Bese--aryi foF the paf-
said ~,v.rsi Judgment. i.s~re-t and ro-s o'
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Dated. esunns-on. cosorssio. tho 2s-i ssss
of Aaea-t. issi -
sheriff tsi tsuBas-ssn ttsunty
~ d. O. LEHsS. n.is'r sheriff
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08
CO. Ca1tuaniup q c. -

EIk Mountain Pilot.
The Right Rev. n C. Mstz, Bishop
Of the diocese Of Denver, arrived here
Saturday evening in company with
Father Kipp to administer the sacre-
ment Il confirmation. There we're
over one hSadred and twenty five
childYea in the class. The church
was handsomely decorated with
flowers snd ferns and the differeu,
societies assembled near the Hotel
and accompanied our beloved Bishop
to the church, where, after nigh mass
he confirmed the children.
ID wss gratifying indeed to see 30
many children receive this sacYement
as guiding star for their future vel
fare.
Our sealous FIR. Kipp who has de-
voted his best interest TO our child
rem, has our heartiest wishes for his
future success. The Bishop after
administering the sscrement, deliver
ed q beastiful address to the confir-
nation class, which WAS heartily en-
joyed by all. The church Was filed
to over flowing, it being SIX yesrs
since the last confirmation class.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08

SoyssS es ssssJ skudA1Ase
In the Matter ~ tle k-sase of t,tto hstzAe.
Besra-esl.
NOgICE u EEREBs GINE>. Th~s On
nunslssy she lsth las ~ >sptsn,t-sT 4 D.. isti.
baiIe sf the reanisr days 81 the >eptdssesss
Term 81 tise ofsnts f,,ssrf - 6unnl-sn ounts
ia she state of Colorado, !. ' =. nstxisr. Ad-
mia =trafor n said estate. viii spp.af hrfore
the sutiee of said otlffs present His hiiai So
tement a. such Admin traitor prat the ay-
prosal 81 the and vii then Apply 10 be
discharzei -1ich Adminlztrstor Al which
time snd place ans per-on IH iDisrest may AZ
pear and yro-snt obIections b. the same " any
there h..
Dsted ~ Crested Battc. Colorado. Aaeu-t !.
IsIl-
Ne MErZLER
administrator of the Estate - otto Msfzse.
siecessed
Pub. Aasrtssf "A -.ipt. . isii
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08
NuuusuAus Esruuiua eaoD - 1e.a
4 ~ 0uuipD hunh ou1R MI

On the first and third Tuesday.
of each noath during the entire
yeer The Colombo and Sosthern
Rsilrasd will sell rosnd trip tickets
to . srssa many points in New kex-
leo I'D Texas 1t greatly redesed
rates. Final linit tweaty five day,
allowing liberal ssop-o~er priviIeees
For desailed infos1stion, rases, esc,
c,u % yosr nearest Colorado and
Suthesn Agent or address r. E
Fsshsr. Geseral P.~s>ger Agent
Deuver, Colo. O5Z
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08

At the Colorado N. L. conference
at Colorado Springs. Judge Geo.
Hetberington Of this city was elected
one Of the four lay delegates TO at
tend the qaadrennisl conference of
tho Methodist Episcopal church OF
America to be held at Minneapolis
next May.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08
SOS ~ 0Ns.
State of Colorado,

State Of Colorado,
County of Guunison,
In the District Court Of the Seventh ,Juaie;.l
District of the state of Coloras,o with,, s,J
Tor the County of tiunnison ~
The Crested Butte Coal Com
paby.
The, 'umberlsnd Mining smelt-
Defendant.
The People of the state of C.,l,ysa,
70 ine uhioeriand Mining Smelling Com
psny me tendanr above named tREITi\1
f"a are hereby required To appear in AZ ne.
tioh ot.usit asainst you by the sipsve usmeJ
piainth m the District court of t,u,,..is,,,'
County state of Coiurada sod spsxe, r. -.
p.aini therein within tweuty DAYS after the ser
wee hereof, y served within this county or n
iss se.teo ou, CT TINS county, by publ,estion
wthih tIrty days after the servi,.. t,..,,.,f -
sias I'VE ~ The day of service or ius.uspt ~. a.,
nrsy. ~ ~ taken against you according 10 the
p'aser 81 the complaint. And II a es.py ,,f fbe
complaint IN the above entitled acti.,o he No.,
erves VIII this summons, II the service
,a7a oe MADE out oi this state then ten esVs
sddiiional To the time hereinb..f.,re sn.,.,t'.,
i"f sl,reSranee aud answer will he sIl,,ss, -
said. ~ e''''"it a. htofe-
The said acfian is brouel,, 10 ..,,ai. ;na..,n..,
ssslnsi the defendsnt The Cua,ierlsnd Mi,,n.
H",st'ine ompsny and for a decree r.,,n,,s
rug the defendant To set forth .tx ..tai,aa -
1~hersiip ~ and To the So Nti. Saeti,, n n
Colnrs,,' va w e,,. ~. y, IN ounn,son County,
snd determined that the said ss.feuf,s,,, ,s.s..
49, or interest IN the property sb,.ve sss
eliosd ana that plaintlh Is ..Ie swper .,f sa,s
premises ana that def .ndsnt he f.,rey.., ~, ra
tt"n asserting amy interest," estate a., rlas..
Mha,ever IN sad property aud for sn,b ,,th.a
Iarthrr or different relief as the esse ms, -
r4hfty require and fer costs Of su,r -, ,.,ai - -
Iuiis ni,f'-ar From the contIairt IN ssIi .i,.
w w Niiei reference is here made: And .,,,.I !,
nov on file IN said r.urt a ~"eh i
ana you are hereby notified that IL yeu ,.il A.,
eptesf ana 70 snswer the said -,,rs,,i~s,,, y.
sSee required the said plaintiff viii bs,. - o.
d.fsult entered and tsr..-.t.i y, e. 'se souf
e,rainx '.,x to the prayer II the eonIr,lsi,,t
. olv'h under my hand and tn. sesI "a s~,s
Of August A. d. IsIi y 'iis 'th day
lsEALl rp. p,,, -
fah August .,-s~pt ., isII y oirrs-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08

Charley Nelson returned Sunday
from Glenwood Springs much re-
leived from hay fever.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08

I-ake Cssy Fhonaer.pas- s--oos-
ascsar Al T~acael hs- t~fcn ssssss-
iesred bees ~ >.hea. ~ile . rss
essler fxom Ssl85a to Alsssa~s er ~
...nns-sn. Mr. and Nns T~sscketi
expsct D. leave fnr s~lsas ssasxd~s
a.orulns. and u ~ ~ssa tne sresss~s
resEes thas we -ee t..em issse Lac
Cav AIR Twaekeh i- Que II she
aa~s l-sp.sisr conasciors obs eses
had t..e L..ks Cns rsn tisseses.
ws c.n e.sns.jle saas-slver wssh shs
kna~lea9e thai ns- plsce VIII se
tskau ss Mr. BanieF. saoshes good
ielio~
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08

The eenseni walk IN froat 81 the
Met.s05s-s chsrea wa- put N thss
weet ii oaly t.-,k II N. Web~ses
an hoaI 90 - ~ eoiieci the { ~ nec-
es-ary By taking subscriptions q; .
dollar eaf.h.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08

For Oliver typewriter suppl,e.
see or write
H. LAKE Jr, Local Agent,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08

In the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial
District of the state Of Colorado, within and
frr the County of Gunnisan
The trested Butte Coal ompsby.l
Plaintiff,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-09-08

County of Guunison, ,
In the District Court of the seventh Judicial
Instruct OF The state of colorado, within and
Tor the ounty of tiunnison ~
The Crested Butte Goal Conn
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
St..John's Festival and Tourna.
m0nt,

81. Johns parishioners will welcome
al their old friends and well wishers to
heir Annual Festival and Tournament,
on Wednesday, August 9th.
The spacious and beautiful grounds
and around the church will afford am
pie room for the amusement and enter
tainment of ALL
The different committees promise to
surpass all former efforts for the enjoy
ment and comfort Of their friends.
Music on the grounds all day long.
Dancing after supper, in the Hall.
Mr.. Joseph While will be in charge oi
the Tournament grounds.
The charge to the knights will be made
by our clever young orator John II.
Briscoe, and the corobation address will
be delivered by young lawyer from
LeOnardtOwn, AlOysius +. King.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

rhe Mission at 81. AloysIus' church, Leon.
ardtown, begins on Sunday, July 3Oth at tho
10 o'clock Mass. The services, each day will
consist OF Mass and sermon Ut 6 MASS and
sermons at 2 Stations OF the cross at $50, and
evening Sermon, BenediCtion and the Ros
ary at 7i5.
children's Mission will begin on Monday
at O'Clock, and continue on Tuesday and on
Wednesday at the same hour and finish on
Thursday at 7.3O. All parents are urged to
see that their children attend this mission
Fathers J. Prendergast and and LockIngto
are eloquent preachers and ex perienced In
the work OF giving missions. All should at.
tend these services and bring their friends 70
share in the benefits.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
NOTICE.
Names Of the Judges and Clerks
Of the Election.

In compliance with Section 40, Arti-
Gle 3S, OF the Code OF Public General
Laws OF Maryland, as amended by the
Acts OF Assembly of Maryland, OF the
years. 1896. 1898, 1900, 1901. 1902.
1906, 1908 and 1910. entitled ''Elec-
tions," notice is hereby given of the
names and residences OF the Judges who
are to act as Officers OF Registration;
Associate Judges and Clerks, teleeted by
the Board OF Supervisors OF Elections
Tor st. Mary's County to serve at the
ensuing primary election and also at
che general election TO be held Novem-
ber 7th. 1911.
The respective residences and the dis.
trict and precincts in which they are TO
serve aud the political party which thew
represent are given in the following
list
JUDGE:
Third District-Precinct 2.
Harry A. Wise, democrat, Beauvue, vice
A. +. Fenwick. resigned.
CLERKs
District Z.
1ohn Goodwin, dimocrat, Bushwood, vcs +.
c. Siingluf, resigned.
AppOintees must take the oath OF Office
before a member OF the Board. a Justice
OF the Peace or Notary Public and mail
same to the office OF the Supervisors Of
Elections at Leonardtown, Md. ON or
before the 18th day OF Aug. 1911, other
wise their Office will be declared vacant
and successor appointed. A blank oath
OF office will be mailed to each appointee.
Protests against any of the az point
ments must be filed in writing on or be-
fore August 18th. 1911.
WALTER b. DENT.
PEMBROKE SMITH,
U. LEE MAGUIRE,
Supervisors Of Elec ton.
July .27-2t. J. Wilson Adams, Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

While on retreat near Leonard.
town. Nd. during this week. Sis.
ter Alexandr ne. OF the Order of
the Sisters Of NszIreih. through &C.
cident lear that her cousin, Mr..
John M. McGilI. whom she had ne,-
ther seen nor heard from for thirtv
years. was ii iug 10 Washins,oo.
at SOO X. street. Accompanied by
sisters of the Order. Sister AIexan.
driue came 70 Washington ard paid
very pleasant visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. McGill. returning later to her
post at Barton. Obio.- Washino,on
Herald.
K Fl. Brub Icher. VII , has brought
OF William Wines. the farm in Med.
ley s Neck known as BLACK Walnut"
Is exceedingly anxious TO have a
pubic school established in his Sec
tion. Mr.. Bruhanher has eight
childreD-fiVe % them of school
age-and says that there is 70 school
nearer than five niles to him. And
there are other children in his
ne'Rhborhood as bad "a for school
facilities. Our School au horities
may have 70 adopt the Accomac idea
OF having o wagon go down in the
Necks" each day and ga her up the
children and take them u school
Attorney General Straus has fur.
nished the Co nptro!ler With an opin.
lon explaining the recent decision
OF the Cour. OF Appeals or the oys.
ter tax. tO'di~g that The recent de-
cision OF the Court Of Appeals de-
clariug the State oyster tax 10 be
unconstitutional. merely relates to
the extra cent a bushsl imposed for
the purpose Of providing funds for
the reshellinR nf the natu rsl be is.
and do~s rot in anv way effect the
IriRinal tax OF cent a bus hel
which The law saws shall be collpc-
ted and creditei 10 ths fund de-
siRned fO' tie na n,enance OF the
Fisheries Force
Senator Blair Lee was in Leonard
town last Friday and at Mechanics
vile on Saturday. While his Leon
srdtown audience was not a very
large ore. il was composed OF repre-.
sentative citiz,Ds Judge Joseph
n. Key presided and introd uced
Senator Lee. The Senator's re-
marks were frequently applauded
and he undoubtedly made a & cd
impression uoon our peop'e. He
clearly stated his platform ON build
ing State Roads, Public Utilities,
etc and said that as father OF the
Primary Election Law. he was glad
TO ST bmit bis claims TO the Demo
cratic Gubernational nomination to
the people; that under the law he
knew that he vot, would be- fairly
cast and honestly counted and that
be would cheerful ly abide The YER
di,t OF bis party.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

What promises 60 be the greatest ies-
tivsl in the history Of this parish will be
held Tuesday. August 8. The fns new
hall will then be ready for occupation
and one can compare it's merits
with those OF her similar build.
ings In the County, and out side a. well
The committees have been busy for
some time. Special preparation ID also
being made for an extra fine double
arch tournament for professionals and
amateurs Further information win be
given later.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

To the Editor -
Who would ever expect to see q
city Chamber OF Commerce taking
up she Back to the-land movement =?
The Baltimore Cham Der of Commerce
is just starting in on the line, and
with Mr. ] Colin Vincent as chair
man OF its Crop improvement Com
mittee. lit is plan ming work galore
calling il "an important issue in
Maryland
The Committee is preparing liter
sture to serd t. every farmer. 10 the
hope that its per, sal may incite
those boys who have city Iongings
to stay on the farms. With the CO.
operation OF the Department OF Ag-
riculture, it is expected that a won
derful traT sfOrmation will take place
At the same time IL wants sgricul.
tnre taught 10 the pubic schools, as
In Iowa. AT this followed by agri-
culture in the high schools or agri.
cultural colleges.
AS The ack nowledRed father OF the
oack-to-the laUd movement in this
country. would say away with the
Department Of Agriculture; away
vii agriculture in The lower schools
and in the higher schools and tho
agricultural colleges alike. All of
these have assisted the exodus from
the farms. Mr.. Hayes is a regular
promoter" along the line. The
schools give mere "monkeying'
with agriculture, and the agricultur.
al colleges are the laughing stock oil
the country-they will give you a
soldier, dude or a clerk sooner than
a farmer.
The public schools and colleges
are main seducers from the farms.
Their very air intoxicates with the
city rusb, and compulsory educa.
tion as recently preached by Mrs.
Benjamin w. Corkran. Jr.. OF Re.
land Park adds ten fold to it. The
very first duty Of the Chamber oi
Commerce must be to fight the club
woman. the woman suffragists. the
educators and the Socialists, whc
want to foist compulsory education
upon the farmers OF Maryland.
When this so called popular edu.
cation is tod that thus far il has
come, and DO further, and when The
old farmer is allowed to keep bis
children to drop potatoes rather
than 10 study for the State. then we
will have boys remaining on The
farm. but not before. Look at Iowa
New York or any other State where
agriculture has been duly taught
the b)ys in those States run to the
cities in excess OF what they do in
Maryland.
Experiments have been tried alon Q
educational lines here and there al
over the country, but still the boys
flock to the cities, aud the girls also
when they can. II expected that
trolleys. teleph ones. rural delivery
and similar novelties would surely
keep them on them on the farms.
said from the first they would be the
reverse. and so it is. II not, the
Chamber of Commerce would not be
doing what il is. Let the gentle
men not repeat the we'll proven mis-
takes of others.
Old farmers all over the country
are ridiculiug this thing OF boy
going TO school, at the behest oi
educators. to learn farming. Out in
Illinois one Of them said the other
day. The boys will have to 20 C
school to learn tow 70 make Q pin
for the stable door,
This was given iu the Chicago
Record-Hersld In o letter from ]. r.
Stewart. OF Champagne. Ill. The
Chamber Of Commarce has, indeed
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
MeehanIesvlIIs Matters.
[Reported For The Beacon. ]

Reported For The Beacon.
Mis- Rose | Milburn, OF Maddox
is visiting at the home f. DR. z r
Morgan.
Miss HArriette Burroughs, oI
Baltimore. whois spending the Sum.
mcr at Charlotte Hall. Was the guest
OF Miss Cecile Du Rois, last week.
Mrs. Maria Mattingly and her
daughter, Miss Bessie. are visiting
at the home Of Mr. William Mating
ly as "Tren, Hal.
Mrs. Ro'and Goode and little son,
OF Alexandra, Va are visiting Mrs
]. Wilson Adams.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

undertaken TO solve ofthe country's
biggest problems. but. as say, let
il not waste time making itself ridi-
culnS in merely repeating the folly
OF others.
FRANCIS B. LlvEsEY,
Clarksop, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
WANTED WOOL

We are buying unwashed wool in good
condition, free OF burrs, delivered In Bal.
tImore at 10 TO 21 cents per pound
Will take in any quantities.
w. j. DIcKEY & Sons, Inc.
June 1o-Im. Della, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
Murrah for The Tournament.

Old Newtown's cavaliers viii ride for
crowns and prizes At the annual Dinner
next Tuesday, August l. The Tourna-
ment is open to all respectable eOntes-
tants and the bugles will sound prompt
ly at 8 P. N. Ride fast, ride straight,
boys, and on to glory.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

On Tuesday evening last, the Meehau-
icsville and LeonArdtown mines met for
the third time this season. This game
was played on the Msehsnie-ville dia-
mond. While the Leonard.owa boys
defeated MechanlcsviIls. it Was q very
closely played game. As thu town lads
received some very raw decisions from
the umpire, they had TO play very hard
20 win. The score:
Mechanicsville. lle............ o
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

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crimson Clover saves Fertilizer Bills and
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IL makes the land rich both in nitroger
ano humus or vegetable matter and put,
the soil In the best possible condition 70,
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Bolgiano's Trustworthy Seeds. %rite
us direct. we will tell you where you
can get them.
J. 5oLGiANo e SON,
Baltimore's Greatest Seed House.
Pratt, Light and Ellicott Sta.
July 6-d. BALTIMORE MD
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

Rev. J. L. Smiley win peeach At Trinity
Church, SO. MaTy's city, sunday next at II.
O. NJ; at the Chapel at 4, P. u.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27

There Will bo Picnic for the henedt Of st.
Nicholas Church on Wednesday, August q
All the delicacies win be provided.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
800 Reacard.

The County Commissioners OF 81.
Marys County will pay a reward of
800 Tor the arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who set fire To The
oarn OF Judge Jos. II. Key, near Leon.
ardtown, June z, 1911
JSo. t. CECIL, President.
W. b. DoRsEY, Clerk.
Inc Mutual Fire surance.. Company
OF Montgomery County, Nd. win sun-
plement the above reward with an al.
ditional reward Of $50 ON same eondi.
tions.
Z. L. TsCmFELY,
June lS-lm. Adiuster.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
Sacred Heart and Holy Angels.

Two Of the Jesuit Missionaries now in
the eoun'y will conduct exercises In the
above named Churches from July 80 to
August o. beginning In Sacred Heart
Church at the $50 Mass next Sunday
morning.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
SACRED HEART.

Masses daily at $50 aud 80 a. N.
with special sermon at each Mass. At 8
p. there win be way Of the Cross; at
4 p. NJ. Rosary Instruction. Sermon
and Benediction daily. Confessions be-
fore and after the various exercises.
The mission here will solemnly close
at . O'Clock (Mass) on Wednesday morn
ing.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
COMMUNICATED.
WHAT NExT2

The Chamber OF Commerce
Wants Bigger Crops and More
Farmers. How 20 Get Them,