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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
DINNER FOR VETERANS
ri,Ipnopd Chspter. L. ID. G., VIII Honor
Men at Ire Camp Home

TIL. Richmond chapter 90 tnf D-'-- IT, >
~ -n. Con.cdo-a-y. az a meeting tc-te9o-s
.,c-rinc. decided on December i - tAe
so.. Tor the Christmas dinner waicn u an
-.,,ttv gives 20 tnc veterans % t-' -
,-a-r- soldiers Horne. NJ D. a b-'n"t =
v..- -am.d IS Chairman o; q commute 70
o,r-sec irrau-eu.ufS sac VIII announce
--. -.srn.e Of those 90 ssrre Win atF AZ a
,a..s meeting soon 20 D. hid az wax y
eta. arrangements cor the cinAfr "i- D.
un.ls.
MI. chapter ~ - 20 endorse tie move
mon. fo- a si-v appropriation toT pie. SOU q
-.......s.s : committee rep-.s-.tins tac or
-arlr4.inn recently appeared. o. C'iii4i.i'
ustr those from o-a.r bodies. or'ore IN"
,-....r.s- committee fo -r-e fle srproi-.a
..0- NJ Norman y. Randolph. f-s john
d RICHARDSON. SIS y leo Lorraine Al
M-s K o. james rc7rcsen,ed Gre chapter
&c .rat ;r-c-
or ra-s.-~ - fre o'--hcav o. General
r..-. -.. chapter W. u1.-e ul,l o.. ae-n-
Uerr 90 leo camp Corfr4s-ate veterans. N
r..-..-'a. services in honor 90, tle GEs a.
~.rtr.-r ral.-
rn. following rew nsmb--- were elected
ST.. T..r.. M0o.f. Mss la..a Grant
,-..-e a.l WISE May G-sn; Moore. ior .-.
.r. ST. H.-r,. I.-0' --r-- Nfs eco. $50
. $50 -..t.- a.. M..s J-..a Aat-.Ns. a. 80
. % a. f.fr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
LECTURES
BEGIN IN JANUARY
William Lyon Phelps and Presi'
dent Vincent Will Come to
Richmond College.

President Boatwright announces an
attractive program of public lectures
10 be delivered in the auditorium VI
Richmond College early during the
canning wear. The list Of speakers IN
dudes besides four members OF the
faculty, Professor William 1-S on
Phelps. Of Yale University, VINO WI.
talk on american Literature anu
President George L. Vincent, OF the
University OF Minnesota. who VII.
take for his subject studies IN social
Psychology
The dates for the appearance OF
Professor Phelps and President Vim
cent are not hXed, but il is known
that they Will come during the months
of March or April, after the conctu-
sion Of the faculty lectures. The four
addresses by local professors Will be
given as follows:
January 7-Professor Walter \
MONTGOMERY. Men and Matters in
Rome as seen BY JuvenaL"
January i4-Trofessor .,I..c Met
calf. ''T,lstoi-"
January -1-Professor Ers-iDe =
Bingham. Recent Developments OF IN
dustrial Chemistry
January 2S-Professor r. \ Stew =
art. "LEsprit Gaulois.
President Vincent viii give 4 series
~ three lectures dealing with the
general subject OF social psychology
Their individual subjects Will he The
Man and tie Group Freedom aud
ReSponsi bilitv" ana The Larger SELF
isiuess." Professor Phelps viii prob
ably divide American literature int
three periods. treating one in each lee
turc. Ills reputation as a wr.:er and
teacher is such as 10 insure ready
audience for bis three lectures here.
Al q the speakers from the faculty
- Richmond College arr well recoS-
rized authorities iu their respective
feds Professor Montgomery in TIA
classics. Professor Metcalt IN litcra-
ture. Professor Bingham in science and
Professor stewart IT. Romance lam
E..a.e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
PAROONSG GRANTED
TO TWO F0RGERS
Have Served What Is Now
Minimum Sentence-Refuses
Clemency to Murderer.

Two pardons were granted yesterday
by Governor Mann in cases % forgery.
in view OF the action Of the last Legs
laturc IN reducing the minimum pen
atty. Both men were given two years
in the STATE Penitcntiary. their Of
lenses being trivial. involving small
amounts. The Legislature has since
made the minimum penalty one year.
ora 81 the fortunate men Is Mex
ander Green. OF Prince Edward Coun-
~ and tho other Is George McCarter.
Of fredericksburg. They have each
served ths one year now prescribed by
law. and were released yee.e-day. the
ps-doas being conditional and rcvoca-
bic for future ofcnscs.
The Governor refused 20 pardon VIII
liam S-ranaEe Of Prince George Coun-
tv. who Is serving a term Of ffteen
years IN state prison for murder In the
second degree. ScranaEs has been N
tho p~nitcntiary since 1905. \ good
many women took his case I'D 2nd
asked the executive for mercy. lie
could no. sse his way clear 70 inter
fere. especially since the prosecut-
ing attorney and others advised against
Communication.
In the cases Of tire forEers. court
oniciAls Ind,rssd t1e applications for
pard3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
JENKINS FINED
FOR Street ROW
Brother of Street Railway Off
cial Must Pay $50 for Hit
ting Leaman.

Punishment was dealt out 20 Robert
l. Jenkins. brother Of W. L. jenkins.
vice President OF the Richmond and
Henrico Railway. yesterday by Justice
Crutchfeld in Police Court for his IN
provoked assault on W. =. Leaman
Tuesday morning at Ninth and Main
Streets. jenkins was fined $50 and
costs. and required 10 furnish $500
bond for twelve months, at the cFse
Of two-hOurs' hearing. The decision
will be appealed by the defendant
The fight which caused the scene IN
ehe court room had its origin IN the
recent contest for light and power
franchise By the Richmond and Hem
rico Railway before the city Council
According TO the testimony offered
Yesterday. Jenkins was sent BY his
brother TO IIeaman's bar IN the Mutual
Building to secure from Icaman a PEE
tition addressed by the voters % Madi-
son ward 70 its representatives. IN the
council in regard TO the street railway
franchise.
After a number % Intellectual calls
I'm the bar. jenkins ran across I.eaman
Tuesday morning on Ninth street, just
outside the Mutual Building. Jenkins
approa ched the ealoonkeep@r and de-
manded the petition. and leaman de-
MED having &.
II YOU don't give Il to me I'll smash
your ID face" jenkins Is quoted by
witnesses as saying. Whom ieaIHah
retorted. you won't do anything of
the kind" Jenkins struck him under
the eve. Before the fSht could pro-
coed farther bysta nders. among whom
was Detective Frank / Gentry. Inter
fsr.d and the assailant VAS put under
arrest
In the effort 10 win the case. neither
marty 10 the trouble spared expense
for lawyers Harry NJ Smith. II. rep
resented Leau>ar. whil1 ". KirE Ma
thews and Samuel :. kelley. counsel
for the Richmond ana iien!co Rail
way. appeared IN the interes; OF the
defendant The case attracted one ot
the greatest croyds thai the Poliee
Court has seen for many day. ana
the small room was packed 20 sunoc@-
ton.
Although only FIVE witnesses were
introduced the hearing consumed more
than two hours To sUbstanti2te MS
claim that the assault was unprovoked.
I,eaman produced three witnesses be-
| sides hinself-I-Jward J. O'DOnneI. o,
Jacksonville. Fla: Charles Angel an
enployc Of Lvaman, ard Detective
I Frank Gentry NJ jenkins himself
was the only witness called by the
/ defense
} It is understood from statements
made by Leanlan after the trial tnat
he will Immediately bring suit for 80
600 damages AGAINST the fGchinc no
and Henrico Railway COMPANY The
suit Will be- brought against the ran
wav company rather than against Jeh-
kins. lecause Jenkins was "et.ng IS in
erniove OF the Richmond and Hcnrico
at tn time Of the trouble
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
SHOOTS AT POLICEMAN
,,L,oxn Negro Iire- Ore shot at County
Officer.

Al unknown negro who has boon notlgca
ra,i-ins around the Country Club o. VT
ciria. a. " csthampton. ior seNera. o. :,
49, sro. az County Policeman Benda .
.1.rr ~ ..na O'Clock ON yesterday morninE
G-,,rs.ei4te.y alter shooting the iriShtenen
gro .e. down the c-r7onktuent IN ile
~... 81 rho c.-.h- house in bis Efforts 90 elute
80. o~i.ers In the fail h managed TO lose
bis pistol -
mo weapon. small twenty-five caiihre
a~air. furnishes fAe only clue to The idcnfih-
,.-frr o. tho negro. he had been seen.
however tv a number % persons inciuc-
.r.- Nixnt Watchuan Perkins at ere 'grr-
r. CUB IL is said that 10 had visited
other -.laces in the vicinity. and Ponce man
rs.~asf sad ..~-orSav thar no himself toi-
lowed -re negro to three or foar places on
.r- nfrh. whom The shooting occurred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
BLUES BATTALION DRILL
Parade at Armory l. Followed by Attractive
Dance.

fuu dress battalion drill and parade ~as
hid az the Blues Armcry last night, ad-
fuiant's caI being sounded AZ s.p o clock
-rh. parade began an hour later. Major E
" fo.-.es was In command, and Lieu teaan-
snt ! Randolph Tucker the new ad3utan;.
vas on duty. The attendance vas UNUSUAL
u good.
o. parade Lieutenant Tucker published the
names OF the men entitled 20 wear the foot
b.u 81 aud star FOR service on the team
Iancing followed and continuea un;l4 inId
nh, Most % The solder boys had invited
fsi- friends Admission 10 the arnory was
to- card only.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
,.ri,s for Fulton Hill.

A subcommittee O. the Council commute
On streets yesterday afternoon con4iD. -
a. -. 5er.i- III. petitions OF the Two
stree. car c9-npanle~ Tor track extern. ',.s
with the City Engineer the sl"con'fl4t 90
went over me maps showing The routes p'o-
-.oeed 20 be used by the Richmond and fi+n-
-ic. corn-any IN les East End eNts' -lo-i.
promised 70 be operated - Fulton Hi-t .ni
our 20 the Natsonal Cernete-5-- some sh-' s..
irs 90 .ne tracks in Fulton j. also propos"d
r.. matter VIII D. considered 80 the neat
meeting o. the Committee OF streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
Mr. Phillips Leaves

- 4, MS city as the representative OF
f-.-fsh financial interests. LEFT yesterday
cor Montreal. from which point ne VII. ss,,
o.. r,s---,o-d assisted IN the organization
Of the Anglo American Finance CorDoTation'
v-,.s~r, coiared people 81 Richmond WEI IN
at~urate 81 January ! next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
SOUTH SUBURBS
FOR ANNEXATION
Trans-James Settlements to Hold
Joint Mass-Meeting to
Talk 1t Over.

Pesfden,s Of woodland Heights
SUausboro. Forest IIil and adJaceh :
settlements will gather in joint ma
meeting at O'Clock next 1u' s'~s
evening for the purpose Of rattlh7
into definite shape q general pidn Ao'
the annexation OF this territory 10y inc
civ Of Richmond. The meeting Nill
p. held AT a centrally situated -H1tC"
near Forest He'll
President T. T. Bryan. OF u" busi-
ness Mems Club. who Is also c"'ili ma u
Of the Chamber OF CommeT'f c'in.'''
tee on annexation. and BUSHES 81
age- Dabncy. secretary - tN' SAM
co-,rafttec. have been invited by th'
....s..,-,...,s,..s q, make addresses. II"
later particularly has been aci;Ve i'
r. n,ri.ct Of auucNinS convenient
s,-,.,rban areas for development -
homo sites for w0rkinguen. ana WI
orr an outline q The chamber
plans in this direction
Follows chamber Pian-
TIL. meeting follows The c@rppalE I
- .-.rI,s oss by the Chamber ~
Commerce so,-c time ago IL is part %
, ,5,, TO awaken the suburban set-
,,.,,,g,ts 10 the benefits ~ incorpor"-
80, as an integral part 81 tho c'ty. 50
tb,t the communities may present '.''I
wishes in tangible form TO the -
Council ~ the Southaiac
Tuesday night number OF res-'''
will make short Addresses ,,,
The general arncNsti,n pIoo'e', y. =. ~
-. -, for discussion at the board
- dfreesors' meeting a. the CHAMBER
- C,or,roorce a. o'clock this after
roon. plans will also be considered
Tor an entertainment. probably oin-
n.r which 10 IL prop Jscd TO tender tne
travelling statesmen Of this CITY WIZ
ali b. home for the holidays.
Applications for membership -
aftermath Of the recent campaign SCI
rontinue to come in The board 81
dtrecsors will this afternoon pass upo.
a number Of these that have been alec
since the last meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
JOHN W. HARRISON Is
IN EXCELLENT HEALTH

Jchn 6 Harrison. who :. 81. Is not the
p-ssiden. OF the AraE0a Coffee Company ana
does not reside at IL West franz n Stret-
Jchr ". Harrison. who resides there. Is in
excellent health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
StrIt Is Dismissed

The sui; o. the Brown Coal COMPANY
against the Atlantic states toSi ana OoHe
Soc.e. Of the City Circuit Court on motion
- attorneys for the piaintih
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
yir. Icvys Response.

The reply IS as tolIoWs:
Washington. December II, 1912.
Governor William Hodges Mann, Rich
mond. Va;
1 am grateful to receive through you
the EXPRESSIONS of appreciation from the
great state of Virginia 1t is with
much pleasure that l note this COM
mendation of my custody of Monticello
and nv efforts TO preserve 1t intact as
a great shrine. fully accessible to all
worthy persons. 1 am sure that the
good people Of your Commonwealth
will also recognize that, unaided by
other States or the nation. this ha-
been satisfactorily accomplished, and
that as a labor of live, in honor of the
memory Of the great statesman whc
once dwelt there. l have lavished my
deepest affection, not to mention mucn
time and large sums Of money. 1t also
affords me much pleasure 10 know thtl
the people Of -FOUR State. in common
with the other great States OF the cOun-
try. are now so kcenly interested J..
what has been the source of unremit-
ting zeal for several generations In my
family. as we have never considered
COS; in giving expression 20 our love
for "MonticcllO" and Tor Thomas Jei-
fersOn.
I cannot now commercla44Ze tHt StA
tiuent Of years by putting price upoi
this noble property. With my highest
conception Of patriotic feeling towarl
the name and home Of Thomas Je'-
ferson. in which yield first place t
no one. coupled with deep afectioi
for the place itself because Of long as
ISOLATION. and in the full assuranc'
that my care will continue to be bot
abundant and constant. I am not pre-
parcd TO make or accept any oIer de-
Driving me of this cherished rlSht
(Sigucd) JEFFERSON NJ LIN l.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
Refuses Enormous Sum.

This magnificent gift to the people
of Virginia will not be realized. 1t is
evident that Mr.. Levy does not regard
the proposition from mercenary
standpoint. when it is remembered
that he puts the sum Of S750,001 away
from him by his declination to make
or consider n price.
Mr.. Levy gives his patriotic feeling
and his affection for the property as
the reason for his refusal to consider
an offer Of purchase. L am not pre-
pared to make or accept" he says.
amy offer depriving me Of this cher
ished right"
In his telegram to the owner Of Mon
ticello. Governor Mann thanked Mr..
Levy for the magnificent care he has
always given to the property, for the
time and money he has expended on
it, and for the courtesy he has dis
played in admitting visitors TO the
shrine of Democracy. He then inquired
if Mr. Levy's patriotism permitted him
10 consider selling the place. to be
for the perpetual use OF the PUBLIC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12

r. p. Walden,
MORTON p ROsENBAUM.
Juror;
= STTTERDING.
Juror;
Nv. HARRISON,
Juror;
JAS. r. SHEPPARD.
Juror;
Granville G. vALENTIN
Juror.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
LEVY WON'T PART
WITH MONTICELLO
Refuses Offer OF Three-QuarterS
of Million for Home OF
Jefferson.
GIVES PATRIOTIC REASON
In Telegram to Governor Mann
He Declines to CONNER
cialize Sentiment.

Declining "to commercialize the sem
timent OF years by putting a price
upon this noble property" Jefferson
NJ. Levy. in telegram yesterday to
Governor Mann. puts an end for the
present TO the negotiations for the
purchase of Monticello the home of
Thomas jefferson. The refusal is in
reply TO a message from the Governor,
intended to open negotiations for the
purchase Of the property
The offer came from Mrs. Martin w.
Iittleton, who for q N!rginian whose
name was withheld. offered TO buy
Monticello FOR four times its assessed
value. the title 10 be in the name OF
the Commonwealth of Virginia, and
to be held in trust for all the people.
1t has been understood that the donor
is Thomas /. Ryan. of Virginia and
New York
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
c>sAeLAsns eoa eaGsseu sAvv.

1t will be news TO most persons
that the French navy have no chap
lains ahoat, although a moments
consideration would bring to re-
membrance the fact of the complete
divorce between church and state
in France. The subject is brought
prominently into notice by a petit
tion signed by great number of
the mothers or widows of the sailors
who were victims of the accident on
the Gloire or the Liberte. The pc
titioners are to be found in the
Midi, Brittany. Var and Finisterre,
and they pray the senate for the re-
appointment of ehaplains on the
warships.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
COUNTY TasAsUsEGs NoTICE

TO RICHnOND GOLD AND SILVER MN
ING COMPANY AND TO ALL PERSONS
HAVING AN INTEREST OR TITLE OF Re
CORD IN OR TO TINE LAND hEREIN-
AFTER DEs1RIBED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
10th day Of November A. ID. 1875. the folio wiaG
described property. situate in the County u
Gunnson aud state of Colorado. to-wit:
The Legal Tender Lode Mining Claim, Sur
No. 1850; the Montgomery Lode Mining Claim,
SUI. No. slA and the Red Cloud Lode Mining
Claim. SUR. Mo- 3l47. all situate in Tomichi
Mining District was sold for the delinq ueDt
taxes for the year lSJ7 and purchased by
GunBison County.
That said premises were taxed for said wear
1871 In the name of Richmond q. 4 ing. Co.
That the said Gunnison County by it's oun.
ty Treasurer did on the 6th day of Man
1912 duly assign the certificate of par.
chase. which were issued by the County
Treasurer 10 said ssuDnison County for above
sale. to :. Y. Ure who hath made request
upon the Treasurer of said County Tor
notification. as provided by the Law of 1Ss.
IN order that he may become entitled to a tax
deed on said certificates Tor said year.
That the time of redemption OF said real
estate from such tax sale will expire on the
18th day Of August A. ID. 1912 and tan
deed will issue therefore ON the 27th day of
August A. D. 1912. unless redeemed thereto
fore.
~ Dated this 7th day of May A. D.
ANNIEM DOWNFy.
Treasurer Of said Gunnison County
by 4. q. PALMER, Deputy.
First pub MAY 10 last pub May "a. 1912.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
unlAy ul0 - Wn8
0nnsaD - 80 fsus = -
49, kWuoA

~Yep. I've dwcsd~d 10 Ds0 -
FROM shn tesI. Thereis - -.
ns-s hes< fss q uad-sssAx ~
nssss."
-vksf's the csa~s n -
psopie al 60 sssv to dss"
~The trouble With 'sn = -
they've psacs.sslls suas ayu'. =
~as ell right before the ss9psanR
csanks got 70 haamed fus~y shsf ~
druggist had to give uP ruasn .
bind pig
you dout mean to tell me ~
you think folks who doat dsssk
whisky never dses That would R~aa
that al the women and childsua
mus' have besa addicted - ~ hsA-
It, along with the mea-"
sOh. NO. | don't want 10 tsy -
set up no srgumeat Of thst kIsd.
You ssse il sort Of worked both says.
The men shortened their lives BY
arinkin' whisky and the wsssen daas
the same thing for theirselves end
the children by tskin' drugs end
dosin' the Young ones. So When the
druggist was druv out Of town ! vse
the one that had to suffer. 1t heats
all the way some folks keep forever
iuterferin' with other peoples busi-
ness"
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
WoAIo's IAAeesr pscyvOe

The largest picture in the world
has just been completed, in Rome.
The huge panel, the work of the
artist Sartorio, is destined for the
hall of the Parliament building.
The work is 13 feet high and 400
feet long, and represents the history
of the deliverance of Italy, and con-
tains 2s5 figures of persons Of an
average height of nine feet nine
inches. This enormous painting is
longer than the famous paneling of
the Pantheon. The artist spent
thlrty-one months on the work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
Ssn0sas = Di~ssce

SUDo0o = Uov0gcR
State of Colorado
County of 6unnison 50
In the County Court.
Nellie Lila Boureeuis
Plaintiff
Louis Boureeais SIrMMoNSIx
whose real name pIyORCE
Leon Francois LachauSse
Defendant
lns People 81 the State Of Colorado
10 the Defendant above named, GREETING,
fon are hereby required 10 appear in an sc.
uon bf.ught asalnst you by the above smed
blaihtin IN the County Court of the County of
dunnison, State of Colorado. and apswer tha
complaint therein within thirty days sfte, ~.
service hereof, You are served within tbis
Sth'e y within nifty days after the service
hereof y served personally outside the state "a
tolorsdo, or, II served by publicat,op With,
sixty days from the date Of the last pubicstion
or trial VIII he had the same as thourh VEN
were present 10"
This rs an action brought TO obtain a aecvea
ot niVurce on the ground of your hsb,tusl
drunkehness for the space ~ mere Than .,,,a
whole year last past, and such other and fn,.
ther relief a. may seem 10 the Court inst sna
equtaoie from the complaint, a copy of wbicb
upon the trial
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have bererr,c
SCI my hand and sfiixed the seal cf said Cp.r,
~ my Once IN trunnison. Colorado. this int
day oi April A. D., 1872 i''''
tskALl eEo. HErHserssrox.
judge and Acting Clerk
y. H. brown, Attorney for Plaintiff.
FIRST pub. May 3, last pub. Nay 81. 1917
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
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- UuuUn e uunDmy


Iusr bsar usp~usnnAry hsrasos.
nurssss of = had bsns sre ssaee-
Iosns Kiassy rtaas 80 ~ -
Fsr lane. Ssah as1 aGhiaG sssos.
L.cts q ssssssu1 sa1nsuuosn1 -
prove shss UOoA
Mr.. Bssry Dnsshae. s4s uosD
pshsre Ave. Dosssun. o.. -
Az sss - our expssuoes - -
Kidney pslls s0es. h - - -
sssssoacsasy Ne hAvs Gessa baoo
gsn,>y Hub - - sh1o1suo -
Oos sGntsss1 OsaA - ooA
~ ktn>ey sscssstuos UgDs un0Gouo
- csussl uscA annnUo00 ouDo
ksAaey Psla wsss - hs>Ueea - !
csa ssroaSiy ssco00sel Oso
Vur sale by sn osossss trsrs -
suess Vsssss InDslhors o.. nuoass.
q y. sois asssss eus ~ Usssse
oaaA0.
asosmhss sAs ssos-nssss-~ae
tehs - ssAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
eRoesus SACK ON eAsru.

Patience-They say he was taken
sick on the train.
Patrice-Indeed! What was the
matter?
Patience-Oh, he ate too much
in a dining car.
Patrice-Ohi Il he as rich as
that?
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
escA - -

l6O acres good hay land; also have
l6O scres not yet proved mp on but
will cell relinquishment. Have
farm implements and stock. All 60
with ranch.
MIKE PERKo,
20-22p. jacks Cabin, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
esneA ~ -

Ranch on Upper Gsnnison of 800
acres, cuts 25O tons alfalfa. Excel
lent potato and grain land. Terms
reasonable.
l9u. s. w. HAYMAKER,
Gannison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
ess So q rsoie

Good saddle horse, will sell, or
trade for driver
2O-2l RoB'T HARDs
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
Moor

Office Of Couuty Assessor, Gunni-
son CosDty. Colorado.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the
24th, 25th and 26th DAYS of June,
A y. 1912, l will be and remain in
nv Office at the Cosrt Hosse in Gun
nison, Colorado. for the purpose Of
hearing sny and al objections 10 the
assessment roll for the year 1912
A. n. THoAAs. County Assessor.
Dated Nav "a, 1912. 2l-23.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
Co. cxM

Currant and eooseberry bushes
shade and ornamental trees. | have
the agency for q Denver nursery.
lqtf CHAs. CHINERY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
Fer So

Thoroughbred White Leghorn
eggs for hatching Soc dozen. Indian
Runner duck eggs, 500 for l3
White Legborn baby chicks SI3
per 100. s. s. JOHNSON.
lStf
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
Isr Saks

One so egg Buckeye incubator
$500. One 200 egg Cyphers incu-
bator $1,000 One 60 egg Mandy
Lee incubator $500.
l1H. RUFUs kNopP.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
0|sliup

The Annual Meeting Of The Gun
nisoa Cosnty Stock Growers Associa-
ton Will Be beld in Gunnieoa, Sat-
urdav, Jspe LIST, 1912 in the Cosrt
Hosse q 200 p. m. The election
of oG5cers s.A otAer important b.si-
- Gill Be Cuadscsed. All mem
bers q tAe A0ocission are urged 10
be psessas.
ne Esscstive Board is reqvesAed
70 uess ID he Stock Growers rouoe
q 1000 O'Clock the same day
C. L. SroyE. President,
b. A. HAKfHAN, Secretary
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
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One Old Trusty, l00-eeg, and one
Fairfield, 800 egg. incubator.
l9tf. MRs. A. Nj. II. Crooks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-05-24
d emvains

259o cut on all cutlery, razors
smoking articles, cooking bags, etc
40Po cut on all postal albums.
l6u. GAvETTE BRos.