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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
DucCAn GRAND OPERA
PLEASE LARGE CROWD.
1t UNIQUE THEATRE

The music lovers Of Gunnison and
vicinity enjoyed a rare treat last Satur-
day evening at the Unique theatre. The
David Duggan Grand Opera Company
had been secured by the Gunnison Choral
society and had been well advertised.
As a result every seat was sold by Sat
urday afternoon and there were a num-
Der of applications that could not be
filed.
The Garden Scene from Faust
captivated the audience and won un-
stinted and merited applause. The en-
semble work of the company is particu-
larly to be commended. The four solo
voices combined in true and rich har-
mony which was really inspiring. The
acting too, was good and added much
to the beautiful music.
The highest art Of the company was
shown, however, in the solo numbers.
David Duggan is a superb tenor, both
in regards to voice and the elegance
and completeness Of his art. His voice
has power and piability and the manner
in which he used it beskeaks a musical
Intelligence far from usual
Madame Adams. recently from Paris
possesses beautiful soprano voice
which she uses with the greatest skill
to produce highly artistic efforts.
Miss Ikert, contralto, sang with ex-
quisit finish and exceptional enunciation.
Her voice is a rich contralto and wide
range and beauty.
Roscoe KimbaIl units perfect poise
with rare baritone voice. His singing
is marked by wonderful Reliability. ex
cellent phrasing and distinct enune.a
ton.
Each singer cheerfully responded tC
the many and vigorous encores.
Arthur Fran, the pianist of the com
pany, rendered several piano solos uhicf
we're very much appreciated. He is ar
artist and his Interpretation of the grea
master works are truely noteworthy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
GUkN|sON LOST CAME TO
MONTROsE TEAM SUNDAY

A few bad plays on the part of the
Gunnison baseball players run up the
score against them much more than
their general form warranted. The
Reds were Outclassed. no doubt, but had
it not been for two or three bad plays,
the result would have shown score far
different than the one actually recorded.
ten TO one in favor of Montrose.
Gunnison's twirler Lehan played a
splendid game. The Montrose pitcher,
the man whom every Montrose fan feel
it his duty to bolter up on all occasions
famed fifteen men while Lehan forced
fourteen men to leave the plate without
the pleasure of hit.
The 10 Gunnison rooters who accom-
panied the team on the special train
say that the game was a good one
Everyone had good time and the Gun
nison crowd had the time of their lives.
They came home game loosers and will
grant to Montrose the game well
earned.
The Montrose Enterprise says that
the Gunnison baseball special was the
first excursion train coming to Montrose
from the east in twenty-five years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
COUNTY NAY TAKE
ACTION TO PREVENT
Waste WATER N ROAD

In order to prevent further damage
TO the county roads by irrigation water,
the officers of Montrose county have
brought suit against a number OF ranch
men for allowing the water to run into
the roads. In number of places in the
state, action has been taken to keep
water which comes from the irrigation
bitches out of the road. 1t is the gen
eral opinion that county is fully war
ranted in bringing damage suits against
ranchmen who allow water to run in the
road. The county expends large sums
of money to keep the roads in good con-
with irrigation water, he should pay the
price.
There have been several complaints
in Gunnison county to the effect that q
number of the ranchmen are letting ir.
rigation water run on the road and il i.
thought that unless some effort is made
by the ranchmen to prevent it, il will
become necessary to institute suit to
compel them to keep the water off the
roads.
The following article taken from the
Montrose Press indicates the action Ia
ken in Montrose county.
County Attorney Blake, upon the
o-der of the county commissioners, ha,
brought suit against three Ash mess
farmers for permitting the water from
their irrigation bitches to run into tn,
county roads and damage the same t.
considerable extent.
The cases are entitled The People v,
J. f. Cotter, for $500 damages AM
costs, alleging the Delta and Colorov
road was damaged on June 10 and Is
C. W. Huston, $34O damaging the sam,
road on May 4, 5 and 16. and June Is
r. H. Nakno, $500 damage to the W
r. Mueller road on June IL and Is.
The commissioners regret very nucl
TO be compelled to prosecute the ranch
men for this violation, but are forced {,
do something to stop the carelessness o
water RUNNING in the roeds pronniscu
ously and esusing the cc1nty CONSIDER
able expense often in keeping them il
repair"
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
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ME nuo1|oU
SPECIAL Tam VIII Take
Crowd to Crested Butte.
Normal Students and Fac
ulty to Have Fish Fry.

Contrary to reports that there would
be no celebration at Crested Butte on
account Of the labor troutles there, IL
Wa definitely announced yesterday by
tho IN charge Of the celebration that
IL would be given as scheduled. ID Is
said that the men working at Ruby
cam will have a celebration IN their
Own camp and viii not come to the
Buttes for the sports there. Every
thing is quiet at the Buttes and no dis
turbance is thought to be likely.
A special train will leave Gsnnison
at seven clock ON the morning of the
fourth for the Bsttes. and il is Thought
tina a large crowd will go from here.
The program for the celebaation in
cludes street sports, a grand parade,
treat for the kids, two baseball games,
snd grand ball.
Besides those Gunnison people who
go to the Buttes, there will be many
WIN viii go TO Waunita ard other places
of interest. so that the town will pre-
sent the appearance of a pretty much
deserted place. The Normal School
faculty and students have planned a
fish fry which will take place at AL
mont 1t is said that Mr.. Mccoy is to
take charge of the fish end Of this big
fry and will see that the trout are pro
perry provided and prepared.
Al Waunita ball game will be play
ed between Pitkin and Doyleville and
lively time is expected rs good men are
playing on both teams.
Bssides all of these diversions many
will take advantage of the day for a
fishing trip and picnic on the banks of
the Gunnison.
Reports from Marble are to the effect
that the people there will board speci-
al train for Aspen where they will
spend the Fourth. The Marble band
will furnish the music there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
DOAnO REFUSES MAIcA
School At nMDlE
Agree TO Give Funds to
Help Hire Teacher for
High School.

The Gunnison county high school
establish branch high school at Marble
with funds. In a meeting Of the board
which was held last Wednesdas, il was
decided that the county high school
would pay one half of the salary of one
teacher for the Marble high school, the
salary of this teacher not to exceed
ninety dollars month. The high
school board reserves the right to hire
this teacher and specifies that the Mar
BILE school must maintain a total enroll
ment of fifteen students This agree
ment is binding for this year only.
This action Of the high school board
comes after a persistent effort on the
part ot the Marble people 10 have a
branch high school established in their
town. They maintain that since they
pay large part of the taxes which go
to the school and are in an out-of the
way place. making it hard for them to
take advantage Of the school here, they
should be given branch school. Judge
Budlung, a member of the Marble
school board was in Gunnison and met
with the county board the latter part Of
May and placed the situation before
them At that time the board reserved
their action to a future meeting. The
board is rather reluctant in establishing
branch schools as they do not desire TO
lessen the efficiency of the present
school or to establish precedent which
would cause other towns in the county
to ask for school thus demoralizing
the work Of the school here. Also, they
seem to consider that at this time when
taxes are so high, il would not be wise
to start this branch school.
/ On the other hand the board realizes
the position Of the Marble people. They
want their pupils to have a high school
and they desire that they shall have
some returns for the taxes which they
pay and consequently have agreed to
return a sum Of S4G5 90 to help the Mar
Bile high school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
m aGI4 Ill n
Z uETMTu IT
YB uT. TUNNEL
Force Of Men Employed Get
ting Tunnel Ready fo
Extensive Development Of
Property Is Near Crystal

Considerable develapmeut work i.
planned for the Sheep Mountain tunne
at Crystal. Gsnnison eosuty mining
camp about six miles from Marble
This development work has already
been started, and the plans include tbs
constrsctionof an electrical cyanide mill.
The electric plant which will be con
stracted viii furnish power for the tun-
mel
At the present time force Of mer
are engaged in cleaning ost the tunne
and putting in new tImbers. 1t is
said that no work has been done in the
tunnel for about nine years.
Last Monday j W. EIeiner and c. W.
Conger. officials OF the mine. arrived in
Marble with an engineer who has com
meneed the work of making the prelim-
mary surveys for the mill site and pow
er plant There originally was water
power at the tunnel and this will be used
10 operate the new electric plant which
will be installed.
John Peters is in charge Of the work
at the tunnel. and his men are all en-
gagged in getting the tunuel in shape. II
is said that about three weeks ago ton
of samples were seat to Denver. and as
the mill has been started by the survey
it is thought that the returns were
good.
The Lead King mine at Crystal which
has been worked for the past few
months by leasers is now shipping ore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

Mrs. H. Weirick and son Merrill went
to Austin Monday. TO look after their
ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

the petition. No matters Of equity
such as excessive taxation on land which
does not get all of the benefits of the
city administration can be considered
by the court In the Adams cases the
court found that streets were maintained
by the city along and adjoining the land
sought to be removed, and consequently,
the petitions were denied.
Any appeal taken from the decision Of
the county court must be taken directly
to the Supreme court The Adams
brothers have sixty days in which -
appeal, and it is not known yet whether
or not they will take the case to the
higher court
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

william McDopough came to Gunni-
son last Tuesday from his Cochetopa
ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

John Wolf took charge of the Ohio
Greek r. +. ID. route on July first. His
was the successful bid for the contract
Of carrying the mail and is the successor
Of Harry Crary who has carried the
mail over the route for the past two
years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03
uoenAL ExrEaIAInwr roesCslI

This evening, friday Miss Mars
land, of the public speaking department
of the Normal school will give read
ing from Henry Van Dykes "The
House of Rimmon. This entertain
ment will be given in the assembly
hall and is free to everyone.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-07-03

Martin Winger left with doc" Boeh-
mer yesterday for Telluride to take in
the celebration. Mr. wineer will visit
his folks there and return to Gunnison
July 9Th.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15


All persons are warned not to trade
for note signed by II. |. Weaver & Co
or Walter P. McRae and indorsed by H.
l. Weaver for $500, payable TO Atlanta
Audit Co.
H. I. WEAVER & co.
GENERALIZATION County.
BY virtue of the power and authority
granted in a certain loan deed executed
by f. n. Landrum to Germania Savings
Bank of Atlanta, Ga, on the fifteenth
Book 1856, folio $50. in Fulton Superior
Court Clerks office, which authorizes
and empowers said Germana Savings
Bank to sell the property hereinafter
described upon the failure of said F. n.
Landrum to pay any one of the series
Of ia promssory notes made by him to
the said Germauia Savings Bank. and
secured by said loan deed, for the space
OF 30 days after such note or notes be-
came due; and said +. Landrum hav-
Der of said notes. which are for the sum
of fifty dollars each, for more than 80
days, and such default still exists, said
Germania Savns5 Bank will sell, before
the courthouse door (being the same
place where tho Sheriff of the County
has his sales) in Fulton County on the
second Tuesday in March, 1914, within
the legal hours of sale to the highest
bidder for cash. all that tract or parcel
of land in said State and County and
described Is follows: Fronting 81 feet
on an alley and running back north from
said alley one hundred and thirty feet
even width as front, being the west half
Of the property consigned by William
Turner to Richard Goldsmith May IS
1865. by deed recorded in clerks office
in book wv" page 1898. said property
being in she block bounded by Houston
and Butler streets, Auburn and Pied
mont avenues and being part of land
lot 81 of the Fourteenth District of said
County. Also. all that tract or parcel
of land lying and being in land lot 46
of the Fourteenth District of said coun-
ty and beginning at point on the west
side of billiard street ninety feet south
of Auburn avenue and running thence
south along billiard street ninety feet
more or less and extending back west
of uniform width fifty feet.
WIZ be sold for the purpose OF paying
the debt due to said bank and all ex-
penSes of making the sale.
This February 6. 1914.
GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK,
By J. G. St Amand President; Peter
F. Clarke, Cashier.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: l have
purchased stock and fixtures of W. ].
Holcomb, So Lake avenue. Atlanta, Ga
70
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AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.

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WANTED-One man or woman in every
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LARGEST manufacturer Of pictures
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Complete line "Cel-lco' convex por
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SPRATLING IS DYEING
BANKRUPT SALE.
-~->-ooo~o~~o[-~~~
BANKRUPT SALE.
STOCK OF GENERAL
MERCHANDISE, FIN
TURES AND ACCOUNTS

GEORGIA. TROUP COUNTY-ln pur-
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llonora BILE Avian d. Freeman. Referee
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lhlic cutlery the entire stock of mer-
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Si,7s9.2s; dry goods, $45l,37; furnishings
and notions. SELLS; clothing, sSS.5S;
hats. S75.1i; shoes, ss63.9S fixtures,
Ss41.75; furniture. $685. live stock, wsg-
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'S,l0S.55. Sale will take place at the
courthouse at LaGrange, Ga, on Tues
Jay, February H. 1914, at 10 a. M.
Terms. cash.
For information as to stock and in
rentory, inquire OF +. T. Moon, La
Grange, Ga. or the undersigned.
GEORGE b. RAuCH. Trustee.
402 Rhodes Building,
Atlanta. Ga.
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WANTED--A reliable settled woman to
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AGENTS AND SALESM EN-
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE.


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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICEi

All persons are warned not to trade
for note signed by II. l. Weaver g. Co.
or Walter p. McRae and Endorsed by II.
l. Weaver for $500, payable TO Atlanta
Audit Co.
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