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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
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(Speeiat to The Richmond Virginian.)
GORDONSVILLE. VA. Nov ga
Fred Curd. Of Richmond, was the
guest several days this week of his
sister, Miss Mary Curd, in this city.
Miss Minnie DOWN. of Washing
-tcn4 has arrived to spend some time
with her mother, Mrs. NJ. J. DOWN.
Q. l.. Watson. treasurer OF Orange
county. was On r business trip to
Gordonsvilie on Thursday.
Beverley Wrig'>t Is on visit to his
father. Captain George Wright, In
the city.
Mrs. w. L. Richards and Miss
Mamie Lee DOWN were or SHOP
ing expedition TO Orange on Thurs
day.
Mrs. r. w. Bowen left a few days
since to spend some tiuse with rela-
IVES and, fr.e-sas in Washington and
Mr~.-~burg. w Va. \,
W. l. Davenport. Chesapeake and
Ohio agent at Gladstone. visited his
sisters and other relatives here this
week
Revx j. b. Cock her returned from
Petersburg. where he attended the
Baptist association.
DIR. r. NJ. Taylor. Of Louisa. was
vi-ifor on Wednesday at the home of
Misses Bette and Lille Fabcr.
Mrs. =. c. Jackson. after pleas
ant visit Of several weeks to friends
n the Lpeore section, has returned
to her home In GordonsviIle.
Miss Margie Williams, of Thelma,
was TIE guest on Thursday of Mrs.
J. G. Lcake. on Dianond HILL
Mrs. j. Fl. Hall returned on Thurs
aav frcra a visit ~ several weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED At
The VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY

Adoption OF the Fourteenth Amends
ment. BY II. F. Flack. 1908.
The American Scene. BY Henry
James. 1907.
Censorship OF the Church of Rome.
BY @. Fl. Putnam. 1905.
The Conquest of the Great North
west. BY Agnes C. Laut. 1911.
The Criminal and the Community.
By James Devon. 1912.
Criminal Man. BY Cesare Lom-
Darwlnism To-day BY V. L. Kel-
logg. 1907.
Development of Western Civiliza-
ton. BY j. ID, Forrest 1907.
Dictionary Catalogue of operas. by
John Towers. 1910.
Essentials OF Milk Hygiene. BY c.
o. Jensen. 1909.
Equal Suffrage. BY Fl. L. Sumner.
1903
Farmers OF Forty Centuries. BY n.
III. King. 1911.
French -Colonists and Exiles in the
United states, Ey J. G. Rosensarten
1907.
From Sail to Steam By G. r.
Mahan. 1907.
The Genesis Of Lincoln. BY j. II.
Cathey IN. d..
A History OF Commerce BY Give
Day. 1909.
Index OF Mining Engineering Lit
eraturs. By W. II. Crane. 1909.
The Intelligence of the Flowers. BY
Maurice Maeteiitnck. 1907.
. liz Mankind Advancing? BY Mrs.
John Martin. 1910.
Law, Its Origin, Growth and Func.
ton. BY James c. Carter. 1907.
Leo Tolstoy. BY Paul Birukofr
1911.
Life OF Christ in Recent Research.
BY. william Sunday. 1905.
Literature in the Elementary School
BY P, l.. MacClintock. 1910.
The Lore Of cathay. BY w. A. r.
Martin. 1912
Chr Navy and the Barhary Cor
sairs. BY G. W. Allen. 1905.
Our Struggle for the Fourteenth
Colony. BY J. II. Smith. 1907.
Plays OF Our Forefathers. BY C.. AZ.
Gayley. 1907.
Richard Hickman Menefee. BY ].
w. Townsend. 1907.
Scientific American Cyclopedia .of
Formulas. BY A. A. Hopkins. 1911.
Seems So. BY stephen Reynolds.
1911.
Selected List OF Plays for Amateurs
By McFadden & Davis. 1905.
A Short History Of Germany. BY n.
r. Henderson. 1911.
TO CANVASS VOTE
OF VIRGINIA TO-DAY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

O. To suppress news OF crime on the ground
that it VIII injure public morals.
8. To emphasize news of disgusting and de-
grading crimes in order to appeal to q de-
PRAYED TASTE
II was OF the comparatively few papers
of the last type that President Poteat was evil
dently speaking 1t is a pity that he did not
emphasize that his remarks had no applica-
tion to the bulk OF papers or that the reporter
did not quote him fully The public knows
that this third class of papers has little stasd-
ms and less influence and the number is de-
Greasing.
There is really no place in this sensible world
Tor newspaper to sur, ess news or CRIME De-
cause news of wrong, ng may iniure public
morals. The newspaper must print the news
such as it is. 1t is longer Il newspaper
when IL suppresses what everybody is talking
about, whether 1t be a murder, a suicide. an
assassination, o sermon or political address.
II Is "a map of busy ife' and must b. a true
map. The swamps and depressioas must APP
pear as well the mountains and hills. X
a paper lriats only good things, its re:ders
cou,e to Lave an incorrect knowledge ~ the
world and think that sin no more rsigus. II
paper rr.nts only stories OF vice AM ernie,
he readers come to think that the world is
Yiace uf crime and evil. rhe truth lies be-
tween The paper must print thu IT. VIZ Of the
LAY. never appealing to the vulgar taste or
dishing up stories of crime to at,ract those
with low tastes.
oiNe AAs No NApu4sateu He"op"pSi' "N
Jared Lyman Abbott at Trinity college. II
must read in MY morning papar the happen
ngs of the previous day--the gond. the bad
md the indifferent--so that ] can 10" myself
the world 1t s. II I rea1 only of the
good deeds ] feel no impulse to reform II
read only the stories of crime. grow help
.es3 thinking the world is all bad. The ex-
aurgated journal has no place for the man
who is truly trying to know exactly what the
world believes in is so that he may be most
helpful in his genera ton"
Lyman Abbotts position Is more nearly right
han is President Poteat's If the latter is cor
rectly rted.-Raegh News and Observer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25

to her daughter, Mrs. C. b. Leckey.
In baltimore.
DIR. Isaac Curd, who has been in
Richmond for the ps.st several weeks,
has returned to his home In Gordons-
Vile.
Mrs. A. b. Quisenoerry, of Hin.
ton, w. Va, has been spending the
week with Mrs. N. j. DOWN.
Mir. and Mrs. J. l.. T. Sneed were
called to haiiottess lille this week on
account of the serioas illness OF Mrs.
Sneei's mother, Mrs. Robert Mar
shall.
MRS. r.. G. Watkins has been SPEND
ing the week with ner mother. Mrs,
J. II. Niche, IN Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Pnil Sergeant. OF
Raleigh, n. c., were guests this week
Of the formers sister. Mrs. Emmett
Turner. In the city.
Mrs. J. IA. Matthias left few days
since to visit relatives and friends
in kokomo. Ind, and Chicago.
NJ. G. HIN of Baltimore, was on
a business trip to Gordonsville on
Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
MOTT Err AND CHILD
ARE BOTH DNOWNED

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, Nov. ga
very pathetic drowning accident
occurred at Pocomoke last night
about 1880 o'clock. when Mrs. Ell
mire Arlington, aged thirty-five. and
her son. FIVE years old. were drowned
in the Pocomoke river near the draw
bridge.
Mrs. Arlington came from her
home In Hanford. Va. on the Eastern
Shore. yesterday morning with her
child to accompany her husband from
Pocomoke aboard his vessel. the May
flower. two masted schooner. which
had been in drydock at Pocomoke for
repairs
The child was resting on a railing
when In some unknown manner he
lost his balance and fell against his,
mother who was close by his side.
Thinking the child was about to go
overheard, the mother made a frantic
effort to save him when she tripped
md I. II into the stream. carrying her
child with her.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
CURRENT COMMENT
:
The Bachelors Troubles.

This is vacation time for the home-staying
ha rheior The wives of his married friends
have all come home from seashore ana noun
tains and at last he may resume his normal
regimen. During the summer he has been left
to the whns and vagaries of Benedlcts intoxl-
Gated with new-feund liberty tending to license
MY wifes gone to the country, hooray. hooray!' y
IL not merely song. but IA condition and one
which annually dismays and discounts the
! stea y-Eoing haehelefH he proposes to hifFt-
self a quiet pipe and early bed. comes mar
ried man, newly released from marital regular
ity and talks of poker. late hours and strong
drink forgetting that to the hapless bachelor
these things have neither the charm OF novelty
nor the pquancy of forbidden fruit. Nightly
the bachelor is hailed forth protesting but hiep-
less and made to perform ANEW the antics or
his green and salad days; and thus he wastes
his sleep and substance. throughout the long sum-
mer, in proftless pursuit of pleasures that for
him have long ago lost their SAVIOR. Whsn
The leaves begin TO turn in the mountains ana
he breezes to grow chilling at the beach, he
finds himself. wan and weary, loo ng forward
with wistful yearning to the return of ms
friends respective wives; for he knows that
only at their home coming may he hope to
resume his orderly life.-Columhia state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
or VIRGINIA TODAY

The vote OF Virginia in the national
election of November 5th will be cam
vassed by the State board OF can
vassers today, the board having
been called to meet In the offices Of
the secretary Of the Commonwealth
for that purpose. Governor Mann n
chairman Of the beard.
Wilson's majority in Virginia has
been announced unoffic'aily as tho
largest given a Democratic candidate
since the new constitution, went into
effect The exact amount OF that ma
jority will be determined tomorrow
afternoon when 1t is expected, the
work of counting shall have been
completed. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
A RIG MISTAKE.

When Miss Jane adams helped Colonel
Roosevelt TO use the sufragette movement for
his own ends, she struck blow at the cause
Of woman's suffrage. the extent OF which few
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
Rack 20 Mature,

An English review propounds the paradox that
modern man has taken to Finding his pleasure
IN discomfort"
There is a kernel Of literal truth in that. as
little examination shows. 1t Is simply another
way of stating the pleasurahle reaction against
luxury and the pampered life.
People nowadays revolving against the piled
up modern conveniences' of the too elaborate
home and certain comfort in discomfort.
There Is the fad of outdoor Sleeping teven
IN Indictment weather.) which a dozen years ago
would have stamped you a crank Energet'c
gentlemen take to the hiking" mania and perfer
walking twenty miles in mud and rain to rid
'ng in a cushioned car. People in the seaboard
owns fee from the uncomfortable coziness and
siippered of home to court tn pleasurahle
nardships OF driving gales and thrashing spray
rs the very unable seamen of small sailing
crafts
After all. this straining away from luxury
and artifeiaiity and back to tho relative dis-
comfort OF the primitive, is more natural than
naradoxical and bespeaks the wholesome in
stinct for nature pure and unadorneG, implanted
n the heart Of men 1t is sound instinct for
he pleasure that invgorates and does not pail
rUr, says Wordsworth
Nature never did tetray
The heart that really loved her.
milwaukee, Sentinel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
portcr--Hakc.

Albert ]. Porter AMI Miss Minnie
Hake were married Wednesday after
noon. the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. DIR. Jones, pastor Of
the Fulton Baptist church. The we'd
ding took place I, the home OF tho
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
jar~sn Hake., 532 Nicholson street.
The groom is a member Of the
rciice force. and In attached to the
Second STATEN. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
will he nj home after November 25th
ut 1903 Beverly street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
And Bust II Was.

William Allen White can now rewrite his
amous editorial entitled Roosevelt or Bust. -
nd call it Roosevelt and Bust."-New York
POST.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
In a Class by Hirse

In Class by Himself.
Mt. Pryan should he content. This country
,as had many presidents. but few Warwicks.-
hcago News: f'"~' ''' "' .,.f "'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-25
CHURCH HILL NEWS

6aak ~ phonAd u Modison 1855. a " 80 - ~ "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
The Colorado and Southern

Compelling, if possible, reopenng of the Colorado and
Southern railroads South Park line by
e towns IN the northeastern of the county Recently
luton adopted by the Tin Cup endorsing the ac
non OF NeNsthampion in calling upon the chamber of
commerce to institute inquiry before the
into the matter
This indicates the prevailing should inspire
TO the towns tributary support them in every Ian
dbe movement and there backing will
ways he given
On Saturday last the district of Denver county dis
missed the petition of the Colorado an Injunction
TO prevent the railroad commission enforcing against
the railroad the breckenridge This every
Tor further delay by the Gunnison chamber
Even did not sincerely South Park line rr
opened To traffic. because OF its value a competing ne there
thing will force the standardng narrow guage
line, IT VIII be active competition N this territory
The oTening of the South Park give such CONNIE
ion and doubtless would hasten third on the
io 6randes Marshall division Broadguaging the Rio
"rande narrow portion of the third idle
dream IT necessity and 10 bound Rapidly incea sing
trafe and the desire of the railroad se to shorten
It's through route to the coast will bring th.
Everyone position that the -electon
m - Bush president of the Denver made
Tor the purpose OF bringing the Missouri Pacific ane
ana the Western Pacific roads operating relations
The handling OF transcontinenta business
The shorter and the route of travel AM,
fafc can he made the securing tran-on
business they will have Railroad declare that the
narrow guage line from Sada Junction can be changed
hout great cost from railroad engineering standpoint 90
10 reduce the distance the present line mileage from
sixty to seventy miles Viewing from everv angie un
nsson county interests demand resumption of ra over the
Colorado and Southera's South Park line
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Miss Anna Hilkowitz cf Denver
w.s The gsess Of Mrs. E. j. Sampli-
per seSesA days lsse week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
osaalv 0nasos -

Up ON Italian nountaln, ssts kve-
roo@ modern dwelling, occspisA By
one Of Psris' socisl isvoritss, vhe
hes come TO Anerics 70 redsso -
promise 70 frieads that she would ~
inbsrse them for money invssssd j.
sa Anericsn esssrprise ct hss 80
sessioa.
This women 10 hsdape EsnAss
lsfsSvre, not over thirty yssss q
~, . vidow, hsssaifsl of lsss 81
GG~se, - sssioss IN aisA 80 -.
Pcss. AsA fssskss. - kss q
snsssl iseoos sssinsssA u CSC, ,0OO
. ysss, ssd . wssAsA of TiAisn hair.
Thew is soshisg pssticslarly
ro0sntic sbost MADAM Lsfebvre-
she hes too serious q bss,ness in
hsad-but her undertaking is full Of
the element Of romance. She has
given up the pleasures of France q
say capitsl TO assume management
OF mining company that bears her
name, and which owns three
quarters of the stock of the Star
mine, - we'll ss other properties in
the immediate neighbo, hood.
Each day from an Office located in
one room of the house she occupies
as her living abode, Madame
Lefebvre directs the operations Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
Uncle Job Gives Advice
From e.ooa~la sail l.ase w-s.ly

My son" said nce job 10 small boy "you are
ginning TO SIT and take notice and tell you in ad
that this world things always they
so when too good copper him When yoa
Older aud have learned You viii understand co
a man y equiv alent to t~tting that he will not
When YOU a who loves assail his fellow
because he ea~s TO take glass Of assa him
then go home and read New Testament and reflect that
he converted %
Again when a who assais his fellow for
smoking cigar and thus msusss little authority which
tsen him to osrscs such
again about those byp
critics who strain at gnats but who would push
the OF needle Read further what spul-
ehres that whitewased the outside
with all uncleauiness.
when you a land liberty who by every act
give notice that they had their they would
liberty to what they approve and nothing your
tod that YOU not brought home where
d that Kind had the chance to make mothers life miserable
and who would have made fe little every
got big enough to lick him.
MY the human has many disguises that the
majority the voters o the country often distinguish
human mushroom from human toad STOOL when
stools get ON top the whole community liable
when you a who makes his likes dislkss
govern his LIE and when he would he coud
doe what he approved and would punish all who di.age
hm YOU need not hesstate such either
who should he rssraissd he hyporte scoundr who
spends most O his leisure time in brown can ret
the hest a his fellow
NY teliA lis hat IL ninnod do~u ,a.~. ~,.la
for consideration Of ~ so steal his marrag.
hheate and swear that his legitimacy doubt
On course We have such people in Salt Lake thers
are lew OF them in Utah. and when
has no possible conception Of put him down
them.
when you such a to carry some retty poiu,
OF his ready to deny the wisdom savior and dis
them sure and only needs chance the you
conclusion"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

bic Compound has done more for me than
oil the doctors. Ifeel it my duty to tell
you these facts. Ny heart is full o(
gratitude TO Lydia E. Pinkham's yeee-
table Compound for my health. Mrs.
HARRIET E.. wAMPLER, 524 s. Ransom
Street, Ottumwa, Iowa
CeasiAee Ven IlAis AAySrn
No woman suffering from sny form
Of female troubles should hose hone un-
al she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound fair trial
This famous remedy, the medicinal IN
gfedents Of whicA are derived frum
native roots and kerbs, has far nearly
eaV years proved - be . most valuc-
be tone md invigusse a obe fe-
male organism W0Oen everyvhere
besf wiling testimay - sAe vunderfua
vRt.e q Lydka Z fnAAnn's ve~et>-
be CompuunA
y 20 Wsne Rsxoa1 savsse vre>e -
1V06 Z HnkAG1 De0soue O.. 60.
SsueaaD 1vu, laA Ter lsSasr Nh
- Gpeuo4 p0o1 - ausOxsp1 ~ a
Wso1n - ~ u setsee esu0stsn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
Shocking Newss

Sixty cent silver, and then six.
ty-fve aud Colorado viii go q
booming. The chronic unlwliev-
er will sneer at this but then the
chrome unbelieyer is the sort OF
pest that finally eats himself he
cause he is particularly fosd of
decayed matter for food. Copper
is ALSO advancing. What are We
coming to- The knocker will
soon have to- use his owH ~ ull
for pounding block in the alb
sence Of something softer. tise,
how we will miss his whine, but
alas, gee, how glad We will ts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
iowa WOMAN
WELL AGAIN
frssd frsa SAssaias Pains,
Sp;aA Wsalnssa D;zziness,
- ly1ia e. Psalkhaa's
veesGaAe Csapsu.A.
Ottumwa. Iowa. For years | wa,
almost . constant sufferer from female

trouble in all its
dreadful form $ /;
shooting pains all
over my body. sick
h d a che spinal
weakness. dizziness,
d ssion, and
everything that was
horrid. ! tried many
doctors in different
parts of the United
States, hut Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vereta-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

the Ster nsse. coesslss vsst her
ssPssssassAs~s. Z n Nsaa. and
pessoaaals ssssads ~ she coss~~psn-
assa~ ssesdsus ~ sse bsssps~.
asas..s t<kssss< -p~sAs t.Ass,.a
iissasis saa wrssss . ~eli
h - seUse tsnse IN lars Oetoher
stat sess dssoss< 81 f..A.os sna
pseas~ss csase ~ Gsan,sen eounas
a.sscs IRON fas.s. She ~ss a kessy
stock holder N the Sssna~sd Amer,
can t.ssep~sa h'nsax company 4.
~hsse ssaot wss held prsaespally IN
France. The co@psay bed psr-
CHASED hsss the half sn,ese-s IN the
star ussss held By Charley Hubbard.
the lacsses Then II sequirsd an
other assrser which wss held b,
Milton Ss0ssh, r. j.. o'poaaeil and
athers II beaver.
Much e.s~us.stsctson mad tmsa ex-
pressed wssh the management tl.en
bssns given the mine, and Madame
Leiebvre called . eoanesl II her
friends she he'd invested in the
stock of the company and told them
taat If they would turn over their
stect 10 hss, GivlnG her control, she
would Gsassntee taea fell Fetura of
tbe snesnss they he'd invested.
This was done sad Madame I.efebvre
came 10 Celossdo 70 plsce the Star
mine on q paying besss.
One Of her very Srst acts ws. 10
change tbs official heeds Of the mine
Many explssssioss Of THE scs,oa have
been osiesed by pseple on the out
side, bat sstksstse iaforaation is 10
tue effect skss the mime he'd, to cav
the Iesst, hssa run witAost vesssd 10
the sBaesssts Of sAe owpsss. ysst
recently ssothss cAaAGe wss made
resultlAG IN shs slssosiOa Il Mr..
Mum 70 The ssPssisssadsscy. He
had pseviOssly hsss sssisaass
whes sAs eaaiaG vissss wss
herslAsd N Ds0sohss By Ssiul saows .
everybody tAsseAs tkss Nsdsae
Lsfebvss woalA lass eousans cad
leave tlss ooaaAaiaGAs ios 8 lOwer
and wesoss ssCsios bss u tAis ~
spscs tksy ssCAoesA lsAiy. hsAa~e
Lefsbsvs vss ssAs.s4sA ky tke
sevsss eolA 80 kssvy ssowfsll,
whicA - sioa hlsCksd IL voaAs ior
hosss % 49, Nssssl vas inpos,ible
/ SAs - Osss hesk - esstA fsua
the eaas oiss 70 CsusDsi bs~Gs, in
the Aasd-siAiAg 80 wseuss, tskinG
her paess hsuias ~ asa, jsa . Z
she wsse 0as a sAsa, esasagsoss
and sesuagAaiaiao. o. - asss-
sian sAses ~ - ~ aiss 80
9akia0 - Ssnnso euiA aaaepsd .
~ oesoAaio - dFOun -
Nwy essAGsuo ~ ~ 80 pvlsssA-
osas. ~ osa. sless ss1ins, e.
noseseA 49, ~ wosA % no
esssAes 49, siGAs hssssss q the
pseveiliAG ssosn. MsAsns Ieishvve
tssaAsA. sksn ~ sksir waning cour-
49, s.d ssksd for snowsAoes thst
she night eoatisse tAe Journey 10
tine mine slose. They wese denied
her because Of the foolhsrdiness of
the venture.
Madame Lefebvre was . visitor TO
Gsnnisoa ysstesday on the way TO
Grsad Jsnctioa on bssinsss. The
mountain life she hes bssa leading
has taken none Of Madame Lebebvre' Q
love Of dress from her. Her attire
% evidenced when she appeared in
the dining room OF the LAVeta hoGel
where she Was stopping. wss fault
lessly fashionable and OF the verv
latest mode.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
c. q ~.

Nm. J. Qsillaa saA cAilassn taks
this .sesns oi thssAiaG tksis fsis.As
for TIE naay kisdssss sAo~s Assias
their pooeut beresveweat. ST.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

will sAsrpsa yo~r sssssy rssor
blsdes % they will Cot - god as
new. 30 0oeass dos for siaGle edge
and 80 cents for double edse. Lssve
them ct Hubbard 4 Lismsn's jewell
~ store. r. 8. CROSBY.
fHf
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

The Episcopal Guild will give .
81. ValestiDe tee st the home of the
president, Mrs. Dale, Tomichi Ave,
Feb. L. An apros bszar will be hel q
in coanection Herewith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
XY/ANT-ADS.........
" Csannusl Guun - RsH.
n -

n -
HosssAold goods, white Orpiax-
ton psllsts elO dox.
54. A. L. MCKEE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

Tke Sodaiity Of the Catholic
cA.scA will give ds.ce st Wood
- Hill o. s.. Naleatipe's night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02

The CAsissiaa Eadeavor society
Of ~ PsssAysssiaa cA.rcA ~ q
tAehs1s Il Aiss Hesea Linton Tves
day eseoiag-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-02
ksaiss I. Csuapss>ss,

Sealed proposals. will be received
at the Office of the Town Clerk, Gun
nison, Colorado, up to three (3)
O'Clock p. m. Of Wednesday the 2lst
day of February, 1912, for furnish
ing all material, equipment and labor
and constructing q water power
plant in and for said city.
Each bid must be accompanied bv
a certified check in the sum of Five
Thousand $4,000 Dollars.
All of the materials, equipment
and work shall be furnished and
done in accordance with the plans
and specifications on file in the Office
of the Town Clerk. Gannison, Colo
RADIO, and ct the Office of the En0i-
neers, Kansas City, Missouri
Any one contemplating a bid on
the work and desiring extra copies
Of the plane for personal use may
obtain the same fyom the Engineers
by making a payment Of Five 50
Dollars TO cover the cost Of the prints.
The Town reserves the right TO
rejec4 any and al bids and no bid
will be considered which is not in
sccordance with the speci6c.tions
and reqsiseoents of this notice.
E. n CoLLIxs. Mayor.
n j. ScHxrTz, Town Clerk.
BURNS & Mcdowell, Engineers.
62l-26 ScarTit; BsiIding,
50 Kanese City, Missouri.
Miss Anna Hilko~itz ef Denver
wss Tie gsess Of Mrs. E. j. SampIi-
per sevesA dsys last wesk.
Tke Sodaiity Of the Catholic
cA.scA will give . Aanr at Wood
~ Hill o. s. ValestiBe's night.
n CAristiaa Eo6eavor society
of ths rsssbysesiaa cAsrcA ~ q
tke hs0s 4 Ais Hesea Linton Tees
dey esssiae-