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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-07

LOCUST, 13is-Finely furnished third-fioor
front also nice fourth floor rooms; hrst-
class house; yearly tenants; references
Phone Walnut zoos.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-07

FIRST AND SECOND. ANY AMOUNT
City or suburbsi quick service.
JAMES c. SIMPSON, 1920 Chestnut o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-07

CHESTNUT. 2ooT-Desirabie single and double
rooms permanent or transient ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-07

TRUST FUNDS for nrst mortgage. .a
HEhISNESS A. STETSON,
LAND TITLE BUILDING.
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COTTAGE erected by a reliable builder IL I
satisfaetion; attractive plans submitted free
OTIS NJ. TOWNSEND. Ocean city, N. j.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
N0uuERin0aA
ssUs<,hARptoo CoesUaOoo1so9o
" ednesday. Februrary ;

v ednesdsy. February 3
Floyd NJ Wilson went 10 Cathedral
Friday 10 work for Viii c. Howard .
few weeks.
Miss Helen Avery of Spencer Was .
guest of the Misses Maggie and Ruby
Ssmmons from Friday until Sunday.
T.. A. Foster aad W c. Howard went
over to Herbert r. Andrews ranch on
the Gunnison. Monday, to vsccinste the
formers calves.
The young people Of the valley went
10 spencer Sunday evening for a sleigh
ride. All report a iiRe time even If the
girls did have to walk part Of the way
over.
Will Sammons and his son Lewis and
daughter Margie went to Gannison
Saturday to he with Mrs Ssmmons.
who is not so well as when MIR. Sam
mons came home the end Of last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
CsAnnAa sCseal neRs

>-ss-Chss.osos c0rr~seusA<sa
Hugh Palmer n orgsnss; f~ she
seventh grade snss ~ses-
Mss Long oil teach the fo.rsa grad
language the remasDaer Of the term.
Alfred Ba--e. Alisn Pistser. Wallace
Lsmey. Maud fs-ter. and Fern Walker
have been absent tins wees.
E.lehsh grads psDils held cia~s meet
ing Tuesday morning and voted syon
their flowers. rings sna mottoes.
The monitors for the seventh grade
this week arr Arthur Hsrds. Tom Stan
hey. Losiss Bray and Lacy Alien.
The fourth and fifth grades have jus,
finished making rsfiia baskets. doll hats.
cups ind sascors etc under the dsree-
tlon OF Mss Me ior.
Charles Hazeiharst and Alfred Besse
have made an OAK piano bench for the
eighth grade. ID was made IN the
Manual Training Dept
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
saalEascI

NswsCAsasasa CesssspoeAssss:
Monday, February 1.
Mrs. Maggie Piburn was ives up from
Psonia visiting few days last week.
N. B. Ebersol spent Sunday in Paonia
with his wife returning in the evening
William Langford and Joe Caddic
went to Bowie Monday returning in the
evening.
Lou jenkins and William REILLY came
up from Hotchkiss Saturday and stayed
until Sunday.
Thomas Morgan and Joe Palmer be-
gan work this morning after being idle
for some time
Mrs. Maggie Stott has returned to
Hotchkiss after spending several weeks
here visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Boultbee went to
Paonia this morning on business con-
nected with their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boultbee gave
their wedding dance last Saturday
night. Everybody reports . good time.
Noah Rostcap and Ike Taylor were
here from Psonia few days last week.
They were putting up ice for the
Wssatch Store Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
kACk'S CAN

S~~sChanStss CossssoSAA.sOs
Tuesday. February
John Adams passed shroaeh the 10.
hey Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Elmer Of Taylor river
was a csiiar " the valley Saturday.
Geo. tlisberry and Mari Gornan
we're N Crested sstte Saturday.
Mrs j. Il spann and children have
returned home after a pleasant visit
with relatives at Ganni-on and Baldwin.
Mrs. Geo. Eilsberry Mrs. Mart Cor
man and daughter Meta returned ..-t
Thursday after several months visit
With relatives and friends at Broom
ield. Colo.
Mr.. Brooks Of GaBnissn Was IN our
valley Sunday. HE came up on ms
tsqasmo snowbird, new creation
which would seem quite an item for our
snow roads. This aatomobile sled wa<
gotten ap by MIR. Ed Wiley and Mr..
Brooks of Gannison and is creating
quite sensation. Valley folks wish
these gentlemen success IN their new
undertaking.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
0suo CITY

Vows, hampton correspondence
Tuesday, February 2.
j. M. Flick was town visitor Tues
day.
Robert Lupsly left for his home at
Westchf Monday.
The 500" players met with Mrs. Bob
johnson this week.
Mrs. j. S. Barnhill entertained the
Embroidery club last week
Prince Kingsley Of Gold creek went
to Gunnison on business Monday.
Mrs. Kingsley spent Tuesday and
"Wednesday of this week with Mrs. Bob
johnson.
Roy hudler has returned to Ohio City
and gone to work at Geo. Smiths tim
Der camp.
Mr.. Rockefeller and Mr.. Msuer of
Gunnison visited Ohio City end the Gold
Links on business this week.
Mr.. Meyers who has been employed
at the Carter mine for two yesrs, lsft
for Psonia this week to stay.
Ed Griffin and wife left Monday for
Council Grove, ksnsss, where they will
make their home On . farm.
Ethel and Robert Dirrim were suests
st dinner party Sunday given by Mr..
end Mrs. Kingsley at the Gold Links.
Ed Dice is still using his auto the
same rs in the summer time. Not
many people know what tropical cli-
mate Ohio City Possesses.
r. H. Parlin has taken his timber
outfit to DOyleville where he expects to
be busy about six weeks filling con-
tracts for props. Mrs. Psrlin is visit
ing her mother on the ranch.
We learn that Walter X. and Loren
Waterman have purchased from Mrs.
Frank Hatch, the ranch outside of town
formerly owned by their father and will
take possession of the old home in
March. We are glad to have the boys
come back to live among US again and
wish them success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
DOYLEViLLE
ke~s-ChAmpiea Correspondsses


SUNDAY, December 81.
Our school children had skating
party Friday afternoon
viii Mcdonald has gone to Ohio CITY
to work on the prop contract
Will Monson was called to Gunnison
last week by the illness of his aunt,
Mrs. Nc Alhster.
Douglas Hatch Is laid up with badly
sprained knee. HE may have to go to
the hospital at Saliia
Mrs. W. A. johnson and daughter
spent part of last week with Mrs. X
H. Des Combes in Gunnison.
W. Grey left for Mosca last Friday,
having been called there by the serious
illness of his little daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parlir sad little
daughter from Ohio City ere spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Funk of Cechetopa
were visitors at George Collard's Mrs.
W. Scott's and Douglas Hstch's the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nc Donald and
children visited ct G. Collard's for
several days last week, and one day at
&. A. Des COmbes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
A Pretty Name

Everybody's Magazine The mother
of the girl baby herself named Rachel,
frankly told her husband that she was
tired Of the good old names borne by
most Of the feminine members of the
family, and she would like TO give the
little glrl name entirely different.
Ihen she wrote on a slip Of paper
Eugenie" and asked her husband If he
didn't think that VA. = pretty name
The father studied the name for |.
moment and said:
We'll. call her Youshesnis. but
don sss vat you gam By it."
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
luu0Rs k maaE
InETMfs n Rfn p

Marble Booster
Around the hot stove is a fine place
in the winter to hear rumors. Here
are the latest:
The Crystal River Marble company.
now in receivership in the federal court
at Denver, is to be bought in by a clique
of capitalists who will send few thous-
and workmen here to develop the hold
ings.
The Sheep Mountain Tunnel PROPOSE
tion has obtained new lease of life by
the addition of fresh capital secured by
James Heiner and will open up again
with large force of men just as sooa
as weather will permit.
of the first rumor we have no veri6-
cation. 1t is just one of those tales
scattered by the little birds. but of the
second We hear that Jim" McEvov in
the authority and that he is now at the
mine seeing to the preliminary arrange
ments for the reception of bunch OF
men with money who are expected here
shortly. Mr.. McEvoy personally told 4.
representative of this paper that the
rumor OF resumption of work at the
tunnel is true and that sufficient capital
Is now Interested to push it to success.
James Heiner. secretary treasurer Of
the Crystal River Mining. Milling a.
Power company, who holds the sheen
Mountain Tunnel mine, came in We'd
nesday with a couple of stockholders
from Kansas %. f. Winkler of Paxico
and c. B. Henderson Of Alma.
The Booster wishes both Of these en-
terprises unbounded success. The more
industries we have here the better town
Marble will be.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

Wednesday. February 8.
There nas been very lsttis DOING NJ
the n.snes here for the psst two wss&s.
Csarsey Lehex retsrned fEou . sa-i-
ness trsp - Salias aad other points Sat-
srtiay.
Miss Clemens. our popular scheoi
teacher a. Csstieton, visited with Mrs.
LaylaIf few days last week.
Mr. Wilson came IN Saturday from
ilisaoss b see his son Charley Wilson,
whom he has not seen for Nineteen
years. The odd gentleman Was de
iehsed TO see his son and erandsons.
The many friends Of Miss isabelle
Frew we're grieved 10 hear Of her death.
She grew up here among them. lovely
girl. loved by all who knew her. The
people of Baldwin extend to her sisters
and broshers with their families their
heartfelt sympathy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

The G. F. & l. has retained twenty
men at the Ruby Anthracite mine, says
the Elk Mountain Pilot. these being en-
gagged during the balance of the winter
season in doing development work. Al
together, there are about sixty souls
remaining at the crest of the Kebler
pass divide. and the postofice, saloon
and store viii remain open. The com
pany has many thousands of tons of
hard coal stored in bins in Denver, for
the spring trade, and when the snow
melts active shipment from the Ruby
mines will be resumed This makes .
change in train schedules and cuts down
ths Rio Grande force at Crested Butte
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
RALROAD NOTES
~ews-Champion Correspondents


Tuesday, Feb. q
Crested Butte switch engine has been
taken off
Fireman j. r. Hards is on the Gunni-
son switch engine.
Joe Riley, Ed Mahoney and j. L. Ms-
honey are running out of Salida.
Engineer j. Pittser has taken thirty
days leave of absence and has gone to
Mississippi for vacation.
Fireman j. S. Edwards has returned
from the Salida hoepital and reports he
is feeling fine and gaining strength.
Car foreman ". L. Richardson meAe
. trip to Salida and return this week 70
visit friends between trims.
Fireman n Myers he's returned froa
. trip to the New England States end 10
again on the Sslida passenger run.
Boiler washer 4. ". DisbslA, whe
he's been on the sick list, has psturnsA
to work again.
Engineer L. r. Lathrop, firessa J.
E. Roberts, conductor C. l. Miller snA
brake Peters and Richaras sse sa
the Crested Butte run with lay-o ct
Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05


Monday, February I.
Pat Whitmore has returned from .
six weeks vacation with his parents ct
Salida.
Mrs. John Brooks visited at Carbon
dale for q week recently with her sister
Mrs. Frank Gertig.
Visitors from here to the Horse Show
in Denver, were: Paul Erickson, Axel.
Larson and Joe Borstner. All report q
good time.
The Marble Juniors band made a hit
while out in concert Saturday advertis-
ing the Spelling Bee at ST. Paul's boys
club room Saturday eve.
Oscar Tischauser, the popular slide
trombone player, and Joe Faussone left
Wednesday for California where they
will visit different points along the
coast.
Prof. Vivian Saddler, superintendent
of Marble schools, has been removed to
the hospital where he is quite i'll and
will be relieved Temporarily by Prof.
Owen of Boulder who arrived last Sat
urday.
A. W. Heiner secretary and treasurer
of the Sheep Mountain M. & M. Co.,
came in last week with two stock
holders from Kansas, to look over their
property. They are planning on resum-
ing operations early this spring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
LAKE FOaK
News-Champiop Correspondencs:

News-Champiop Correspondencs:
Tuesday. February 2.
Albert Croft is working on the sec
ton this winter.
Gyp Jory spent last week with Loci
Carr moving baled hay.
Ralph Miller and brother have re-
turned from Eckert, Colo.
". 5, whinnery have gone to Cal
ifornia to spend the winter.
VIM. Jory has returned from a visit
to his father at Curecanti, Colo.
Frank Reed is on this section again
having returned from Gunnison.
John Ackers of Rifle, Colo, is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. Orville Baker at
Villa Grove ranches.
Mrs. Alice Weston has made = visit
to her daughter, Mrs. c. W. Carr and
returned home to Blue mesa.
Two lady school teachers ere guests
Rev. Knox and wife ct Dayton this
winter.
Mrs Chas. Mendenhsll hes returned
from her trip to Denver and is ct her
home in Lake City.
Loci H. Csrr shot three bob cats from
. bunch Of four cats. Bill Jory re-
Gently got some game of the same
variety.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
NAA
News-Champion Corresponlenos:

News-Champion Correspon1enos:
Tuesday, February 2.
Bert Anderson was in lola Tuesday.
T. P. Lamoy made trip to Gunnison
last week
G. M. Doering of Cathedral was in
lola recently.
Joe Latts returned from Grand June
tion Wednesday.
A. P. John left here Wednesday for
his home in Red Oak, Iowa.
Mrs Clyde Burris went to Gunnson
Saturday to attend the funeral of Miss
Belle Frew.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
Ix Fsss.s Sssuss,s .a..sS

fur Rssun SaxusdnS nssasaG
Gsss.d haUs - - - cssssse-
ssps q sia csuxnss sas; Sss s'is nsesss
tsR
nr. end Nm. Chsr.ey Ur~s cams
aowu frsm NJ kosssorek ranch S~sssr-
das.
n1a~s Smssh II hssuss go ~ Gssss
Of Mrs.. Bere and nsss Fcsssr tr"m
TUESDAY until Friday
Born TO Mr. and Mrs. 3rs~dsn 90 sss
zssa. bshs girL Loass ~ busy pe~~-
,aS sns cigars srossne.
Miss Else Berg left for fsonss sss-
urday morning. her SISTER. Asss
Elszssesh. Is attending high sch"os
there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
Applications for Grazing Peru;,.

Nouce Is hereby given that all appJica-
1lons ior permits to Craze cattle. horses
TIoSs Id WITH WlthIn the eCOCHET0PA Ma,
Ia11 rH>aL fohESl during the season Of
guaehe, Colorado. on or before Nsr.h =
nrn. = ei information IN regard to the
grazing ices TO be charged and bIsnl
forms to be used in making sn,i;o.. .;A
viii be furnished upon REQUEST '''''-
EUGENE WILLIAMS Sur..x,-;-
frst published February S. ISIS
Last published February rs. 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
ANTHRACITE AND TINE MUDDY
ws-Chsmpion Correspondence

>eWsChsmpion Correspondence
January 20, 1915.
John Rush went to Paonia this week
to attend meeting of the sheep men.
Mrs. Bobbie, who has been sick at
the hospital in Grand Junction, is ex-
pected home soon.
Mr. Botsfords is going to see what
can be done about the road around the
Adams place. They are driving right
through the middle of the fields.
John McNally and family are located
on the Sniplegrd ranch for the rest of
the winter. With over 20O chickens,
they have quite start for a chicken
ranch.
The road on the ice is fine. Every
body is taking advantage of it, and are
hauling coal and hay while it lasts.
Mrs. Adams and daughter, Eta. are
back home again.
We are having quite an unusual win
ter with so little snow and fine weather.
Charley Wray and Al Botsfords re-
Gently came down the Muddy in sleighs
enroute for Somerset. They report
only ten inches of snow at the ranch
Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Rush, and Mrs.
Adams drove to Somerset recently.
hauling back provisions and grain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

k.sxy Casy pnssd sasssae Uss.D
As e. ~ - ss0s ~ 6xnsssD esD
Rssassooen.
Wm. Semasus 90 ssssslEwa cd Jock
Jsrsssas pss-sd through hers Szsdas -
,a~.E ~aS 10 e,snnsssa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Collins plan to
leave IN a few days for the west coast
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
February 2 1915

February 1915
Mr. Beezly is busy logging these
days
Misc Foster and Miss Smith oeparted
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
aARnE
Monday, February I.

Ness -Chanpioe CsspsaposSesre
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-05
oklDl1IlD
Wednesday,. February 8

Asss-CAsnpsss cosuuUssA.o0s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11

l filing cabinet; Clerk of the County
Court for legal blanks; Sheriff for
1000 small statement blanks and 500
large size statement blanks.
Moved by Com. Robe, seconded by
Com. Hennessy that the report of John
D. Geist, manager of the poor farm,
for month of February, 1915, be ac-
cepted and approved and placed on file.
Motion carried. Moved by Com. Hen
Messy, seconded by Com. Lokensgard
that the petition of A. N. Johnson and
others of Hartland, N. D., asking that
Ed J. Erickson be sent to the liquor
cure at Fargo at the expense of the
county be accepted and approved. Mo-
ton carried. Moved and seconded to
adjourn until o'clock P. M.
Afternoon Session.
The Board met at 2 o'clock P. M.
as per adjournment. Com. Anderson
in the chair with members Robe, Hen
messy, Lokensgard present. Absent,
Vandenoever.
Moved by Com. Hennessy, seconded
by Com. Lokensgard, that the county
accept $500 in full settlement of seed
lien against the Sc IA NE IA Sec.
Is, SW IA NV a., w 1-2 SW Ia
Sec. II, Twp. 152, r. 80, and all
claims against this piece of real estate
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-11

One cook stove heater; u yards nlad noleum;
perfection oil heater lift oak extension table, dozen
chairs three rockers chds rocker chds bed
reed baby carriage three BEDS complete with springs
ironing board clothes rack 3kne kraut CUTTER
barrel churn, 9gallon sze ice freezer 2gaon
size sausage grinder sewing machne quantity of
cured hams and shoulders some lard kraut
ned vegetables cooking utensils Dishes milk bottles pals
somecarpenter TOOLS and other unmentioned articles
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
ne Gross Roads Items.

Mrs. G. W. Cordes drove to Yellow
Jacket Friday. Mr.. Cordes is teaching
the Yellow Jacket school and returned
18th his wife to spend Saturday and
sday ut home.
Mrs. Kent McEwen returned home
Thursday after q two weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. H. C. Maggarell.
Miss Jose Riddle spent Sunday at
the Melvin home
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. McCray left
Tuesday for the Lone Cone district to
visit friends. They went by the horse
back route.
Harold Wirick moved from the
Whestland house to Mr.. Shorts house
in Arriola. Harold said it was to cold
. place to batch.
James Peel lost a valuable saddle
horse last week. One Of the boys rode
it to school and tied it with a slip moose
around its neck. The horse pulled back
and choked to death.
The high wind the first of the week
did some damage to the fruit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright spent
Sunday at the H. c. Maggsrell home.
Bert Richardson is cutting grain for
Henry Overton this week.
r. Hal and James Keene received word
the first of the week of the serious ILL.,
ness of their mother in New Mexico.
The boys left at once for that place.
Miss Goldie Short spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother.
Wilbur Bishop is stacking his grain
this week.
Chss. Melvin left the last of the
week to gather his cattle and also to
lend hand to J. L. Morrison.
D. P. Short spent Thursday night at
home. He is working for the Crutch
outfit.
Walter Dickerson is business visitor
to the valley for few days.
Mrs. M. H. Hechtman returned to
her claim Monday after spending q
week in the valley.
Dave and Fred Hechtman sold most
Of their cattle to Colon McBeth at a
good figure.
For results advertise In The Star.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
Lebanon items.

Mrs. Timpson from Salt Lake, ar
rived Saturday to spend few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. George Wedell.
A little boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Chappell Saturday.
All are doing fine.
Miss Alice Courtney began school
Monday with an enrolment of IS pupils
and more to start soon.
Carpenter & Tebbs are threshing in
the neighborhood and all is going well.
The social at Allen Hammond's was
we'll attended and all had good time.
J. w. Glenn's winter wheat made q
bushels to the acre on his dry land. A
very good crop and good quality of
grain.
w. c. Longenbaugh has several
teams busy hauling gravel for the abut-
ments of the bridge across Alkali
creek. as s'@1f
Heavy frost Monday night.
Prof Snyder Of Fl. Lewis, gave q
very good lecture with views at the
church Monday night which was well
attended.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17

1.-The Trip Around the World" given
by the Ladies Aid Saturday evening
was a grand success, and all who made
the journey had an enjoyable time.
Tho cars left the U. s. depot just south
of the railroad depot and the first stop
was made at Mrs. Edith Trimble Eng
CLAM where chicken, potato chips,
and salad were served, from there the
travellers went to Mrs. Hattie Porter's
home (Russia) where brown bread,
apple sauce and apple pie were served.
The next stop was at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Akin Qtaly) where all kinds Of
macaroni was served, from there they
went to Mrs. Emma Bradfield's home
Gapan) where they were met by q
Japanese lady and escorted to table
of waters and tea. From there they
journeyed to the home of Mrs. Eunice
Hammond (Hawaiian Island) where
peaches and cream were served. On
the return stop was made at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Walters (South
America) who served coffee, doughnuts
and crackers. The last stop was at the
starting point where ice cream and
cake were served, The tables at the
different stations we're Hastily decorated
in the colors of the country they repre-
scented. The ladies took in something
over $27.O0 for fares.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17

Last Friday evening Gwinn Morrison
took an automatic pistol from the
house and in company with another
boy went to the river above town to do
some shooting. He shot at mark
and lowered the pistol when it was
accidentally discharged and the bullet
passed through the thumb and first
finger of the left hand. After the
shooting the boy went to the drug
store to get some camphor to battle
the wound. He is under the doctor S
care and it is hoped that the thumb and
finger will not have to be amputated.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
ORDINANCE NO. n.
An Ordinance for the vacatinx u Portions Of
Riverside Avenue In the Town Of
nolnrea Cplnpndo

An Ordinance for tho vecatinx q Portions Of
Riverside Avenue In the Town Of
Dolores, Colorado.
Be Il ordained By the Board Of Trustees Of the
Town Of Dolores. Colorado:
Section l. That the following described
portions Of Riverside Avenue. In the Town OF
Dolores, Colorado. ~ shown ON the map Of the
Town Site Of Dolores, Colorado, Of record In
the coupty clerks Office, Of Montsa1na county.
Colorado be and tho Same arc hereby vacated
Namely: all that part Of Riyefsidc ayenue be.
tween the west line OF the alley In Block - Of
said town site, as extending southsrly, and the
west line Of said BlecL p, a. cstendsd southsr.
the east limo 81 Block q u said town site. rs
attended southsr!y, and the right Of way q tbs
Rio lrande Southern Railroad Coapany; En-
pressly resaYving, however. TO said T0wu the
right At any time 70 lay or construct yats!
pains Or sewers thpough said pDsttnaeo - aaA
avenue hereby yscatsd. tbs. asme - ~ SAD
vacated.
Passed and adopted recorded and authenti-
Gated this 7th day Of September. a. D. isls.
Attest: W. r. OnDWAv,
y. C. WALrERa, Mayor.
tsEALl Town Clerk and Recorder
Pubflshsd September II. 1915.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-09-17
ArriOsa Items.

Mrs. Ed Porter and Mrs. Arthur
HAWK were down from Lewis visiting
with frssnds m Arriola Tuesday.
John Miller made the initial run with
ms threshing machine Tor TINS year.
threshing Tor Mr. Miihgan.
frof. snyder came over TUESDAY
from r. Lewis and gave one OF his
interesting lecture win lantern shdes
showing pictures OF scenery stock and
improved methods OF ROAD puiiong