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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-04
JOHNSTON.

The eve Six Club" have built a camp
on the Snake Den Road.
William Heath and Albert Hill spent
Thanksgiving with friends in Hartford
Herbert Carpenter was at the home OF
his uncle, William Capwell on Sunday
DR.. l. B. Stilson and family OF Winsor
avenue, have gone to Providence for the
winter.
A little son arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin 5. Hill on Saturday OF
last week.
Miss Jessie Riley Of Providence, has
been spending few days at the home Of
Walter Everett's.
Mrs. A. A. Barlow of Providence, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Bremges.
Mrs. George Bishop Of Pine Hill, is al
the Rhode Island Hospital, wher she will
undergo an operation.
Mr.. Arthur Smith and family, have clos.
ed their summer home on Hopkins Ave
nue. and returned to Providence for the
winter.
Mr.. Walter Johnson OF Montyille, Conn,
spent several days last week with his
brother, Mr.. George Johnson Of Winsor
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Blaisdell and
daughter Olive Of Providence, spent Sun.
day with MIR. and Mrs. Charles lift of
Brown Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Cssselbury and
daughter Beatrice Of Hartford and Mis-
Alice Heath were guests of Mrs. Henry
Hill, Thanksgiving week.
A husking bee was held at Mr. Peter
Brsmges' home on Pine Hill last Saturday
evening. A number of people were pre-
sent and a general good time was enjoyed
Twenty-Five relatives and friends Of
Henry Bishop and Miss Vera Treveit met
ct the home Of Mr.. q. X. Bishop last Pri.
day evening, the occasion being miscel-
laneous shower for Miss Trevett. She re-
ceived a large number Of pretty and useful
gifts. The evening was spen, in playing
games and singing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-04
SOUTH ScITUATE.

South Scituate Grange at its meeting
held last evening. elected officers for the
ensuing year.
Laurel Lodge, ID. Of h. will nominate
officers at the next meeting, Wednesday
evening, December 9th.
regular meeting Of the Scituate Town
Council will be held next Thursday after
noon at the Towns Clerks Office.
On Monday evening, Grace Hutchins
was pleasantly surprised by large number
Of friends from Richmond and RossLsand.
The members Of her Sunday School Glass
were well represented. 1t was the Isth
anniversary Of her birth. Games were en-
joyed and refreshments served and all en-
joyed the good things provided.
The Scituate Town Council met on Sat
urday afternoon to consider applications
for liquor licenses for the ensuing year.
There was a large attendance of towns
people at the session. The following
licenses were granted: William +. Wall,
McCart's Hotel, near Jackson Depot;
Alfred II. Williams, his hotel, South Scii-
ua,e; Joseph Brochu, his hotel, Saunders
vile; John ID. Whipple, his hotel, North
Sci,uate; Albert Bassett, his dwelling be.
tween Roekland and Clayville; James H.
Smith, Jim Smiths Inn, North Scituate.
The following applicants were given leave
to withdraw: William B. Angel, Hills
building, Rockland; Solomon Whtford,
Clayville; George 4. Phetteplace, Ralti-
more House, South Scituate; Alfred
Webster, dwelling in North Scituate. The
fee for licenses was voted to be $500, pay
able December 18th.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-04

Warner Turple spoke at the Christian
Church last sunday.
"A Box Of Monkeys" will be given a
Red Mill Hall on Saturday evening
Dece mber I2th.
James e, Nichols Post, G. A. X. will
meet at the Post Hall TO morrow and elec
officers for the ensuing year.
w. c. Langford has been elected =
director in the new State Republican Club,
representing the town Of Scituate.
Union revival services will be held next
Sunday at the Rockland Christian Church.
The meetings will take place at 1880 and
7:3o p III. with a praise service at 7:I5.
Rev. All ert Ruth will be the speaker
The Clayville Church will unite with the
church in this place at these services.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-04
ESKlM0S AS TRADERS.
Value Counts as Nothing II They See
Anything They Want

Anything They Want
Among the ESkimuS OF The Rerinl
sea region there Is no liked value fol
whalebone, furs OF anything they may
have 10 trade IL one of them has
anything OF value he will keep II until
some white man appears, win some
thing that appeals To his eye And
the money value of what may tax,
him does not make any difference "a
him. IL he has lrinket that may b,
worth dollar and some one offers {,
give him for u something that i worth
thousand dollars. hul ot which h,
has no need he will refuse To trade
But he will give anything ne poSseSs
es for what hc really wants
An Eskimo OF 81 Lawrence island
In Bering sea. made n catch one sen
son OF n big bowhead whale. Tn,
head OF balcen was worth between
$4,000 and Sl5.OOO He knew the ap
proxlmate value ot the head hut n,
held on To II with no apparent deSir,
10 trade one day trader appeared
with small gasoline launch valued
AZ perhaps $500 or $500 The sight OF
that SO took the native that he straight
way traded his head OF bone for II.
Far out In the strait one day n,
ran out OF gasoline. He abandoned the
launch for the canoe he was towing
and padded back 10 the island. Bui
be did not regret his trade lie was
satisfied and ready TO try for another
whale. Youths Companion.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-04

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-04
CHOPMIST.

Fred Segee's new barn is completed.
George Shurtlefe is confined 10 his
home by illness.
w. A. Atwood is making some improve.
ments TO his buildings.
The state road through this section is
getting pretty we'll worn.
Warren II. Williams has just competed
a large addition to his poultry accommoda-
tions.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-12-04
FOSTER CENTRE.

The Foster Town Council will hold a
regular meeting on Saturday afternoon Of
this week. Several license applications
will be considered.
The work on the tomb At Foster Centre
has been completed. Il has been done
under the direction Of q committee consist.
Ing Of George c. Ciapp, John w. Bowen
and George Spears.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07
mTlluE ~ r.
u n g.

AioaS ~iss sssse ps-tsas fruo kanns
C,y. Texs~ and Tepska ysor ssVoH
pss~e snas seex. sAe nscssps - = q
Essrsh. . nssasnG Hsea fsoG CooA
Arizona. Shs hsa Jsss eSu,ps~ssd -
usss sr,p INTO ses CosorsbD isnA -.
Farrell ~ss accompanied ~ be -
end dnaehssr end s<cssr~s go sundb
gps<s~d tn~m sssxiy I'll ~ Jsu.
Ths route froa Csfssa. . osud Gnsd
INNING camp. I'D do~n the essaa ss~g -
k,ce sssssoa. tAsaee over sAe usouu1uns
~ Cotapsxi snd from thes< 10 Spo1g-
vile. Alessursu< end Ssnss Re. LAns-
ine Santa Re the rosa wss tskss - kas
Vegas end Ration. thence to TrsusdnA
Csnou CITY, Sai,da and Guanssea. @
The return trip hs will visit tsnssr ssd
u Peso. Texss.
A. Chiffon. Ariz., is the hom< u -.
Mamie Shsckieford Hart. With u'Azn
sAs Fsrreils : are well acquainted. ~
found friends here IN the persoas II
Judge and mrs. Shsckleford and Wsss
entertained ct their home SATURDAY
evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07
''SulaA-

fhe play -Goess sf Gunaisoa will have
- sppsrtunity 70 witasss . besssiful
play IN ave scts dBaaetised fpsm h1arie
COrelli's most widely reed ronsntic
stssy u the lasA u the Midnight Sua
setitIsd "Thelms" ct Unique Theatre
0a Setssday, AsG. =.
'rhsl0a" - . wholesome story reed
by sh tongues snA cen be found amoag
TIE bssks in the hbsssiss Of those who
1--we essd clsea 6ctiea. II yes have
ssed The bssk ysu vill be ssrprissd to
- ~ veil - stssy has heen writtsa
into dramatic fern snA you will see the
characters Of ~ stsry apparently step
fvsn TIE bsok 10 81 cut The story ssr-
ssunAsd by ~ sAas.VAsss Il Norway
- nhUlaaA
niGAasdssa 4 fslAsst vhs - hein|-
iag ''Thslma" 10 Guanissn have placed
the characters Of the story into hands
ef IN enceptisaslly struaG esapaay q
artists who portray the characters true
to life - the story gess end have
mounted the play with beautiful scenery
end electrical effects. You viii see the
Eche Cave; the Midnight Sun, the
Rainbow of Death, the Burning Ship in
which the old Viking makes his last SEQ
voyage, etc.
Remember the date and buy your
tickets early. Reserved seats ere on
saIe at book store. Price 75c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07
Nss;ee # C..s.st
Department Of the Interior.
u. =, Land Office at Naptraaa E.la..y

Department Of the Interior
U. y Land Office at Montrose Colorado
July l3, 1914
To Edward ID. Redmon of Somerset. Colo.
rsdo, Contestee.
You are hereby notified that Esslie &. MrKss
who gives Somerset Colorado as his most
ONCE address, did on June 18th, 1914. fle in
this ONCE his duly eorroborated application
70 contest and secure the caneeIlatiou of yon,
Homestead Entry, Serial Ne. 04S7e made April
lsth, 1910, for SEA Section s, Townsbip "a
south. Range 80 West .sth Prineipsl Merit;an
ana ss grounds Tor his contest he alleges tbst
Edward d. Redmen abandoned said ep,ry T..
the fall ~ 1871. and in the spring of 1872 ar
theron bouts, departed from this stat ana v,a,t
TO the state of California; that Edward 3 Rad
non has sold his improvements ON said lana
and has not since the fall of 1871 lived pnop -,
cultivated said lsnd. ="
You are. therefore, further notffisd tbst tb.
saif allsestions will be taken as coufes.sa
and your said entry viii be Cancelled without
ferther ri<hs 70 be heard, either before this
once or on appeal II you fail 10 file ia tbis
once within twenty days after the Fourth rpb-
hcetion on THIS notice. as shown beloS yoar
enevsr, under oath, specifically reepppd,nx -
the~e allegations Of contest tu~rtbor v,th S,.
PROOF that you have served cOpy cs 80
anewer on the 50 id contestant e;th.x IN ,,.-.,.
OF b. regsesered mail
foe sAculd stete in your snew-r she name n,
the post Odce to which yOu Ass,r~ sutn-.
potices 70 be sent To you
y. G SKINNER. Rewistsr
SAN B. BERRY, Receiver
Date o. hr.f publicstion July 81 IsiA
:. eecond Aug Z, .el4
. nrq ssnres Avg 4. isls
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Rsssssuliss = essy e LasA \ ~.
oiroal Eespa

Notice 10 hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing 103. ~ acres,
within the Gunnisen National Forest,
Colorado, will be subject TO settlement
and entry under the provisions of the
homestead laws of the United States
and the act of June IL, 1896 GA Stat,
233), ct the United States Land Once
at M0ntrose, Colorado, on Sep
tember "a, 1914. Any settler
Who was actually and in good faith
Claiming any Of said lands for agricul
ural purposes prior to Jdhuary 1, 1906,
and has not abandoned same, has q pre-
ference right TO make . homestead en-
try for the laDds actually occupied.
said lands were listed upon the applica-
tons Of the persons mentioned below,
Who have . preference right subject to
the prior right of any such settler. pro-
vided such settler or applicant is guali-
led TO make Homestead entry and the
sept. "a, 1914, on which date the lands
viii be subject to settlement and entry
BY any qualified person. The lands are
as foliows: The Ell of SWt, the SWk
Of SWk, Sec. l6, T. - N, r. ", E.
M.P. H., 12e scres, listed upon the ap-
plicatioa Of Roy Adsms, Brevoft Hotel,
Denver, Cesorsdo; List 2-1032. A trect
Of s3. q scres, within Secs. "a aDd ~,
I. 50 NJ, Z. E., described BY metes
and bsunla, - folloWs: Beginning et
corner No. 1, whence tlse section corner
common - Sees. - - 8. - e1se town
ship kse betveen sswnshiFs . snd 50
n. bsars 8. elo E, -. 50 cAeins; eH-
tepiine tAssce ~. 6.s7 cAaina; tkence
Y % dam; shenoe Z 40e clsains;
tbeocs \. n. = cAaias; tlssssR ". HIS
3 M p go. sks.cr s. iso l.. l1H
ch,ioo: sHsnce 8. " E., &A cAaiss;
thesoe s. g z, H.0 ehai.s; tassce s:
2Do II. "a. = sAni0; - ese paoee of
bssauine. Esasd uVm the sl6cseisa
Of C~eeES o. Fsesse, htkiA. Cssssoeo;
List1-1Jn Jsly IL lS11 .. < FsHees
Actiae Assise.e Os.ssoef q -
Paa. Juay u-A.g-A. ma
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On ~
\ 0 Oh O

For toe ws.kA - sssd G,ag "
(s.snas~aa- Csusa 1lsa<scs -
b<sn saO0sd = - 0Us~ssusua sf
grssf sspssensss- - - ~ esussor
pssssd. Thnk . - eAungmg q go
mics q aass sh~susUhf.n - 0AD
crsek nser nhnkhD - . 80 ss.uasss
hsss ed ~ - ~ sese sauis q -
ssser cAAua1l
Tss ssrsW -sdb ssun - ps~us
cosnsy s~sd = ~ 60 o6E y - hunsA
sser,sokRg IN ssssk, - - sssv
srsdss - saUkslV sA.ssss ssuns
somss ossa hsss~ 0sainedrs sunsA. ~
county rssd - - osuaA q ~ ssssk
end the Judy Asos Uin ~ pseaiasd. but
BOT the esnasty sod sstuBuiaG swsD
Ono crssk shSse n1in suusA-
Csmilsr nssss wssA sAsse sssas 81
sse msa 80 - - - 90 sxpscs ~
knlsh tbs &sse ef - Ussk-
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nu1ips q Tina Ssedlsnssa

In the matter Of the estate % Xernee l. Car
penter, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday the
slst day of Aug, A. d. 1874 it being one Of the
regular days OF June term Of the County Court
OF Gunnison County, in the State of Colorado, |,
sophia 4. CARPENTER, Administratrix ~ said es,
tate. will appear before the Judge of said Court,
present my final settlement as such Admins
tratriH. pray the approval of the same and
will then apply to be discharged as such Ad-
minlstratrix ut which time and place any per-
son In interest may appear and present obiec-
tions to the same, II any there be
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, July END 1914
Sophia r. Carpenter, Administrator Of the
estate Of Aerxes L. Carpenter, Deceased.
First pub. July 81. IA. Last pub. Aug. 2s, IA.
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ksAice 4 Aljss1nesf Day
he Of Theodore Renner, deceased.

Estate of Theodore Renner, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed al.
Of the estate Of Theodore RepDer
late of the County Of Gunnison, in the state ii
Colo, deceased hereby gives notice that he vii
appear before the county court of said Gum isop
County. at the Court House m Gunnison, in
said County on Monday the 3ist day of Aug A
d. 1914, at the hour of 10 o'clock A M Of said
day, at which time all persons having claim,
against said estate are notified and request e.
10 attend for the purpose Of having the sam,
adjusted All persons Indebted To said estats
are requested 10 make immediate payment 4
the undersigned.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado this c5tb dsv
Of July, A. ID. lal4
Henry F. Lake
Administrator
Of the estate Of Theodore Renper.
j. NJ McDougal Attorney
First published July 81 1914.
Last published August 2s 1914
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Estate Of Bana Posssh, Dssunssa,
The undsss iansd. hosing b.os apupiussd e.
ninistrat0r VI the sseose u 0o0a p. Rnssch,
late Of the Ceus<g "a 9usaisoa, il ~ ssoae "a
Colorado, dssrsssa. hsssaQ 0isG ns1iss thot
BE- will apPesr hseOse ths CU6a&Q Csart ~ said
Gunnison Coansy. st tie tosgs Ussss In 6ua-
of septemess. A.. B. lsl4, q d kssss 2 tea
o'clock a. n. a seid aes, q vhisA tias I'll pss-
sons having eiaias egaisse Esd ssse1s go
pose Of hsviaG ssss sAj1sasA. An psssans d
eebted to ssid sssete ere psq1ssssa ~ ashe
Immediate RaSaeat - ths usAsssiUssd
Dated st 69oaison. CoAseuAD, tkSs ~ - u
August, A. D. 1oa<.
G. A. RABYCu.
Admiaisssssss of - ss6sse q k1aa p.
partch, assDassa.
oapp NasA Att0saoDs.
First Pub. AnGuGt ], ~.
ssst Pub u.UAsoAsr n, iol4
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Depsrs ment u the intsrior.
L :. Land Office at Aontrsse, toioso<1<

UrVHFF meHf u THe IHt7FfIUTT
L :. Land Office at Non utrIrse, toiOso<1o.
Jsls ~. ~
Hscs. of farlIn. dunni-ou County, colorado.
who. 90 D-cembef 1lnd lssa made Desert L.ssd
kntry. Ne 0.ts2. isu Lots 3. 4. section 4. L<saa
q q q SECTION - Lots ! and 2, >~otin 8.
Io~nship " North. Range 2 East New meniso
PRINCIPAL Aeriliisn. has fled notice ~ iassn-
tion b. make Final Desert Land Proof. 10 -
tabliA n claim ~ the land above de~criised. be-
tore samuel n Hitchcock. L. 5. tomuisssousr.
~ q Williams 81, New York City New York,
on the thirty first day Of August. lslt
Claimant nsmcs a. witnesses;
William &. McDusoaeh. Albert y Hack. ~
Funk. August kreuger, all 81 Psrisn. toiosssis.
who's testimony " III be taken the nbose
date bcfore l.. \ Nour-e. Z. 5. Comsai- i-siossr.
a. -6unnison. Colorado.
q. e. skinner.
Rexisser
First published July q. 1914
Last published September 4. 1914.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07
ks1iss - hAksunius

Department q the inserios,
July q, 1914
Notice is hessby given thst Jsmes P Barrows
q lola, Colorado Who, on Nay l0sh, 1e8. made
sWs, section Z, kEs Of sE., ana 81 q NEl.
Ssctiop 5, Township n North. Raa0e 2 West.
New Mexico Principal Meridian, hes fied 40
Tee Lee o. ,nssssion n TO make s, f,nsl Five Year
land above dsscribed, betors q \. kourse, U.
., Commissioner, at Gunnison, Colorado, on
the twenty ninth day of August, 10l4.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Harry koseubaum, Thomas Lanoy, Mason
smoot, Carl Rosenbaum, all q Iola, Colorado.
o. G. Shinner
Register.
First published July "A, 1914
Last published September 4, 1914.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07
U1DnooB6 60

Regular ssrvioss s<xt S~.Aay. The
pastor viii psseeh kssA ROsniaG 90
evening. n ~ eysaiaG sssv,a< sAsss
will be the ususl hslf -hssr sssG service,
special nembers by The chosr sad srches-
tra and pssne ssss by Ids nss Bsrkey
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07

CoMnissiooef Elmer wylie, tells as
sAst he wunt 10 sse the new ore strike
- HaA ASsntaia Sunday and that il
s1ceeas hs expectations. The ore is
- snly Il supeisiaG quality. bat fsu.d
u pasoe - tie hoe md qnartxite VAN
ae turninG into proper DIP for that dis
txict. He u cn6dent that it vii make
Q winner. This strike lies beside tbe
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tsxtsens = the sntssi"r
Jul, q. lss4
Notice !. hersex E'.es sh,s q o.rpsn.er
ceased. of Ccbolla. Colo. Uho. oe Ausu-f ,stb
No., made Dessert Land kntry No sa,sp It..
Tor n. q wa. ssusiau y. ssd NJ u 81 =.
New Mexico Priscipsi meridiaa. hos alsd NO,
tice u intention ~ nahe Fsasl Dsuart L~nd
Prooi, 10 establish clxiu " the laad above ds.u-
cribed. bsfors q. y Noorss. & 81 CuUu uis-IoD-
er at tssssssoa. Colossas. On 49, twsaty ninth
day of August boi<
tiatnsaut noues - Usensr~0.
Arthur Perez. of CshDlla, CoisrsAo.
Roy GODDARD, ~ Csbuiis. Coiosa1o.
Valentine Ehset. of lola, CaiosasSo.
John Wise. Of sapissss. Colosado.
O. G. a&iooss
oseissss
First published Jui0 y. ssaA
Last publisssa auU1oushss I, IGaA
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49, ~ hhIsa1iso
Department n the InteriOr.
q 3. Land Office at hontrose. CoiosaAo


o. y. Land Office at hoatro-e ColosaAD
July 18th, 1ooA
Notice ie hereby given that k.lms Jonan, a
Gunnison. Colorado, who. on Ortober %eh, 1870,
made De ert Land Entry. No 0sss7. for NJ. u
township y North, Range East, New Mexico
Principal Meridian. has hled notice ~ intea-
tion - make Final Desert Land Proof 10 -
tsblsh claim to the land above described, -
lore I. y Nourse, U. 5. Comm issioner. 81 Geo
nison. Colorado. ON the End day ~ Auauss
1914
Claimant names as witnesses;
Avorn Garcia, Of saguache, Colorado.
Maurice CollumbiB. of Gunni-on. Colorado.
Wade @ Qnaries, Of Gunnison. Colorado.
Marry Crsry, Of Gannison, Colorado.
O.C. SKINNER.
Register.
First published July II, 1914.
Last published August D. 1914.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07

.=::5;a1ssf .=s::::5S;;za1s:s:f So: =
The eo-pavsnesyhip hvm
q 6svetts Bsosheys, In Baehvuptcy.
coopnssa of kslph U. Me- Nj
Gsvstte asa ". 4. C.
vsets. nssks~p4s.
70 the creditors u the eo-partnesshjp Arm oS
Gavsese Dsothess. csnposed of Ralph q. Ga
vetts SD ". A. 6aveste, Of 6aanisoa. In the
Oousty Of 0saaisoa, and district afore~aid, .
Notice Is hereby gives that thew will b held
in the fown of 6unDisoa, in said diseriet in
the Coaaty Coart House in the District Court
Roos thereof ct the hour Of ten M O'Clock in
the feFeaooa. on the 13th day a August, A. d.
lsf4. the Anal meeting OF creditors 0f the shove
named bankrupt. for the following purposes.
to-WN:
/. TO pass upoa the claims for services and
expsnses, Including ats0rney fees for the
trustee
q To pass upon the claims for the attorneys
81 the creditors bringing the bank ruptcy pro-
ceedfnes and for the attorney ~ the bank rupt
s. To examine and pass upon the acco1nt Of
the trustee and To order q ANAL divide0d aud
discharge the trustes amer the payment Of the
sa me.
4 To transact any business that may be
found necessary and convenient in settling and
eloeing the above entitled estate.
Dated at Moutrose, Colorado this 2sth day of
July. A. d. 1914. WALTERP CROSE,
Referee in Bank ruptcy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07

new rosd being constructed to conn.c,
f1tkm With the Rainbow Route ct the
foot of Monarch P,s..
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MoDu MITE Tnu HELPS
BUSINESS n uIIIsOl

One hundred and twelve autos pass in
twenty days at Cimarron.
The Montrose Enterprise says:
AT the request of T. W. Mcneil,
who desired to know, X. M. Wright,
the Cimmaron merchant, has been keep
ing tab on the auto travel over the Blue
Mesa road for the past month, begin
ming his recording on July s. In TWEEN
ty days during the month, he finds a
total of one hundred and twelve autos
passing his place of business al Cimar-
ron. The largest number in one day
was on July 3 when the number totalled
seventeen.
The record shows the following da-
ia: July s-4; 9-17; 100; 11-4;
l2-4; 13-4; 14-2; 15-2, 16-7; 2O-6,
2l-6; 22-7; 23-3; 24-4; 25-s; 26-6;
27-3; 2s-5; 30-3; "a
''Mr. Wright says that his record
only included autos that he saw. Some
no doubt passed in the morning before
the store was open and after it closed
in the evenin And no
doubt others passed while the recoro
keeper was busy and didn't see them
Hence the supposition is that the total
number passing over the road was more
than the total given by Mr. Wright. -
That the great Rainbow Route is be-
ginning to attract much tourist travel
10 felt in business circles of Gunnison.
Perhaps the garage owners, restaurant
and hotel men experience the most ben
20 far. Sam johnson tells us that. out
side Of the celebration week. one half
his business in the restaurant since July
first. has been furnishing meals for
tourists. He declares that it has ex-
ceeaed his expectations and that it will
bring more business than the broad
gage wouad have 6sae.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-08-07
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