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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Fewer than 5000 shares hanged
hands cr foreign account Yesterday.
Most Of the trading was on the buying
side.
The United States Mortgage and
Trust Company. as trustee. has re-
c'lvsd >6Ni,515 as mayhem; to the
sinking fund of tho International salt
'oWpanv's first and conso dated col
lateral trust mortgage and invites ton
cers sufficient to exhaust that sum.
Proposals will be received by the trust
company up 20 noon on July 3D.
: shipment of 100000 gold 10 Can
ada was arranged yesterday hy thC
Merchants National Benh
Gross earnings of the Baltimore &
Ohio for June were S-.SOl SOB, de-
crease Of $i,2l4I24, and net earnings
we're Sl.52I.697. decrease Of SI1S,59J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

The Rock Island has the crops 10
o9s forward 20. but 70 also has on
.-- 1orton a. Investigation by the
Interstate Commerce Comm ssion. To
fact. taere was report abroad yes
t-rts7 that the r0vcstication had a.
-,scy begun Hov much OF an aid
che Commerce Commissions report
o-,d be 10 establishing the conf
cence necessary 70 bring about an
Elective reorganization 81 a question.
IA. BODY literature on invesuga-
tens 81 not usual 3 regarded a. p-o-
yoeatire o. excessive cheerfulness.
bl: a. least tho commission fOrbears
% ssy % rs victims: This hurts us
-ore t6sr ~ doe you"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington, July - The condition
of the United States Treasury at the
OF business to-day vas; Net
balance in general fund, 1881 1885;
total receipts yesterday Sl,9ls.4s2; to
tJ payments yesterday, $2,iii.4l5. Tn
surplus this hscnl year IS G,O37OI6.
against "a dcncit of Sls,363.l9s last
wear. exclusive of the Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
HEAVY Selling Of R. |. Bonds.

According 20 reports current in the
financial district on Tuesday, about so
re- cent Of the Chicago Rock Island
& Pacific collateral As were held by
Chicago interests. who We're said 10
be greatly dissatisfied with the plan
O. reorgau ization proposed and anx-
.3ls for the boncno,ders 70 90 it
alone. The heavy selling OF these
bonds yesterday, amounting 90 more
tasr 100000 face value. may have
originated in this quarter. especially
since -hc language Of the severa.
statements issued 20 account for the
ABANDONING Of the plan in no way
4s--ered the earning capacity Of the
property. There was also heavy sell
rg Of the debcuture 5s of the rail-
vav compauy. over $50 Of the bonds
hanging hands a. prices declining 70
$50 a. the As vent below 30, 10 the
lowest level set.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
Gold Exports

Ar engagement Of gold for export
-ov must almost necessarily be for
.le Bars Of France which "a willing
90 Day premium. High as sterling
exchange rates have gone In tho last
mo DAYS they arc rot high enough
% warrant commercial engagements.
Ru- the Bank Of France Is still un-
satisfied. Notwithstanding its heavy
communications of gold, and only re-
gently TOOK some O. the South Arr
can arrivals in the London market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

t.i..so July o. Black rust and heat
polling tao oGtlooK for even an average
t.aId .l en-. spring crop rclt made IN heat
....r..t tend 10 soar The close was Nrui.
r.nIt.- above last night 'nm show 81 q
nef adtau.c NJ t'.Gihc. oats showed -
ID. q. '.r up Boo provisions tul outcome
ranged from --irc decline 90 gain - -igtf.'.
10 Was generally admitted Tor the ur.t time
tiaf ali prospect of q big crop ~ wheat ;iil
var Boz iha Southwest waa gone Range o.
lTlrs..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Fort Worth Power and LIgu.
Company. d subsidiary of tho South
western Power and Light Company
and OF the American Power and Light
company through ,hc medium Of the
Southwestern Utilities Corporation,
announces gross earnings tor June OF
Ni-.6S', 90 pc~ cent increase over
juno. 1913. Expense and taxes Wcr.
S'I.,o1 and interest charges S9IIF.
leaving o. not income OF S4J.s13. o.
against S22,@lO for Che same month
last Year. For the twelve months
ended June 80 cro-e earnings OF thc
company we're S197.s5S. or an incrca 80
OF S-2a.e65 over the preceding wear.
he balance for the twelve months.
after expenses. taxes. interest charge
and dividends OF SSl .2S6 on the pre-
iorred stock, was $2s3,s2,, a a. pcr
cent lncrca e.
Wisconsin Edison.
Gross eernings of tie Wisconsin Ed-
lSon Company Tor che slN months
ended June so were 54320.472 -, as
against >il3t67t 40 for the u~st si>
months o.. 1912. The Wisconsin Ed
SON which I- controlled by the North
American Company. has public utility
>ubsidlaries operating OBJ tWouty-s,N
ciues and towns OF Wisconsin. Ne
earnings. after operating expenses and
taxes Of 500 $40 - we're St.65-.-
500 TO- G2i per cent increase. IL-
torest and dividends on securities not
owned had increased 9.7s per cenl Owe.
enc corresponding period OF 1913. leav-
ING a balance for the last si. months
OF SS2j,S20 -, only 1872 per cent in eN-
cess OF the balance for January-June
year ago. OF this amount $t0S.t3l 38
was appropriated for depreciation Out
OF gross earnings Of Ss.752-0j 20 for
the twelve months ended June 30 the
statement sheet shows a balance Of S.
OlS.92l 81, as compared with $l,s46.-
33I 81 for the preceding twelve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
Spring VALLEY Water.

NeCot ations between tho city o. Sar
Francisco and the Spring Valley Water
Company looking 90 muuiciTa. owner
ship OF the company's system arc as
sumlug definite form. s purchase
price OF approximately S34.500.000 is
mentioned in letter 10 the company
from the city advisory water com
mItteo which is des sned 10 test the
sentiments Of Spring Valley officials
m the matter. a favorable reply from
the company viii bring the matter be
fore the Board Of Supervisors fog
definite action. The company will be
allowed 20 keep the larger part % tho
Pleasanton lands, but viii have TO
give the city unqualified right 20 draw
the subterraneau water from the area
retained The company viii also be
permitted 10 keep most OF the Lake
MERGED lands. as the city wants only
sufficient area around the lake TO
guard the water from contamination.
On acquiring It's portion Of the latter
property the city will assume its pro-
portion Of the Twin Peaks tunnel tax
on IT, and will reimburse the COM
pany for its outlay or the Calaveras
dam. division Of the money i'm
pounded i'm the Spring Valley rate case
viii also be arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


rot COVE "a ri AIDE i'" OF. faI'a H''
sold a = -5uss 40 per 200 j. a ca or
slooas,. rars. s. sGas6 = Dressed
i've SIDE. E.por,- TO-DAY. ~ cattle snd
>o sheep 10 Bermuda.
~-..s-loliu q -ha non. rem stef ere
l-a4 DO atrraS 50 80 per ~" lo. - X.
Jos. Ib p I5- .0 So. 1900 s. ~.
NeHtou a 60 :" ~ " steers l-so TO-
s. ~. 49, l-8. b. 5, So. ~ lo'- y. -
H.. ZOO .'. s. 81. COWS. 'o' 'o' = i'' T.
Mcpherson O. co.. a " steers. ~ lh.
e. ~. - 400 Dr. s. oAen. L. ,.'
So a. D bull 1850 IH. J. 20 .. '''.
So .n- D. COWS 1872 Do. $3.50. :. 1850 ln.
tt G9- Hh S5-l &c. 1925 Io. :" 80
% $50 Iu So g.. 3D.. 1000 'U. \" ''. go
Do. S, to, $50" Do. So -, 3D. -. "a
str. o. eoa H. 50 800. % '4i .1. s. :.
>a, ir. - -. 1ll lo. - 3. -" i'. - '''
st. E.. 3 COWS go fb 3. -. >ii Do -
u.s. sander. Is ohio steers 1896 %. 8 80
% Il'-1I1. Do SIS % p.uu. ms Do. s. 49,.
It. 81 o.. - bulls f-f, '. Sd n" *" u.
So g.. e. 1910 fn. 81 so. % g~- fH. 81 - 3.
.lY-.d io. f." - Ih 81. . -" .' ;. 80.
g. rs b' s.. To-. 81, n. sag Z. ESQ d..
s ~ a" go iD s. 80. ueif.rs. go Do.
&" 90. $3.50
J.Hq.. Wright & Co.,. "a bulls S61 N
81 g. 9.G d. S. -. D. go b g.. COW.
100 Ib. So e1. f. 600 Boz. $. -o. $40 DO.
g. 3D. -. 80 lu. So. $50 Boo. - 80. 4.
'". In. 50 i' o"" ''. $, "" =,
j. q. curtis a. son bull 40" 10. s.
~ 80 - ga g
IA an Il. S. .n to.n do Ss ~
500 Alb sos. 7-o lib So. :. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
= eW y ork. j llf -, lSl
BI TIER.

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Sew York. July % 1914.
BUTTER.
Ee...p.. IoGi3 packages. High graz
fresh .r,smcrt st.slt o. nrm. AL 0,u-'
- .lia>i.e. n-.ts = re7.. seconds. c2E2ie.
..ala dair, finest. -692ir. good o. prime
2@ar25e. process. extras. - -. .is,s. 10
p '-'. imitation ., cn,,., n.s'@' -io &c.,
Receipts 4tho boxes. High grades o.
Huole milk fats st-a1t 70 nrm. some eNe.p
uorll qualue, bel. si4shlit hl-",r 10" ,''
,tG0tstInu. state. Who'll. u.ls ifesI. Sp a.
i4a.nt5.. average. rtle,. l44rlt' 1c. prime
1890 daIsit- iJulJ'-c. state. SKINS
fresh. specials. ia I-. g''A ' -'i''1e
3..Hlo@-. ..,s
rocstot. fcAt5 cases Market is un-
.,.t.y.i Fresh gathered. extra. dozen. -th
4G.. extra first. - -0- - o.. Irs.,
refrigerator. rr.Ls. charges ial4' ." 70 . -
seconds 22G %. nfnucry waites a. 1. 81
f.uuor, browns -4T-0c. gathered aH4 ttiA -
.egesr. duch eggs Indian Runner, -oA zoe.
FRUITS.
TRESH-ApP.e met mar, A iis o" oI ''i I'LL.
s. 5onSg ~. Far Western Old. ooA, > - q
s rs nearby. new Olshei basket -y'
81 -. PEARS La Comic. nhl. - - -, near
.r early I-rrSi -. PEACHES. ga. ar
-ta- q t-as- Pa Jer joel ana Ni. basket.
tr.su.. carrier 55crsl %. PL M~ 1a
carrie. g. 81 30. 'HERfiEc @ ,.r irl.
..gr-.. black 900 f1.. CI kkANi~ o..
..s. RLACKBEEklES Del aul M. . n
upr..rr. AuIa.. Je-. 0i-,. kASPbth-
Es,..srs. pint. tqp.. ~ CkLLbEth ~
y o. 3D.. g.. o. and AlI. anNr. Pa tii
I.r -ilf.. COOS EBGRRfEs. large. a. l'H
a.. small frT.. MCSNMELONs. AM sd
crate s-ygnf3 jumbo crate. 80
-.5 go .~ y q" ~ *. ..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

Of par unless one sees clearly What
their prospects arc-all their pros
poets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

Annr.rlorlsl that f.le board of ma ayers
~ tle Con-e F.-hange h-s unanimous
adopted the ameH1m-ur to thc hs-ian- "hi'h
provides fo- trading iu sugar futures has az
trtrIc,I vide. I,r-at attention I'D ths market
for these ,ontrarr.. and already there are in-
locations o. active oFcr-fhe-' 0unt-r dealings
u them preparatory 10 their listing oh thc
coffee E2rHangr. Quotations Tor cuban 70"
futures ba-f. % deg-e-. r Sew orr re-
rorteI by Hopkins ErOthers. -s Broad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

TIVfrDO0I raDITI-ST0I tasief. saIe.l wv
bales. speculation an. expGrt 800. America,
900. imports .. on. American. l11. ma
ding INLAND 3gd futures opened quiet a.
TO- foiufs decline. closed quiet A q LET de
elm. Of 3frd4Ls points. July and july -AI-
Lust TIiad August september, "3-d, > D.
trmncr- October 6Tja, octonrf NoNeH.-"l'
O. -n+. Novrtnbar. December. D. "a isd. Deccm-
rer Jsnuars fffI. January February. ".Sad
February March. C.66-. March April t''l,
A..I. 3st. t.h1fsf Nay-lune, op,d. june
Ju.y. 6eyi. July august 5000. Manchester
Yarns END cloths. tuIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

Ncw Orleans. July - cotton moved
within narrow limits to-day. stah1iHs
about % points down ar us lowest and
~ points up o. its highest The close
Vas steady. points down to points up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

timers were Indifferent Prices were IN
changed or $500 for tenfrlfuEai, Sic Tor
.Io. as-el and cost and freight. I'D Lon
tfYH beet sugar ua- quiet and easier ~ D.
tf for JuIE. f- aI for AlgIet ami 3s g.
for October wfu the curb or % ~. - 30
and .- tt,I -o-pertfs-Iv London cabled the
receipts foo tne Tnifei Kingdom for tne week
a- 800 900 tons asalnsl 90 900 last Weeh-
vs. li,ell a GreJ report the movement 9t susat
Or Inifei ~faIas Atlantic ports for the week
ss follow Receipt - $50 tons. agaihr'
Jf.1l5 Inc previous Weee. $3.50 lfsi feal
AMI SEQ Iu 1879. meetings. 5000 against
IS 00o - 600 and 90 ZOO aud total STOCK.
3-t1i1. agaIust sss.5JI. $3.50 and -i'.-o3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

Hoceipts ffhf5 cases Market Is ln-
.,.. ..-r. first. -.--0-J o.. first. La
-ef-ige~ator nrsls charges paid. - az
.l.Ird- 22G23, ufuuery whites a. {. -
anal .uaNtr 24U-.. gat0ercl. - IT.
t,i,,,,, l-o,-ns 1ta-Be. gathered and mixed,
BOA go. duch eggs Indian Runner, -1H zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23


ALLENTOWN. PENN D>rney Turni-
i.r. D.. a. Zi.genfIs ! ~ /eg~nfgs. fur
uilIre tuI earpots. Murray HiI
bD~rDN --iordsH. Marsh 60. " " Lon.
don leather goods Sir snyder. rep. 81
BOSTON x White co. Mss NJ Fleming
.r, goods. Pr Barkrr house furL goods.
BO,TON-Iorian Marsh 60. q snyder. sta
finnary 80 nI0n 20.
CUATTANoOGA-D b loyemsn 90;
-n- o.g. ats. manage. lN " - -
CHICACo-N a E.aeman 3 Bro. 81 Else
man. bottoms. cisr!dge.
= .It..- Iitrlo. Goettinscr Co. y scales
Ua. pete and rugs. BOZ f'h a.
Dt... r---.uE.r Bros s. Frankensteln.
.eft I" b. @itn 20
d, tf.n r. toilet good -@D jth a..
.iL. Daniels q Fisher stores co.
-.-. UoIioG. = " I'D 81
DENVER Daniels ( Fisher stores CO.
fi..ctt tons. y " ~ st
- tAtuW MONT Golden Rule syndicate.
. 4- on ssneral Mase smcrsct.
gTrNDlN NDNT--Goldcu Rule Syudi-
cate " Worthington. general mdse'
GRANrs PASS oRE-Colden Rule Syn
Ucate. j. Mashburn. sener~l mdse
Ki.HWATu FALLS oRt;-Goiden Ruiz syn
aicst, p l. Nannice. general merchandise
,'..,:XoN PrNN-suii,h & Bowman co. =
90 Tow man, " u Smith. carpets. A'Son
g..u
NifWAI IlEE-i.andsuer A %, Mr. Than
h.a.er. manufacturing department; IS
Worth ~
NV. uAVEN-Gamhle Desmond @. " n
-, MOLD upholstery goods 80 4th AZ
toufln~ufgI
NFV LONDON. CONN., lIislop & Co; ID
r,~i uuhoi- tr~t goods, Navarro.
NDETnIl. NA-Wi.lis. Grail smith co. j
WuH. jr furniture and csrpels. York.
ca. fFA Burgess. Nash 20. Johnson.
f.r. 1888 BnaE.
oNEoNTA. y Y-Ronsn Bros = ~ Roman,
g,acrai merchandise. Heraid Squarr
SEATTLE seattle n - 60. J " Reynolds
n,.lnns fancy anf leather goods - Nh aN.
~ Lofts Nugcnt Bros y q ca, "
ANDERSON. uph goods. rugs and curtains.
80 Union So
ST PAUL. MtNN-Naunhrimer Bros. 4 =
Williams uph goods and ecddins 80 "
.,..d $50
ST LOUIS SEX Bauer 4 Fuller . q 20,
O. rifles SHOES. g " ,Gl 81
TAMPA. FLA--rarr. Martin Co, X rafr.
house furn goods ana carpets, Oregcrian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
Millinery. Lsces. Ribbons. etc.

TON-~hepard. NorWel %. O. + Lee
lar.. and eubds. 30 9th as
DALLAS TEN-A Harris a -. ] =
Hsrris ribbons and fancy goods. l4s "
-.l
DULUTH. AINN-Silberstsin & Bondy.
Nj. q cate. millinery. ~ T. 2Sth 81
FRESNO CAL--Eadin a. kamp T Con
sll.re laces. eub~oiderlcs. ribbons, um
breias hosierr. gloves. rugs. etc.
2gfh
IrXrNGTO% KY-Tefseuthal & BiHg
B.r- reriHear gloves. ribbons ana
llkfs. o. T. 2Gth ST. Latham
NEW HAVEN-E Nailey Co. 2 Et.nseF.
Sax m, <rr-cO-R VeW a CO.. Mrs
Rod. miI.u.~.. 81 2ttr -
ST LOFTS D. Nlrsrt N Bros u - ln I.
o.. Bium~uthai isces. eutds and ladies'
uec.rear. II Union 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

New York. Dec. s.-The Rockefeller
Foundation fund has slresdy spsnt oves
one millioa aSllsss for shs relief of ths
starving people Of Dsl0ism, 80 ars
resdy - ship ssssAss millisa dsllssv'
worth u ICED -sesR IL sbs0lutely nssA.A.
The Eoundstisa has else cent . cosn-
mission 10 Esvups 70 sAviss - - how
and whrse fsrsAsr pslief 70 nen-com-
bstsnts nsy - most effectively pro
vidsA. aa1 y rssay 10 spssd ujllieas Il
dollsss. Il nsosssesy. IN tAis Airsctisn.
So fer The FsuaAesi0a - ceatsiAuHsd
ovsk ooe.e - - sssist h sAe relief e
The pssr = Nsw YRk, a. scesuat Of
~ ~ - - inAastsial Aspssssisa.
Ceetsihsetsas fpsa seAsr stssss, ia-
css4iag Csssss1s, Cslifornia, Orsgea
and Washington, 10 enormous. A cargo
Of food and cereals, vslusd st over
oee0, 90. wi,l lsave New York WsA.ss-
day or rhsrsAay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
IL eIpB U ~
ut um uM U

Tt ksDs- s-CAsapsos = ssssaisly
- ~ sseks sssca - sG.aaasAG -
ssse sosd fses Lac Cssy sss
Posdsskora end scsuss from Gsnr-
s'sw " Tbs kh~r, ssaA~s skAs osss
sks osss ~ S>pssese." sssd L. C.
hssdsshsli ~ she sdssss S.sssda,
Ia sesld be . skost CO, " sosA a.
ssos'eas ssd ssosd . loeG ssAsnss
kfli susd sAss hss 20 lss~ssss - ssy-
ose. So fss - kAss Asssd ssssy
sssslss On sAs L~Ae Fost sesss sisA
~ issssviss SkscA soc sss.slV
p~hl,shsd isoa ". p ssn.0ss
AsosiaS sAss sasd',
"Thsss 80 . Sssss usssy ssssDas
shs the psopessl 10 naske The ssse
sssd fsoa LsAs Gay, sAsosGA ~
fosdsseoss vslIry - . Sood O..
dsclsssd . q Anas~we, she 80
ever from that section hosday. "A
sod tro~ Gssevsss d.Secs 10 SsPi-
seso wo~ld Issd over . high essa,
vhsss foe klsssa 1slss sAsss isat {
living sosl. end psoAsbly sssss Gill
b. IL - . hard sosd 70 bald end
tssp IN sepeis, s.d the ssos vih u
. bed fssssse 10 coatssd sHsisss.
sHdsssssad tks sssAe ssGs.sss -
psopassd this osslst. bot se Il chs
Csbolls vslIsy Asss . Sed susA -
sssdy. end hslisvs the cossscsios
v,sh the Lske Fork oves lsAies
csest Con be very chsAply ooa
strscssd l do NOT kpow 70 sscA
sbost the coanecsion vith the Rain
boo Rosse over Blue mesa, bet j,
would certainly BE- . css-oG is 60
inc 20 Moatrose cad Delta"
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
ns1iss e einal Ssaulsospt.

Ia the matter of the estate u Norris r,
boWie. Deeeased
Notice is hereby given that ON Monday, the
regular days Of the December tern a tie
County Court 81 Gunbison County, in the state
OF colorado, Alexander Bowie. Adninis
trstos Of said estate will apps AZ before tbs
Judse Of said Court present NY final settle
meDt ~ such Administrator, and pray the sp-
prevail Of the same. and will then apply to he
dsschsreed as such Admin istrntor, et which
tme and place any person in interest may an.
pear aud present objections 10 the sane il any
there b..
1914
ALEXANDER BOWIE.
Administrator Of the estate Of Norris r
Bow 10, deceased.
merle d. Vincent. Attorney.
First published December IS 1914
Last published January rs, 1915,
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

"wAss y ths eessAosf' ssked the
Ia Posts ssscAss a lissls Peter Al
islia, WHOM ksO~lsAGs Il physical
geography wss wsll kso~a through
ost the school. The sqsator is .
menaeerie lion rsnaing around the
esrth," snswersd the lad, thereby g.
tsblishinG foreves his claim TO fame.
What boy will give me- On example
Of IN imperative sentence?" next in,
quired the tsecher, II will, spoke
up Marty New, John, throw the
horse over the fence some hay"
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

North Fork Times:-A L. Bots
ford, cattlemsn and farmer Of the
Muddy Creek country, that is being
rapidly settled. Wa in town last
week and said he had finished
threshing bic crops OF oats and bar
ley, which we're raised without irri-
cation, and that the average yield Of
each was GO bushels per acre
While considerable snow falls in the
Muddy country, the pleasant sum-
mers and the email amount Of work
it takes to raise large crops, make it
a mighty good place for a home
And when the state connects Somer-
set with the Independents rass
highway it will be easy to market
the products of the land
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

s''rass~s a Sass~Aass SpssAs,
s"a s'c'.sss s'li THE ssas sLsp e.ss
. ssesssad esss, hsosA sssss csss
ct s,sck 70 oarkes Ysuo Sassn-
boat ssd Ssds~s . s.ssl II AS cess
ef cs'sss ssd sLsrp As.s slresAs
s,sen sAsppsd, skaIs 90 II H., dsa.
cra's and ss'es ,edssss poss.s .
large ssotss II csss sss kessa
loaded ls-s yess sk,s s..e s.csia.s
sxposssd 7ss csss 81 skssp sad csaslr
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men wAe hase Givsa ~ asts0 . ssisl.
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tales. bst spsa isssss,0ssiaa sA-y sss
fouad tote shsolsAsly tsS<. rke fs,ssv-
ing = tssd ~ ~ Csasss Post DsapsscA
and sss esusA = vsscAsd Ter ~ sAe3 pspss
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Charles Whselsr bought . sov and six
pigs 1t IT, 0ets0sg ses for Sal. Ypua
the 'ncrssse tkey sold e1ss vsrrh If Aass
-Four sowsbssseht s2ssd = psss brought
slo<, whils toe seAss - hsos Il -
herd breaGht - secA. This tstsl srsa
one SOC 90 siz pios sAews vAst ske
hog industry vill - fss sAs valley in sA~
course u . few ysers. Mr.. Sleter advises
US that he 10 going TO put in q smsll
acreage Of alfalfa end raise few hoxs.
He is one Of the strong sdvocstes II
smaller acreage, better fsrmed, spl hes
the right theory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Cripple Greek, Dec l0-The
richest carload Of ore ever shipped
from the Cripple Creek dietrict nov
is being loaded in sacks a. the Cres-
son mines for consignment to the
Denver smelter II 10 estimated
that the eroes value Of the car will
be between $4,000 and e5O0. 600,
exceeding the carload Of ore shipped
from the Isabella mine in 1896 by
BY nearly 100 per cent. The Cres-
son mine is owned by the Cresson
Consolidated Gold Mining company,
which is controlled by Chicago capi-
taliets. The bonanza ore was en-
countercd in . cross-vein in the 100
foot level The same shoot has also
been uncovered in the thirteenth
level.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

The Utah Fuel Co, had hay
buyer in here last Friday. DIR. y C.
SpauldinR, who purchased about 100
tons up Ohio creek. DIR. Spaulding
is veterinarian for the company,
both in Utah and at the Somerset
mines, where this hay is destined
To . News-Champion reporter he
declared that Ohio creek was the
most beautiful valley he had seen in
the West.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-03-27
GOLDEN WEDDING

On Sunday March 22nd at their
beautiful home in Ridgeville Corners,
Mr.. and Mrs. John U. Funkhouser cell
ebrated the fiftieth anniversary of
their marriage which took place in
Fulton county March 18th 1864. Mr..
Funkhouser came, when but a small
boy with his parents from Germany
to this country, the family locating
in German township, this county.
Mrs. Funkhouser was Miss Anna We
Der before her marriage and she with
her husband have prospered in the
years through which they have faced
life together. Into their home nine
sons and four daughters have been
born and one cause for thankfulness
on this celebration was that but one
of their children, a son, was missing
from the family circle, he having
passed on to the Home Beyond. -
Eight sons and four daughters, with
their families were present and with
them Rev. and Mrs. Holdenburg and
Miss Flossie Robasser came to make
the day long to be remembered.
There are fifteen grandchildren and
two great-grand children but only
ten of the grand children were pres
ent. The children and their resi-
dences are as follows: John, Tole-
do; William, Elkhart, Indiana; Simon
Fred, Otto and Mrs. Rose Dickson
Wauseon; Edward and Harry, Napo-
leon; Albert and Mrs. Caroline Lin
dau, Ridgeville Corners; Mrs. Mary
Weir, Swanton and Mrs. Ida Rein.
king, Decatur, Indiana. 1t goes
without saying that this family gath
ering was enjoyed by all the members
of the family who were present ant
that it will long be remembered as
a red letter day on the family cal.
nndar