davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
INSTALLATION Of PASTOR
lRAuctD IT nEETlnc Of
cuuu|sOu PREsDITERv

Rev. Eugene II. Robinson, who has
been stated supply of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church since the first Of
last July, will be installed as perman-
ent pastor next Tuesday evening. April
9th.
DIR. II. o. Scott, pastor of the Salida
church will preach the sermon and de-
liver the charge to the pastor.
Rev. j. r. Lamb. pastor-evangelst
of this Presbytery, will preside and de-
liver the charge to the people.
The public is invited to this service.
Rev. Robinson returned Friday last
from Leadville. where the annual meet
ing of the Gunnison Presbytery was
held. 1t has been decided to hold the
1916 meeting in Gunnison on the second
Tuesday of April, at which time about
twenty clergymen and delegates from
Western Colorado will be in our city for
three days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

Al The snnusl bssqset Of shs Gunni-
ssa County Cattle Gro~er. Association
mr. c. C. Sempson resd IN interesting
letter frsm T. y. noaell. County Clerk
end Recosder of noasrsse county whscA
is given la full kelow:
n0sgsesE. Col.o-. April rs. 19l5.
nr. c. 6. Kinney,
Gunnison. Colorado.
Dear SIR.
Ii u With great deal Of regret skst
have to announce that will be unable
TO be preseRt Ut yoer banqset The
public examiners came in yesterday un-
expectedly and Of course II means that
w~ will have to be here to attend ~
tAew vents. Please express to the
Guanison Association my sincere regrets
for this sudden cancellation Of my en-
RaGemsnt. and extend 10 them nay cor
del wishes for the continued success Of
The Association.
All of the Associations on the West
ern slope should work in close unison
ed have harmony sReng those eaaaeed
N the Industry. Federal coatrol has
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

District court wound up business on
Saturday morning and Judge Black
went directly to his home in Montrose.
The adjourned session is to be held June
u, when at nine O'Clock in the morning
the jury will be resssembled.
In the case of Miller 4 Frew against
Castleton school district, the district
wss ordered to pay a warrant for s720. :
80 to Miller & Frew, and one of S33. 95
to C. A. Partch. The plaintiff pays one
third the costs and the defendant two
thirds.
Bond of $500 in the case Of Tenero
and Ungaro, Somerset citizens arraign-
ed for assault. has been approved by
both the Judge and Sheriff Hanlon, and
the prisoners departed "Wednesday to
reappear in June for trial.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
uII6D sIOllu
UkT U R
NJ A..~a spas M.siss Bs
S.rc~s; 6s.SA = Mo-
49, CkwcA-

Wss the Ninth Annaal ssccess7
vell. we reckoa. it wss If Gosd stten-
dance, shs most tasty visads st the haa-
quet, o. fine music ~ Gsnnssoa ever
heard end . perfect Aeor ct La vesa.
with Charming psrtness IN Gayest Of
spirits could contrIbste to that end.
Hut News-ChAmpson viii yield space "
IN onlooker, whe thus Describes the &C.
cssson IN the Record Stocs usaa Of Den
yer:
Gunnison, Colo, Apr 1.-THE ninth
snnaal b~aqUet and spring meeting Of
the Gunnison County Stockgrowers Az
socistion wes held in the new Methodist
church Of this hive little cattle town lest
night. This idea of holding = csttle-
mems banquet IN . church 10 rather .
new departure, bat the pastor Of this
church is . mans man and knows hos
to make everybody at home and glad to
go to church. Instead Of pictures Of
various saints Of the Bible being shown
in the art glass windows of this fine
sl2, 900 church, beautiful design is ex-
ecuted in all of them except one. and
on this one is to be seen the picture Of
a life-sized cowman mounted on his
horse, all done in proper colors, indica-
tive Of the regard in which the people
Of Gunnison hold the cattle industry and
showing the good spirit which holds the
members Of that progressive community
together
The Colorado State Normal School
orchestra of Gunnison furnished the
music for the banquet, rs well as for
the dance that followed at the La Veta
hotel, and the entire affair was sue
cess IN the fullest sense of the word.
The ladies' of the church served =
sumptuous hve-course dinner to 80
stockmen and their wives, mothers,
sisters and sweethearts. The costumes
worn at the dance by the ladies were
equal in splendor 70 those seen at any
fashionable affair Of the kind in any Of
the cities mach larger that Gunnisoa.
These Gunnison cowmen are progressive
in every sense of the word and are CIV
ing their children social life that 10
equaled in very few of the larger cities
of the country. Below is the banquet
program:
Address of Welcome ------------
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
Alleged Cattle Killing Case Up from
r. r. r. r. - 4. I.
the Black Canon. .---Hearing Tuesday

325 the hide was found in the river and
little further the carcass was pulled
out Learning that the suspects had
gone on toward Cimarron, Hanlon and
Sampson footed it through to that
town. where Falsetto was secured. Re-
turning. they discovered Cozzetta and
stopped the train to pick him up. The
accused claim that they discovered the
dead calf in the water and pulled it out
thinking the meat might be good, but
finding it tainted, threw the body and
hide back. Their preliminary trial will
come of before Justice Gordon next
Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

Judge J. NJ McDougal WIS out We'd
nesday to see the Alaska Yukon, and
states that the lessers have fine plant
of machinery and are down - feet. As
the shaft was started from about 81
feet, and the plant is barely organized
yet, the depth of 200 feet should be
reached in few months. There is con-
siderable ore in sight, but j. B. Conger
and associates intend to develop the
mine to . point where ore stoping can
be conducted on 81 stematic plan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
Blue Book Logs Nation DISTINCT Court Adioums
- - r. 80 - - r
al Road via Cunnison Saturday to June 18th

The famous automobile "Blue Book .
is out, and after all is said and done one
must admit that the National auto au-
thorities have given the Rainbow Route
very fair presentation. The road
from Pueblo to Salids, and thence by
way of both Monarch and Cochetopa
passes to Gunnison. Montrose, Delta
and Grand Junction is well logged both
east and west. The two-thirds page ad-
vertisement Of Gunnison county occu-
pies . prominent place and shows up
very well. Gunnison roads are given a
very fair story.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

The wilds of the Black Canon are not
desirable as localities in which to
chase suspected criminals, is the opin-
ion of both Sheriff Hsnlon and Cash
Sampson, stock inspector, who returned
"Wednesday night, bringing in tow,
Charley Cozzetta and Raphael Fslsetto,
two Italian section men accused Of Kill
ing calves out of season.
1t seems that the latter part of last
week passengers on a light engine
travelling through the canon surprised
these two section men skinning . calf.
sampson was notified and . warrant
secured. Between mile-posts 324 and
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

A social event in Pitkin, which may
interest those who have ways of quick
travelling is the opening of the Bon Ton
hotels new dining room. which Mrs.
Schah-Aason, the proprietress, an
nounces will be celebrated by . big ban
Quet and free dance
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

Reports from Ralph Hartman, victim
of the shooting Mt Pitkin last week, are
that he is slowly recovering in the hos
pital at Sahda. 1t looks as though he
would pull through and thus relieve his
brother-in law, II. M. Nixon, who set
languishes in the Jail, from the charge
of murder at least.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

Beriah W. Mizer, chiroprator, has
filed suit for divorce against his wife.
Fannie r. Mizer, alleging extreme and
repeated acts of cruelty. Mrs. Mizer
and five children came on from Pueblo to
fight the case and sensational things are
alleged. The case will come up before
Judge Stone for hearing in a few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Stone are rejoicing
over the advent of baby girl Tuesday
morning. All doing well ct last &C.
counts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
ul14 + uD
GFra n 9lBT
o. Tss. ~ Eaazy FA.A-
Ca..iu..s Awai.A.a.-Has
~ O. Up Day..

Tea bsliOss end 10 decision On uaas.hsl
ws~ the result Of . rapid ERE meeting
sf the new town council Tuesday evsn-
nG. Mayor Blockssock snd Trussses
Webster. Richssdsoa. Llghsley, SeRp-
Inner. ERdper sad Meyer, who sompose
she council were oil thess saa found so
trouble to agree upon various sppsia-
6ve officers other thsa marshal. Hose
Gas the sucker. Csnd,dates Usee nu-
NERVOUS end included hessrs. Jap Berry-
hill, Clinton h. Miller. Chasses G. Nil
sr, j. ID. jennings and Dick Grout.
Always bsrryhilI lsd with shsss votes.
Regularly - the bet wss posed. len
ninRs end Clinton Miller got vote, but
someone (esess who? wss uasatissisd.
he votsd first for GFout, then for Cha.
Miller, then fos Fred Winters sad Z. c.
berky. neither Of whom were csndli-
dates. The council will meet again on
Monday the 9th to take another whirl
Ut the game.
Without opposition and with monoton-
Gus regularity Of = machine, the six
votes were cast in favor Of n. Schmitx,
- clerk, p. y. Wan AIKEN - tpsassrer,
Geo. Hetheringt0n rs attorney, \. n.
Lsmbdin ~ police magistrate, J. n.
Robinson - surveyor, Geo. Eastman =
veighmsster, p. E. keeRaa, supesintsn-
Dent a light sad water plaat - N.
Dutemyve, &tch-tsaas6. Dstiss q
hsaltA Slksse wil ps0Aehly - sumhnn1
Uith tAns q 0asdAal ~ - yuas. A.
% il sppsaes eAoe - 0asuAsl = 49,
- ~ pansg1 - 1u1y . - = -
0ests4 ~ uoUOAeaQiR- QolnDtW -
1saiss = sohss sAssss - 0snGhsnllV
IL - SusAss =, s-.uiAuss,e .
slsea-up ~ = . nsels li0ssuu1 -
oAaa = fO0ss ysnsA ons1nn1 = -
= 49, - 80. = - Sssss
and elsewhese in Colorado ea satire
week is being devoted to this busiosss
Of making . city beautiful. Ii ID peOb-
oble . c00pesNiss will - psoeAsd kess.
For instance, rhussAay could - . noek
fsrd snl Allsy Dew, Friday, . FSoot
Yard 80 Peiet Up Day, with soausAay,
when the school children c0uld help, Q
Street snd Vacant Lot Day, With tree
trimming . side-line occupation.
This good year, when GHnnison 10 60
ing to put on its best bib end tucker Tor
the host of tourists who will call, should
see this pretty mountain city trim and
clean for the inspection.
The following committees have been
appointed by Mayor Blackstock
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

At the Rio Grande hospital in Salida
Friday. Mrs. Mary kurtz underwent an
operation. and at last accounts was get
ting along nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23
RECLAMATION CONTEST
Fol STEELE uEDu
WEDNESDAY THE nTl

Entertainments are coming thick and
fast these days, but not the least in
teresting will be the annual defamation
contest for the Steele medal which is
billed for the Normal chapel next We'd
nesday night at eight o'clock This
contest is for high school students
only. The band will play and an admis-
sion fee of Is cents will be charged.
The contestants and their subjects fol-
low:
Mary's Night Ride e Geo. w. Cable
Mary Hoy
Swans Song A. c. Brooks
Helen Blackstock
The Stepmother -----k Kate M. Cleary
Grace Berky
The Woodhaven Goat Harry Still
Josephine Boyle
Sergius to the Lion Lew Wallace
Clara Cooper
After the decision of the judges, Miss
Pauline Nelson will give the recitation
she is to deliver at the Western Slope
Oratorical Contest in Montrose the 7th
or sth of May. The subject is Uncle
Pete's Possum."
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-04-23

Committee-George Z. Anderson, c.
G. Kinney, Joe Eilebrecht.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

What might possibly have been a disasterous fire was providentially checked by timely discovery shortly after midnight last night. The blaze broke out in tue rear of the Nome Bak- cry, the extension of which forms a platform for the apartments occupied by Dr. Fromm and was caused by sparks igniting pile of coal sacks. The fire had made considerable head way and had eaten through the ceiling Of the bakery before being discovered fby Julius Jensen who observed the smouldering blaze while taking his lunch. The fire was smothered pending the arrival of the fire department and was speedily extinguished by the chemical. It was noticeable that all of the firemen were on hand except Wm. Austin. The reason for his absence at such critical time is at present un- known.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

orehm and Co. have secured double hoist from the old steamer Gussie Brown for use on the Kathleen bench and will install a complete new hoist . ing apparatus. The owners of this latest gold discovery have now cross cut the pay streak and the ground gives every indication of holding out although it is somewhat spotted. Sev- cinlty of the new strike have reached bedrock but so far nothing of value has been discovered. Goss and partners have found a little pay near the head of Specimen but do not contemplate operating
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
DIRE DISTRESS
It is Near at Hand to Hundreds of
 Alaskan Readers

Don't neglect an aching back
 Backache is often the kidneys cry for help.
 Neglect hurrying to the kidneys aid
 Means that urinary troubles may follow
 Or danger of worse kidney trouble
 Here's convincing proof
 William NJ. RurCher. l126 F. Ta9th St. Olympia. Wash. says About three years ago l WAS having a good deal of trouble with my back: il ached all the time Sometimes the uche changed to severe, shooting pains and was weak and lame. l didn't sleep we'll and on getting up in the morning, felt tired and worn out. The secre- tions from my kidneys were irregular in passage and obliged me to get up several times at night. The first box of Doans Kidney Pills gave me such great relief that I got a second, and that cured me"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedN-ect Deans Kidney Pills--the same that Mr. Burcher had Foster Mlhurn Co. Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
GRANDPA, GRANDMA IN
 SMASHED ROMANCE E

NEW ORLEANS-A widow and widower, both having grandchildren, figure in Gretna's latest shattered TO- nance And there's another woman alleged 10 be in the case. \ kiss -ah. that's the whole trouble. the widow charges She is Mrs NJ. F. Fineagan and he is Jacob Walters
 Mrs. Finagan caused to be printed notice reading something like this in the Gretna weekly newspaper:
 This is to notify that my intended
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

The grand rush for preferment on the part of those seeking the appoin tive offices within the gift of the council is now on full blast It is said that there are some half score looking for the clerkship and it is also rnmored that several are seeking po- sitions in the fire department. The new council elect are having their hands full between the various per sistent offices seekers. one of them de- claring that the constant button -holing by some friend in the interest of this or that candidate for official honors. was fast becoming nuisance. It Is rumored that sundry and divers changes in the various departments are contemplated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Large quantities of mining supplies of every description are being taken to the creeks days. Hardly a day passes that a dozen or more heavily loaded teams cannot be seen making rection during the early hours of the morning and the leading business houses assert that the general volume of creek trade has greatly increased during the past week
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

It is very probable that Scotty Allan will not he able to use the famous Irish" in the coming Sweepstakes race. Allan says that the great leader is not rounding into shape as he should and he is doubtful if he can be made fit. The veteran race dog has made the long race many times and it is possible that the grueling contest has sapped his strength. Allan will use twelve or fourteen dogs in the big race
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Mrs Burley, who is now in Seward with her son Frank, was severely burned recently according to letter received by MT Burley on the last mail. A vessel filled with boiling water was upset in such manner that the lady was terribly scalded on the hip and side The letter states that she Is now recovering but had lost consider able weight as a result of the accident. Frank, who has developed into a bill Hard player of some class. recently de- f. ated one of the best players in that section in tournament match Mrs. Ruriey states that Seward is very dull pending the decision of the railroad route. Gus Rorgen is reported to he one of five grocerymen, but is doing all the business. Mrs. Rurley will engage in the candy and confectionery busi- ness should Seward develop as the ter minus of the future road
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
Franz Joseph Concerned Over Russian
 Successes in the carpathians.

VIENNA, April - Authorized statements of Emperor Franz Joseph show that the Austrians are deeply concerned over the Russian Carpathian successes. While practically the entire Austro- Hungarian army has been con centrated in the Carpathians by sacri- ficing positions on the Serbian and Montenegrin frontiers the Russians still continue to advance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

The Battle for Freedom, a two part drama depicting the valorous struggle of the Boers to win their independence from the aggression of the British, will form the chief attraction at the Dream performance Thursday and Sat urday. The film is Of the highest clats and the story is of tho deepest dra- matte strength. An exceedingly we'll executed battle scene is shown. The
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

The arrangements for the Kermiss are now practically complete and tho various decorative features are being prepared in readiness for Saturday night. The Kermiss committee are sparing no effort to make this the most entertaining affair of the season and tho public are assured that, while they are expected to drop as much of their spare change as they can afford, they will get good run for every cent they spend, The officials have bent every energy to tho task of furnishing Q novel entertainment and tho program discloses that they have succeeded well
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Tickets for the big Vaudeville Road Show. to he given at Eagle hall. Tues day the 18th for the benefit of the Al- Alaska Sweepstakes. will be on sale at Roses Candy Store Saturday. The names of practically all the local en- tertainers are on the program and an doubtedly in store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Sands of Time. a story of considerable interest will furnish the concluding number. The Dream management an nounces that the box office will close Saturday night at nine p. m. on ac- count of the Kermiss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Al Wilson. partner of Arthur John son, will leave today with a large out fit for the koyult to prepare for opera tions during the coming summer. Mir. Wilson is making his first visit to Nome after an absence of nearly six years. nearly all of which time has been spent in the Norton Bay country. Johnson will also leave In few days
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

states that he has absolutely no as- pirations for the office of city clerk. as has been reported, nor Is he seeking any other position within the gift of the city
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
D|Az KNOWN TO
 BE IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, April S.-The State that General Diaz. the nephew of the former president, whose whereabouts has been deep mystery for more than Il year. is now definitely known to be in Mexico It is said that he is working up a new revolutionary movement in hand with the Carranza and Huerta factions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

The Nugget is receiving many eon- gratulation for the daily reports of the doings of the Alaska legislature in Juneau---as several have remarked eff it wasn't for the daily reports of the Nugget we wouldn't know that Alaska had a legislature" more than half of the time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Joe sheldon of the Alaska Bank has received wire from Nate Coombs conveying the information that Juneau has raised the goodly sum of s150 for the forthcoming Sweepstakes race. The wire does not disclose how the money was secured but fl Is none the less welcome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
VON HINDENBERG
 WAITING FOR SUMMER

Is out of tho question. The present condition of the roads prohibit move ment of the great siege guns. The smaller field pieces are handled with at present.
 TO GET THE NEWS READ THE NUGGET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
AGREED ID FURTHER
 CONCESSIONS

lions concerning Albania and Morocco ta the entire satisfaction of Italy. It is
 becoming apparent that Italy's neu tIality under these conditions is also viewed favorably by the allies, whom many suspect of dictating the policy of { he Italian Foreign Minister
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

AMSTERDAM, April S.-Geneml von Hindenberg is believed to be awaiting the coming of summer before any further movement of importance takes place in Poland or East Prussia where both sides are so strongly en- trenched that dislodgment except by the use of immense number of big guns
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

The ! ] Sesnon Company have a crew of men putting things in shape for the renewal of summer activities. The big cable way is being over hauled and new coffer dam is being put in on the west side of the caisson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

marriage To Constable Jake Walter hls been annulled because he kissed n certain woman on the ferry Bald win" tered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

For what is Kermiss? Such ignorances You don't know for what is a KeI1niss. Yell go to the Eagle hall Saturday night und finde out Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

ROME. April S.-Austria and Ger many in their efforts to keep Italy neu- tral have agreed to further cOnces- sions which it is believed includes great piece of territory near the head of the Adriatic and on the coast of Dalmatia which also settles the ques-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Martin Ravenkilde after sojourning in town during the recent political campaign, has returned to the scene
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Gene Rose took Billy Anderson over ~ Council today. Anderson has ac- cepted a position at the Marks hotel in the interior town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Harry Browne, who is interested with Jack Orehm in the new strike on Dexter Hil, has contracted s case of blood poisoning in his left foot and ls few days
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

If you got it on election day go to the kermlss Saturday night and it will drive the blues away-Adv
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Brass Band Full. You know what l mean. At the Kermiss dance, Satur- day night, Eagle hall.-Adv.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
NEWS NOTES

Dr Welch and Paul Schwartz re- turned to Council today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
sultan Lives in sombproof Building.

SOFIA, April & Il is reported from lhe ottoman capital that the Sultan and his numerous wives are now liv- ing in a bombproof building follow ing several recent aerial attacks in which his private palace was struck by the missels of the enemy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
FLOUR IS CHEAP.

6raad only Sc. North Pole Bakery and Anvil Bakery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08
NEW DANCING SCHOOL.

Miners Homo Club Dancing School, Tuesday and Friday evening at 9. m. Tansos, Hssitations, as we'll as all the older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Peterson, teachers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

The Kermiss Saturday night Don't miss t--AdV.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

Dancing from 2 o'clock till the wee small hours at the Kermiss on Saturday night, Eagle hall.-Adv,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

To get the news read the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

This will positively be the 1 worst show you ever saw-if
 , you "show up." The doors of 1
 the torture chamber will be 1
 opened at eight Vaudeville 1
 night. April 18th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-04-08

The count for Sweepstakes Queen at me o'clock today stood as follows: