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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Chlldren az much more nj

Children are much more likely to
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds Whooping cough,
diphtheria, scarlet fever and consump-
ton are diseases that are often con-
tracted when the child has a cold.
beware Of colds. For the quick cure OF
colds you viii find nothing better than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy It can
always be depended upon and is pleas
ant and safe to take. For sale by all
dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
DREHER SUSPENDED.

New York n Y, Jan. 1O.-AnOther
suspension of a billiard player from
tournaments of the National associ-
alton of Amateur Billiard players has
been recorded against Frank Dreher.
Of Denver. Charges Of professionalism
were lodged against him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
ADDS 10 HIS LEAD.

Chicago, III. Jan. 10.-Fred ConkIfn
international amateur 1872 billiard
champion, has added So points to his
13 point lead over Demarest, profess
siOnal champion in the second block of
their handicap match here. Conklin
made 267 in p innings. Demarest 1858
in 26 innings. Denarest is to make 1000
to COnkl1n's 1885.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

At 3 An. { GETUP,
MAKE a CVeOP COFFEE
WARN \ SEWC0LD
Potatoes RUSH DOWN
.ToTRE CAR 6N1NS,
SWEEP oUT NY or
VINO v P The RASH 4
REGIS TER HELP Tx
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

BOOKsIAKER CARTWRIGHr -

chicago III Jan IO.-MarCus Cart-
wright one Of the most widely known
bookmaker on the American turf. died
here Of heart disease; At one time he
was a butcher, but fOrsOok his trade
for the profits Of racing and was re-
ported to have made 100000. He was
50 years old. He viii be buried in NASH
vile, Tenn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
WEABER'S TEAM HAS
EASY TIME WINNING

Weaber's team romped all over Wat
sons team in the bowling at the Gao
tus club Tuesday night. taking all four
points White was Weaber's particular
~ shiny star, who made both highs.
The scoring resulted as follows:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
WANTs no ~ PUEBLO I'M.

Pueblo. Colo- Jan. 10. F. Gun
thorpe, former secretary of the Den
bell, owner Of the Pueblo Western
league team, who is now in Wichita,
asking an option on the Pueblo team
The offer Is said to have been $12, 600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

Watson's team take 104 pins per
game handicap.
Points won, Weaber, l.
High game. White, 206
High total, White, 564
Strik eout, White and Foster.
Wednesday night-Walz VS.. futile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

MoToRMAN SROVElT
OUT on TIE FvAlA LINE
AND At $50 1 Start
ON TIE pNN'S RUN /.
At TNE BIG CROSSiN
[ HELP TIE WlfAMlN
ON RiTH TIE BABY
CA&SlAG s GlYE OUT
THE TRANS re Rs ANO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
VILLAREAL IS APPOINTED
sECREE lN or .LnNEEEEL

Monterey, Mex, Jan. 1O.-OdoIfo WI
lareal, prominent in politics over two
years ago when Reyes left the re-
public, has been named secretary Of
this municipality, taking the place
formerly occupied by Espitacio Flores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11
Referee stops FiEhf.

Dallas. Tex Jan. 1O.-Tc prevent IN
necessary punishment to the Denver
man, the referee stopped the bout be-
tween "Rube" Smith of Denver. and
Charles PiersOn, Of Dallas, early in the
18th round. PiersOn had the advantage
almost from the start and after the
18Th round, when he staggered Smith
with a left to the jaw, han mered his
man about the ring as he pleased. The
bout was scheduled to go Is rounds
BOrck Gets Decision.
Cleveland. o., Jams 10.-Phil Borck.
Of Cleveland, got the decision over
Phil Knight of Kansas City, last
night when the lads finished u rounds
Of hard fighting
Burke Defeats Delaney.
New York, n. Y, Jan. Jan. 1O.-Sailor
Burke, conceding fully 10 pounds de-
feated soldier Delaney, the heavy
weight in 10 round bout in Brook
lyn.
Six Rounds to a Draw.
St Louis, No, Jan. 10.-Benny Nc
Govern. Of this city, and Frankie
White. OF Chicago. fought six rounds
TO draw here. The fighters weighed
IN at rs pounds and put up a clever
exhibition Of boxing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

NATE LEVI ( STOOD UPON \
BILLIARD TABLE ~. HIS NEW
EBNNG' A-NP As THG TEARS
COURSEO POWr4 HIS CHEEKS
H san G TAiS SONG or
TAE SEA: TIE SHlP-WRFCkeO
LACY WAS N Hl6h DISTRESS,
my BOY, NY BOY, SIZE
sc 6EAMED, AE IS DRONNWS
GIVE MENNY BON 40 I ~ ]
RAPPT: PlRATE RAUL jTHEI
BOU ROOM 6EAOT SIGNALEDI
THE LIGHT HOUSE AND our
CANE ~ OBAECT THAT
LOOKED EtkE 4 DOuGHNQII
HOSTING IT on a ROPE, he
THREW IT TO TIE LAOT. she
GRAe6ED HER BUOY Ah4p
va S HAPPY WHICH GOES
TO 81 OW "ADDED NATE,
= FEMALE ON THE HIGH 6
Is MORE DEADLY THAN THE NAE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

TPAoIN' STAMPS. At 0Hf
EMO OF The Run I CIT
OUT ANo SHOULDER
THE CAR AROUND on
THE TURN TABLE
AZ TIE END Of TAE
PAT ! PHT OFF THE
NOTORkNAN AAD 60
HOME For EATS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

5ELlEHE NE JOHH rs EAsfER 70 SEE THeo0$H
ANYHOW eAAsl n+AN ITlsTo SEE n4eoUsA sLAss e4e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

The future of the much talked Of
fhree-fingered pitcher. Mordecat Brown,
of the Cubs is the subject OF much
Ff-,a seo it was positively stated that
Brown was done with baseball for good
and ali and was going into business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-11

Besides the new Brooklyn baseball
park. two other massive stadiums are
to be open to Gotham fans this year.
The Giants win have a new park that
is going to cost 1000 000 and the
HfEhIander's under WOIverton, will do
their base stealing in a new sS5O.0O0
park These with the Brooklyn park,
will represent $500, 600 and viii have
a seating capacity for 10000 people.
New York is sure going some.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-15
BIRDELL

J. II. Bennett closed a four
months school at Stonypoint Friday.
A very nice program was rendered.
Millard Perrin of Foster visited
relatives here last week.
Barto Campbell visited near
Hubble Greek Saturday night.
Dock Byrd went to Fair View
Sunday.
Ollie Johnson visited Mrs. Will
Fielden Saturday night.
Mrs Jim Wells and little son
visited her parents few days the
latter part of last week.
Click Campbell will farm with j.
E. Pettyjohn again this year.
Burlie Carter was a pleasant caller
at I. B. Wallas' Sunday.
Little Misses Johnnie and Willie
Haulcroft of Imboden visited rela
tives here the latter part of last
week.
Drummer j. B. Vanden represent
ing the VIM. r. Moore Dry goods
Co., was selling dry goods here one
day last week.
Birdie Bates was shopping here
Tuesday of this week.
Elisha Story recently visited rel
atives at Noland.
Charlie Million had business here
Tuesday.
Claude c. Barnden, L. i. John
son, Ben Perrin and Curt Hufsted.
Ter are known as the bridge crew.
J. R, Carter was milling here
Monday.
The work on our new steel bridge
is progressing fairly we'll consider
ing the weather. Most of the steel
has already been delivered.
J. E, Pettyiohn went to Pocahon
tas Tuesday on business.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-15
LORINE

Rev. w. J. Williams will preach
at New Home each second Sunday
and Saturday night before in each
month.
r. M. Collier and Ed Thompson
have both been sick with lagrippe.
DR.. Burk has their cases.
Eugene Thompson has had quite
a lot of new wire fencing done.
E!om Coleman went to Imboden
Saturday, horse trading.
VIM. p. Camp is the boss cattle
man IN our section.
A new baby arrived at jim Car
ter's last week.
Bill Tyler says "he Will work the
road next fall"
Corn is scarce in these parts,
worth from 7o cents to so cents per
bushel.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-15
WASHINGTON

AT this writing it is still cold and
raining and sleetlng about every
other day.
Tom Weaver has sold his farm to
Urcie Phipps of Maynard.
Several from here attended the
box supper and debate at Albertha
last Friday night.
Austin Hawkins and family visit
ed at the home of G. r. Brooks
last Sunday.
Mabel Oldham visited at the
home of r. Z. Kerley last Sunday.
Alma Brooks visited Uncle Neal
Mansker last Sunday evening.
How many of the girls are intend
ing to Join the tomato club?
Aunt Lucy Thomas is very Ill
with pneumonia at this writing,
Martin Evans and family, Geo.
Timmis and wife and Stella Choate
visited VIM. Evans and family
last Sunday evening.
Barbara Springer was a pleasant
visitor at the home of G. +. Oldham
one day last week.
A word of explanation IS due.
In our last writing the typo made a
mistake. 1t is not Oscar" Evans
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-15
DALTON

We were disappointed by net
seeing the next chapter of the "Glrl
of NV Dreams" in the Herald last
week.
A few from this place heard the
candidates speak at RavenGen
Springs Saturday.
Several of the ladies attended R..
N. A. lodge at this place Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Alice McCallIster and
daughter, Dena, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hadie Beale visited at Rufe Stub
ble6elds Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barnett visit
ed Frank Jackson and family last
Sunday.
Misses Fannie and Della Mccall
lister, accompanied by their brother,
Donald, and Sular Boiling attended
a birthday supper and surprise par.
ty al the home of Mrs. Martha
LOOney last Friday night. The en-,
iOyable affair was in honor Of Johns
twenty. first birthday.
Several are out of school this
week on account of sickness.
Elmer Dubois passed through
Dalton Sunday afternoon enroute
to his home near Elm Store. He
has been attending school at Poca-
bOntas.
Donald McCallister was visitor
at the Oconee school Friday after,
noon.
Joe Vandergriff and family from
Texas are here visiting S. q. Net
tie and family.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-15

that received the beautiful prize
but 1t was Lora Evans.
Lena Assman visited at the
home of Mr.. Riney last Sunday.
Tonight there will be an enter,
tainment at the Richardson school
house. 1t is the last day exercises
and a nice time is anticipated.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-15

some interesting sermons Saturday
night and Sunday and Sunday night.
T. G. Slayton and family took
ainner q with Noah and Ora Pace
Sunday.
Lena Pyland went to Pocabontas
Saturday to have some dept,I work
done.
Frank Byrd and Henry Forester
were were among friends at Cherry Hill
Sunday.
Mrs Ellen Leathers is reported
better at this writing.
Several of the Noland people
went to Pocahontas Saturday.
Mike Pace visited his papa at
Pocahontas last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ragan are
the proud parents of a girl.
Several people from Hubble Creek
attended church at Cherry Hill Sun.
day.
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-15
holland
Health is pretty good.

Health is pretty good.
N. J. Pace and son have erected a
new store south of holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Slayton are
the proud parents of fine ll-pound
boy.
Willie Hooton and family took
dinner with M. +. Roberts Sunday.
Andrew and Flo Gwin moved to
Swifton Thursday.
Lindsey Miller was on our streets
Monday.
Bro. Monroe Lemmons preached
Pocahontas star herald., 1912-03-15

LAND FOR RENT have forty
to eighty acres of Elevenpolnts riy-
er bottom land for rent, for share
of the crop. E. DALTON,
26 3t Pocahontas, Ark.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
4tookm0n Want Untromm0Iod
Representative. Stone
Endorsed Tor Board.

The (iunnson County Cattle Growers association.
special meeting courthouse Saturday last
approval OF motion to have its
livestock killed by raoads consist OF
me anyway obligated associated with railroads
President Frank T.. Lightey, following the usual custom
making up committees had prepared lists The committee
adjust consisted of d. T. Sspp, John A. Steele and Tom
Doard called the attention o the members the
Mr. Sapps ~puted professional relations with corpora
might weaken the strength of the committee and also
pointed that travelled free transportation issued by the
Rio rande railroad Mr. Dolard did not believe that
passhoders represent settling claims
against passhoders His motion
substitute for Mr. sapp carried almost
unanimously
President Lightley plainly taken back and for the
moment non lused to
Sapp the will of the meeting he would
his stead later subsequently it announced that
Rudolph had fill the vacancy the
claims committee.
Another important committee selected the legislative
T. W GRAY, H. C. Bartlett and G. L.
this committee devise legislation
large and particularly
to the Gunnson county stock growers
Still another committee with important work bearing
individual members the association j. the
Dpar1 Louis Rouvee Jas Il Spann. ltis
consult with railroad officials for the
purpose beerng division points for shippers
complaint heard of the which shippers left
standing raroad yards while changes of being
The caboo OF the incoming j. switched OF the train
as point and the shippers who
compelled ride caboose standing
several What the sockmen is
little comic during these waiting periods
meeting endorsed Columbus Stoue. past president of
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
Population Statistics ot County
ond 8toto.-ooO0Sou9l'0
Contribution.

bulletin Just issued the United bureau
interesting statistics the composition and char
population There tables which
present statscs Of color nativity parsnage citizenship
iteacy school attendance and d~eiags and families These
each county separately The when this data
gathered the regular year a 1910
The total population of Gunnsoa county at the 1910
5s97 This II 56 1900 O the
population $3.50 white and the bslanc44-nego
The native whites white parenage numbered aces
native whites of foreign mixed paentage 1855 foreign born
whites 1892 vi the foreign born whites the greatest number
Italians with Austrians and third Germans 130
ada Denmark England Finland France Greece Holland Ire
Turkey and Wales.
whites whose parents foregn-born the
greatest Next the
with named above represented in this
literally
the head MALES OF Voting Age there listed
2474 The of native 80 foreign
mixed parentage white 449 IL of the
whites had been naturai and liz had
papers. The aliens numbered 45 and those
classified unknown numbered s3
The number of literae males of voting
20 In 1900 the percentage of ilecy OF this
class There only native white iterate 80
erates and of this class who
an illterate
of a total of 467 OF school ageths age being placed
attended school The total population
divided to SEX 1867 males and 2,23o females
There the county and 1924 maintaining
dwellings,
Colorado a population of 79eo24. of which
A lived in the and
Continued on Page 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
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q ~ 3 y Iss Akss tks sssA
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. ~ AsaD u Ms JesrpA Asltrr,
oss Ot1ssy psessdsaS Nm
Ollosy ~ . pager On l.saG
0u1IpOs t1n0 " Li,esssSse." nss
oub<suo . papss On "Osslss~ Il
Easasnss rA.lsephy." sad IN
klAsDs1n8 - esnoy % Art
~ kssh Usse some-Ssde- La6b,s
% e@s LIZ snd Character sad
- Sslls . ssHspsss n 'iros
Womaa"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
- 0oDn eooso ooos
V0sss6 WeA
A0w - 0ssA,ssoD es@n,e S0snossss vsA,s
- 00aou.ooeso0DoDa1sso - 49, o0A
- VunW a1s1 vno - 0osss1
- onnA.

With uaHsrs,shed slIaosAssss 81
the belloa bosss sssd = sAs kssuG
i,es slscsion in The dsaessss VsssinNs
throaGhost the county wess sllsosd
TO remsis in % ov'sa ssno u Csqpay
CIert Hssley's oik4.s q ~ snss'
hosss fos seversl dsys slsss AsiAe
vssssssd BY elscsioa olscisls. 49,
they we're 10 handy pssch a ssysea
Who might wsss 70 'NeoSss' -
shs eoasssss, end sl.o cAss0ia0 -
ths dooss Of sAe cossay clssts -
we're pso>sctsd osly viAA as1iaDs
Yah locAs " vAicA ssvsssl psss1 y
held ksys, the costesAsss ia shs -
.issiosess csD. pssAiaG 49,
Oesssy JsAes O.. nsskssisOuQpn
rsssAsy = - Usss, 80 sks4( y
ssss - ~ ssnVasisas q =
wiasy - -. 4. Ga -
|0R~1D~O1uo1no O>1D0 =
esssa q ~ Aal1sas ~ ~ pssp@
q asssstsinisG IL sssssis q sAsa
vsss ~ vssa0ls1ly ssssasd is
their RepsbsiCsn -PvessssIve oppos-
eass. W A. 0illsspry 80 E. n
NcDowsIl, elected on The fsce of ths
retsrns. The court 10 sshed 10 rule
that the, coateats Of the ballot boxes
be isnosed in trial u the peadinN
csses.
The answers further slleGs thst il
Bull Moose voaes were oosatel fos
Mcdowell end Gillaspsy. - the con
ssstoss slleee. thst sscA actioa Of the
election jsdsss wss corssct. - il waa
generally known ths4tke Progrsssive,
the Roosevelt and the Boil Moosa
psrties vers ose and tks ssae, end
Altho~Gh The Ball Aonss ed Roose-
velt pegties had no coadidstso fos
coanissioeess o1csa, vo>sss oastinl
straight bslloAs Tor Other of The toe
parties lest nooed iateaAed that they
shosld BE- cosstsd fos Tie ProGsess.
ises
A general tsaial . asAs Of the
alleGsAioas OF ~ coaAssAoss thot ans
considerable numbes Al Bell Moose
votes we're cosnsed Tor the contestees,
IL sny = all The coaAesasss sItorn
eye, f n. Nosr~e end B. A. Veg.
ener. announce that shsy oil! chal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06

teaNe the ssssenests in the
cssssssoss petisioas shsseis it 10 o.
IaGed tAsi in preciacts spsciacslly
NAMED certain Bull Moose voIss wese
cossssd fos the Prosressivss, OF thss
there ssss cay Ball heose sotss css,
st oil.
The eossessoss Asve tss dsys fpoo
the 6liaG II shs sss~ers in vhich 70
reply TAs lsAsSass of ~ .asssss
co~ssisG ~ sss poinss ssissA, is-
lose:
"Fs answer 70 pessgsspA eighth
q saiA slaAsoeet, eontsu1ss apsci6e-
ely dssiss tAss in tAs pssciscss u
ssid Cosssy ns3sd aad ssohsssA
N - pssa0ssSA % IN say ahss
psssiosls - = "a. sAaG ksllo4s Osss
wssaGpslly cossAsd 1os oosAesAo. Z.
= 0e0sosll. 49, = V sAsskss -
- y - pssciaSas = - Os.aAV
saas1 - ssoksssA IN - passr
|GssSA - 10 say psscisa - = ~,
eAsss 0sss helISss Cess ia okicA ~
vSass 0soas sitAsr tAs cord Roessssss
~ osll hosss in sAs spsCs in sscA
hallsa intssdsd 70 10 kllsA ost 10
esdes ~ vOAs . straight tickss ssd
I'D not Hsrk The ss,d bsllos With .
ososs or oshes msrk opposite the
aaas of sid Mcdowell, contsssss
hes not and csnno4 obssin ssGcent
kso~IsANs - iaformssioa upos
shicA 70 bsss belief end tAersioss
specifically denies the ssoe; that IL
there sese bslloss cast in The pss
ciacss Of sid county named s.d
ssmbered in ssid paragraph or in
say psscisct or st all. in whioh TIE
vo4ss sroAs either the word Roosevelt
o. Nell Aeoss in the spscs in esch
Aallos iatsaded 10 be fillsd oct in
osder 70 vote straight ticket. end
did not marx the ssid Osllos vith .
csuss or other mark opposite the
aeas of cid AcDo~sll, that shsther
a. not cay Of the said balloss were
oosnSsd OF retsrre ed for or in isvos
of eaid contesAee, this contesass hes
s0t sd cannot obtsin sufficient
kso~Iedge spon which TO bess .
bslief end therefore specifically
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
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VbuunnGa

IL ~ shan On hos go . AalI
oAo toUa trsssss~. = to ssoulos
0ses0hss .ssasaG ssad lss TsS
~ s~sasax. a,.p,sed At cs.ssAs-
shb iapostsss sssse~a Upos
Oossoa a Tssssse EsAsss sAe So
Assssua e. tsasacs 80 saeadsd bs
ehss0sAe the bssadesy hasss II ~
sssssus1Dd distract - - " ssc!s1s
esly 49, ssrrsssry bstssss Gsns0's
cad koU lork ssssses sa1 hss
ead bsOs sssssss osly Dla,ks IN.
AZ, l3. ~. 2i, %. - and - Os,G
anal tsssnlsoa aud Bisca los Wess
Gsnsison sse noe in the &re hms,s
The osie,asl ordinance wss posed
oa Apssl IA. I912, When Dr Ssafosa
Oss mayor. Trustee Eaaaes 20
plsined thai he wss sare soue ,sa
psoveoests would lie made 10
vacant property formerly included
via The FIRE limits II restrictioas
Oere removed The ordinance wss
sneaded wishout dissenting
voice
Msver + NJ Noarse stated 10 the
board thai Prlscipsl G. A HolIin9s-
Aesd u the Ganu,son Normal had
eomPlsined to hlm frequently ths,
stock Was being turned into the
kormsl grounds at night TO grsse
The Rsycs said that the Normal
principal had told him that the wire
6sace ssosnd the grounds had bssn
cut st times, but he did not know
vho the ssilty persons we're. Town
Attorney Wesener told the trustees
sAss il evidence coald be secsped,
ehs pessons could b. prosecuted
Oader the state Lac coBcesainH
0alicioss mischief. The trsssses
O~ss sssnimous in their opisica
ehss ths school evo~nds sAoslA bs
0sUesoosA, cad To~s AWarsey
sWa0sss Wss yIgsdss1 to, lfsx 6
0sdiHsaoe that wosld cover the csse
TIE psesent ordinance does nos
sosch spoG depredstious Of the hind
complained Of
Considerable talk was had Of the
condition OF the bank of the river
opposite the Palisades Residents
IN the neighbornood Of the power
plant, it was stated. had been WORK
ias fos several werks to repair Gu.
in the bank, which was letting in q
lsree flow Of water from the river
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06

ssA sA.ca - ssA.aNs,sS ~
ps-Vssss - 49, ESb. h 80
ssoossnsd 49, = AsGA ~ssss sAs
rs.ss siGhs hsssA shsss0a ssA ssst
- puoss pas.s. hss sAas 80 SD
70 h. s~psusssk - sAe ri~.s So
Insasd - h0A Sso~ad. Bss such
- essuAsslssy so.sld ssssaly dom
- ssssAsass on the los grossd ss
she sstoAhorhsed II ths power plant
b sss aec'aed sAss the towa
sAass~sr Ipve~slssas coadss,ops and
sepers 10 the trustees The esaessI
epss,oa wss thai the tesn shaald
ssssss those whes- psepersy go
thresseaed
The re of $40 reasired By shs
erdinsnee from persons distributing
bslIe, botters. ese., wss reduced ~
Z wsth the idea If encouraging
someone 10 accept the duties ei
town ballposter. aud handle all this
business. The matter came sp
through the prosecution recent, II
tobacco advertiser who Was arres
ted tor sticking labels aud tsckias
signs proaiscaopsly about town, in
violation of an old ordinance. The
board member- insisted that citizens
should he protected against petty
annoysnces by these migratory ad-
vertisers. bat at the same time
there should be some responsible
person allowed TO carry on this leg
itimass business.
ThrosNh On offer Of Mr.. Coopes
TO pSschsse, the trustees asde the
startling discovery thsa ths tows
possssssA two lots in tAs vicinity u
Rsby avense end ColossAo strsrt
M Cooper oAessd 70 buy she~ u
ol0 apisce. The board dscidsd IA
have . coemissse sppss;ss then.
TIE loAs - locsssd 10 shs ssiGkh0-
hool a tke Nosasl scheol. 80 ~
bassd sAosGAs 49, ~ ssss vossA
|Sstn a~vVn1ROnvWN1Ulo1
nAeslss .ossAly bills ssss -
loweA end psposss Il oaicsss .sAe.
Msvshsl J d Jennings repostsd tAsa
thew he'd bsen no psusscvtiops and
Health OAicer N j Hysst reported
that theve we're no contasioss or in
fectioss diseases
Standing around the cosncil room
after the meeting wss over, the
members and the mayor, slongwith
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06
49, o. osnunsa

Oa Tsssdsy evening next, q the
nssASdsA cAsrch. Gill eccsr a
cAssch Ass9srs thai will tr.HS
srssssl distinguished churchmen T.
toWs.
Rss d D. Forsyth, super,u,ea-
Asas II sks Denver district of ths
cA~scA, osu BE- pseseat and spesk
oa "Tks NsS fioancisl Plsn of the
X 4. CAsrch This address
psosHssss n - extrenel, Interesting
Rev > D. Lace. superintendent a
The Mo GrsSd district. wlil also l,e
pssssst sad Gill make a talk
Tke banquet wlli be in charge oi
the Norsssl clase ed the church
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06

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Tks Grst seal snow storm ~ the
ssssoa drifted in upon No last satur
dsy. Ersessl inches of snow fell
On Wednesday night snother several
inches csRe down A brilliant sun
W lolloviAs day hcked IT up pretty
iast, ho0eves
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06

nss. Fssak 8 Csthbert writes
kes ansAer. Ms Farley, that the
ls1Asr's Gssadsne, Sidney Farley
nc0issiA died On Nov. e6 q AHss-
psas JssCsisa. Nd, sAsss ks hsd
Assa sAaasAiaG scAeA Acsae
oviGAs's Aisls0 sssasl Asssh. Es-
essiane-OAiD-A1D-lnAu1nn -
oSeAss - pssuise1 . lssass fsuo
~ yssa0 osa sssaiaG thsa - sss
plsssiag . visa ho1s sa Chriss~ss
ns. - Nm. Csthkert visited him
% sAsis vsy 10 Florida from Gsn-
.is,a, end srote bsck that he was
doing sss il. school end his heslth
sho~e1 nsrked improvement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-12-06

L. v. Hyatt and family Of Hois-
inGton, Kss visited DIR. end Mrs.
N. j. Hystt Thanh ksgivins
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