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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-04-09
Easter Program at Sunnysids

gfoNNfN aN w NAN" AANlANIAAN a.
tended the Easter exercises
given by the Sunnyside Sunday
school and all say they had a nice
time. The excellent picnic din
ner, of course, was the leading
feature. The Christian regards
Easter AS an important church
festival, cOmmemOrating the res
erection of Christ, the greatest
event that ever came tO the
knowledge of man; the worldly
minded, especially the feminine
part thereof, regard it as the an
nual introduction of spring styles
and particularly that beautiful
creation of massive head gear
known as ladies' hats. 1t was
gratifying to note this worldly
attitude was lacking at Sunny
side, and instead, spirit OF de
votion and good will permeated
the atmosphere making one feel
the presence of the risen Lord
Mrs. Kaltenmayer, the super.
intendent of the Sunday school,
gave splendid exposition of the
lesson. Her black board dr awing
illustrating the golden text was
also excellent The music was
fine, and the large attendance
seemed to testify to the good
work being done, which, we
should Judge, is due in no small
measure, to the efforts of the
superintendent
Sunnyside is "a progressive
community, and, lacking in the
natural advantages possessed by
Florida, still the people are max
ing a splendid showing in gar.
dening, fruit growing, and
general farming, proving that
industry and perseverance are
winning factors in attainment. of
success.
Our farmers encouraged by
the splendid rainfall the past
winter, and last yeaI'S success,
are making active preparations
for extensive dry farming, addi
tional to their irrigated crops
Mr.. Hobbs and MIR. Stevenson
will use surface water for irrlga
tiOn. II cir ditch carrying water
from the Florida mountains is in
excelle 1t condition They will
seed extensively to grain and
hay crops, giving "A small acre
age to Sudan grass
L. l.. Burkhead's wheat is
making a splendid growth and
he is planning to seed further to
grain, He will have five acres in
sorghum.
H. J Kane is reinforcing his
irrigation system with an addi.
tional four horse power pumping
outfit. Mr.. Kane will also raise
cane, not the kind he usually
raises, but like that of Burkhead
of the sorghum variety, which
will be made into molasses.
H. K. Bevens is installing a
pumping plant and will do "a com
bined irrigation and dry farming
business but his operations will
be limited for this season on ac.
count of lack Of experience in
New Mexico methods.
The outlook for the Lower
Mimbres was never better than
today. A splendid grade of
citizenship is continuously com
ing among as, and the latch
string of every door of the valley
will ever be found hanging out
ward TO this class
Yes, prosperity is coming de.
spite the war In a little while
every forty Of the Lower Min
bres, capable of irrigation, will
contain farmer of note and i'm
pOrtance.
The idea now is 10 boost
Boost for the valley, your homes
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-04-09

CANDIDATE VOTES
A. G. Ballenger 6SI
j. A. Moore 50
A. f. Kemp So
y. X Lennon, Jr. SO
Mrs. George 7. Peters 40
A. j evans AZ
A. l.. Taylor "A
A. G Beck 38
Mrs. g. H. Boddington "a
f. NJ. Lingo 49,
The Citizens ticket elected four
mbers and the Popular ticket
one, Mrs. Geo. II Peters.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-04-09
Go After
Business

In a business way the
advertising way. An ad.
in this paper offers
the maximum service at
the minimum cost. 1t
reaches the people of the
town and vicinity you
want to reach.
Try it
1t pays
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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state of Colorado, 40
In the County Court.
lawrence L. isS3s, s;s;s,,r
Albert .. johnson. Pm.
J0hnson. and Elisa John Summons.
e :sr; 1.s :ols Gs 1pd q only JshSsns Ssirs
asce..sJ{ asS n.r{ Elisa Johnson
rfs fsSes Rse1 z iss s:s,s 2, HeleT.s9
ioSs:en :s's .%s and 'sSs Ssrs ssiEf Ella =.
Sonmspe 1sma ekEFifs Eesrsse the defendants above
named piAintif IN the County Court Of
nc easpsns q se9sr 1d
twenty days after the service hereof, ii
served within this county; or. II served
in thirty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive OF the day OF service; or judgment
by default will be taken against you ac-
And y a copy Of the complaint in the above
entitled action be not served with this
summons. or il the service hereof be ma ie
out OF this state, then ten days addition
al to the time hereinbefore specified for
appearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking OF Judgment by default
The said action is brought to obtain a
Judgment aGIudging and decreeing the
said plaintiff TO be the owner in fee of the
following described property. and every
part Thereof, towit:-Lots 1wenty-three
81, and Twentyfour "a in Block Three
~. Original Gunnison according TO the
plat of Original Gunnison which is now on
file and OF record in the Office of the Clerk
and Recorder Of said Gunnison County
Colorado: and declaring the claims OF the
defendants 10 any right, title. or interest
therein 10 be false, fictitious, and un-
founded. and perpetuaily enjOining said
defendants, and each Of them from here
after in any manner setting up any claim
OF right, title, or interest unto said pro-
perty, or any part thereof and quieting
the title OF the said plaintiff therein and
thereto. as will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to which re-
ference is here made. And q copy OF
which is hereunto attached
And you are hereby notified that il you
fail TO appear, and to answer the said com
paint As above required, the said plain
tin will cause your default to be entered
herein and then proceed to judgment
against you as prayed Tor in said com
plaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court IT Gunnison. in said county.
this nd dag OF August A ID 1915.
SEAL CLIFFORD II STONE,
JudGe and Acting Clerk.
Flint publication. October l. 1Dl5.
LAs9 pablication. October e, 1o1s.
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prices.
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BY keeping beck . lot ef hslf
grsss cattle the country viii c0asssve
its hest iatesests.
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eace the ranGe run begins TO wans, kst
eomPetition with the Wsssecasss IN -
nid-seesoa Of rsnGe marketing tAe -
tives lacking prime corn 6nisA, 0Hst
logically Get pser fsvse visa easAsd n
hssvy nuohsss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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Ihe Nhderskghed, es ndministrator o.
the estate Of James A. Leshy. deceased
c.ibed real estate, to-wit:
Lot three tsl. block twenty-nine CO.;
lots eighteen .ls) to twenty four (2a, block
az, nineteen 90, twenty laOl. end wenty.
one n block thirty four ~ !. lot. twen-
ty-o.s C.p 20 twenty 4osr ts.,. block iortT.
lorty-sevea ail in Orie inal dun nison.
Several Of these lots have good resi-.
Sences uPcn them. snS some OF them sre
ing this property or any part thereof, they
may communi icste either With J. D Nash
OF OIL the % %ander..sned Who will be glad TO
ever, 10 desired. JAILLEP.
Published October 8, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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To fsilsss q memory Regarding tssis
ssaess en- the part of Eagiasss y. u.
King snA possibly his Arsasa, Elmer
JOhns. 10 sscribed the wreck " - Rio
Crasde nser nintsrn, Colo il which
JsAns ives killsd end King ssd forty
PssssaGsrs were injsrsa.
TIE stste utilstiss commissisa states
thet IL reilrosAs ere TO hold 18th fire.
Dsn ssd engineer respensibse in such
cases, that examinations IN tsoin order rs
should be given TO Arsmea - veil as to
enGineers.
King hes bsen discharged BY the Co.
Ne he'd served n seventeen years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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- Notice !: Aeysby sIven .has on neeHsy
Dsering. the Administrator ot the Estste
Y Albert Ainkley, aecessed; and Jscpb
4 Corpen4er. the Administrator a the
Esssse u 1oward ,, Csrpenter, deceased;
end eeniaHin 2 killey, the Executor u
tkIillest dsces:sa rill Sssena hsiors
tks ks"sS Gours z nos.e Ss oHs.say p ayu.sissr Gss.,
n the County 81 dsnnison
CoiO!edo. st ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Of ssid dag for the purpose Of settling and
adjusting clsims, ct which time aIf per.
soos having claims and demands agasnst
say q eeid Eseo4es ere notified aad Ne.
quested 10 present The same TO the Court
All persons indebted 10 any Of said rs
tstes ere requested to make Immediate
NITNEs Clifford X. Stone. Judge and
Acting CLERK q the County Court within
state If Colorado and the seal Of said
court this 18th day Of October, A. ID.
tSEAL) CLIFFOaD n. STONE,
Judge end Acting Clerk.
First publcstioA Oct. 4, 1eis
Last publication Nov. 8. ioi5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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keopN NrtWo0f 0f the Interior.
q .. Lad 60kae q nontro.e. g, c,,lorsdo
s.ptsN.lper 3Hh iaas
hossaeis hsreby given that Vernon BroOn
G Psrlin. Colorado. who, On saptembr ~
MA; @aie De-srt Land Entry No 0~<Se
Tor ~ y Of 50 "a, ssctios u ", - >wa SEl,
Of kwA, ssc. ~. NJ II NEl. sec. IS Two. 4
Nossh. van9e 2 East. Nee meaico Principal
oesidisn. hos Sled nosire 81 intention b. sshs
FINAL Dcssst Land Pros,f to esisblish csia
g the lend seove tts-crihsa hssose Esness \
nourse. U. =. Coamissisner. at Guanison.
Cusossdo. On the shistissh aag a Ort0Ass
CIelaaat naaes o. witu.ssss:
Willinm A. johnson, Jsues Corbist. AIbs-st
Josss, Juan Quintana, ell a Pariin, Colar ado.
o. G. SKINNER.
risse puhaioasioa sspt o. lsls
Last pu6l lpooaion 0rt ~, lpl5
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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Times:
n. n. NiAoa. . Telephone lineman Of
Csnnisoa We - srrivsl On Monday Tor
the psrrese Of doing coasiaerable re-
pair work IN the local Telephone line.
Csedsctr CesSess~Gh rsoeived .
msssaGe frsm salida this noening that
his wife wss very i'll With typhoid fever
ss1 70 come home ct oaoe, aad phoned
10 have . rslief meet him q Sapinero.
A streneef - the naae a T. L. MUIR
~, Who came kese from Pitkin about Q
month go, wss tskea vssy in the first
Of the vssk. snA sltAssgh Dr.. Cum
nings wss celIsd The p&tieat ives too fer
gone 80 Aied esrly yesterday morning
Litfle wes known Of the Ascsased, but
Mr.. AePelin u the Occidental learned
that . brothsf LIVED IN Wichita, Kansaa,
end he he's been wired for instructions.
IL 10 peebable that no other miniae
county u the state will show as greet
m increase of production during the
present yesr over last year as Hinsdsle
county. And the most satisfying psrt
is that il appear to be just the begin
ming and the increase will be still great
er next year over this year. We who
know are well aware that il is not be-
cause of scarcity of metals that the
county does not occupy . front rank in
the state TODAY, iK both tonnage and
values, as a producer of ores. 1t is only
because the mines are idle on account
of unfair market conditions that there
is not hinge output of ore. concen-
trates and metals today. There ere
just two things that stand as an in
superable bar to an extraordinary ad-
vancement-more economic means of
transportation and . feeling by the
miner that he is getting . fair value for
his product. Given these advantage.
and al other obstacles will vanish Ike
shadows from the morning sun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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against the rsilrosd's hospstsi.
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tsck ssr.aG shs pss, Stsssa yesss.
fhsy esrsssaly sss . woaderfal Aid
neg ased.csse
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ply ssk for . kidney reasay-get Duan's
kidnsy Rls-the soRe sAot 2ss. Dssis-
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&seice fsr Pukj;caaisa.
p~pArtment ~ the I,

D~partment of the In,er,or
Z. 8 Land 0f'ics a. Montro.e Oolor.ds
September 7th. 1913.
Notice Il hereby given that Ralph r Allea of
Gunnison, Colorado. who on October nth Mn
made Dessert Land Entry No e547s. -
Lss 8 and SEA 81 NWN section q fowunS6
~ North. Range ! East View Mexico PYipc,uci
Neridiah a, ,hse lied pctice ~ ineeutica to -
Final Desert Land Proof 10 essabliuA s1ofW
70 cbe lard sbcve de-csibed. hs9c4e nrussS n
No0rse. U. s Commissioner ct Gunnippa C~SO
rada. "a the sis,eeuth dag of Oceo6sr l1n
60osge Q. ABdersoa. BdOard n Ce<pav<sA
Allan p Cunningham, YfOd D. 1eKsp a q
00.nisoa. CoisroAo
o. c. sEIyyER
FiEs UuhlisAe1 o.Va N ~.
LaDk published GA ~ nDls
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08

0aa0 ond IVES vefy
Weak. I Was alss
bothered . lot viii
female weakness. I
reed your little bod
Wisdom fer We
ReA,' 90 I ssw ~
others he'd bssa
heApsd ~ Lydia L
Piakhem's veeets-
bSe Composad, ~
1rei6s1 10 ny II. -
3 - 0oAe ne fed
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08

The - - - - ~ selievsd
- I'll sAses NsuhlsA I 49, "a young
girls win 81 ss,isf = ! hsvs. seves
tn better h my life."-Nn. JoUs
fgs1EAULr. Box l16, SteelnG. Con.
nesssaa, n. Y.-"1 have taken Ly-
dia Z. finkAam's Vegetable COMPOUND
and highly recommend 1t. II enyone
vents TO write 10 me ] viii glsdly tell
her sboSt my case. was certainly IN
. bed condition as my blood was oil turn
ing to water. lhad pimples on my fscs
and . had color, and for five years had
been troubled with suppression. The
doctors called II 'Anemia and Exhaus-
ton, and said was al run down, but
lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Brought me out al right Miss
L.yIsA MYREs, Box "a, MaSseps, NY.
VSang Girls, Heed This Advice.
Girls who are troubled with painful on
irregular periods, backaehe, headache.
dragging-down sensations, fainting
spells or indigestion. should Immediately
seek restoration to health by taking Ly-
cla Z. Pinkham' Negetatie Compound
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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bosT siss rms rus. CO : e, g. =. =
sssp. sectese u wssA &C. cd aesl Il =
kesey 4 Co. ChscaGs. In, wsitiaG yeur
asoe end s<sdssss clearly You will
ssceise N retUrn . trial psck aGe con
tanning Fos<y's Honey end Tar Com
Pousd, tsr cosGAs. cssds end Group: 20
ky ksdary PIls fs psia W bsca end
ssdes, sheunatisH, kock sche, bleAHiss
end kldaey siluests. end Foley Csthar-
site Tsbbets. . wholesome end thorouGh-
" cleansing csshsrtic. for coastipesioa,
bilsessness, slsGGish bowels ssd kseA-
scns. CsaeaAy Drug Stors, Dr. Wslk-
es Pvep.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
Ches. L. Ross and L. G. Espey Il
Crested Butte were in Gunnison IN .
business trip Friday last.
Asaiss ~ Ruklinsniss
D~psrt msnt of the interior,
U. 9. Land Once at Mnntrose Nnloe>A

Iepart ment of the Interior
U. 9. Land Once at Moatrose. ColorsA>
August s)th, 1919.
~ Sargents, Colorado. who, on June I5sA
1914. made Desert Land Eatry No 0-2If
for 81. SEA. s., swx section lA
NEN>Ea. section "a. NJ Nwa IVA
NEA. section % Township a NORTH
Range East. New Mexico Principal Meridisn,
has hied notice OF intention To make Fins1
Desert Land Proof. 10 establish claim to the
land above described before Ernest NJ Nour-N
L. =. Cotnmissioner, at Gunnison. Colorai 40, On
the ninth day Of October. 1915
lsimsnf names ss witnesses:
George II. Soien, Edward n Clark Myrtle B.
CLARK, William Ausmu-, ali - ssrxen,s, Colo
RADIO.
o. C. SKINNER,
First publication sept g. 1915.
Last publication Oct 5, 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08

Aontruse Enterprise K Stevens
passed throsgh this city Wednesday and
distriented the josbes, for which he 10
fsmooR I'll about his pathway wAiae
here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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LIVES 4 elel
W. SufGsssd ~ Aoaey Cb6
0-Ts6 Hsv -
e1un1 es&sf.

01ag1lae, Ceaa. IL - Q Giei q 3
ysass - ! ussd - FAINT eWay even
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08

Fred Beiley went to Denver MooAay
night fer . ten Aays stay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08

kslpA Stone teak hssoid Exter snd
Orvi.le French TO Sslida Friday BY ssto,
retussiaG the next day. hssosd end
Orvills es~e hons TussAay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08

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c. H. osvss Il Csaaissa vess Cedar.
edge visitsss Wednesday. They wers
travskag n ttseir este end Whsn lssv
ing fse hs.e - ~ ~ svoilahae rssa
taken sp with peaches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08
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Fish stories sss hesry vish 60 70 The
Lake City Times fuspisAss sR iaaosevs-
ton. This 10 tale a . ~.
''E. II. Grsvss wss dswa frsa the
Independence mine ThsrsaAy snd says
that things w thsse ere lookiaG tise sad
that they are getting ost lots Of ore.
ID tells ret story thst yss csa bslisve
or not just - yss wisA. II sppsass
that the rats ere buildiRG wistsr Qsas-
tiers and are nst particular vhst they
build them With. rAey teok his socks
one night sad TIE next he ~ . fight
TO save his psnes. n third night e
hearing peculiar boise "a got up end
striking . h0ht fssaA tAst s~e Aei
opened his grip - extracted ciass
from q box he keeps esscssIed these
end what swoke him IVES the sst trying
to strike . match 10 liGht Il with."
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-10-08

p"PertWeni of the Ibtarior.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-09
PATE NIT S
SINCLAIR DENIES
 HE WILL FINANCE ] ! {. FEDS IN NEW YORK

New York, Dec. 9.-Harry N. Sim. clair, the millionaire oil man and own CT of the Newark Feds, declared yes-s trday that regardless of all other re- orts his money would not operate the Federal league team in this city next season. Sinclair who just returned from a trip to Chicago, stated that he was interested only financially in the real estate and that the burden of the club and the expenses of running the team next season would be shouldered by several other wealthy business men from other cities.
 If the Federal league is successful in having the two streets that run through the property at One Hundred and B'orty-hfth street and zLenox ave. nue closed Sinclair will purchase the property outright and then lease the grounds to the men who own the club. This is as far, so Sinclair said, as he will be interested in the club here. While Sinclair would not adn4ft it yesterday, it was said on good au- thority that Edward sewinner, pres ident of the, Pittsburgh club, would be the biggest stockho1der in the club here.
 A report was in circulation recently that Pat Powers, partner of Sinclair, was forming a syndicate of Newark business men to take over SincIatr's stock in the Newark club. When asked about this yesterday, the oil man declared that he was satisfied with his surroundings in Newark and was ready to back the club again next year.
 Sinclair said that he was misquoted in Chicago in regard to signing Hughy Jennings to manage the team here The owner of sthe Newark Feds declared that he did not mention Jen- nings as manager for the team here, but did say that he was after Baker.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-09
IRISH MINISTRIES.

.-
 With some of the best known of the younger entertainers of the city in the cast of 50 people the big Irish Min stre1s given by the Aa1cieht Order of Hibernians will open this evening at 8 O'Clock at4Eagles hall, for a two night stand The program assures a high quality of entertainment and the nov city of the entertainment offered is sure to attract 9 large crowd.
 Miss Kathryn M. Lombard. Miss Marysy McNaTnara. Miss Julia Sulli- vans John F, Martin, George Rajotte and Edward Cosgrove will be heard in solos Toomey and Lynch will have some of their noted characteristic on the ends, ably seconded by NTonal1an and Broderick. and Attorney Daniel E. Brennan will preside in the inter 1ocutorss chair Fl Is
 The entertainment is given for the benefit of Division No. 1, A.sO Fl.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-09
EMPIRE

The Long Chance an unusual six part Universal Broadway master pro- duction in which the distinguished TO- his debut as screen star, is the fea- tured attraction at this theatre this evening.
 This feature unfolds a gripping story that has thrilling situations ga- lore and pathos that will touch the hardest heart through. the excellent acting of the star.
 Other entertaining photop1ays will also be shown headed by the latest Paramount Newspictlre Weekly pie turing current events from all parts of the world.
 Jane" Morosco-P Paramount fea- tture with Charlotte Greenwood and offered tomorrow and Saturday