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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24
70 no soy capaz de
hacer NADIA incorrec-
to : dice Conaiisiio-
nado de Instruction.

7 N
Ell IMPARCIAI4 es un peIi0dico
serio que merece todos mis- respetos--
dijo cortesmente 4el comisionado de
instruction esta manana uno de
nuestros compafieros he lefdo 10
que aver pregunta respecto de asuntos
del Departamento
yoy hacer un informe a la prensa
con referencia de esos rulnores que
son faciles de explicar y aclarar.
Sc han hecho transferencias insig-
nificantes, pero todo ha pasado por
los tramites de ley aprobadas por el
Auditor que es la superior autoridad
en- cuestiones de desembolsos apro-
badas por mi, no como .Comisionado.
sino como Gobernador. No hay NADIA
incorrecto, 70 no soy capaz de ha-
Ger NADIA incorrecto. nj en- el De
partamento los que han intefvenido en-
ello 4.
Agunas tlificultades propias de
todo ORGANISING en- dontle hay trnbajo
Y hombres y las consiguientes huma-
mas desyenencias, pero en- q case dc
Ponce, resuelto por mi, todo ha pasa-
do Y los respectivos elementos CONT
n1an en- su labor, sin que 70 sepa que
haya motive de choque.
Locales de escuelas rurales en- con
diciones iriadecuadas para eontinuar
usandose,. advertidas las Juntas il
organismos escoIares respectivos, para
que en- el pr0xino curse no sean uti-
lizadas las que Sc encnentfen asi, pc
70 el curse actual no sufrira retri-
SOS.
Estas SON ligeramente LAS IDEAS ex-
presadas por el sefior Conlisionado de
instruction en- ma breyfsiina confe-
rencia- cortesmente atendido nucstro
representante en- breye ,ln informe
escrito ! detallado, que suponemos sea
Producido tambien redaetado en
otra forma, pero con Ia inisma base
| lpara Ia Legislature.
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24
Eel magnifico debut de
los celebres "Jazzistas"

T Manana viernes a las cuatro de la
tarde haran su presentation en- ell
RialtO los "Jazzers" de Gonzell White,
con su famosa orquesta de jazz, que
en- las poblaciones mas populosas de
los Estados Unidos han causado ver-
dadero asombro y han sido disputa-
dos por todos los publicos, porque su
arte original ha producido en- todas
las ocasiones entusiasmo en- la null
titud.
En- los grandes espectaculos que
nos ofrecen tan famosos "Jazzistas",
en- los cuales figuran artistas de in
discutible renombre universal, Sc lu-
ciran extraordinariamente, no solo
Gonzell White, famosa cantante Y
bailarina, sino tambien Amanzie Ri
chardson, sea ell hombre con labios
de Jazz, reconocido en- ell mundo en-
tero como zapateador Incompatible,
y tambien Gus Aiken, celehre corne-
tin de Jazz en- Broadway, y todos los
cantantes, bailarines Y las bellisimas
criollas americans que constituyen
la esplendida troupe, que ofrecera
Puerto Rico ell mas suggestive, raro
interesante de los espectaculos CO.
nocidos hasta ahora en- ell pals.
. Estamos seguros de que ell Rialto
Sc vera, en- cada una de sus exhibicio-
mes, totalmente invadido de gente,
que esta ansiosa de yer ell debut de
tan renombrados artistas, cuya pre-
sencia en- Puerto Rico debemos sola-
mente los entusiastas managers"
de tan acreditadisimo teatro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24
'blna( para juzgar q f,
LA GRAN COPA
'EL IMP PARCIAL"
Sera "C0RRIDA" en- Ell Hip6dromo
de la Parada 20, ell proximo do
mingo.-Los mejores campeones de
la pista Sc disputaran el brillante
trofeo.- Breve resumen de las ca.
rreras pasadas.

Una muy grande animation reina
entire el elemento hipico para las es-
plendidas carreras que Sc proyectan
lpor ell Hip6dromo de la San Juan Ra-
fcing and Sporting Club, en- las que
Sc "correra" la hermosa Copa de pla-
ia Ell 1MPARCIAL, con que este dia-
rio obsequiara al Campeon de laspis-
ia que logre un merecido triunfo en-
la lucha a handicap dispuesta a una
distancia de 1,490 metros,
La estupenda carrera que hara eco
EN- la historic del mencionado Hippo
dromo, tendra lugar ell proximo do
smingo y en- ella tomaran parte los
mejores campeones>de pura raza, has
ia hoy conocidos en- Puerto Rico.
Las reglas por las cuales ha de re-
girse esta carrera, son las siguientes:
LA primera carrera objeto de
esta Copa Sc celebrara el dfa ~ de
mayo de 1923 las demas carreras
sc celebraran ell segundo domingo de
los meses de noviembre mayo de
cada amos. Disponiendose que en- ca
so de que por cualquier circunstancia
no Sc pudiera correr en- ell dia desig-
nado por estas condolences, podra ce-
lebrarse la carrera de dicha Copa, ell
dia de carreras subsiguientes.
2.-La distancia de esta carrera Sc
ra de 400 metros.
n Bel peso que han de llevar los
caballos en- esta carrera, sera puesto
por una Comisi6n de handicap que
'hombrara el hipodromo donde haya de
'eelebrarse la misma, y a ningln caba-
llo Sc le podra fijar un peso mayor de
100 libras.
4.-Esta copa sera disputada sela-
mente por caballos y yeguas pura SAN
gre, teniendo preferencia en- case de
que Sc inscriban mayor ntimero de ca
balios del maximum pernitido, aque-
Hos eaball6s va reconocidos como su-
periores a esta distancia. Ell mini
mum de caballos para esta carrera Sc
ra de cinco.
5.-Las inscripciones para esta ca
rrera Sc .haran ell mismo dia que Sc
hagan para las demas carreras del dia
EN- que ha de correrse.
6.-Esta Copa Sc correra por la pri-
mera vez en- el Hipodromo de la San
Juan Racing and Sporting Club, re-
servandose Ell IMPARCIAL ell dere-
cho de designar el hipodromo donde
haya de correrse las demas veces.
7.-Todo caballo para poder tomar
parte en- esta carrera, debera estar
inscrito en- ell Stud Book de la Comi-
(Continua en- la 2da. pagina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24
ACERCA DE
UN R u M OR
CIRCULANTE
Ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico, senior J,
w. Bonner informa a un redactor
nuestro, que adn no ha madurado
plan alguno referente a separar
de sus puestos empleados de su
Departamento.

En- la tarde de aver microbes, un
redactor de Ell IMPARCIAL, visito
en- sus oficinas de la Tesoreria de
Puerto Rico, al nuevo jefe de dicho
Departamento, senior j. w. Bonner,
quien Sc encontraba en- union del sub
tesorero, senor Juan Gallardo.
Ell objeto principal y 1nico que He
vo a nuestro redactor ante ell senor
Bonner, no fue otro, sino, indigar de
una manera cierta la noticia en- rela-
cion 10 que de .publico Sc viene acen-
tuando, sobre que el senior Bonner ha-
bia separado de sus cargos un Gre
cido numero de emrlcados, nluchos de
los cuales, entrarian cesar desde ell
proximo Ola primero del mes de ju-
MO, con motive de haber encontrado
un sinnumero de personals que no es-
tando incluidos en- el spresupuesto,
eran pagados de distintas partidas,
cuyas partidas estaban destinadas pa
ra llenar otros fines,
sAun cuando los rumores de que ha-
|biamos -fueron tomados en- los eorri-
Hos politicos de esta ciudad, v dada
la seguridad y la insistencia en- Greer
que este acto del sefior Tesorero ha-
bia sido va efectuado, nuestro redac-
tor, luego de zanzibar los saludos de
rigor con los caballeros va expresa-
dos, interrogo al distinguido funciona-
rio del modo siguiente:
"Se acent1a el rumor de que I'd,
con el fin de hacer economic, ha deja-
do numerosos empleados suspensos;
asi como que otros quedaran separa-
dos ell 1ltimo del mes en- curse. iEs
en- efecto tai como Sc ha venido di-
ciendo?
Ell caballero Bonner, muy cordial-
mente manifesto, que esos rumores,
sin duda habian sido expresados y
echados volar por Ia calle, pero que
a1n no habfa madurado plan alguno
sobre este particular, agregando qte
no Sc explica como puedan correr asi
esas versiones, cuando el en- yerdad
no habia hecho insinuacion tendente
separar empleados competentes- y
cumplidores, de su deber.
Como ell fin principal de nuestro
objective, no era otro que cerciorarnos
de labios del propio sefior Tesorero
sobre tai question, Sc dio con estas
breves frases por terminada la visi-
ia, no sin antes expresar las gracias
los senores Tesorero y Subtesorero
que tan atentamente tuvieron a bien
recibirnos.
Es cuanto hasta el momento pre-
sente podemos informar nuestros
Electores, en- relaci6n al Departamento
tdel Tesoro de Puerto Rico. #
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24

LONDRES, mayo 24-La nota ru-
sa que Sc conceptua favorable en- to-
das sus parties la campaiia laboris-
ia en- todo ell Imperio, ha puesto los
lideres del movimiento representatives
en- ell Parlamento en- actitud rebelde.
pidiendo una completa capitulacion
del gobierno en- este case O la disolu-
cion del gabinete.
ATENAS, mayo 24.-El general
Plastiras ha> declarado que Grecia Sc
dispone a aguardar hasta ell domin-
go, para la discussion de la indemniza-
cion que Turquia solicita de Atenas.
La delegation griega ha sido instrui-
da por su gobierno para que inmedia-
tamente abandone la conferencia Lau-
ssanna, case de que Sc acuerde que
Grecia debe hacer effective ell pago de
las dichas indemnizaciones y en- la
forma que Sc lie exige.
ROMA, mayo 24.-Herminio Spalla.
campeon de peso fuerte europeo " de
nacionalidad italiana, ha retado Jack
Dempsey para una lucha por ell cam
peonato mundial.
BELGRADE, mayo 24.-El gobier-
no de Jugoeslavia tiene en- Prepara-
cion la replica que Sc propone enviar
a Grecia, inquiriendo de los politicos
de Atenas cual es su opinion sobre la
actiutd de los serbios en- sus aspira-
clones sobre la region de Tracia,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24
Yea ESQ la Sanidad

En- Cataiio, en- la Gale de "Isidra
Rodriguez, orillas del Caho San
Fernando Sc estan echando las basu-
ras que Sc recogen en- Ia limpieza pd-
blica. No es buena manera de relle-
mar pues resulta una amenaza para
la salud piblica Y esperamos que Ia
direction inspection de sanidad re-
pare csc error, perjudicial a los We
cinos que allf yiven.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24

Cantero, Fernandez g Co., Inc, EditoEss
oAcinas: Allen 48 st., (altosl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24
AdmitidOs apOstular en-
La COrte Federal

I Los abogados Mario Figueroa del
Rosario y Jose G. Silva, .despues de ha
her prestado el debido juramento, han
sido admitidos a postular ante la Cor
te Federal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-24

La reapertura de Ia conferencia
turca en-. Lausana, Sc espera que
sera de una gran resanancia, por ell
rechazo que ell gobierno de Angora
sc propone impartirle las preten-
stones de las potencias para que
sean apuladas las concesiones he
chas pory Turquia sobre ferrocarri-
les Y minas petnoieras al Almiran-
te Colby M. Chester, quien esta re-
tirado del sefyicis de la marina de
guerra americans " a su hijo el
Comandaitte Il. I. Chester. Fran4
cia sc dice que. esta deeidida, res
paldada por Inglaterra, -oPonerse
a estas concesiones, que practical
mente celocan los Estados Unidos
en- una situacion ventajosa sobre
Turquia. Ell territorio cedido por
ell g0bier4io de AngOra a los Sres.
Chester abarca un radio de 2,408
millas cuadradas en- la region de
Asia Men0r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
r. F. CARLEY.

Reliable business Brokers'
saoo-GrocerS and meat market. IN ane
lease: income. 500 and up q week.
81 2o0-Groce-y and meats. located in one Of
he best parts OF the northeast rooms IN
Guided: doing q hne business: rent reasonable
81 .e16-Grocsry and del!catessen: this place
located 10 good bushes: sc. section Of the
ran do more With the right manager; rent
$50 a month.
s8On-Cofee roasting establishment in one
rent. 49,: this is good place and a good buy
s1.,o0-Room!ng house. II rooms and bath
81 .sO0-RoominG house. 10 rooms. hath. gas
rooms Furnished throughout: rent. so: owner
es s. ,oRn e, 5S.a +, ,,
70 rooms and bath, steam heat; income about
$500 9 month.
c.oOo-Lnnchroom in the heart Of the city:
owner will sacrifice: rent. S., q month.
of IAN strref income 5000 week: rent. Sos.
and garage: rent. s,5: good loation.
1900 Motion picture; capacity. $40 r"r-
in fne location for a place OF this kind
ssOo-Beauty parlor. downtown section. 0
rooms 80 booths. cleo: this is One hnv.
rent so srs s gs.STP lease section
.o0-rlumong heating and gas fitting;
rent. se5: 6-year lease: income. 81 900 month
P. F. CARLEY.
NATIONAL BUSINESS BROKERAGE co.
To make quick sale OF your business, call
Frank. 9I51. We get results We have ca an
customers for many kinds Of busciners. and
your place Ia Doubtless what We want Now
Is the time to sell. We make no charge
for Advertising.
NATIONAL BUSINESS BROKERAGE CO..
215 sixth st. NV.
Grooming house-11 rooms. . baths
sJj0-Rooming hoIse-10 rooms; rent S15
ST5o-Rooming house-11 rooms: rent $s6
$SOO-Roomine house--l4 rooms: cheap: rent
good location: easy terms.
S6O0--Hoomfng house-10 rooms $500 ca sh
SS50-RO0ming house-iI rooms; rent $40
s.. 3d0-Rooming houst-13 rooms; rent $50
S15o-Grocery and nice rooms; good To-
cation; good business; rent, sac
So00-Iirocery and . rooms: rent $40
81, 20O-Grocery and rooms: rent, $50
81 6O0-Grocery and rooms; rent. BIS.
9O0-Confcct. and delicatessen; 2 rms; near
Dupont Circle; cheap rent.
$SOO-(onfect. and delicstessen: rooms
81, 10O-Confect and delicatessen-T rms
81 1o0--Confect. and fountain rms
$6O0-Cigar and newsstand: rent, S25.
$T5O-Cigar manufacturing business.
81. 500-Cigsr and news business.
H. NJ. CURTIS, Main S043. Main 7113
218 Machinists Bldg, 9th & Mass. ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEoUs

GAS RANGES. new, porcelain. at S24 and $32 :;
others at reduced prices. Just purchased Ave
dozen three-burner ranges with baking and
hroiling oven. all same make: less than half
Price while they last; $3.50 each, delivered.
B26 G st NV 22s
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PERSONAL.


ELECTRIC BATH MASSAGE FOR EXCES-
siye fat, nerve trouble, lumbago. rheumatism:
etc. Graduate nurse tcolofedl. 0935-g. z.
WE ARE NOW PAYING g 10 80 ron
men's and ladies' used snits. Our pricss for
old clothing are the biggest Wash. Clothing
Exchange, 623 ID ct. NV. Phone Main SS7S.
rHYSI0THERAPY AND ELECTR0THER.
apy scientifically given. Fer appointment.
phone Potomac 1447.
RATS, BEDBUGs, ROACHEs, FLEAs: IN
slant results. GEORGE Y. SAPP. 227 Mary
land building. Franklin 29al. my3ls
HOME FOR AGED
lnyalfds and rert cure; special Diet: night
and day nurse North Tses. IRA Goth e. nv:
PARTY GOING TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
within Two weeks wishes to be under care OF
physician on trip: viii pay a reasonable fee
Tor light services: graduate nurse consld-
cred
Box 1850. ONCE.
CLOTHES WANTED. SELL ALI. YOUR
mems worn clothing, shoes, hats. etc, TO us,
and get square cash. down price. Phone
Main 4145. auto calls.
JrSTHS OLD STAND GIG D.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Mako BIG money ceiling souvenirs. novel
ties, booklets. postcards. peunants. balloons.
toys, during Shrine convention, May 80 to
June TO- Space for rent: reasonable. on
Aimas official parking stations Address
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Marshall Business Brokers

Marshall Business Brokers.
Rooming house, Is rooms. several baths: one
price. &. 600; rent, SIS.
Roomins house. near 18th and X ats: Is
rooms: cleo; well funised; lease; price.
booming house on Conn. ave; II rooms. 3
baths: cleo; price, 1880 ..
and L SITS; h.-w.h.. cleo; price, $500.
Boarding house. near 10th and Mass. ave 10
rooms. several baths; rent, 1925; price. s.. 900;
rooms: rent. sS5; sacrifice at 1000.
Rooming house, transient location; rent SI6:
lea mc:ui 1. rooms; price: $500 ,. oo
furniture; price, $500.
propositions in the city for the money; refrig-
Grating plant; tile floors; all modern fixtures;
ms place is doing large business; price
Grocery and confectionery; old established
corner. nv. rent: $3.50; owner leaving city.
will sacrifice at 81 800
Grocery and meats me- rent, $50; 3 living
rooms: price. $4,000
Delicatess.n, soda and candies; located up
- General store In Nd: rent. s. mo- paid to
Dec !. 1923; price. $3.50: rental also covers
Light lunch and delica lessen: rent. s65
about .3-year lease; price. 81. 600.
Lnnchroom close To large apt. houses: rent.
iadv: price. 81. 900
cafeteria; ideal location, lease for , years:
apis. above: this il an exclusive and high-rlass
proposition: price right
Restaurant on Pa. ave: we'll equipped: re
ceipts $40 day; lease; rent. $50; seats about
AZ people: price right
Restaurant close to 14th St; rent. $50;
bargain at 81 900.
Dining room on 18th St: 3 apis above
lease opportunity for lady; price. s.. 600.
Confectionery. delicatessen and soda. on 14th
St; receipts. $I5 to 500 per day: rent. Sso;
this 10 splendid proposition; price right.
Candy mfg. company. doing a large and sue
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years; costly and beautiful fixtures. including
stock and good will: inspection invited and a
satisfactory price can be arranged.
hook store; rent, $50; receipts, about $500
month: 3-year lease: large mail order bust
ness: stock OF over 900 books.
Auto access, gas and oils, on 14th ST.; rent.
SSa: opportunity for right man: price. 81 900.
Hardware and housefurnishing business. nea r
l4th st: rent. SO: sickness cause OF selling ::
price. 50. 600
See w to buy or sell and save time and
money. All business confidential. Professional
service
Marshall Business Brokers.
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SPLIT CHESTNUT POSTS.
suitable for chicken yard. garden. grape
Dor: G-foot length, 20 cents each; Gis-foot. -
cents each. delivered in u. &. or Arlington
county. Send order TO II. l.. Minar, il2
Evans Bldg
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BALTIMORE.

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good retail neighborhood apart
ments above store carry invest
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for partners over long period +;
will bear closest investigation.
Quick action necessary. Ad-
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GAS RANGE, 1: l Sin. extra heavy machinist
vice, l vacuum pump for gasoline service sta
ton, q. T.. stage plugs; cheap lib Allison
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MARINE ENGlNE-New II hip. Lockwood
Ash with magnetic. Sl9J: new standard re-
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TENOR BANJO. OrPheum No. 1, new. and
leather case: cheap for cash Cali North
10000. Apr. "a
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MOTHER, WHO HAS JUST LOST RABY At
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not over week old. Address Box oN3-T Star
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-10
SCHOOL NOTES

The High School was favored by
several visitors last week including
the Mesdames Tinsley, Paige, Sigman,
Woodruff and Harley.
The Misses Buck and Stephenson
and Messrs. Hatch and Heagney en-
tertained few of their friends in
formally at the C. F. & l. Hotel Sat
urday evening. Dancing was the
program for the evening.
The high school received a treat
last Thursday in the form of talk
from Mr.. Helmecke, instructor in
French at the Western State College
of Colorado. His subject was 'The
Advantages of Studying Languages
in High School," Mr.. Helmecke is
very well informed on the subject
and delivered very interesting and
instructive talk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-10

She gave two excellent readings and
she appeared in every singing part.
Miss Esther Arterberry also is an
accomplished reader and received
several encores.
The chorus songs were lively and
the music was excellent. They were
as well trained as professional
chorus.
Miss Alpha .Sigfred, violinist, is
capable of the professional platform
She played with exquisite skill
Miss Polly Welles, accompanist, is
a splendid musician and her work did
much to make the concert the success
it proved to be.
The performance closed with Jap
anese scene in which poet invites
his friends to read poems before he
ends his Hfe at the request of the
emperor. All await his poem, which
is expected to be masterpiece, but
when they hear the nightingale in
the garden, the guests realize that
this is the song of surprise the host
has prepared for them.
This little act gave opportunity for
clever singing and acting as we'll as
costuming.
The Cecilian chorus is sure to make
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-10
Gunnison Girls Give Good Show; Ce-
Gillian Chorus Makes Hit


They left the boys at home this
time. Those Gunnison boys have been
coming over here showing us how
we'll they can play football and bas-
ket ball and in field track meets;
they have come over with their brass
band and shown us how we'll they can
hit up tune. They made us believe
that the Western State College (for-
merly Gunnison NormaD was giving
all it's attention to it's boys. But they
can't put it over on us any longer.
The girls of the college came over
Wednesday night to the Elks club to
give a musical program. They are
the Cecilian chorus of twenty-six
members and everyone an artist. The
songs they sung, the pretty costumes
they wore, and the graceful actions
of these girls made the Salida audi
ence have one deep regret-that
when Salida might have had this col
lege for it's own, it let it slip out of
its hands.
Mrs. Alberta Jorgensen. director
of the chorus is to be congratulated
on the success she has made Of it.
Miss Norma Gribbin, former Sa-
Ida girl, was the star of the evening.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1923-05-10
20 YEARS AGO
Copied from the FIlss Of the en-
Mountaiu Pi1et

Prof. Dilworth and family moved
to their ranch last Saturday.
Dan Mcdonald came over from Vul-
can last week and made short visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l. Lawrence depart
ed today for Paonia where they will
make short visit.
Mable Songer is home again after
sojourn of about three weeks in Pa
onia and Hotchkiss.
Robert Tabor has moved his fam
lily to the residence formerly occu-
pied by Church Bottenfield.
Frank Samsel and Jerry Kountz are
down from. the Painter Boy as the
mine has stopped operations for a
time.
Chas. Robinson came in from Grip
pie Creek Thursday to take the po-
sition of superintendent at the Au-
gusta III
Mrs. Adam Kerr returned from Coal
basin on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr
will make their home here in the
future.
Sheriff Watson came up from Gun
nison last Saturday to take John
Campbell to Gunnison on the charge
of wife-beating.
A. Bray drove seven of his cattle
up from Gunnison, arriving here yes
terday. He will sell these cattle to
Mrs. H. A. Decker.
We see by the Paonia Gazette that
DIR. J. D. Walker, formerly of this
place, has been appointed health Of.
ficer for his vicinity.
Jos. Block went to Denver last
week on account of tire illness of his
little daughter, Josephine, who is now
at st. Luke's hospital.
w. ]. Morgan has leased the Whipp
& Sampsel lot just east of Ross
store and is erecting building to be
used as barber shop.
Jos. Lehman returned from the Pu-
eblo hospital last Friday Mr.. Leh-
man is much improved, his leg being
we'll. but his foot is not yet healed.
John Beringer and Jas. McClenathen
went to Ruby May 1st, the former to
occupy the position of cook, and the
latter that of manager of the store.
James Little has resigned his posi-
tion as driver with the Supply Co.,
and is now collecting for the Light
& Water Co, while Ed Allen fills the
position formerly held by Mr.. Little.