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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02
Official City Paper.
Official County Paper.
Official state Paper.

(By Enactment Of Constitutional
Convention.
Official Journal Of the Constitution,
page S0;2. Resolved, That The
Guthrie Daily Leader be declared the
official paper Of the State Of Okla.
homa" Adopted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02

Cullam, for thirty years senator
from Illinois, personal friend ana
contemporary OF Lincoln, and VINO
was elected TO his first term in The
~ onal house of representatives IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED TO address letters at
home Sadie Mooney care Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02

WANTED - Second hand Hudson
auto Address H. A. T., care
Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02
Got His to-Room House

Leader: For goodness sake
take ont my ad. got my 10
room house first day and had
six aHplicatous.-"Perry." "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02

Pub Leader: One insertion
OF want ad in Leader got me
a bookkeeper. / had ten re-
plies. / accepted the second
letter mailed.-"O r."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02
Rucks Got A sookkeeper

Leader: have a bOokkeep.
er. The Leader did it. Take
out want.-RuCks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02
"Wholesale" Gets Detective

TO The Leader Discontinue
lady detective wanted" Have
employed lady Wholesale"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02
WAN IS
CLASSIFIED
MALE Help WANTED

MEN WANTED To learn barber
trade. You can't appreciate our
offer without our catalogue, mailed
free. Moler Barber College, Kansas
City, Mo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02
DE TSG MIL

delayed or irregu-
lar use Triumph Pills; always de
pendable Relief and particulars
free, Write National Medical Instl-
tute, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-02
THE LEADER.

Absorbed the Oklahoma State Cap
ital March s, 1871
Official paper of Constitutional
Convention.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10

nsm.,sr sf valentines Day. ws1r Iav. the i4th.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10
WHY S0 UEs8?
Kidney Troubles May be Shaping Your Life Away. Alaskan People
 Have I.earDel Td5s Fact

When a hea'thy man CT woman be- gins to run down without apparent cause. becomes vess. Iaus..d, de- pressed, suffers lasaache, bs.da he, iizzy spells and urinary da5gJels. kidney weakness may be the cause Of 1t all. Keep the kidneys vel and they win keep you we'll D-aa's Kidney Pills cure sick alu-ys and keep them well. Can Alas an real CTS demand further pr5ot laa LIe following statement.
 Mrs. F. II. Moreu. 5ls Harian ST., Seattle. Wash. s,lys Kidney com plalnt and backashe bothered me all my life and | had such severe attacks at times that [ was p-acti- cauy helpless. The pains through my Kidneys and loins were alm-gt unbearabIe had headaches and dizzy spells and in the morn.nE when [ first got mp. became so dizzy hat dared not attempt Co walk across the hall. Learning about Deans Kidney Pills be an taar use The contents Of ths first box helped me SO greatly that [ coa'iuref taxing .hem and bofore long ] vas entirely relieved oi kidney ggmr.ai.t I have recommended Deans Kidney Flls to many of my friends ard shall soneia ne to do so." Statement given De ember Y. lgG71
 REINFORCEMENT.
 Mrs. Moreu vas la.er.isreI on February |. 1910. and sho aided to he above T have been tD good health since ! endorsed D0aa'z KiI- rey PGls In l507 take tl-s rem ay Tn the spring and fa1 and it Keeps me in good health
 For sale by a'I dealers Prize 90 -aatz FostrrNHfmn Co., Buffalo. New York. sole agents for tra rri.ei states.
 Rruembe~ Che Hawr-To. s.-.r3 ate no othe-.
 For sale by sl dealers Price r ants. Fosier.W W#HHrH Co., Hfsr New York. sole a-w's Er t8a -nf F sfatas
 Remember tn name rEa aa other
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10

Fresh Olympia Oyster Cocktails at the Board Of Trade U
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10
BOARD or TRADE CAFE.

BEl-Did yon hear the lates1
 sam-It isu't oat yet
 Bll-sure it Is. Lets s9 down 70 the Board of Trade Cafe, and gs. good sQuarv meal
 We also make s5e .a'tes of ban. Queis and private daaor parles-- Karaman & Ciceas, Ta'e9H9ae sz
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10
Society !

Mr. Howard Ashley Is "up and aus again, after being iu for sav- ral days
 Mr. and Mrs Alex Blanchard uar. inner guests at the Puuea House on alay
 Mss Edith LiIdiCoat has been a. ae las, few days and s unable sg cave her home
 Mrs. John Hosaa is laid up a. h.r vr#l sa-aiacl ankle The a- .-.Ht occurred Wednesday. s p. H. Gaav made Che high Ger Che week anon lha .a
 e E.as Alleys
 Mrs p. IT. Gaa.r -.-. 5
 ai Nr and Nr-
 sunday
 are u1sn
 -.7.r on
 - t
 Annual Earl nm
 
 . ar Wan h..
 her home
 very severe eel. .
 soon
 s usr.rv .
 .. Mr. Edward
 
 home win and E.. H y. w. Er ~ ..-
 '.r and Mrs. Geo Na
 and Mrs E.#.ar. H.Harr Tn
 devote. .n ...
 
 There is rrmar ia Ha air Chat H.r tra Bachelors have shown what can Ea the vagrt dance. ladies propose @ take hand ma rasrra. tha compliment Mrs Grange gave a Nag pleasant party on Thursday afternoon The guests invited were Nes5smos w Blanchard. Alex Blanchard, Caller. man willard Huew. Law'e. Herman Nnar Fred Weber and Miss Arnold The dime social Of the Methodist Hwah held at tbc home of Mrs. Jas. Kennedy on Tuesday evening for Inc purpose of introducing tha Rev. R. W. Blackwell was a very enjoy able aEIafr 1t was not very largely attended. but those present had a good time and enjoyed the games and general s1rtahlity Of the evening very much.
 On Wednesday evening tho EIks had little informal dance amongst themselves for those who preferred IaneinE to bowling
 The evening was very much eu- joyed. X delightful luncheon was served by the ladies following the dance. The music was furnished by members Of the lodge and left u7ta- ing that could be desired. Prosper Ganv. having arrived at the age af six years on Friday. ce,s- aratsI the event with a dinner party tra Eunea House. Six Ittie guests were present They we're Kahs-ire rar-. Edna Isuta, Marion Ga-y Karl Hahn and Fred Blanchard. a-s r.-aa. le friend Of aI tha children.
 extra guest and a as
 oE ceremonies. t-ass master
 teller
 Six Er.'a candles a..o-a'r tHe
 cake and Che party a happy one.
 Many happy returns Prospect.
 ssa Huch Interest is beiHg shown and  erast =rat1e curiosity has been err-5 over the manner in which : t-e Bachelors of the White Pass
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10
LOCAL BRIEFS
skAewAY weArHga Rgeoar

Results of the observation taken ft 8gores wharf at midnight, 5 fStq ia g1iloayg.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10

.. =... ssea ear from FDUPfE AVENUE r....t. Fourth Bet rir- G Pi<"
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10
M o,. asRoMo ouININE"

ratfz LAXATIVE PROMO QU1NINE --k fr fhe signature Of p. W. GROVE -sed the World over to Cure a Cold i1 One Day. 25c
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10

The above cut ot the home oi camp Skagway. No. I. or the A0e-e motherhood is one lately received and has never been displayed before .t shows Col Ro5t Chambers and Charlie Walker. two old so1raousa5.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10

along with Che fluent Dr Chas. G, r5ra.raI The former two hs,ye just rH-Ht-s rrlm their first automobile ride and ine thrills they eEptrienced may stI be read on the faces if ex- aulraa sufficiently close.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10
INFERIOR WElREa EsT
FPERATURE HH.H

Ee11ts show cloudy and calm al points excepting H00iaiinqua. rs lt .s cloudy with south wind. k and Stewart River f9ggy and .w
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10

lrch interest is being shown and rr1si rah1e curiosity has been sr1- over the manner in which t-e Bachelors cf the White Pass Club. who are Co be hosts on We'd
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10


 ---g--~s~~-- .-s - - along with Che fluent Dr Chas. G. re-a.raI The former two harye just rHzate5 from their first automobile ride and ihe thrills they experienced may stM be read on the faces if ex- .mInad sufficiently close.
 ay night VIII entertain their .aests
 uud4E win form the ueucleus of the caa-ianmcut for the evening, around which will be woven such de a.l= as delightful music. delicious rrrhr9n and a decoration scheme uo-lzm- with the valentine sea. ssvaraI novel stunts" are be- .1.e5..aG bg the committee
 N Black and Miss Laura H.-ar er.rr.a.# ef on Saturday at- .-a-- r-a number of ladies. After a.r.rr tatcre arr game of 300" the
 cF Eg Mrs V l. Hahn
 hrl luncheon. and the ue prizes Ear the afternoon 
 T-sry look the prize. flower vase. for the high
 Iavrs was awarded prize hand painted and E.rs orange the cut prize,
 and saucer
 color scheme ar the party was
 yellow The guests lanes Ask. ". C.. HaH hard. Bold. Britt rrH.s ean.r. Nazee. Hah ~- Johnston.
 Miller. e. c Miller. Wal. Weber and the rr-r Arnold and Hind ... e........ ia celebration
 wlre held on
 
 carried oHt eN
 lae direction Of .. principal, and re
 #..t o1 Che teachers a a. and J. N rauuer 0a a.ess tbe children
 few sInd and ap- 
 lowing program was rend. sa7Hcd Banner
 .... school --TEg saIute - .....
 Primary Room gaa r.-Lr.a,u as Hero
 Della Rapuzzi geata#ras- Pour Boys co
 and 5th Grades rE.r --L--e5Ia- Seven Boys
 Primary Rean---Boyhcod Days ..
 Chas RapuzH Instrumental Music Lester Mover -ore4orr Flag School rrrHae--A. Chair Of Dates co ..
 8. z. and 5th Grades ..sagal.-Erhy Am Like Wash metar Forest olsen Song -1l5uut vernon Bells .... School Readiae--lrauhood Lester Mover gceftaHon-what Cannot be De uiaI Katherine Hahn sauz-Tattla Hymns Of the Re ruaHg .... .. e. school -Wazhingtou's Birth day John Hopper BeaatnE--LiHeolna Speeches co
 Hazel Mckay Song Columbia. The Gem Of The Ocean School Bez5.aE--Ge.tvshurE Address
 Roy Mulvihill ~erEI s0I1-Vision of
  sHr .... .. Gladys Kirmse Stories Lincoln -. Q. .... .. Cecil uukiH and Lois Mckay rwL.5s CT Lincoln .. %. ..
 Fred Blanchard
 Helen Swan Ellen Rogers --razth or Lincoln . ..
 VIII Bleisoe e----Nme-fn school - rI-- Q, ,ssyN yNFffrtMEu
The daily Alaskan., 1912-02-10
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Citizens joEHre f1 r..r Cor .an- 'idates for tho com ar c-w..r o. 5kaEway. A'aza. at Ha rai.'pa Election Co be held 'r-H faE w1et register. The reetH.ra .1- books will Do open at tHs Town .aI from % , o'clock every evening March tb to March Ee. .nrIr-..e
 D. NCEar. Town Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07
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psskc hsA. ssas.sly pss.sd -
eaa0sn, - hsss asd< b. 1esy
pssa~s iuAssssAsA- Ness-C Cken-
80 psa.As - ksll kssss Su ~
Sus0assaa d iss sssAsss. Tks
ssnsndsd ssssian sssds:
'Ssc s155. Ii sksli be Lawful fs
~ Coanis.sosss Il sks 1sssssl
Lad Olkoe 70 osAss l.so nastss end
ssn ss Psbl'c sscsioa. q ~ lsad
othas II the d,sssscs IN sh,cA sLe
lssd V ssssssed, for nos lsss tkaa
one dollar and swsasy five cents a
sese, any isolssed os d,seospsctsd
tssct os pssesl If the psbI'e dosassa
not sxessdiAG eae qssr'er sscsion
which, in his jsdes.sas, u voSld b.
psepss W expose fos ssIs sf,er ct
Isest thirty dsys' notice BY the lsas
oekosss Il the district in which ssch
Isad may b sstSsssd: Provided,
That any legal ssbdivisioas of the
psblic Isad, not excsediAG one
assstss section, the Gresssr part of
= hlck 70 mountainous ~ 100 rosxh
for cultivstioa, nsy, in the discse-
tios of sid co0missioner, be ordeFed
lsto The market sad cold psrsssat to
The Act spoa the spplicstioa Of any
pessoa who owns lsads or holds .
vslid ssssy Il, lsnds sdjoisins sach
sssGS, regardless Of tbs iscs that ssch
trsCs NY mot BE- isolated or discon-
asCesd within the Hssnins Of this
Act: Provided farthss, That this
Act shall not defeat sny vested right
which hes slvsady sttsched under
any pending entry or location"
Approved, March 25, 1912.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Deputy Game Warden George
Mccoy arrested Frank Chadez and
Frank Majetic, Of Crested Butte, on
the charge of catching fish lees than
seven inches in length in violation Of
the game laws. Their aggregate
fines amounted to 1880. Maletic.
unable to pay, was sentenced to Jail.
Commissioner Whalen, who wac
coming to Gannison to attend .
meeting, brought Majetic with him
in his car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

conversation, Mr.. Teachoat said that
he wanted to have . chance to
attend to his own business for
awhile"
At Monday nights meeting an
amendment to the sidewalk ordi-
nance will be considered. This
ameadment covers finish Of cement
and okher features Of walk buildinr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07
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Vuoo1nv-0uolnoo
~ 49,
cosI Gems Heuo0
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00ouonR1 - 0a1nno
o1s1u1no osaons1

Providing the expense 10 GsnHi-
son cesaty will mo-, esessd twsssy-
Eve hssdred OF thsse tko~aanl
dollsss, the Black hess sasA -
Ilelss Gill be Constructed the s~0-
mr.. Delta county will psy ~
shsse a tbs sotsl expssss snA -
sosns n Crswford and Major I'll
rsiss ssAhc'eHt money by psblis
sshscripsiea 70 defrsy the coss =
eoastrsctioa whesr the road runs
through nostross county.
Th's y the understanding ssscAsd
u . coslesesoe between 0unHissa
cosHty commissioner. . coamitass
from the Gsnnison Chsmber Of Coa-
@erce aud senator Geo. Stephen 80
Surveyor Geo. C. y,cAery Of Dssn
held in the rooms Of the Gsnnissa
club on Tuesday evening Lest.
Too easinsers. one hr. vickssy
and the other VIM. Eckbsrt u Ph-
Kin, il bic services con be obtained,
will start from Sapinero on June 30,
unless the weather conditions are
unfavorsble, and 60 over the mess
viewing q route for the road. Mr..
vickery already has gathered .
quantity Of data with which 10 work.
He is very familiar with the ground
from Carecsnti creek to Delta, hav-
ing gone over the country lest
August at the request of Delta
county commissioners to make report
on road possibilities. From Sapi-
nero to Curecsnti creek he is not 20
familiar with the lay Of the land.
According 10 q statement made q
the meeting in the GuBnison club
Tuesday by Mr. Vickery. the pro-
posed road will 90 over new grosnd
in many places, in some sections
taking an entirely new course and
direction. Mr.. vickery, on his trip
last summer. measured the grades
ell along and asserted that at no
place would there be greater than
six per cent grade. This 10 the
maximum grade which the State
Highway Commission will accept for
any portion Of state road.
While the Black Mesa-if built
this summer-could not be classed
az perfect highway for all sorts Of
traffic, road enthusiasts in Gunnison
and Delta counties believe that il
will prove to be the entering wedge
that will open the Golfers of both
county and state in the the coustruc-
ton of as fine an automobile road
over Black Mesa as will be found in
the state. Mr.. Vickery, as well %
others who have been over the route,
say that nowhere in the state 10 the
scenery more grand, and Mr. vlckery
declared that in his opinion this
highway will become famous to
travellers because Of the wonderful
scenery.
Senator Stephan is a good roads
enthusiast of the investigating tyre.
He has seen and been convinced.
Talking TO representative of News
Champion, Senator Stephan asserted
that in his world travels he had
observed that the countries with the
best roads were the most prosperous.
He cited Switzerland. France, Ger
many, Italy as against Mexico, the
Central American states, China
Japan and other coantries where the,
roads are IN abominatioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

SlnDis - 0nu
Pus1nnG, o. E. l.i0Aals,.
N0-TssssAssa, . D AcKs.
Sscssassy. eslpA 3 All.s.
Tsuusssss. ". y. AcKo.
EssDussss eaasds-Prysas SpaaA,
Esa Rssss; lA IsAaea, OAse
Cssst; Esos.e hsGaeus. 0s..isas
ssser ssa Csk<Als. l.. L. ncEAassla,
fuascAi, rAas. Essa. 0sssi~a.
Advisory kaesd ss-sascssd N . ksdy.
Asoss 80 sAs s<sly slssssd slk~ss
a ~ 0~sa'soa Cos.sy ssocA
Crosses ssssesss,oa. cAasss q ~
saasal usssslaG II tbs bsdy Lsld "
ske cosrtsoo1 in 0sIHisna - Sss-
ssday.
TIE essc~sive bassd wss ipsssuessd
" spposst eom@stsse 70 sct vIsh .
coHmissee from ske sssss sssocias,os
in sscsriAs The psssA0 u . ssack
killiaG lac s~ssshle 10 ssa,knss ky
the nest IeSislsssFe.
The sssociaAioa sdepsed . notion
70 sss'st the towH II Gsanisoa IN
improving ksin sspsst iron the
srsndstsnds 10 the old fair eso~ads.
The ssrest will be essdsd cad akes-
siss iopsovsd.
July 10 sad 10 wsse ssIsctsd =
the dstss of the CsttIsuaen . Day.
A sssolssioa AsploriAG the dssth
Of L. L. Bssh Il DoyIevilIs. . .ss.-
ber Il the sssocissiea, wss sAopAed.
The books Of the sscsstssy ed
tsssssrss we've audited By 9 eoaais-
~ eoapossd Of Ton Saevsas, G. @.
Kinney and Chss y. Roshsig and
found correct. Tire report wss sp-
proved by the sssocistioa.
Henry c. Bartlett gave On interest
ing sslk On good roads sad circslsssd
. petition sskinG the county com
missioner 10 open IN sstoaobiIe
highway out of Gunnison cosuty to
she westward. Prscticslly every
body present slGned the petitioa.
Mr. Bartlett also went round with q
petition from the State Highway
commission asking that = bill be in
itlssed that will give the commission
the Internal revenue fund. All
signed this petition also.
New members were admitted as
follows; Earl Carpenter, Chas
Schecker, Roy Dunbar, Tom Foster,
Theo. Davis, c. O. Kinney and
Anthony Comstock
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07
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0nnnpo Vtana0o0D1

Action Woe taken ~ the mJnthtS
snsetsAG II the towa trustees ls~t
Tuesday evening, which. N the
opinion II ell eoacssped, pssctseslly
eoaclades the sesotissioss leotiaG
10 the construction Of . nee hydro
electric power plant BY tbs town Of
Gsnnisoa. The $500 CHECK de-
posissd by C. T. vsa D'est a Colo
ssdo SpriRss. in hshslf Of the Gen.
trsl Constrscsioa company. evidssc-
iHs good faith BY the company in IL
bid for the coatrsct. which vss
svsrded the Company, wss osdssed
sssurned.
This coarse becsme neoesssry
afser weeks Of delay awaiting definite
wosd from the bond house Of WIN.
Sweet a Company Of Denver, which
concern bid IS fas for the water
bonds voted BY the people Of Gsnni-
ss,a at the spriag election yesr aAo
6~sst 4 Csapsay fsiled 10 .sset the
den ands of the town trustees that
the contract for the sale Of the bonds,
tentatively prepared by Town At
torney Wagner when Mr. Sweet was
here several months ago, be signed
in duplicate and the deal thereby
completed. Instead, the bond COM
pany insisted that certain ordinances
be passed and other action be taken
by the trustees, each letter upon the
matter containing some new idea.
At last the trustees began to doubt
the sincerity Of the bond company
and the deal hes practically been
called off.
Being unable TO dispose OF the
bonds-that being part Of the con-
siderstion for the award to the
Central Construction company-the
construction company, of course,
cannot be expected to 60 ahead with
the work. They might take the
bonds themselves in payment, bet
Mr.. Van Diest made il clear early in
the negotiations that HE company
cosld not do that
Petitions for extension OF water
mains were read Tuesday Resi-
dents TO the northwest want mains
extended from the northern terminus
on Wisconsin street TO the Hartman
corner, thence west to- Pine street,
and then south on Pine street to the
intersectIon of the present main.
South Gunnison folks want mains
placed ON Gunnison avenue from
Main street east to Taylor street.
thence north on Taylor street to New
York avenue. In addition to this
they want mains placed south on
TAYLOR street from Gunnison avenue
for half a block or south on Taylor
from Virginia avenue. These
petitions will be considered next
Monday evening to which dale Tues
days meeting was adjourned.
Regular bills were allowed, reports
of officers approved and the bond Of
Town Attorney Wagner accepted.
The bond Of Chas April for the sale
Of malt liquors was also approved.
A permit was granted Gavette
Brothers TO remove their warehouse
to the uptown site Of the new store
providing the building is made fire.
proof.
The resignation Of Trustee Roger
Teachost was received and went
over. Explaining his rv.Gn.tion in
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07
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Mech controversy has bsss ssosssd
over the provisioa Of tAs lac die
posing of the money in the intesnsl
revenue fund. Gov. Shsfroth says
the Legislature does not have TO sp-
propriste it. Good Rosds associa-
tion officials differ with The governor.
The section is printed herewith, and
reads:
SECTION l2-SALE OF AGRIouL-
TURaL LANDS That five per centam
Of the proceeds of the sales Of sgri-
cultural public lands lying within
said state, which shall be sold by
the United States subsequent to the
admission of said state into the
Union, after dedscting oil the ex-
penses incident TO the same, shall be
paid to the said state for the purpose
Of making such internal improve
ments within said state 40 the leeis-
latsre thereof may direct; PROVIDED.
That this section shall not apply TO
any lands disposed Of nnder the
homestead laws of the United States,
or 20 any lands now or hereafter re
served for public or other uses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Rev. W. g. Mcconnell has
socepted the call Of the Gunnison
Presbyterian church, and in so doing
has declined the offer of the position
- pastor evangelist Of the western
slope, which carries a salary Of
el,500 a year. Rev Mr. Mcconnell
VS. convinced that he could be Of
moee use to the church in Gunnison,
and argued to himself that there was
nore 10 be considered than the
money end of the situation Pres
bytesiaas generally are highly
passssd q Rev McConnelrs decision.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07
ksaioe - AAvsseiuun

News-Champion goes to press on
Thursday afternoon. All changes
Of ads, all advertising copy, legal
notices, etc, MUST be in this Office
not later than Wednesday noon, to
insure publication.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

E. n. Lamont, manager of the
Raymond mine At Ohio City. and
Mise Stella Keelor, the boarding
hosse keeper, were visitors in Gun
nisoa easiy The wesk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Mrs Jos Metroz returned Tues
day from Denver. Mise Pauline
Metroz will not return until some
time in July.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Sanford Zeigler of lola drove in
from Denver FRIDAY in his new car.
He came over Cochetopa pass and
wss much impressed with the road
work beiag done in Sagusche county
The county commissioners over there
have purchased big digger that
works with a traction engine, and
scoops out great quantities Of earth
from the hillsides Saguache has
made q splendid record in road
building, and they don't seem to be
Worrying much about the internal
revenoe fund.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Harroll, who
were visiting Mrs. HarroIrs mother,
Mrs Winters, left Sunday for a
three months visit in St. Paul and
other eastern cities.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Misses Lillian Dois and Gladys
Boyle, both high school students,
have returned to their home at
Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07
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In Normal Hall on last Friday
evening occurred the annual COM
mencement of the Gunnison County
High School and Elementary Normal
Presentation Of "The Cricket on the
Hearth" one of Dickens great SOP
stories, was remarkably well done by
the members Of the graduating class,
assisted by other students.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Miss Dstie Sand5ers, sister of
Geo. Ssndberg, arrived THE week
from Ouray and will attend the
summer term Of the Normal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Mrs. Cara Parsons and little
daughter and Mrs. c. w. Shores are
visiting Mrs. Parsons parents, Judge
and Mrs. Sprigg Shsckleford, at
Grand junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

John Larsen Of Aspen came in
Friday and went oct the next day 10
the Star mine Of which he has
assumed control.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

Mrs. c. F. Sievert and little son
arrived from Seattle, Wash, to spend
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. W
II. Mast. Mrs. Sievert 10 . sister Of
Mrs. Mast
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-06-07

A gang of men have been work
inc daily st the state bridge north
Of town. The bridge hes been
weakened BY the high water.