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Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

ss
SS&----iSiSSSs
yes for Santa Ana--Scout FIX.
e s. l.. McCrory left yester.
5or San Diego to attend the
renee of executives of the
ern California Council of the
Scouts organization. He will
this gathering tomorrow and
turday will be in Los Angeles
e wedding of his son, j. Gil
lcCrory, which will take place
1t day.
re Your Live Stock against
md mouth disease. Ragan In
e Agency. 500 Main, FL Cen
alif. adv
cling Every Tuesday and Sat
nights, five piece orchestra.
re Ball Room, Brawley, Cal.
adv
lnedys Coming for Visit-Mr.
drs. George +. Kennedy and
en- are expected here Monday
week IS visit with Mrs. Ken
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
oell of State street. They will
,ompanied by Mrs. W. f. Con-
veil known here, and wife of
.rmer pastor of the State Street
tian church. The Kennedvs,
recently moved to Pasadena
San Diego, are reported to be
sdelighted with their environ
ar J, Roy Weakland tonight
The Cards, The Theater, and
'ance,' and "the Human Hoof
Iouth Disease. - At First Bap-
shurch, 9:30. adv
I'll Be Sorry if You miss
)py Kicks, Legion Play
21 and %. adv
,oda Blesy, Dance Studio. 723
&c. Phone 411w. Ads
There a Human "Hoof and
h Diseases' Hear what Evan
t Weakland says about it at
ist church this evening. adv
t Your Easter Turkey at the
4uxe, Brawley, April 10. adv
IS. s. Birdie Kinne. First class
435 So. Seventh st.
lie 1861, Ell Centre. adv
cks for Service. adv
ar j. Roy Weakland tonight
3The Cards, The Theater and
Dance" and "The Human
and Mouth Disease. At First
ist Church, 7:30. adv
.shion Show at Varneys-An
er fashion show will give milady
aea of just what she wants TO
for her spring wardrobe and
Easter especially will be given
he Varney Company's ready to
department tomorrow after
beginning at 3 p. IN. Models
ing the latest creations in the
of gowns, hats, shoes and ac-
'ries will be ON parade. There
be music to add a snap to the
ir. Models viii be shown af-
i've O'Clock for the benefit of
ness and professional women,
announced. All women of the
nunity are invited to be pre-
by Rice Brand. Best in the
\ Paul's Butter Pop Corn. adv
ellie Katharine Needham, teach
t piano, aecompanist. Assoeiat-
With Prof. Elmer A. Todd. 624
2. Phone 466W. adv
sar J. Roy Weakland tonight
THE Cards, the Theater and
ance," and "The Human Hoof
Mouth Disease. At First
list Church, 1880. adv
Broadway Chop House for good
rUnder new management. adv
Rat Broadway Chop House. adv
ecial Steaks at Steve's. adv
rs. Worthy Home-The many
ids of Mrs. A. L. Worthy will
ee to know that she has suf-
ntly recovered to be moved to
Jwn home, where she is recuper-
: nicely. However, doctors ord
forbid any visitors to the sick
/ until she is stronger. The
thy children are all recovering
1 their recent attack of the
sles.
:. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 647
q Street. Phone 3s2W. Adv
cam Taffy 4oc a lb. at PauI's.
~ adv
Broadway Chop House for good
Under new management. adv
It at Broadway Chop House. adv
,r Mems WORK Shoes see Gun.
ham, opposite post office, adv
ONE Made pastries at Steve s.
adv
nch Impressed with Valley -
. Eliza Shepherd of Glen Ellen,
of the state officials of the Wo-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

when parliament rebuffed repub!i.
caniein.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

Meet Me at Steve's. adv
Open All Night at Steve's. sdy
Enjoy Your Meals at the table,
| Special Dinners. Bee Cafe. adv
Recovering After Illness The
many friends of DIR. Lottie Hicks
will be glad to learn that she is i'm
| proving after her recent illness. DIR,
| Hicks is widely known here in both
professional and musical circles.
Broadway Chop House for good
eats. Under new management. adv
Eat at Broadway Chop House. adv
Money to Loan on automobiles.
Contracts bought. Fred r. Cross.
eco Main st. Phone $50. adv
Special Steaks at Tucks. adv
Our Line of Fruits and fresh
vegetables is complete. Call us up.
Phone 653. A. NJ. Williams, grocer.
adv
Legion Play, April GLAND %. adv.
Special Salads at Steve's. adv
Last Bulletin Tomorrow.-With
9194 ears reported shipped from the
valley this season, the Market News
Service which has been issuing daily
reports will put out its last bulle-
tin tomorrow. For the last week
there has been gradual decline in
the daily output from the valley, in
spit of the splendid market prevail
ing both locally and in the east.
New York and Boston continue, ac-
cording to today's report to lead in
the east, although New York has
ceased its spectacular offerings.
Good wire inquiry and good demand
for stock of best quality mark the
local situation f. o. b. quotations
being $3.50-$3,75 for this type of
lettuce in desirable sizes, while skies
are as low at $3.50.
Strawberries! We are headquar-
ters for canning berries. Get our
prices. A. NJ. Williams. Phone 653.
adv
Two Nights, April 81 and 90, at
Palace Theater. American Legion
local talent play "Chappy Ricks.n
adv
Insure Your Dairy Cows while
youyou can, against death from any
cause, foot and mouth included. See
Tyler G. Duff, $40 Main st. adv
Stilton, Brick, Limburger, Ro-
quefort Cheese. Major Grey Chutney
Tiny Pearl Onions, just arrived. A.
NJ. Williams. Phone 653. adv
Mrs. Jones Improving. =.
Jones, who has been critically i'll
with pneumonia for some time, is
reported somewhat improved. Al
though the danger point has not
DeeH passtu, CLOSE IrleuuS ana HieHi-
bers of the family are hopeful that
his recovery will continue.
Is There a Human "Hoof and
and Mouth Disease9" Hear what
Evangelist Weakland says about it
at Baptist Church this evening. adv
Special Dinners at Tucks. adv.
See Delozier-Reynolds Co. for ex-
changing your used furniture for
new. We buy, sell or exchange fur
niture. $50 Main St. Phone 192W.
adv
"Cappy Ricks,'' American Legion
Play, Palace. Theater, April 21 and
%. adv
Mrs. Meadows Is No Better-Phy-
sicians in attendance ON Mrs. Hazel
Meadows, who is seriously i'll at the
FL Centre hospital, are making a
test today to see whether she has
typhoid fever. Mrs. Meadows con-
dition is considered critical and her
temperature has not decreased for
several days. Doctor will not per
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10
PREMIER OF PERSIA
RESIGNS OFFICE

Hy United Press Leased Wire
TEHERAN, April 10-Eliza Kahn
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

Press Want Ads do the work.
Try them.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10
Mrs. Meadows Is No Better-Phy

x44os 4x4OooOno Ao 4N0 kSSSSSA
sicians in attendance ON Mrs. Hazel
Meadows, who is seriously i'll at the
Ell Centre hospital, are making a
test today to see whether she has
typhoid fever. Mrs. Meadows con-
dition is considered critical and her
temperature has not decreased for
several days. Doctor will not per-
NIT anyone to visit the sick room.
Is There a Human "Hoof and
and Mouth DISEASED" Hear what
Evangelist Weakland says about it
at Baptist Church this evening. adv
Short orders all hours at Steve's
adv
Merchants Lunch at Steve'.. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

fnch Impressed with Valley -
J. Eliza Shepherd of Glen Ellen,
of the state officials of the Wo-
rs Auxiliary of the American lie
who visited this city last night
,rsesed herself as being much
pressed with Imperial Valley.
i. Shepherd is the sister of the
Q Jack London, well-known fic-
IN writer, and now makes her
me on the London ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

Don't Miss "Cappy Kicks" a
sst comedy in three acts, by a
rong local east, under auspices of
loyce Aten Post, American Legion,
Palace Theater, April 81 and %. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

Try Press Want Ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10
Hntal Rarhara Worth--Table dc

bote dinner sl.00. Special Chicken
sinner si.00. Special T-Bona Steak
linner eoc. Special Rib Steak din.
sor soc. Seventh Street Entrance
direct 10 cafe. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

ar J. Roy weakland tonight
The Cards, The Theater, and
'ance,' and "the Human Hoof
fouth Disease" At First Bap-
,harch, 7:30. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

Hear J. Roy Weakland tonight
"The Cards, The Theater and
|e Dance" and "The Human
bof and Mouth Disease At First
bptist Church, 7:30. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

Broadway Chop House for good
rUnder new management. adv
Rat Broadway Chop House. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

ear J. Roy Weakland tonight
ssThe Cards, the Theater and
ance," and "The Human Hoof
Mouth Disease. - At First
list Church, 1880. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

Tome Made pastries at Steve s.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

Broadway Chop House for good
Under new management. adv
1t at Broadway Chop House. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-10

I'll Be Sorry if You miss
Dpy Kicks, - Legion Play
2l and %. adv
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
NEW HIGHWAY on UPPER
NORTH FORK Is GREAT DE-
NELOPMENT FOR SECTION

Baldridge & Son Of Colburn have
been awarded the contract for the con-
struction Of six miles Of new road in
the Grand Mesa national forest, TO
connect with four miles Of new road
already constructed from the Muddy
to the forest boundary by the county
and settlers. The contract requires
completion of the road by November /.
The settlers have been urging con-
struction OF the road for a long time,
and il became 4 reality when the for
est appropriated $4,000 for the work.
The Colbran contractors have moved
equipment TO the new road, have es-
tablished a crew Of men there and are
beginning the work which will con-
tinue thruought the summer and fall
This new road Is to be con-
structed by the Grand Mesa Forest
appropriation, formerly Battlement
Mesal, following similar appropria-
ton in 1928, which built over BuZZard
creek from Colbran region to Gunni-
son county ranches around the head
Of the Muddy. This 1924 appropria-
tion was contingent on Gunnison
county assisting with the stretch of
four miles down the Muddy to join the
present county road at Lee creek,
where it will also connect with the fu-
ture highway over Mcclure pass.
This construction is already largly
completed, the ranchmen of that val
ley contributing much labor and mon
ey OF their own 10 piece out the coun-
ty road funds, and make completed
highway thru.
Road Supervisor Archer Miller
went over the latter part of last weel;
to measure up for a 40 foot span
bridge across the Muddy, vital por-
tion of the new road which must be
built at once.
By means of the finished road, one
may travel from GunnisoR, or any
place in our valley by auto to the
Glenwood side, on the Colorado road
going via Crested Butte to Bardine
thence up the Muddy to Lee creek
then by the new road to CoIburn in
the Plateau valley.
Ii is a striking economic advantage
to the ranchmen of the Upper MUDDY
and Anthracite and will, of course. be
used by tourists and business men OF
Gunnison, Delta and Montrose coun.
| ties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
COUNTY TREAsrUER's NOTICE

PERSONS HAVING An INTEREST
or TITLE OF RECORD IN OR TO
THE LAND HEREINAFTER DE-
notice Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
tn" -9th day of November 4 H. 1919.
tn" following described property. stu
ate in III. County Of Gunnison and
State % Colorado. tn-wits an uudivid-
I'D on"-half interest Of the Denver
No ! TO tod" mining claims inclusive.
Survey number si57. situated In
Quartz Creek Mining District. Was sold
Tor the delinquent taxes for the year
". That said premises were taxed FOR
rhld year 1915 in the name OF John l.
Aiktrc.
That the said Guuuison County by
It's County Treasurer. pursuant 10 n
resolution Of th- Board OF County
Commissioners; dated June sth: is2i.
dld on the 9Th day OF luly 1894 duly
HsriEu the certificates OF purchase
which were issued by the County
Treasurer, To- said Gunnison County
for above sales, to H. y. Morse, who
hath made request upon the Treasurer
/ Of said County for notification. as pro
yldcd by the Law of 1905. In order that
he may becum" entitled to a tax deed
on said certificates for said year
Thnt the time of redemption of
said real estate from such tax sale will
expire on the 18th day OF November
\. ID. 1894 and tax deed with issue
! therefore on the nth day Of November,
Dated this 26th day Of July A d
1894 -
tSEALD NJ Il, HERRiCK.
Treasurer Of said Gunnison County,
First publication. August l. 1924
Last publication. August Is. 1894
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
FROM GUNNISON
,nt>T, TuE,>tuI:u.s NOTICE

To- a IS Wugh, Lyman Il urown.
md - 30 Ma hrw. A%D TO AL.
1N TlH .' rF IiIDTp IN DE TO
TlIG LN>u HLNEl&AFTEE DE
&uIi'.. IS IIEIlI.'fY GIVEN 'uht on
rrr 10ll day ~ S.vruber \. u 1905.
rhr r.f .u- dos. Q bed property -Htu-
.ur. |f ... t'.sI.fr - GHuuHz.U nrh
STATE ''.I.fsla t.-~N1 an rudIFId-
rd .r. . Em'n Inf"r,aI ~ 1A" Denver
So. r.7 ..l. Tulu1uE rlUInT In,Iu-lsr.
quartz rt.rh Mining plslrIri wna sid
frr the Delinquent lhE"s fHr the ttfr
1907 aud pur, Ha.d hr ''uUuis"n taur-
-. That Hp.t Irt UfHrH "FIr iah'H Tor
aid sraf IHU1 lr 'hr name ~ IrruvrT
Mines E.s I Co =.
re County TrraruL~G. pfrrgan, L" &"
i..snIuI.r .r Tho I.ari ~ county
CDmu|s-I.urGr dated Jun" 9th. 1871
''i ru th. -ith day u July l9-i duly
stsa|Eu The u-rf. frIfrs - purrhaH'
which wsr" 4sru~d hy the County
rrr al".Fr -air-. T." E Aurr'. who
hath made request upon the Tr"HHurcr
.f aaIH t'.HutF for notification. a. pro-
NEdrd b, fE. Law u 1906 10 order that
=. may br.rfu. entitled lu "a tax deed
ON said r~rlincatra Tor said year
laid real .afnts from such tax sal" viii
..NpIrr an the 18TH day % Sny"m b" z.
- 1874 and tax decd viii lssu"
Therefore nu ia" l5th day %! S"v"m hrr.
N l. lg-F. unless r"d"smrd thcr't"foT".
Dated this -rth day u July \ d.
CSEAIl NJ - HERHICK.
TREASURE % said Cunnls"n County.
FIRST publication. August |. 1871
Last publication. August IL. ls2'
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
GRAND JUNCTION BALL TEAM
LIKELY TO QUIT PLAYING

The Grand Junction Sentinel of
Monday says:
People of Grand Junction do not
give whoop for baseball. and lack of
support will probably cause the aban-
donment Of all further games of the
season, Manager Jones announced this
morning after the gate receipts for
the game between Fruita yesterday
enriched the club by about $40. Yes
terday was ladies' day but few took
advantage of the offer. The game
was a splendid one, only eight tallies
being counted. Grand Junction win
ming to 3.
The club has been losing financially
all season, and now stands nearly
$500 in the hole. Players are playing
without compensation. The manage
ment has been hoping for better at
tendance right along, but ii has not
showed up. If the club disbands, this
will be the only baseballess city on the
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
FOR VAIL 4 \

Nor,r0se Pres
TIE only opportunity the towns %
GorIrOse. Delta and Gunnison have OF
ever getting on 4 national highway
seer % have come about thru the
will .nguezs Of the Fixes Peak Ocean
70 Ocean Highway Association 20 pro-
vide tsu routes west Of Colorado
Spr.ngs for the travellers on this great
ros--co4ntEy highway.
ThIs comes about from the fact
tha; the State Highway Department
Of Colorado is making the Rainbow
Rout- The best cross-stats highway IN
the tate. as i Is the most direct,
tap che three principal cities anc
trayJr-es the central portion OF the
stat 1f Colorado.
Tire. principal highways enter Col
orsh9 from the east, namely, the Lin
coln highway. which branches of
from the UsaIu route in Nebraska and
run HoUr 10 Denver ard thence vest
thrI -r- northern parI Of the state:
Pike Ieak Ocean-t0-Ocean highway.
Win. enters the center OF the state
frou Kansas, and reaches Colorado
Sprrr.. thence on west over Ute and
Ten. -ec passes: third is the Nation
al Old Trails noute-Sania Fe trail
whic. runs thru the southern part Of
the .-l.a and touches Pueblo.
Thl- the !. T. o. o. highway. known
pop larry a. the Appian way, Is the
only rat.unal route with which we of
this part % WeEten Colorado can be
link Originally this highway did
not r.- thru a vory attractive part Of
the tate after leaving Colorado
G.. f.- "a .4nr. - tkn Jfa4ar-.. 49,
the a.-ariH;.0n has, thru the efforts
Of { + Smith OF Grand Junction, one
OF tle -,utc's best good roads boosters.
beer roDslieT.ng another route that
wou offer additional attractions 20
the tourists
Il @a- sccn that Florence. Canon
City. Sa..Ia. GuHnis0n, Montrose and
Dcl,- s.re not connected with any
natio-.I highway and these cities are
on tte best state highway with attrac-
ton ~ Iucomparable beauty. 4 trip
over taI. route convinced Mr.. Judson.
the general manager Of the p. r. o. O.
assor.a'inu, Of the desirability of pro-
vidirr an alternate route for those
who aIsh TO see really the cream Of
Colorado grandeur. .,
For those two reasonz-charactsr Of
the highway construction and its seen
ie bcauty-thC association has decided
to offer the towns above mentioned the
opportunity OF becoming linked with
the greatest and most direct national
highway.
Thls part Of Western Colorado car
not pas, up the privilege-it Is our
only chance to get on national high
way and have diverted to us full
share Of the tourists who are each
year increasingly travelling the main
public highways. Ii is well known
fact that We have not gotten our
share Of the tourist travel, and now
we are put in direct line with the op-
portunIty TO get il.
We will not throw away this oppor
tunity and the large increase in bust
mes that will come naturally to the
town affected with the diverting of a
vast amount Of travel over the Rain
bow Route.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08

Dick Ar.r.a-. frHr -lr.HA.. ls
still Ea-... a ,.rr rarrnr.'r psuD."
THAI ff,. ..t Ea-r rr.r .a-. .E.
tema' .--... .r ... I.. Grarar station
a. s.r .'r... Au'.- 4rr
gettiry ..r... r.... 'r... ..us .- 3. .r.
va. ..... -... .| . raEr. - ~-.r
bc,r. %. Ilr. .. '.r Ia." .art .'
steal .. .. - ..er.r. H-n' -r '
the trarE I..ra s... .u."..r. ..-..
lear rt.-.. ..I ..'r '..'' a. '..'.
whrr-
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08

Mr. and MIR. ". v. Arlington of
kar-a, cry are visiting this week
with Mrs. A,hiugton's mother, Mr..
Lena Doyle, and brother. Tom Doyle
and wife Mrs. Arlington vas formerly
Nj, Kate Doyle Of this city. Mr. and
Mir Arlington are going on 20 the
coast 10 make their home
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
No Meed Tor Further Call.

Little Katherine was visiting her
aunt IN III, country and On" morning
while she and her cousin we're dress
Ing. chunticlrcr crow ed long and loud
near the house. Katherine rushed
TO the window and shouted. Never
mind us. Mr.. Rooster We're up"
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
Another Letter From
SAINT Robinson

Segs-Champ.gn this week received
another o. those Interesting lettsrs
which we get oocas s-Onzlly from S,
c. Robinson. 50 well Eu1Au 70 Ggunl-
son county folks Mr.. Robinson now
speuds Ils time ~ the Soldiers Home
u SaE--lle. California TEe letter fol-
lows.
SOLDIER Home, SaTtelle. Cal
July 81, 1874.
Dear Nr Lake
p. r. Bennett and John H Rocke-
fe!l-r arrlvet here today. Both are
feeling fine but seem glad 70 have
reached here wl,hDu: suffering any
lrc0rg,aleacs on account Of their Jrip.
a niece Of John Potter, and also n
daughter called here the other day.
The former So employed IN the kesg
Aurex Do the culinary department.
She said she aatr8 20 see a copy Of
the GluE--oE &es,--ChlmPion, and
vas very much pleased % get copy
which ! promised her.
Il attach q clipping from the Den
yer Mirror. ] knew Haley 81 Hhozds
50 year. ago, and he publishes all the
urs uf l.sal War veterans, being one
himself
The brother Of Joha Potter is in
the hospital and De- not only 4 paralytie
but has BecDm aimus; entirely deaf,
but biz rgs-I .hl b. still good Il Was
there ! met MIS- Iut-cr. ~ she vas
visiting her uncle. ! take the Gunui-
ION parrr 60 him frequently, as Z
just aero. the street from the bar
rack.
John Rockefeller is here in my
ward and sruE.ng has pipe rs | write
~k.rd regard in all old friends.
Sincerely yours.
SANFORD c. ROBINSON" :"
The clipping enclosed in Mr.. Robin
SONS lst'sr follows
The Lost - Found
After -nurr @5 years Of silence a.
to h.. Whereabouts. vs have At last
found ou, ai.rr our old friend. San
ford G. Robinson. formerly Of Colo
r.au ~nErg. hsl- been alternating.
lie D. au old uea paper man and at
one time editor Of the Elk Mountain
Pilot. az tret,d Butte. He H. now
one o' the popular guest "a; the Ma
tluHa. S.-rr. Home lu California,
NEAR l,ar Angeles, and writes u that
ne .aH the Rocky Mountain Mirror
aad liked Et 20 vel. lrat he -cnt Us the
money To nay for year, and said it
reminded him OF days long ago. There
are several brother Of MS out there.
and a nephew. Eugene, Is a resident
Of Fort Collins, Colorado. president Of
the Lions Club Of that city. Comrade
Robinson served In Co. |. 9Th Illinois
cavalry during the rebellion, and serv-
ed until the war ended. We hope he
will no, wait another 35 years before
we hear from him again. but will send
Us Il letter every month and give US
a lis. OF the Colorado comrades who
are guests Of that fine Home"
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08

Mrs Angus Mcdonald of Pueblo of
in Gunnison visiting her husband for
few days. He is overseer of the new
Continental Dol company plant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
Ni,al DLfferrrc,

Gne dlTercucr lriv"cn the attire Of
men and women T. that mems clothes
are made to- put uu. w"1u"u'S to show
OF.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08

Mrs. Anna G. johnson and daughter
of Greeley, who have been visiting in
Gunnison for some time with their son
and brother, DR.. John C. johnson, re-
turned to their home Friday last.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08

Robert Williams Jr., and son. Bert
of Somerset were registered at La
Veta over the week end.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Town Of Gunuls1n was held at the
town hall in said town on August 8
Is2t The following bllls were pres
rnt-d. examined and ordered paid:
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
PoasibIe Reason.

Perhaps the reason history repeats
itself Is because We are 80 slow 10
lcnrn It's lessons
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08

face Of the continent. The city would
sink lower than the one-horse town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. .s.

Annual Financial Statement Of
School District No. 90. County Of Gun
ni<on. State of Colorado. from July lst
1929 To June 3cth. 1924
Received
Amount on hand July LIST. 1923
neld by County Treasurer:
Received from general fund
by npportionment -s isl 50
From Special Tax for school
From all other sources -- lO35s
Total
Paid
For teachers salaries --3 si5 90
For fuel. rent. insurance and
all current expenses -------- 353.s4
For temporary loans ------- sO.ss
For rebate taxes and fees - l545
Balance in hands OF District
treasurer ----------------- s-t5
Total l----s1..s,.17
H +. BRASWELI.,
Secretary of District No. -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08

VI Edwyl Rcddlug ven; To Mont
rose Saturday morning and returned
Uy auto with her parrnts. Mr. and
Mr-. " O Reddng. of that city.
Incy wlI, spend the next week lU
Wuuulta, Mr-. Kcdiing remaining fnr
SOM weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-08-08
POWER HOUSE At MORNING
STAR BEING REPLACED

.T.. @nr aflra de-, ruyet tho el,cir-
r.l..sr plan, o. the Morning Star milne
a, WH- -.a.rs last Fraiag morning, not
.r. .n -s-,r4I th9usard dollar
...... .E aararr tr the plant, but Ha.
er|..... ...rs .n both IN" Denver CITY
l,r Wu-srg star operations until 'hc
ru.rrrc. can be- oserhau.od and put
.r -hape again.
Dc wa an auxiliary power f"ua'.
-.-..l.v 4.rr from the Sli.5a Power
lu.. a Monarch The current D..
ag..r ... 1G, much ~ r-s rarHrc-
.r m. plant ~.' b" replaced Il
,... ,-. ..a,-' art mu.. up--a-"7'r
.f r..Hrr-s. m.rs been installed
....r J4--ar. .rt
Nr Eearar STATE. that the ac.at
.. N ,., .r.-. d. Hr OIL. lining Up thing.
r. s.."..... aurs lgH.r ai once.
'rr'.,I Che. mrr grrv u0' 'ald nF Ht
All. excerpt thai ~ ,hr tunnel ard
la~. ~ul. could ro' continue 81. .h"
ufr U,s
,.-.a.rutr~ rrr,-aI .a. been ca
ru4r..r,t Gu aaEt.ngn uf both prop"r-
t,-- dlrug ,ar last ta.n weeks. and
Mr E.agan believe hr b. "n tho
very, ~ oprnng tHo very rich ml0'-