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New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
100000 for Restaurant Space
In Big CO-operatiye FInf

The ground floor in the seventeen
story combination housekeeping and
hotei apartment building being erected
at 290 Park Avenue has been leased to
Pierre, the lestaurateur. Included in
the lease is considerable space on the
second or mczzanine floor, for which
an aggregate rental of s7O0,OO0 will be
paid. Douglas L. Gilman & Co. were
the brokers.
The cooperative apartment will oc-
cupy the entire blocl. bounded by
Forry-eighth and Forty-nirth streets,
Park and Vanderbilt avenues. and is
expected to be ready for occupancy by
October l next. Seven million dollars
is involved IL the operation. it is said,
and among the subscribers are many
we'll known persons.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
$3.50 Loan for Garage

A building loan of $325.0Oo has been
obtained through William A. White &
Sons. from William Henry Barnum &
Co. for the four-story garage to be
erected on Twen.y-third Street and
Thirteenth Avenue, the lease of which
for twenty-one years to Simkovitz, Levi
& Simkovitz for 81 100000 was reported
in these columns yesterday.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc. has
placed for the Lebertan Corporation a
loan of 100000 on the twelve-story
Office building at the northeast corner
Of Broadway and Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Interior Decorations Committee
For "Own Your Home" Show

the committee on interior decorations
by the management OF The New York
"Own Your Home" Exposition at the
29d Regiment Armory at l6Sth Street
and Broadway. April 16 to 80: William
Laurel Harris, chairman, Art Center,
Inc: George ". Breck. the mural
painters; Charles c. Curran, National
Academy of Design; Ernest Peixotto,
the Mcdowell Club; Frank Richard
son; Leon V. Solon. Architectural
League; Harry Wearne, the Art in
Trade Club
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Investors Buy Flat in Bronx

B. Schildhaus e. julius Trattner sold
for NJ, Shlionsky to A. Goldberg thc
sour-story tenement 2OS7 Webster
Avenue. 33.75x1OO, and for Barbara
Roesh to Jacob Grossman 1175 Steb
bins Avenue, q family house,
7054x22.5 feet.
John L. Pendergast sold for the
Haddenhorst estate the fve-storv fat
283 East 134th Street to Charles
Tewks bury, and for F. Burns to NJ
O'Neill the dwelling, 20x100, at 40
East 136th Street
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Business Concerns Purchase
For Occupancy Downtown

Canamann, Voorhees, & Floyd sod
f0r Mary H. Hayn so Dey Street, a
four-story> building, 22x6s This is the
first sale of the property since 1870.
The purchaser will occupy.
VIM. H. Whiting & Co. sold for Ben
jamin Schwartz, Frank Wetzel and
Charles w. Cans the five story bust
ness building 273 Pearl Street. The
purchaser. Maurice Winter, will occupy.
Max Kessler sold TO Jacob Mendel,
OF the Lepertes Realty Corporation, the
six-story loft building "a Bond Street.
o. QN 90
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Queens

UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Corporation BUYS Apartments

The Broadway Realty Corporation IS
the buyer of the Charleston Court
apartments, at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and 163d Street, sold re-
Gently by the S. H. Raphael Company
Cor l. Portman
Cornelia &. Mackenzie is the buyer
Of 10 Broad Street, sold recently b.
Gilbert Rider
Joseph w. Mantell and others are
the buyers of the southwest corner os
Eighth Avenue and Thirty-sixth Street,
sold BY Arthur Cutler Il Co
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
PORT RICHMOND
BARGAINS

BARGAINS
7-ROOM new house. all improvements;
s.. 900 cash. price $500.
1-KOOM corner house, all improvements;
immediate possession plot s0xS0. easy
terms; price $1,000.
.-ROOM HOUSE. all improvements gar
age; plot 37xloe; easy terms. price
$500.
s-ROOM corner house all improvements;
lot ooxl00; possession 80 days; easy
terms; price $500.
7-ROOM HOUSE, all improvements; plot
42xlSo; possession 80 days; easy terms
price ST 900.
GROOM HOUSE. improvements; 1 acre
land; easy terms: f,rice s4.5o0.
4-ROOM HOUSE. 51a acres; easy terms ::
price IS 600.
SIS CASH aad IS monthly buys fine lot
at Mariners Harbor: price $40.
SIS CASH AND $40 MONTHLY BUYS
fine lot on Richmond av.; price $3.50.
II. j. SHARETT. Real Estate.
20 Richmond Av.. Port Richmond, S. l.
Tel rs Port Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Queens

FINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Sales of Harlem Dwellings

Sidney /. Warsawer sol for the Sin
eval Realities Corporation the three
story dwelling at 314 West Hath
Street, 16.8x10O11.
Fitz Howell sold for Mary l.. Brou-
ner. represented by De Witt, Lockman
De Witt, the three-story dwelling at
SO West 18th Street, 15x99.11 to
James R. Goodwin The same broker
also resold for Thomas II. Marsh the
threestory dwelling ut 221 West l3Oth
Street, 196x99.l1, to Julia Birmingham
for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Speculator Makes Quick Profit
From Resale in Bib Axenue

Daniel B. Freedman resold to the
tenant the four-story business building
s12 Eighth Avenue, adjoining the
northeast corner of Forty ninth Street.
2Fx100 The property was purchased
last week by Mr. Freedman from the
estate of Frances Adelaide Lawrance.
Harold l.. Lewis was the broker in
hath ca1oc
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Results of Auction Sales

BY Nenrv 4 Brady
Interior parcel land beginning at point
50 Sd and 25s 18th 81, 2oxss. 3
sheriff's sale OF all right. title. etc, which
c. A. Nulry ct al had on April :. 1919. or
since; TO Mary and Cioelet and De
Witt trustee. FOR SO zoo.
BY James p. Donovan
" 9foth st. =. 4S.1 W Tibbett ave. 4S.l
x39.ix45xl16.G. vacant, a e knappe agt
NJ L Chieffo ct a., due. Sl,544.l4; taxes.
etc. S95.75; to the plaintiff for $500
BY Joseph =. Day
W 2e0th ST cor Tibbett ave. SS. TX
lS3. 5x45xl16.6. vacant 4 Il knappe agt
3 3 Salvaty ct al; due. s2,195.S3. taxes,
etc. S43Lss to the plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Rent Midtown Section Space

NJ. e. L. Hess. Inc. leased space at
329 and 331 Fourth Avenue to the l.. &
B. Importing Company. Carl Feinstein
and Arthur Helfer; the store and base
rent at 1872 West Thirtieth Street to
Moses n. Berlin. cotton goods, and the
second floor at 1856 West Thirty-fourth
Street to Fred Reinetz. leather goods.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

David Lion the four-story fat 233 East
l27th Street to A. Granite.
The A. G. Thompson Company sold
12b West 133d Street, Investor
apartment, 27x1O0, for Frances S.
braun to Fannie L. Wood.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

Manhattan

ROOMS AND BATH. ss5 TO s1l5.
in the cooperative plan elevator apartment
houses Nos. II and 10 EAST e5TH ST. near
5tn av.. in the social center, Cask invest
rnent. So. 800 to So. o0o which includes cost OF
stock 0 ownership. renovation and decorating
living room IS feet long closets 3xs and 3x5
feet; unique, equitable. rnoney-sav CO
operative plan. WILLIAM CRUIK SHANK 8
SONS, Agents, SIS Liberty
THREE ROOMS AND BATH, $50
On first floor in the cooperative plan eleva-
tor apartment house. No. II EAST 18TH ST,
near 5th ay, in the social center; cash in
vestment, s 2a0; the rental value Of this
three-room apartment being 500. the in
veetWent is saved in two years WILLIAM
CRUIkSHANk'S s SONS. s5 Liberty st.
ROOMS and bath; cooperative plan;
cash required s1.45O. perpetual lease
monthly rental $50: elevator; well located;
possession. SIT, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Buvs Estate at South Orange

Leroy lie Woke bought from Edward
Proege colonial home and garage.
l15x2l0, on Grove Road, South Orange.
n. j., through the Raymond Connolly y
Company. The property was held at
$2S 900. The new owner plans extern
siVe alterations
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
S25O.OOO Theater for Bronx

Plans have been filed for theater
and store building, l04x167, to be
erected at the northwest corner Of
burnside and Creston avenues, at Il
cost of $3.50, 900. The Burnside The
ater Corporation, S. Friedberg' presi-
dent, is the owner.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Bids Opened for CITY Plant

Bids we're opened by the Department
of Plant and Structures for construct
ing machine repair shop and hous-
ing station at Water and New Dock
streets, Brooklyn, according to Browns
Letters (Inc.) Construction Reports.
Rufus II. Brown, of Brooklyn, submit
ted the lowest estimate, s259,472.
UNFrRN1snED APARTMENTS TO LET
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Woman Gets Chesterfield
Inn at Shippan Poin,

German H. Lenncy leased for Mrs.
Katherine N. Scofeld the Chesterfield
Inn, at Shippan Point, Stamford, Conn,
Tor five years to Miss Ruth Johnson,
of BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
New Rochelle Home Rented

The Robert Z. Farley Organization
rented for Mrs Frank Davis her resi-
ence at Bon Air Park, New Rochelle.
to John A. Methet of this citY
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Broadway Corner Store Leased

Tankoos, Smith & Co and H. 5. Ely
& Co. leased the northerly store a 309
Broadway. northwest corner Broadway
and Duane Street, to the Robey Hat
Stores Inc
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
APARTMENTS TO LET-FrRNIsHED
Manhattan

MADISON Az. ,72G-Charmingly furnished
rooms and bath apartment. suitable
bachelor or woman; service. references re-
quircd April to October OF longer. Inquire
superintendent. Plaza 3756
G5TH ST, - E.--City's choicest location
living rooms. bedroom, bath, separate
shower chef. valet. maid service when de-
sired. 5000 Thomas, Rhinelander 541O
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
PLEASANTyII.IE

4 PARTICULARLY LIyARI.E HORSE ,r
community of friendly people modern
good view. convenient committing sll. 400
Terms For description and inspection ar
rangenaent write phone or cali NIIT0N
WEND. Tribune Building. New York City.
Bcekman 2s3O
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Operator Purchases Apartment
At Amsterdam Avenue Corner

The w. H. Ebbtt Company sold for
Edmund Baylies ive-story apartment
at the southeast corner of sterdam
Avenue and 179th Street The property
contained stores, and was sold to D. II .
Jackson.
The Lewis H. May Company sold for
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Gets Dwelling in 58th Street

Huberth & Huberth leased the four
story dwelling 327 West Fifty eighth
Street to Aiphonsine NJ. Besner.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Staten Island Buver to Build

Cornelius G. Kolf sold for George
st. John Sheffield two lots in the Sun
set Hill section, on Delatield Avenue,
near Bement Avenue, to Charles Heap,
who VIII erect dwelling and garage.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
(BDROUGH Of RICHMOND
Stat9n sS6 13lkb 5S5andS9yY ESE1 S?ry kl.1!:S!1!
IDof a from taaation for 10 years a7s ss G1 ss1
GRANT CITY

8-ROOM DWELLING, with all latest i'm
provements. two lots each 25xlO0. on
Bancroft Ave, Grant City. Staten Island
for sale al $500 on ,asy terms. zoo fine
building lots for sale.
CHAS WHITAKER s4 Greeley Ay ST
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Tenants Buv Sd Street Building

Joseph VI. May sold for s. Lieb-
plann's Sons Brewing Company to
Beck & Fleischer, tenants. the four
rtory brick building 272 East Third
Street
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
H-ARTSDALE

ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE. 10 min
utes to station plot 50XlS0. good neigh
borhood; bath, electric light, steam heat.
gas range. village water. Price $4,000.
Possession May ist.
ANGEL Co, sCARsDALE. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
TOMpKINsyILLE

THE CLOSING DATE. s35 900 will buy
gentleman big residence at st. George
with large grounds, 2-cars garage. green
house, overlooking bay and harbor: worth
$4,000; inspection invited. Atonatt &
Schwab Tomkinsvilie. 5. l. Tel. 3s7 Tomp-
kipsytile
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

$500 CASH BUYS room and bath de-
taehed house: Lot 4oxl50. 10 minutes
from depot Price $500. For Sunday
k.scp 5sg. MERRIAM.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Long Island

SOME HOUSE
When A man needs money his friends are
scarce T. you have S350o the chance of
your lifetime is here II So. 600 house
10 good enough for you when purchased At
$s5n0. New double shngle; rooms and
bath; laundry separate: BEST combination
range: cement foored garage; plot 5OxlOO
4l3. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
WEST NEW BRIGHTON
.yrsr COMPLETED sr,cco nr11nr

rooms bath sun parlor hardwood
floors, steam heat. gas, electricity: plot
44xl1o; $4,000. part cash. {. G. KOLFF.
Corn Ex. Bank Bldg. ST. George. s. /
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

FOCR-sTORT West sos near Park: II
rooms, good condition; 23.50O; cash
rsquired s. 900. Coughlan & C!isby 200
West I'D
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
TARRYTOWN
BrNGAIOW

BUNGALOW-Stucc rooms, modern
improvements, electric lights .sas. fire.
places. hardwood floor oak woodwork
finish wonderful view OF Hudson lot
50x1e0 station 5 minutes; no agents; must
deal with purchaser direct. c. A.
CARPENTER, IL Benedick Ave. Tel
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
LARCHMONT
MT. KISCO, n. Y.

ABOUT AN ACRE, 7 room house. garage.
shade and fruit trees, excellent location
state road; one mile from Mt klsco "A
miles from 42d st $4,000.
CARPENTER & PELTON. INC. Tel. 3.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
New Jersey

COLONIAL VILLA OF rooms, bath and
garage: plot 1o0xl44 feet; going FOR two
thirds value. must sell. want 81. 600 casn
balance Of $500 on easy term mortgages
elevation 700 feet. between Montclair and
Morristowu. in the most picturesque. purely
residential section of New Jersey; house
ready for occupancy by April I'd beauti-
inlly decorated and fitted with electric
light fixtures, shades and electric range;
very convenient committing to \. CITY
can provide moving facilities. Quick. Post
0rsce Box S7s. City Hall Station. New
York City.
THIS COMPANY IN A BUSINESS DEAL.
mas lately come into posnessi0n OF 81 de-
ightfui one-family house in the very finest
section OF Orange. n. J. Can be purchased
at very great sacrifice. Immediate pos
session. Jersey City Galvanizing Company,
90 Morgan St, Jersey CITY. n. J. Phone
Montgomery 1866. Glenridge 6ls2.
ASBCRY PARK. Allenhurst. Deal. Ocean
Grove. Bradley Beach and vicinity, de-
e'rabie summer cottages for rent furnished
ior sale furnished and unfurnished: com
p!ete list Harrington Cunningham.
Asbury Park. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
sTAPLETON, s. L.

HOUSES, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
prices s2.7ao to $40. 1000. Factory site.
with railroad siding also fine water front
CORNELL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION
co. Inc. 65 Water st. STA pieton. 5. l.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
PELH

PELHAM BARGAINS: rooms. bath.
$4,000 rooms, bath. $4,000: 3 rooms
j. \. AMI NDSEN. 11s Wolf's Lane Tsls
tl53-2l3s Peihain. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
WHITE pLAINS
FURNISHED HOUSES and BrSGAIow
PORT CHESTER

THERE ARE several real bargains In cot
tases and double houses, ranging from
$1,000 TO $4,000. IN the best location: ca asy
terms Apply to MRS. THOMAS ELMORF,
322 William St Port Chester y. 7 Tel
9S6 Appointment made at any time
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Gets Cottage at Babylon

Jesse D. Smith rented to Chester
Byrne the Charles D. Kraft property
at Babylon, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

THE MOST and best for the price in West
chester: hoYnelife dwelling. l2 rooms.
centre hall. all improvements; good condi-
ton, garage; plot. 1o0x1a0: good netg hbor-
hood near station. Mount Vernon Sl2,75o,
terms Dwight True. 50T 5th ave. New York.
FRAME HOUSE. six rooms. bath, hot air
heat. gas view of river lot 3SS10o; resi- J.
Dental section five minutes New York
Central station: $500 Hagerman, Tower
Ridge. Hastings
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
YONKERS

$4,000 CASH BUYS s-room and bath bunga-
low. frame and shingle construction.
hardwood throug hout, electricity gas.
steam heat plot 50xl00. Price s925o For
Sunday appointment call Yonkers 5s25.
,,... =. Il i>.AMPFER. s4s So BY. Yonk RS.
MODERN ROOM sTUCCO DWELLING
Up to date IN every respect. Large
plot 3 minutes to station. highway re-
stricted. in beautiful section: SIS 500. Make
offer. II. w. SULLIVAN, $50 South Broad
way Tel. 5Syu. Open sundays.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan

FOR RENT--Tn tea and coffee district.
near Wall an exceptionally light office,
lsxls feet, in modern building, four desks
suppited: monthly lease. Reply. giving
nature of business and references TO u
6ie, Tribune.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-30
COLORADO IS WARNED
AGAINST CALIFORNIA
Denver Times:-

Denver Times:-
City Attorney James A. Marsh,
Water Commissioner F1ndlay McFar-
land and L. w. Bannister of the Civic
and Commercial association. who re-
Gently returned from the California
conference for the distribution of the
waters of the Colorado river, issued a
warning yesterday that the Californ-
ians are attempting to get control of
nearly all the waters Of the Colorado
river to the exclusion Of the Rocky
Mountain states.
California is now drawing 1000 900
acre-feet from the river. while Colo
rado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico
are using but small quantity Of
the water.
"We must be on the alert or the
opportunity to obtain the water we
need to insure the growth Of Dem
yer will slip away. said Attorney
Marsh. Colorado. of all states, seems
to be asleep to its needs. CaIifornia Is
fully awake to the future as well ~
present needs and for years has been
organized to obtain every possible adj
vantage"
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-30
o O 0 O o o o o o o o o o o q
o CRESTED BUTTE q
o O O O 900 O o o o o o o q

News-Champion Correspondence:-
Thursday, Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey are in Gun
nison during the holidays.
Bennie Snyder left on Friday to
spend the holidays at Montrose.
Tony kochevar left for the hospital
in Pueblo on Wednesdays train.
Mrs. Tom Quinn is the telephone
operator during Miss Beitler's absence
Gus Swanson arrived on Wednes-
days train. He is to be employed at
the c. +. & !.
A large crowd attended the masqu-
Grade ball December 26. Supper was
served by the Young Ladies' Sodality.
All reported q good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wilcox of Craw-
ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Rue Waters
are spending the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs John Herchemer. Mrs.
Wilcox and Mrs. Waters are daught-
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. iieuchemer.
One of the surprises of the season
occurred when word was received by
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Whalen that their
youngest daughter, Josephine. had
been married to Tom McCartheny OF
Durango, at Denver December 2sth.
A pleasant surprise party was given
ut the Matkovich home Wednesday
evening by St. Patrick's choir on two
of the members. Tony Matkovich Jr.
and Joe Perko, who are leaving soon
for Fort Wayne Indiana. and Kan
sas City. A very enjoyable evening
was spent in playing cards ana
games and at twelve o'clock u deiici-
Gus luncheon was served.
Union congregational Church
Sunday School, 10 clock. Mrs.
Nash, supt.
Preaching service, II. Theme:
"The Victorious Power OF Faith"
Evening worship, 1880 p. m. Sub
ject: unto the End'-A new sermon.
The male chorus is due to give US
new number.
Officers of the church will please
prepare their reports for the annual
business meeting.
j. CRAIG WATT. Minister.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-30
WORTH LIVING TO SEE
WHAT WILL HAPPEN

George Berg has a card on his wall
Don't commit suicide. Something in
teresting might happen the next
minute Worth while, then. trying
to stick it out til 1926. since the fol-
lowing story comes from London:
London, Dec. l9:-The year 1926
is destined 10 shake the worlds foun-
dation, physically and politically; il is
TO be n succession of plaques, famine,
floods, shipwrecks, rioting and revO-
luton. according to horoscope cast
by the British Journal of Astrology,
made public recently.
six years later Arrnageddon will
take place; il will be a final conflict
between Mohammedamsm, allied with
bolshevism against the united Anglo
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-30
o BALDWIN 9
o Baldwin is 1S miles northwest Of &
o Gunnison, at the head Of the
o Ohio Creek Valley {
o o 900 o o o o o o ooC {
BALDWIN
News Champion Correspondence

News-C Champion Correspondence
Wednesday. Dec. 28.
The Christmas program given by
the school children here was-a great
success.
z Several of the boys went to Gunni-
son to spend Christmas with friends
or relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dohlman and
Carl Dohlman are back home again
from Smith Hill, since the mine there
has shut down.
Supt Featherstone returned Satur-
day from Sunlight, where he has been
engaged for the past three months
removing the machinery.
Jos. Berta left Crested Butte sever
Al days ago on q mule enroute for
Baldwin, and hasn't been seen or heard
Of since. It is thought he lost his
way in the storm, so searching parties
left Baldwin and Crested Butte Tues
day to find him If possible. Later
We learn from Crested Butte that he
was discovered safely at the home Of
q friend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-30
) 5000 oooo y 90

Tuesday, December %
r. J. Rouck went 70 Gunnison Tues
day morning, where he will spend a
week on business.
Miss Mollie Majnek. who is attend
school in Gunnison. came home TO
spend the holidays with her parents.
Bert Williams, who has been at
tending the university at Boulder, is
spending Xmas vacation with home
folks.
Sylvan Rouck left Saturday for
Cherryvale, Kansas. where he will
spend a week or so visiting his
mother.
Misses Sadie Gaddis, Annie Turch-
anaki and Dorothy Mckenna are
spending the Christmas holidays with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans are the
happy parents of n fine baby boy,
who arrived Wednesday morning. He
has been given the name of Harry Jr.
The Nmas Eve dance given Satur-
day night by Evans orchestra was
very well attended. The same orches-
ira played for the children's free
dance given by the l.. ID. S. church on
Monday afternoon.
The school Christmas entertain
ments were given Wednesday and Fri
day evenings. The programs were
very well gotten up and were enjoyed
by the audience. The l.. d. S. church
gave a very enjoyable entertainment
at the hall Sunday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-30
DENVER LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Trading on the local market took .
turn for the better and part Of the loss
stronger prices are prevailing and the
stock was moving well under . good
demand from all quarters.
Beef was in the minority again. but
the supplies Of this division were Of .
good attractive quality and the higher
prices were easily obtained. In general
the market appeared l6 to rs cents
higher, but traders were not uniform
in their estimates. some calling the ad-
vance q full quarter and some even
higher.
Most Of the reported advances were
Sr the beef pss me s'u1s Of th,; sa
OF feediot steers for u. the highsst
price paid for several weeks. Other
steers sold At es.zs and $3.50. and In
was reported with cows selling for
t1.ss and SO and a string Of heifery
not quite as active and the aavances
were not as sharp.
A broad and insistent demand pre-
vailed on the local hog market. and
with supplies running conservative. .
showing . conservative gain Of is to
Quality ruled fair. A big part of
s.ndyMeisSa sns ~ sS hogs. = Most 0s sa.t.rn esa-
sers were also reporting advances. Top
here was $3.50 and other good stock
sold for $7.35 and $40. Bulk ranged
from $3.50 to 87.3s. Prime cutouts were
quoted as high as e5.76.
Conditions in the sheep division COM
pared well with those that prevailed in
the other markets. An active trade
was reported and values showed good
advance.
Best fancy fat lambs are now being
quoted at $40 to s10.25. Two hundred
and seventy head Of good quality ami
mails. weighing eighty-three pounds.
sold for 39.85.
IN the feeder section the advance was
not so marked. top for the season
was established in the sale OF 800 herd
Of forty-seyen-pound lambs for 50.
Other feeders weighing fifty-eighf
pounds sold for $3.50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-12-30

Olathe Thirteen cars
loaded with curious people made the
trip thru the Gunnison tunnel Monday
upon the invitation of Manager Fos-
ter. Rev. Henry G. Dietz was the
only representative from Olathe IN
the party as far as We know. the
cars could not go out at the upper
entrance of the tunnel but a wide
place near the end enabled them TO
b. turned around. About six inches
of water was running thru the tun-
mel The bore is 600 feet in length.