Gunnison news-champion., 1917-06-08

Sheriff HanlOn, registrar; L. o. Bar
r"tt. clerk OF board and DR.. F. p.
Hanson. examining physician, went
over the cards carefully and results
were ;abulated and sent to John
Evans, Provost Marshall for Colo
rado.
Among the items Of information put
on record is the list of precinct regis
,rars, who donated their services as
follows:
In Gunnison No. /, II. F. Dunkel
was sworn in a. assistant to J. A.
Steele. Mrs Vim. Spann assisted j.
J. Shackclford at Jacks Cabin, and
c. L. Summers helped T. a. Bough-
ton at Marble.
Also in each precinct the use of the
polling place was donated as given in
the list below:
Precinct No. /, Gunnison, J. A..
Steele registrar, court house polling
place, county donor
No. ?, F. d. Stephenson, store bldg,
+. d. Stephenson.
No. 3, A. X Stevens, postofrice
bldg, J. b. Lee
No. 1. W. II. Whalcn, power house,
c. B. L. W. Co.
No. 5. West Gunnison. r. Teach
out, La Ncta hotel, Joe Rowland. 1
No. 8, South Gunnison, +. G. Pal
mer. store bldg, Major II. F. Lake.
No. 7, Pitkin. W. H. Eckbert, Eek
bert's residence, donor
No. 9, lineup, Alex Parent, town
hall, town.
No. 10, Floresta. VI. B. Moscon,
school house, c. +. & |. Co.
No. II. Ohio City, a. J. Johnson,
town hall, town.
No. y, Baldwin, Chas Brown, mine
office, Rocky Mt Fuel Co.
No. 10, Whitepine, J. l.. Towne, Ak
ron office, Akron mines.
No. Is, Sapinero, r. Santarelli, post
office, Rocco Santarelli.
No. l6, Cimarron, l.. A. Dawson,
school house, School District 30.
No. II, Powderhorn, f. A. McGreg-
or, Valley hall. the people.
No. Is, Jacks Cabin, Mrs. W.Spann,
residence of l.. and w. Spann, L. and
W. Spann.
No. 90, Parlin. NJ. A. Deering, store
bldg. NJ. A. Deering.
No. 2l, Vulcan, L. f. Neale. resi-
dence of DR.. Weiss, DIR. Weiss.
No. %, Crystal, H. G. Brownell,
residence of H. G. Brownell, H. G.
Brownell.
No. %, Crested Butte, C. l.. Ross,
bank bldg, Crested Butte bank.
No. "a, Marble, T. A. Boughton,
Marble City hotel, H. H. Williams.
No. 25, Spencer, Frank Holt, school
bldg, School Dist. is.
No. q, Somerset, S. McWilliams,
school bldg, School Dist. 80.
No. 20, Moscow, F. Hoheisel, Doctor
mine bldg, Frank Hoheisel. as,
No. 90, Allen. A. E. Johnson, A. E.
johnson, A. E. Johnson.
The registrars who have not only
donated several days to the cause,
but spent their time and money to
bring the returns to Gunnison, surely
deserve the thanks of their country
for doing their Bit" And their du-
ties are not over. The board selected
by sheriff Hanlon is to be continued.
Rules just received have the follow
ing paragraph: ~
ut is intended to convert boards of
registration into local boards for the
execution of the selective draft. The
services of members in connection
with the registration are preliminary
to the further execution of the law.
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MRS. PENNINGTON NARROWLY
ESCAPES POISON FUMES
Mrs. L. E. Pennington suffered an
attack Of illness the later part of last
week as result of inhaling the fumes
OF formaldehyde. 1t seems that Mrs.
Gribben, who has purchased the mil.
linery establishment formerly owned
by kimmons and Weir, decided to
fumigate the shop as it has been in
continual use for several years and
is rather a close little place. Mrs.
Pennington was very busy at her tel.
egraph work and stayed in the room
too long. becoming in time almost
overcome by the fumes. She expect.
to be able to take her place the latter
part Of this week in'the new Office,
which Il located two doors north Of
the Websters atase. MA Geo. Hen.
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