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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19
EXPECTATION UF C0TN
FROM WORTH CAROLINA

West Raleigh, Feb. II, 1915.-Al
the corn exported from North Car
lima passes through the port of Nor
folk, according to w. r. Camp, Chief
of the Division of Marketing. For
the last ten years North Carolina
has averaged 100000 bushels per
year through this port, most of the
corn going to Germany. Only the
variety known as Horse tooth corn
has been exported. This corn brings
! from five to ten cents a bushel over
| Western corn. South Africa corn
is beginning to enter into active
competition, however. This corn
will terminate SO per cent. while
our corn terminates only 81 to 50
per cent. Our corn is more prolific
than the South Africa, so the corn
from the two places stands on
equality.
| No corn has been exported this
on account of the war.
T. w. Wood and Sons are report
ed to buy about 1000 bushels a
year of North Carolina Horse Tooth
corn for distribution as seed in the
United States. Norfolk also handles
from 10 to II thousand bushels of
other corn from North Carolina. So
under normal conditions this would
make the totol amount of sale of
North Carolina corn from 10000
to 10000 bushels year through
Norfolk alone. At the same time a
great deal of corn is shipped from
Norfolk and Richmond into NORTH
Carolina. This should not be so il
we had a proper system of distri,
button.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
MARBLE T-LEcCERs Make
SCATTERING; some. ARE | FINED. D

Informations were filed on Monday
against Antonio Pennone and Virginia
Ratti for Illegal sale of Intoxicating
liquors in the anti-saloon territory of
Marble. Sheriff Hanlon took the war
rants over and was accompanied by
Geo. Hetherington, deputy district at
torney.
1t seems however, that news of the
contemplated action had preceded them.
and Virginia flew the COOP" At any
rate it is reported that she has gone to
Vermont and will trouble Gunnison
county no longer. Pennone Was ar
rested and brought back. He engaged
services of Attorney j. N. McDougal
and will fight the case.
While at Marble several other cases
of alleged gambling and Illicit liquor
selling were looked into. Mrs. Bridget
Grant was to have been arrested, but
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
RABBIT ESCAPES, CHARLEY DANIELS
WOUNDS SELF AND KILLS HORSE

his mind the horse was a goner Then
he noticed his own blood.
This happened on the Dry Greek fiat
below Al. Haines' homestead, but Dan
iels was unable to attract attention and
get help till about noon. He had killed
his horse to put it out of the misery of
= broken hind leg. and was trying to
make q pair Of crutches out of the
buggy thills, when Val Ehret, Jr came
along horseback. He took in the situa-
ton, soon had his car on the scene and
brought Daniels to Gunnison that after
noon, where Dr. Hanson fixed him up
sufficiently to 60 to Delta on the train
yesterday morning.
In feet Mr. Daniels had started for
Delta and Cedaredge Tuesday and was
driving through when the sccident
happened
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
MuA uPPfl Mf IS
nu n NuHul Content

The fifth car of copper ore went out
from the Anaconda at Spencer Friday,
being shipped from lola station. All
Of this ore is taken from development
work. At eighty feet the manager Mr..
l.. c. Neal is drifting and blocking out
ore. the vein extending on either side
beyond the six feet of working grousA
necessary in drifting and timbering.
A man could break down Q car Q day il
he were stoping. but the owners ere
content to continue this development
work for the present, letting the mine
paw its own expenses. Although die
tinctly . copper ore, it contains II per
cent Of sulphur. making it . desirable
smelter ore. since it developes its ovn
heat in roasting. The iron conteat
runs to IL per cent Altogether the
Anaconda gives promise of being q
real mine, and is highly encouraging to
the mines of the belt south of US.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
unsn mIs MVFI1lu m
MvuJTDMH wTD sPalues

Every automobile owner knows about
brokea springs. Just - you get to
spinning along beautifully, comes .
little uneven place, the heavy car body
bovnees and, snap!-a spring gone and
the car limps back to town, or Il repair
man is sent for. Well, Gunnison
man. W. j. Andrews, has invented the
long sought for remedy for broken auto
springs. If you don't believe it, go
down to Eastman's garage and see the
heavy REQ car which has been equipped
with the first set, and which Bryant
Eastman has now driven 1l0 miles.
They work like a charm, and Bryant
says he hit dog hole at 80 miles an
hour Monday and never faxed the new
spring
The secret of this invention on which
Mr.. Andrews is securing patent is
two coil springs attached to steel levers
which replace the ordinary fiat leaf
spring. There hasn't been an improve
ment on the leaf spring for buggies
and autos in a hundred years. Mr..
Andrews gets away from 1t entirely.
Now, leaf spring breaks on the re-
bound. These two coil springs, take
care of the rebound as well as the com
preston. What is more, by loosening
a couple of bolts and slipping over the
clip which holds them, the entire
spring leverage is changed to suit and
car can make a trip loaded and in
three minutes be adjusted TO return
light. And if break should occure, it
will be in 2 bolt which costs ten cents
or coil spring for 80 cents rather than
a leaf spring at from 81 to sl2
III 1t works out under all conditions as
well rs the sample and the first practi-
cal set, the spring problem for autos
IS solved and every car in America will
be equipped with Andrews springs.
Mr.. Eastman declares that if the garage
has fixed one, il has repaired 100 broken
auto springs this summer. That shows
hov SERIOUS the problem is. and what
. oemeed there viii be for this new
invention.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Charley Daniels thought the Rainbow
route was rather lonesome "Wednesday
morning, when he lay below lola for
three hours with shattered knee wait
ing for some one to come along and
help him.
At eight O'Clock that morning he had
started 10 drive down the river, when
a stray rabbit sitting along the road
side tempted him to shot. He drew
his Colts 3s, automatic, but just then
the horse jumped and the rein swung
his gun forward 1t was discharged,
the bullet entering his leg above the
right knee, circling the knee cap. end
then apparently glancing forward, for
after few brief jumps his horse went
down Things were happening 30 fsst
that Charley says he did not know he
had wounded himself, till he made up
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

at last accounts Was seen riding horse
back down the beautiful Crystal river
valley, westward bound at midnight.
James Hennesy was another suspect
who suddenly left for parts unknown.
Complaint was filed before the Dis
trict attorney by Nick kannas against,
Sam Cannos, Jake Arkoubis and LOUIS
Douros whom he alleged held him up
on October 4th and relieved him of $40
at the point of several guns. After
trial before Justice John j. Walsh, this
case was continued, but evidence
brought out resulted in the immediate,
arrest of Sam Cannos. Jake Cantas and.
Nick kannes himself on . charge Of
gambling. They were convicted and
fined $50 and costs apiece. There are
also other sundry suit. and counterpui0
coming Up among these Greeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
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ND N Es nlks ufI|

Hsws-CAs0vssa CsssssoeoAsoao:
Sunday, Oct. 10
Miss IsahslIe Brucs leaves Sunday
for Denver.
Mrs. Lillian vandeburg and two sons
went to Victor Sunday.
ID. Hunt of Salida was q business
visitor here Monday.
Eighty thousand trout were brought in
Tuesday and placed in the river.
Mrs. James Fitzpatrick returned from
. shopping trip to Montrose Monday.
A moving picture show will be given
st the school house Saturday night
Gus Pitts came home from Gunnison
Sunday. He hes been firing on the main
line.
Mrs. Sam Passerili and sons Of Al
mont are visiting at the home of Tony
Passerilli.
Miss Olive Schribner visited Sunday
with the Whittingham family over on
the Big Cimarron.
Denver Richardson went to Crested
Butte Sunday to run the switch engine
st that point.
Chas. McMinn he'd general smash
up Sunday when his team became
frightened at an auto.
A big barbecue and dance will be held
at the halfway house on the Blue mesa
Tuesday. A big time is planned.
VIM. Fitzpatrick left on Monday for
Kansas City with ten cars of sheep.
John Weeks shipped two cars of cattle
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
SUNDAY n|ch1 ElDPEnEI1 M
MI. s1olf Nd ui1l{l ;|orvi1

husAass ~ soslS~isG ssosy fssa ~
Ssasdb oasi Oisss - picsusssq.s . So
sisg ses Ss.1AS's ssspsasss - essaa ks
ssaDud:
'ifitkia basss . psssty scAoo, ~ s'sn,
Chsass cesaty loses cae Il its fsirsst
dssGhsess cd Gunaisoa 70 sejoicinG
over The heepy ssarr'aGe u . promiDsRt
yeUAx Hsa Of that city.
''nliss mshsl Sa0aye. ysaaasst dsash-
Ter Of Mr.. end Mss. nsrtia v. Shsaye
of Peacha bousevssd end RslpA A.
Stose, sea Il c. L. Stone. one Of the
weslth,est nsschsnts end csttlemen of
Guna'soa county, eloped to Saxuache
Monday morning end were married by
the Rev. Jesse Kern, pastor Of the
Methodist church
Miss Shaayo, Who he'd been teach
ing the primary grsde ut Pitkin, since
the opening of the fell term, wss in
vited to spspd saturday cad Sunday st
the home Of nr. cad hrs. Stone in Gun
nisoa. Their soa Rslph wss sent 10
Pitkin in his cor 10 bring Miss Shonyo
over He started back to Pitkin with
her Sunday sfterR00n.
"Whsa The IS frousslsd topped kid
arrived st schsl in Pitkin meaday
morning, Miss ShOaye, their tsecher,
ives not On hand 70 greet them. Shs
was speeding in sn automobile fro~
Ssgusche to Salids with her husband
TO break the news of her marriage Il
her parents.
Meanwhile the Pitkin school boass
learned thst the school mo 'sm wsi
missing and there yes . hurried con
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
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n uUuN uUlT M

As we 60 to press the case of the
People VS.. John N. Thompson of the
Lake Fork 10 being tried. 1t is chsrg-
ed that Mr.. Thompson did or the 18th
day Of July 1915, wilfully and unlawful
ly end without authority. open, change,
and interfere with the hesdgate Of the
Thompson irrigation ditch in Water
District No SO. after ssid headgste he'd
been adjusted by and when in control Of
the water commissioner of said district,
TO wit, ". U. Brewer.
Sapp 4 Nash are attorneys for Mr.
Thompson, while Geo. Hetherin9t0u
represents the district attorneys Office.
The witnesses called by the prosecution
ere H. c. Getty, w. o. Brewer, Thos.
Roach. J. L. Buchan, Moody Ramsey,
Carl Benson. Henry J. Johnson Andrew
Barta. James Hoffman, Neis Hanson,
James Harbinson. The defense will
have number Of witnesses.
Jurymen are E. H. Mcdowell, T. W.
Gray, Geo. Eastman, Ed Wylie, J. U.
McWilliams, VIM. Dutemyre.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
W ~ MMTnk
x SLIGHTLY ulIcD

The meeting Saturday TO discuss tsx
matters was not largely stteDAed, The
rsnchmen apparently having decided
that they were going to be soaked any
way. The table of tax values Published
in the News Champion last Friday IVES
discussed. Mr.. Hartman, county ssses-
sor was asked about the reduction Of
e675, 800 in coal land and improvement
valuations. He stated that s2s, 90 Of
this was on six quarter sections that it
had been proven TO him were grazing
land and not coal land. Since his first
report to the tax commission m omitted
schedule by the u. p. Coal company
he'd appeared carrying SIS acres end
valued o. el66, 900. This still left .
deficit of s4sl. 800 from last year Ne
did not know how or on what it occurred,
and could not explain it. The latest
assessment in Gunnison county then 10
l4,OI7 acres of coal land assessed at
81, ss5, ESQ or an average valve of el34
an acre, while Mr.. Thomas' valuation
was Ia, 2Ss acres at q, 33S, $50 or IN
average of e164 an acre.
1t would seem as though On earnest
effort TO have the state tax commission
Or Mr.. Hartman put this valve back
on the coal lands instead of on the far
mers of the county would have been
successful. 1t is true we are told that
the poor coal companies are to great
expense of late. Their strike expenses
have been large and they are nov OBJ
liged to insure their employees. How
ever they have also raised the price of
coal to balance that and more. We do
not know of any ranchmen who have
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
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oGsa Il ~ psVsstv suosD q
Gsuaisss kase hssa auisslv shG
osss ~ ensstias Il dsoiasUs -
sswss10s sA,s ssaass, fss sAsss . q
dssht ~ - asst ssas Z vssy -
~ dsuiaa0e nessss = insisaune. 0nuns
hassnsass sed hesass eslssss 60 unas-
sbae during sAe sURnsr ososAs = ~
pors II toWn end - 0aaoss -
worse with esesy yssr's Wiouean
Rorsh of she tsWa SITE. AIsAs1UA -
qsestioa of sewsss y not % pssssaG.
we eli know tAst jt must esase II Co.,
soa is 70 keep w Nth sAe pseesssisa q
. modern city, end of course sAe 60
polls ere gradually filing W. 90 ~
may face IN epideUsc sny sunssse.
The idea Of combining the two. -
thus reducing the cost apgesls 70 ~ Z
us. end wss brought w for diseUssis1
st the Chamber Of Commesee sssei11
mondsy night. 1t he's hseR VssQsss>
that the business Rsen's es0aaiaeeial
secure . pFeliniRsry survey By - -
pert in order TO sssist 0ur tewn auohaUi
ties in getting line On the bsst sysesa
TO install, psobebse cost, &c. d I
quite likely this will be done in shs -
future.
There have been . number Of nseAaA
slrssdy psupossd. bvt - . asssss q
feet We nssd expert sdvice, for just ~
to ley drains in order TO fully secsa0GsI
the purpose 10 one Of the most di0Isu1
problems . municipality cen tackle. 4
the following article, repsblishsd fssz
the Sugusche Crescent Of lest vssk,
cen be seen that osr nsiGhbsr b Y
aesiRst the se@e question. Ths -
of fling On the water devslepsd ~
drsinage system might be used 70 n
dsce The cost hsse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

soleotsoa. 4 ts.pAaae coll Wos sunt
" 0ss. Stsas u Gsnaisea. nn StAe
hscons slas1sd - tssspesasd 10 N.
sAsave . sslsdA- IN. SAsaye could
give M iafosaoss0a bua sAe nsds Q
guess. 5Ae called sA< ss~ssy CLERK Of
bUena Vista 10 get . record II ~
marriage licsnses isss~d- A half hssr
lster nrs. Sssae called again and nsid
she hsd just heard from Sagusche that
the young couple were married IN shst
town and were On their wsy to Sslida
in the cor
''Mesawhiie the bride and bridegroom
hsd driven through snow storm while
crossing the psss. and they arrived q
few minutes after the news of the mar
risge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shonyo greeted the
young couple with words of congrstuls-
tion.
The bride graduated from the Ss-
lida high school in 1918 and the at
tended the Normal school ct Gunnison
for two years, graduating lest summer.
While in the first year ut Gunnison, she
met Mr.. Stone, Who yes then . senior
in the Gsnnison high school. Ne 10
Row associated With his fsther in tAe
wholesale sad petsil meet business in
G0nnisoa.
The bride YES frequent visitor ct
the Stone home end wss veil liked by
the young mans parents.
"When she accepted . positioa -
school teacher ct Pitkin this fall, she
wss close enough to receive IN occss-
i0nal visit from her sweetheart.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
eUll)s0o m u0uIRD4 Sllkf
INNS o. lyt uEa THE 18TH

H0s sss ksiag Nd sss . suas ssss-
hsusisa q ~ hah wsv hs.ss q nss
opa srss fsssAnv ~ . asssaG q
- Cuaaissa CAaaAse e Csoonso
0oaAay niGht, - u,assss was tahsa W
- ~ ssssssd 70 favor &. ~. 4 Gil
hapsy explaiasd sAes sAis nes soed
besse which is Iocsted ct . hsssssfsl
sQot % shs Blue river. elevea ssd oae-
hslf miles from Sapsaess end fsurs~sn
ailss this sid< of Cimssvoa, wss pssc-
tsesly coapletsd. neatsoss folks Asd
tslked shout sose sort 81 . nusual
sehsbsstioa end rsssdents oil sloag she
s0ute we're enthusiastic over it. The
plaG was TO have . picnic dinner. for
which ths meat would be roasted On the
Uvound, Guanison motorists would take
sAe coke and Moatrose the fruit and
p~npkins. There will be dancing and
osssc, fishing end souatsin climbing
end explorine of lsrRe cave which hes
bssn discovered there. On, yes, sad
Usblic speskinG. since many nottbles
vill dine. Hon. T. J. Ehrhsrt, chair
0sn Of the State Highway co@aissioa,
Oil be present.
G. L. Adams, editor Of the nontrose
bsess, ives present end streaGly sAvo-
sated the celebrstioa, ststinG thst he
Oes sure the business nen's associa-
Dion end motor club Of Montrose would
oark it, fs they wanted to shske hands
Uith Gsnnison over the completioa Of
ssch hpe addition 10 the rosd joining
the two cities. 1t 10 also proposed 10
invite towns and cities along the Rain
beW Route ssst and west, including
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
uEDD|Ic Of ELMER CRAIG
M NORMA fRIEIO OCT. s

A wedding occurred in Gunnison last
week Wednesday which the News
Champion scribe failed to record. The
happy pair are Mr.. Elmer Craig and
Miss Norma Friend. The wedding oc-
CURED at eight O'Clock At the Grand
hotel, Rev. C. H. Carver officiating
Mrs. Craig is the pretty daughter of
Mrs. Bert Friend of West Gunnison,
while Ar. Craig is an engineer at the
Carter mill ea God creek. Nevp-Cham-
pion extends congratulations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
.sT ~ q @ul3
uEn uH CT 2a
III 0l8 q. 0II

Attensssa y oulssd = - spassdh
esHrse of spssssaisassas sssuaOsd Sss
- coming sesssa hy ~ kosad Csor
|06t,se. The GBsa nuaAss ell - -
lsssiers whe wia seVses - ~ Usiass
UAsster, Oct. -
The seven Artises so so0s a ~
dDs'cest music sSss Uslsssa clsssiool
- semi-cisss.csi ssesdnsd ssae.. ssL
esoons srom - Gssss sssass'ss. eoa-
U.te scenes sroa esssd spsrea, shs
Gnsores being ssd-si@s fsvssssss 90
ekstches froa kgkt epssss sad ths
O'gmsl eperetta. give shs widest pss-
sibilities for their effective chorusss,
ssxtettes. mixed end msie qesrtettes,
lhdses' duets end solos.
Watch for the psogrsm next week.
Every indicssion thus far points 20
- feet thst The cousse gill be better
Oorv instructive end eUterts,ninG shaa
sssr. The sesiss Il eatertssnments
Uil b. given st she Uniqss Th~ssss
aUsin this yses.
JIskets sse 100 q sale ct the Nor
81 school Boek Ssose. Season tickets
9th Ssservsd sssts ssst q 50; chiIdrens
Gckets sl.1s. ksservssieas for the
Gn1ire season nay be Rade ct the
DSsrmsl Sched Bod Stsre beginning
nsaday morniag u . Q. n.
In the cesarpe this seas0a Will be Ths
Gkerssa Shssaan C0acert Company, Z
Qssiesl csmpany u ave ysuag women.
they sppeas N musical nuabers, bott
vscsl sad iatsuasatsl, accompanied b,
. resder. They viii sppesr Nov. 8.
i Dr. Jsass Medley, Isctsser, comes .,
sAs third sunAss Il TIE eo~rse. Ne i,
- spssk - whist 10 . nsa WORTH
Dr. hedIey sse~pies . promiRsnt plscs
- the lscsnse plstfesn Of the country
Ne has bssa - The plstfoem for twenty
vssrs, sa1 hnsvs boo to speak to peo
ps<. He ~ sppssr % Dec. ls.
Song - 1Bsaa will eo2e in for q
svenisp GB1sstaiame~t BY the Can
bridR lo.Veus. This company 10 com
pN0 - Vaayers. THY psssen
such s6srt scesss -, Dagger sn'
Sleep Wslking" scenes from Macbeth
In edition they appear in songs snt
readings. This company will be her
January 25. 1916.
The fifth number 10 q lecture b,
Francis j. Gable, q poetic lecturer
The humorist7poet-p philosopher. He i,
anno0nced to speak on "Some Liars
Have Net" He will speak on Febru
ary Is, 1916.
An entertainment by Victoria Lynn
res4ss end impersonstor will conclud,
the course. Ner Interpretation o.
''Seven Oeks" or her rendition oI
'Rsth" ere said to be worth the pric,
Of tie entire course. This entertain
ment viii come on March q, 1916.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

kslaA SaUan01n, SaldA - Canaa
Cay, s,shssaA shis . ga suisG - ~
elssas - slGbssuae - s9sir . - eas
sssssslv hsad y - Askaasas vsllsy
koUsssr. svssybsdy will be UescOsae
4 ee0osetse en- srssaGeasoss coa-
sissiaG ef y. A Gsllsapey, s. J. Miles
end Z. G. Psa0er wss sppeiat<d- hlr
Pslasr u sscsstsry of the Guaesssn
Motor club s.A With Mr. Miller 10 sr-
r.aGiaG fH csrs 10 sske the csowd
from hess. Th< ''ests" sse besuG
Iso&ed sitter BY Mr. Gslls~pey.
This rs surely . fine idsa. sad every
ooe who con should tske sdvsatsge oi
''october' bright blue weather" to en-
JOY TIE outing Ii 10 . httle bettes
shan q two hours run from heps to tbs
point st the junction Of the two Blues,
some thirty -sevea niles, but with tbs
fine rood, every fest of the trip will b
alive. Next Tuesday. October II ua-
less il saows. In that case. the com
mittee will give " fuI ther information.
Hsving caught the building fever, n
j. Ssevers 10 putting in this fine fal
weather adding twO rooms TO his homs
in Wert Gsanison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
to Kansas City the same day.

70 kanses CITY the same day.
VIM. Brown, John Mcintyre and Hen
ry Berry motorsd out Sunday, headed
for Denver and eastern slope points.
Tkey expsct TO be gone shout ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kerry came down
from the Blue Sunday and visited Ut the
VIM. Berry home. He had the misfor-
tune to have his four-horse team run
away Saturday. 1t broke up the wagon
and badly injured one of the horses.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

he'd taxes reducsd because it costs
more TO put up . tOn Of hay or raise .
COW than it used to, nor my business
man who gets OF because clerk hire is
RoinG UP end raw material is more ex-
po0sive.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Coming from Ssreents by auto Z. X.
Cole wss here the FIRST of the week to
prove up on his desert land
tract before Commissioner Nourse.
Mrs. Cole wss with him. also Mr.. snd
Mrs. Edwsrd p. Clark ~ witnesses.
A greet many hOmestesds snd desert
entries are being made in that section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15
ossinaos - SaGunGks
Cescent:-

CReocent.-
Last Fs,1ay sight . nass osseiau
vss ~ q sAe tswu kall - dissuss -
matter II arsinage - - tswa - -
gusche, the water Level hoviag hssunps
20 nesr the surfsce in the lasa fev year.
that it 10 impossible to use . cellar OF
basement After considerable talk or
the subject the mayor appointed W. l..
Curtis, ". s. Joy, and A. Brewer ~ q
committee to investigate the feasibility
of . line from Fourth street to the ar
roys east of town end to report TO the
town board at The regular meeting
Oct. 9Th.
The town board met last night with
oil member present except Trustee W.
L. Curtis end after the allowing of a
number Of bills tssk up the matter of
drainage. A number Of citisens were
present snd tsek part in the discussion.
The committee rsported that il he'd W.
L. Hammond make . preliminary survey
beginning 1t the arroya in the lsDe east
Of Denver svense saA rsnninG up said
lane to the edge Of town, thence south
to the alley md up the alley to Fourth
street-norta of Werner's garage.
This survey gave . distance Of 3lO4 feet
in length snd fall of Is. So feet which
would be ample for . successful drain
age system.
Upon motion Mr.. Hammond was
authorized to make another survey of
the line and to draw up plans and speci-
fications for same with . depth of Z feet
at the starting point and to report at a
special meeting to be called by the
mayor. 1t was decided to use 15-inch
thing o. it wss found to be very little
more expensive than wood.
The town will file upon the water and
il is believed it can be sold for enough
to pay the expense of installing the
system.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Tom Keene, special representative of
the Pueblo Star-Journal, has been in
our city for several days arranging for
q series of short stories about the Gun
nison country in that popular Pueblo
publication.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

Mrs. c. r. Carver has been suffering
with leakage of the valves of the heart
and went to Colorado Springs last even
ing. to try lower altitude. Rev. Gar
Yer and their two sons accompanied her
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-15

c. T. Rawalt has relinquished his in
terest in the Limon Daily Express, but
does not state what he will tackle next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19

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