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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-06-04

No amount of stocking, however, will
accomplish the desired end unless there is
with it a disposition on the part of fisher
men not only to live up to the provisions
of the law themselves but to see that
their neighbors do so Keeping trout
under six inches in length lust so to have
a few to cook" or because they were
hooked so deep they would have died any
way is practice that is not unheard-of
hereabouts. While the motives that
prompt it are not distinctly lawless it is
a practice which tends toward Indifference
toward the law and ought to be frowned
upon. A great deal of Improvement in
addition to that contemplated by the
state would be sure to result if every trout
fisherman would bind himself to do some
thing each year toward replenishing the
trout supply. Effort of this kind would
find most effective expression in county
organization for the purpose of supple
menting the work of the state fish and
game department
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02
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EMPIRE

Vaudeville Performances daily at
2;45 and 6:155 three shows on sun
day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02
@sARr" HERE NEXT WEEK.

'saFi," the biggest musical success
in this country and Europe in a de-
eads, the eperetta that fer year and
half was the sensation IN New York.
whose music is the craze all over the
land whose dances are the rage in So
ciety everywhers-~Sari." Henry "
SaYage's latest and most popular Of
ferng-wiil he at the Illinois theatre
next Wednesday
Is there anyone who hasn't heard Of
"sari, who hasn't heard its music in
one or another form, who hasn't been
waiting for it to come this way? II
doesn't seem possible that there can
be such a person. Well, "Sari" is com
ing. and with ii that unique little com
edienne. Miss Nizzi Hajos. and with
her all the brilliant comedians and
singers and the dazzling chorus and
the big special orchestra that carried
the piece 10 its success in New York
AID achieved is later triumph IN Bes-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02
BOAT HERE TOMORROW
ON LAST TRIP NORTH

The steamer Quincy Of the sueck-
fus lines will arrive here tomorrow
from St Louis on IFS last trip north
70 St Paul. returning Sept on its
final run. The steamer St. Paul win
arrive tomorrow from St Paul on its
last trip south. Sunday afternoon che
steamer Sidney will hold IT'S final eI-
cursion Of the present season, a trip
20 Muscatfne and return. Monday the
Sidney VIII leave for southern waters
for the winter This weeks scci~i-
ties wind up both the excursion and
packet business Of the StrecGfus line
locally.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02
SEWER PROJECT FOR
SOUTH HEIGHTS UP

Initial public hearing on the project
Of constructing sewers IN the South
Heights section, the largest improve
ment Of this kind undertaken in the
city for some time, viii be held at the
city hall Saturday morning by the
board Of local iu improvements.
Notices to the property owners, uum-
bering ever 100, were issued vestar-
day. The project provides for 8. no.
IL and 1S-inch mains on streets be-
tween Sixteenth and Twenty-fourth
streets and between Eighteenth and
Twenty-third avenues. The estmat-
ed cost is S16,168
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02

Joseph Santley. the popular leading
juvenile in those two successful must
cal piece, When Dreams Come True"
and "A Modern Eve" returns this sea
sons as & full-fedged star in All Over
Town" a musical entertainment from
his own pen. which played an all-sun-
mer enga cement at the Garrick thea
tire, Chicago. He Will be seen at the
Illinois theatre next Sunday night
The experience OF being d star is moth
ing new TO Mr.. santley. He enjoyed
that distinction when he was less than
u years old and was cast for the lead
ing roles IN such melodramatic sue
cesses as From Rags TO Riches" and
"A Boy Of the Streets" This tvpe of
play Is not popular nowadays because
the movies give audiences thrills and
emotional shocks which far transcend
they had 70 offer. bur thew
had great popular following In their
day and at that time the youthful
SGntley was the idol of every small
boy In every city in the land. Then
came hts starring venture IN Billy the
KID" that theatrical transcript Of the
notorious deeds Of a youthful OUTLAW.
redeemed at the end Of four acts OF
crime and bloodshed by the love Of a
ingenious soubre1te. SAINT
ley will bring with him for the local
engagement the Chicago cast headed
by Frank Aoulan, one Of the most pop
uiar comedians on the American stage.
and the entire Chicago production.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02

show that Steinhauer hid the motion
picture machine.
steinhauer IS accused Of having left
Rock Island On Nov Il 1914, Fl an
automobile he stole from Mr. Bryson
and taking the motion picture ma
chine, . Powers Six with him He
was arrested near Cherokee, Iowa,
Tuesday and vas brought here yezter-
dag by zIr. Brysor Il was learned
today thai no deputy was sent and
that the owner Or the machine alleged
stolen had no difficulty in bringing
the accused back A settlement Of the
trouble out Of court Is iutimated
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02

Thursday Avensing C0nsci-
ence. with Blanche Sweet and Henry
Woodhau
FTiday-"June Friday"
Saturday - The Scar" Broadway
Star feature. and Charlie Chaplin.
Sunday When Ny Lady Smiles"
and Charlie Chaplin,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02
BLACK HAWK.

Thursday - "victors at Seven"
Charles Chaplin in Recreation.
Friday-"The Goddess f." Near Eter-
nifty" Vain Justice" two parts; "a
Hot Finish. "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02
AT TIE AMERICAN.

Hobart Boswortb IN The Scarlet
Sin" a four-part feature. will be seen
at the American theatre today. tt is
announced as beautiful and stirring
drama
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02

ton, Philadelphia, Chicago and San
Francisco. For 'Sa7i" is a great big
hit eyervwhers. Its music is distinc- !!
tiEs. Il delights lovers al real musia |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02

Is song hit after song hit there are
dances that make one feel like hop
ping up and taking part in them; there
are wit and merrtment that people 20
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02

laughter as there are words and scenes
ana situations in the operetta. Mel
oay and comedy are combined in
sarl IN exceptional degree. There
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02
-C0LTMRIA.

Vaudeville IDaveuport)-Perform
ances daily at PAS and SIS. three
shows on Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02

and il is equally enjoyed by those who
incline TO catchy tunes. The score
is by Emmerich Ka1man With the
delightful music is a comedy as full Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02

out OF the theatre and tell about. a
there are two magnificent scenes. o.
serent from anything ever seen on "
SIDE Of the Atlantic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-09-02
EXPECTS TO GIVE
BONDS OF $1,000
William StelnhaHer, Accused Of No
ton Picture Machine Theft Is
IN Good Spirits.
COMPLAINANT SEEMS FRIENDLY
William Bryson and Former Theatre
Manager Show No ul-FeeiiRg
When Latter Is Arraigned.

William E steinhaner, former man
ager Of the Family theatre. expected
this morning to furnish bond Of $500
which would gain his release from tail.
By tonight. Although accused Of the
theft Of motion picture machine Of
the value Of 1900. he appeared optim-
iatic when In police court before Po-
lice Magistrate C. j. Smith. lie talk
Cd with his wife. father. and a brother,
who are attempting to secure the nee
eesary bail so that he viii not have
TO spend another night in q cell
". J. Bryson, former owner Of the
theatre and OF the motion picture ma
chine, who is Steinhauer's accuser.
conversed with the ex-manager pleas
antly No iiI-feeIing was shown In
others actions or words, and a spec
tator who witnessed the scene would
have not guessed that for nearly nine
months Mr.. Bryson had pursued Stein
hauer with the aid Of the police Of
four states. Mr. Brysou counseled
Steinhauer as 10 getting a bond, and
in every other way. from outward ap-
pearauce, seemed to consider the In
terests Of has former manager as well
as his own.
Ready Saturday.
Stejnhauer has no attorney, but will
likely have one by Saturday morning.
wnen the case is set for preliminary
hearing. He said this morning that
he would be ready to 90 TO trial at
that time Witnesses from Iowa will
he brought here to testify. 1t IS said
that they will give evidence tending to
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
c. huQv

Owing to the fact that the High
ScAe0l Alumni Association had issued
iavitstions for . dance the 18th of Feb
r0eFy, the Normal gave the Colonial
party scheduled for that date, the pre-
csding Friday.
Almost everyone responded to the
spirit of the occasion and appeared in
colonial dress. President and Mrs.
Kelley were splendid in an array of lace
ruf1es, velvet and satin costumes.
powdered hair, and silver buckles.
Miss Pauline Nelson and Mr.. Carlton
Sills lead the grand march, in which
there were over thirty couple. Later
in the evening eight Of the Normal and
High School girls, in costume, gave the
minuet. Dances were then resumed.
This party was one of the most enjoy
able Of the year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
Hygiesic Clinic.

Physical Director Pritchard's Hygiene
class spent last Saturday afternoon in
clinical examination of some of the local
school children. The students who have
been assisting Mr.. Pritchard for the
past five weeks in the routine of physi-
cal examination in the schools were re-
CURED to assume individual charge of
the work in their turns and later the
discovered defects were thoroughly dis
cussed, exhibiting the worth while abili-
ty this class has developed in the inden-
ti6cstion Of abnormal health indexes
IN ability nov regarded - m important
part Of the equipment Of 1t least one
teacher in every school.
SAofS6o Of The health copdition m
Ne scSesas Uere GstAered, "a eech
stedset - d.veloped . chart, Rraphic-
AH esDs>pee<iue n nahsormsl css6t,en
whscA Gs.P0s Osss p,aoed sa eutiAitio,
et he rsesnt Child Welfare ExAibit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05

rfs k.r sser.s % rsk ssArs - COLO.
T. E-ss~.. . s..se-. 9 8 F.s.,s. a...el
s..s. p.s.s fssa.e. i,as 49, r"s..as s'';rss Sss
s.sS... s.sS .ss % sss .sI -. s: ~ .s..
ssT'isf, Gsasi.s. os.~s,. cssssSa- Tss..ss. %
the 'isfssi~as~ sb..s. Bss.s.i. 6REETISe
N.a are hereby reussssd to spvrsr a. an &c.
plaintiff IA The cosnss Soast 81 euss,~@"
,oao,s stats II tol.srssso. ssd answer the
essmi'i.'iut tbere.n s',hin twenty days sitsr the
or. " served ouf u the s.isnt, az hy publ,cs.
s.f n .iasise q .h. das Of -srvise. or iaslg
mem hs d'fanf wiA b. taken assin-t zoe sc-
g risne TO the prayer 20 The coaspsasnt Ant
q . e"ry "a The consii@iut b. tine sb,se snsitled
scs'on D. ~ sersea sith ths- sshnm.ns. os "
the service here I be msl'e out ~ this state.
then ten sists additional IA the time heresnbe-
tre -peci ciiisd tor apfsesrsnee and ssswer xih
?, allr~ea s'.'ofe the taking 81 juaisnssst h.
Thi- said sotiun l. brouai.t against you 10
obtain a iadsment IN the sun 81 So 81 wifh
Interest 81 the rate of twelve per cesst pee
nnnnn So = frs,m hsrrh o. i-sss. on SD 2s
frum sefitenber i,tds. on sls q fr.sm March
a. lss s...' 90 ;'s,T 81, 'ss% .s September ,s
ney- Ire a. provided Ia the Trust Deed hsrein-
alter mentsoned
Deed which ,- r-car,ied IN book g. 81 page ~
81 the rccsrd- ~ the Clerk aud Recorsler of
t,unni-on County tolorsdo which said Trust
h'rit t'Nft- thf ttttsStsk uf-cffDrb HrnEtrtN.
ts-Wr.
The west half ~ the nor,hea-t quarter ewi.
>EA. }. the -o' thes-t quarter of the northwest
quarter STA Nv ~. and the southea-t omar.
ter oi the northeast quarter fskA Nki4 . aud
The east hsh of the southeast quarter tEis
So ~ section ~. aud the southwest quarter
of the soathesst quarter tsWh. StA }. a sec
ton w. snd the northeast quarter ~ the north
east quarter Me- NEA u ssction III, all 10
Iova-hip II y, kaDee I, n N, y. n. To.
getIser wish the Mead bitches froou Antelope
Or sek end it's tributaries their esteu-ioas aud
e,slsrsemenis; for the sole ~ said premi-es by
the sheriff n 6sapiss County sccOrsiing to she
lsw and the prsctice Of tbs- coost that the
prsreed- Il said sale b. sppisd oa said juds-
meot aud that . ! psrsons cisissiDG watss you
end each ~ you sulsse9ssnt TO the eoscu tioa 81
said Trust Deed. BE- bssrsd cad eOssrl,,ssd u
sA right, clas. &c equify II seaeaS,si,n io and
- the atosssaid pss,psrtS sd eaSA part there
of thst the plsinti4 oay bssooe . pusuhsser
ct said ssle and fos 0saessl psliss
Aad pos ere hssshg sseif.d that " SOC fail
TO appess, asa te easwor the said Qompisins -
s6ovs .sqeissd. the sold plaintiff Wlll sasss
vsur dssssat - b. sstsssd h.ssia asa 49,
Hsssesd - jsdg.s.t sssisst pee - pseseA iOs
Gives sndsr ny hand esd ths sol a seid
Ctest ~ 6usBispa, IN sold sounty, this ~ das
tsE1LI CLitFOaD N. STONE
juA0s saA AceinG Ctsst.
sspP hssh,
Assovss1s fos PlaistiG
La ssSisssIss - :. isis
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
Snnn

State Of Colorado, lss
COanty of Gusnlson, o"
In the District COart of the ssvssth Judicial
Distsist 0f the Stats a Colorado, Within anA
fos the Cossty u Gunniseo.
hsry Nsisee.
Piaistia,
cl.-.,e. s"rc,A. Alice
He,soyd Hayes, Matte
herr. Of william ". Hoi.
royd. Decees-d, Y
Oiney aud kose X. Field,
Defendants
Tho People os the state of colorado,
To Clarence Holroyd, Alice Holroyd Hayes
Matte Holroyd aud Edith Bra NOR sole aud
ouly heirs of William W Holreyd, Decsesed,
4. ". OlDey and Rose K Field, the defend
ants abovenamed. GREETING:
NOs ere berehg reqsirsd TO appear in an se.
tien brcsxht exainst you By the shove named
plaintiff in the District Court of Gunnison
County, State ~ Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after
the service hereof, II served within this couuty ;
or. IL served out Of this county, by pablica-
tion, within thirty days after the service here
II. exclusive of the dag ~ service; or jad9ment
so 70 the he pra,sr os the e"%es.int. sad 4 : eep,
~ the c..mt'lsiut in the above eutItled action
b. BOT seryei With this summons, os II the
vice hereof he made oct of this State, then ten
days additional 70 the time herein before
specified for spsearabee snd answer will he al
i''veA ess..e sh- taking Of judgment b. defsslt
The relief de1sndsd in said setisa 10 FOR the
veeovery Of j0A8Ont b. the plaints9 aGainst
you saiA oefsoA0nes. - fssIlowa. to-Oit: n
qssst sisis % - follDvinG Aeseribsd real pr,.
Dssty pitusse. lgin9 aDA bsinG in the CUanty a
t1onsiopa. soA stafs - CS,esAao, eo-vit: fke
A.nsh E.ss oDesser q the Sssth West Qusrsor
tsEs sWkl sse,ia ssssa q, tAe East Nell
seSsh Ws.s Qssrssr q sSs Ncssh u. On, W"
Sr. WOh NOhl, eeetisa eiQAsssn Oue) oh Ia
f.sOssAip Hiftp ts0l Nofsh u Rsnas Oae a.
= Ssn osse rally esUsas fsuo tSe eo4plsioe
- 80 eeesoa - OAicA Wess1ses - hsse moAe
- - - keNuAp oeaiADd ekaa n ~ peiI
- e0Vsas. 80 - o.soW ne saiA so00isiss q
tHogso Ugu1sso - GlsA OasiaoiR Gin eoAo =.
lSaSSS csuN ~ - 49,
4 kas6 - IT, sssi e ss;A
80 = 01e - ess.As. ~ M
[ekALl Hsus. y. nssua CD.rA.
60; -. bvs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
Nsaips e f1nal Ssallsnsaa

In the matter Of the estate a Wilisn
Hogan, D~eeessd.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday the 18th
day Of March. A. d. 1915. being one Of the reg
ular isys a the Mavch tern az the coaDty
court a (ipnniooa COunty. in the state Of Cs,ko-
RADIO SNrshC. Hogan. Enecutrin of said es-
tate will sppear hss..s the Judge Of sid Cours.
present ~ Asai settlemest - sech Enecutris
vii hon apply 70 b. dischapged ss such
EIectitgIH 81 which tine and plaee ang per-
sou In interest," neg appear ana present oo1ee-
tiafz TO the same, IN any there he
Dat,d Al Gusa ison q olssoao, February "a, lsl5.
SARAH c. HOGAN,
Esrcusvin a sAe sstsse II william Hsssa,
D-cesssd.
Firss pss Feb. y. iyss. Lss, pse hsr. -. rs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
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01v - ear sHDasG rseugoD Aass
ss16 = - psAcy ~ - sh1uns,
49, - hs.ssu ssd ssauay = sss~U
- Gmsns nducsosu1s - oennua -
snaaB snsssr. but po~sAnvs ps.ps
- - ~ and w,.siy iusa - o.s
sAns - kufore sssscssaG . vscuasua
paaUU0A Tbs vissser Ussss easns
IN - Auslsh from ~ s~sort ~ -
eeu.a. - y sut,ts~d 70 Aass 90.
Sssuaius eypso.d rs bscs.saG ksaws -
. ssasO Aazsrd. The psvdsnt recsss-
t'oa sssar nox finds eut VA sdxsaor
wAsohsr q not th.s Inf~ctsoo ps<ssils st
the paa4s< h. has IN mind. end fuEsAer-
nsee isaspe What sanitary measures sss
being tsken there to safeguard the
health Of shs ssmmer colony.
The tewu Of York, Maine. hes re-
gently token steps that at oacs place it
IN The forefront Of progress as far ~
health u concerned The way the prob
len wae met may well serve rs . model
tor other SUMNER resorts.
Last year there we're q number of
cases Of typhoid fever at York. No at
tempt was made to conceal the fact Of
the exsstence Of the disease and its ex
tent. The authorities very property
felt that the way to meet any danger
Was to face il Is the open. An expert
was invited 10 come to York and make
sanitary survey. The chief recon-
mendation Of the expert WAS that York
needed . full time health officer. The
town appropriated 81. 5eo year for this
purpose and appointed Mr.. William
Eustis Brown, a graduate Of the School
for Health Officers of Harvsrd- Teca-
nOlagy, 70 the newly created position.
The town of York is now spe Rdsag oae
dsllar per capita per year for health. q
lager ssn than is appropriated BY sny
ether Anserican city directly for like
purpose. Public health is purchss-
sble," she price is moderate, and York
shsUs BY its action thst il intenAs 10
snjsy The best sttaiaable psotectioa
fvOa 6isesse. Othes summer colonies
vill Asd it to their sdvastaGe 10 fo,low
ths sxsnple of Yssk, cd take the
asesssasy messssss - ssfsgussd shsir
eitinsas end the str.a0sFs vjeAia their
OaAss.
n Jssrnal Of the Ausssieaa Msdieal
Assssieaion stroaGiy sAvisss ths puhlic
- ts0snd the security Il ksslsA sAst
ssly . vsll-ordsssd sssisasy AsVsssnsse
Co Gssuish. Our sss-sAsse 81 asua-
taia sssssts csa - lsaese AsVsaA -
nstsse end lssk fer . cAsaA IN q
hsolth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
.8 uIE III
II OK uuuIu5
Elk Mountain piAst:-

Elk MouRtsia Pilst:-
Supt Csssus Ssssell hes CLOSED dswn
on his csMpsay's property sntil speing
and train service 10 restorsd 10 the IP-
win railsoe1 spur. Ne has ths loag
proposed tsnesl nov usdsr cover, we'll
timbereA snd inte solid rock. Mis- mo-
chinery is folly installed md resdy for
operating saseAse ssasea.
Assayer staAIey Watt, nov in charge
Of the Star peoperty, made business
trip to Aspsa tAis week from the mine.
He has opened sp the lost ore shoot q
the Indepee6ence property and is nov
seeking shipping ore. II 10 understood
that the company 10 contemplating mill
building this spring.
Frank Stewart, owner Of . group of
mines near the Star mine, on Italian
Mountain, cane over from Aspen last
week and will ut once resume work on
his property. Ne is taking over sufi-
cient supplies 10 last himself and assis-
tant until spring Mr.. Stewart he's con-
siderable aevelopment work on his
mines, which have produced some high
grade shipping ore and expects 10 en-
counter Q rich ore shoot when the drift
he is driving gets through the posphyry
into The dolomite lime contact.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
Csuay rssasuu's ksaics

Tow.w. ovse.h AND TO ALL PERSONS
HAVING A. lNIEREsf or IT'LL or
RI oSD ii O0 10 rnE LAND HEREIN
NoTHE Is AEREey GIVEN shss 90 the
sth iss a Hssvoohss a. D. lSil. the folsowing
eiescrykra VsuV~ssg, sseaste y tbe Ceseeg q
Sunnissn - etose - fColosQ1o. tvOit:
NES n sWh a Sc 1e 10 fvp. % North -
RspsSt r - go ~ ~ - AelhQeege sAoss
for -hs Sses SOesd Ussehesed - 0.sesA-
II At old psUoises SSs3 eeasA ~ oaA ysaf
u . II sSe vo0o a ". ~. Ouscslt; fhes the
So ID .. d O1apoA. Vs.sAnss q - seae ee-
Inssss Ir.s@-T - CssssV Ssr sossass1s... :.
p-sviI Z . - kae - -, = ssAsf 49, -
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80 sr = . - - = 1Gos 4. D.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
Csasss1s 49, Give 1assuea = Nsess
e Presi1est fssyasl

On Saturday night, after the even
ing's speeches, banquet was given in
the Sunday School room of the Metho-
dist church, in honor of Pres. Farrand
and the other speakers at the Commu-
nifty Welfare Conference. Plates were
laid for thirty-three guests, almost all
of whom were college or university
bred men. The elaborate menu, the
college songs, and after dinner speeches
occupied the time until a very late hour.
The banquet is spoken of by those who
were fortunate enough to be guests, as
an unusually enjoyable affair.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
Desa e Wsoes Esaesta;.s N,r~al
C1b

Three consecutive parties have been
given by the dean of women to the
Normal girls. Needlework has been
the order of the afternoon, with most
delicious refreshments after the few
hours devoted to getting better ac-
quainted. and having jolly tine. Diff
ferent members of the faculty have also
been invited to the different parties.
Miss Spicer's efforts TO bring the girls
together in such a pleasant social wsy
are very much appreciated.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05
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n -: 9. CsssssAss -.
In sAs Cosssy Cssss ~ rsshsAs.
~ ~ mst1ss q -
Jsnes d Casv, SH30o Ar asS
DoooosoA.

j: II: :. 49,; +: :. ! = j = - - -:
Z: Xs:s =: !: &: s.s.. 3 -. 60
EsE "a sss ~; s.. ;SFen
soa, stste q Coiova1o, Sor SSe S1rSSSe 81
Reying the iest debts aad cIaiSs sGaiasl
And i sov s1pesriAs to tie Co.rt svoa
grounds eEis1 ses Tie ssie q eli o. . pcr.
''Se Soa. Z :.iH isl Efssoskff u i. ors.r.a .y
the Cosrt thea slI ssrsess .he are ise:-
Pert these0l. o. heirs a sei1 dsceAesx.
be end appear before ssiA Court q the
Court room d said Covrt, in the Town a
the lSth day a MsrcA, A. b. ioiS, e the
hour q ten O'Clock in the iosenOon os said
day. then spd there to show csuse. u any
there be, Why en order should not be
made diFectinl the said Jennie McVean
to sell the whole or 80 much Of said real
estate % mey be necessary. for the puF-
posee speciAea in said petition.
1T Is FURTAER O8DERED that this
order be published for at least four suc-
cessive weeks in the Gunnison NeWs-
Champion, . weekly public newspaper
published in said County.
By the Court:
CLIFFORD H. STONE.
First pub. Feb. u, 1915
Last pub. Mch- II, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-03-05

The attention Of oil alumni of C. s.
N. 5. is called TO ths Alumni Luncheon,
which will be oae Of the features of the
Western Slope Teacher Association in
Delta The luncheon will be given st
noon Friday, Mesch II. Mrs. Lswreaes,
eAairmaa of The committee, 10 spariaG
no tsssble 10 see that this lunchsaa u .
success. She hes received numhsf Of
rsapsnsss 70 The invitstioas issusd.
Dsa't fail to have yeur piece reserved,
end Iet's Get together for plsssant psa-
isiscences, end for plans for . ePsetes
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