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Fh:x : terials, —they have immense are here—atire for every ne : United States Tires ;_- are Good Tires We know United States Tires are Good tires. That's why we sell them ! STULL & LINDSLEY, GUNNISON MOTOR CO., GUNNISON, COLO. W. H. WHALEN, CRESTED BUTTE, COLO. i LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST =- J. V. Valdez was a business visitor from Parlin Tuesday. — OO Grandpa Kreutzer returned Satur day from California, and says never again in that hot land for him. e Qi Mrs. Maurice Hogan has returned from Durango, where she stayed some time with, her neice, Mrs. Nellie Frahm. it {Peinpizmemnie Mr. C. E. McElvain has sent his two mungvr boys to visit their brother at wie, the youngsters going down Wednesday. g ——— 00— ‘ Miss Lillian Doig will teach in Crested Butte this coming school term, and went up to that place Sunday to get settled. | e e ——————————————————————— | ‘I AL s T SR - | 1 Proof that Some Women ' roo a o , o ® do Avoid Operations g : (e : § 3 A ; Mrs. Etta Dorion, of Ogdensburg, Wis., says: AN | “1 suffered from female troubles which caused lpiercing hains * R | i like a knife through my back and side. I finally lost al& my (5 N i strength so I had to go to bed. The doctor :ulvism{an operation N g | but I wounld not listen to it. I thought of what I had read about N ! !1 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and tried it. The first 2 91! | bottle brought great relief and six bottles have entirely cured me. ‘, 9‘ 1 4 All women who have female trouble of any kind ‘should try ‘ I “ | i \ Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.” l i ‘t‘ i ! ‘ How Mrs. Boyd Avoided an Operation. ~ i) ii " | Canton, Ohio.—*l suffered from a female trouble which N '\\ Qe ,' ‘ caused me much suffering, and two doctors decided that \ ' L ‘lf} : 1 m.uldl have to go through an operation before I could \\\ f, .iml' get well 3 ) WA My mother, who had been helped by Lydia E. Pink- Ly af o 4 ]l‘ ! ham's Vegetable Compound, advised me to try it be- i 7 ' R fore submitting to an operation. It relieved mefrom /| \\ 4 ar J i my troubles so [ can do my house work without any -. > ’ | 21 7 difficulty. I advise any woman who is afflicted with \ > g i i : female troubles to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- B \' vy | ; table Compound a trial and it will do as much =y :. / » ; for them.”— Mrs. MARiE Boyp, 1421 6th St., [27 [ / SIS 2 | N. E., Canton, Ohio. / ‘,:l'.' | | / /3 A : Y} 1. —— 00— | A. H. Stone, of Oneida, N. Y., an -old friend of Grant Ruland, is visiting r the family for a time. He was here sSOOmMe nine years ago. e. 1| Mrs. Carl Kruger, formerly Miss > Annette Vidal, 1= here from Denver o with her little girl, visiting her sister, [Mrs. C. D. Jones. The ladies left | Wednesday for an auto trip to the » Paonia fruit district. | t R 1| Sim LaPlante was a pleasant caller at this office last Fnday. Mr. La ! Plante is back from Salida, where he ) has been residing the past year, and ,lintends spending the winter in this y city. He is selling stock for the Ba iker Steam Car Company. GUNNISON NEWS-CHAMPION, G UNNISON, COLO., SEPT. 5, 1919 John R. Sapp came in from Denver Monday momning, on a business trip. \ e OO ! After spending the summer in (;un-l nison, Miss Edith Welch left Friday { last to again teach school at Forsythe,! Montana. | | e B Mrs. Elizabeth Trevarthen and m-[‘ -~ tle grand-daughter, Alta Hurley weut‘ - to Denver Monday evening, to visit with her son, George Trevarthen.!, They expect to be gone a number of - weeks, 1 - - 00— ——— ) ' Friends are glad to see Mrs. Harry |« - Gavette on the street again. She isiy. able to get out for a little while evee? « {day, but is still suffering from the ef {fects of her recent auto accident. ﬁ" : - 00— .~ Mrs. Mary Kurtz departed this weel % -for Salida, to spend a week visitin, f | with friends, before going on to heri) - home in Salt Lake City, where she i now located, and where her son, John,}, is engaged in railroading. g PY 3P AR LS T T sNI NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNIT- | ED STATES PATENT. i Minera! Survey No. 19983, BADGER ODE P Sertal No 01:1«3 a United States Land Office Montrose, f{, Colorado, May 15th. 1%1% Notice is hereby given that in pur qusnce of the Act of Congress approved o Ma 10th, 1572, The Headlight Gold * Mining and Milling Company. State of ¢ ado and described by the Y 2! plat herewith posted and by the field motes Sied in the office of thels exgister f the Montrose Colorade Land District. as follows, to-wit 8 Beginning at Cor. No. 1 & Identical with Cor. No. 6, Sur. No. ( 16336 Poorman lode, The Headlight ¢ Gold Mining and Milling Company, claimant on line 1-2 Sur. No. 16336 Gray U Horse lode X A cross (X) at corner point on a pine post 4 ins »q. In mound f stone show- S ing 2 ft. above the g und scribed li-1 X 19583 and € x 16136, whence The N. W. Cor. Sec. 9, T. 4T N, R. 2}] W. of the N. M. P. M bears 8 71 de grees 32 minutes W. 3% ft Thence 8 25 degrees 60 minutes W 140.23 feet intersect the North bound ary of Sec. 3, T. 4T N.. R 2 W, of the NM .M at S, 8% degrees 8 minutes | K 1.6 fr from the N W, Cor. of said '} section ] 299 94 feel Interseect ne 1-2 Sur. N @ 16336 | lAr i at N 64 degrees 1 minutes W 37.21 v from Cor. Ne¢ ! 1 T 600. feet To Cor. No. 2 ! A »» (X t ne point on &)l -e poat 7 ins 1. long set 211 ft. In the & ' nd { stone } scribed -2 x 159 a hen 3 N bearings available ! Thence 8. 64 degrees | minutes E, 1500 feet to Cor. No. 3 1 A cross (X) at corner point on a l spruce post 6 x 8 ins 5 [t ng, set 2 ¢ ft. in the ground in mound ¢ tone | scribed B-3 x 19953 4 No bearings avallable ! Thence N. 25 degrees 50 minutes E. ¢ 4%0 feetl Center of County Road, course ¢ Northwesterly and Southeasterly : 606 feet to Cor. N ‘ ! A cross (X) at corner point on all spruce post § ins. sq. 4.5 ft. loag set 2 ft. in the ground in mound of stone|’ scribed lli-4 x 19953 whence ‘ Nao bearings avallable ! Thence N. 64 degrees 10 minutes W. ! 528 feet Center of County Muud( rfourse | Northwesterly and Southeasteriy { 715.2 ft. Cor. No. 2 Sur. No. “This is equivalent to an investment of $lB,OOO at 5 per cent,” the state- | ment said. “Can a boy increase his! salary as fast in any other way? “From this time on the salary of! the educated boy will rise still ‘more| rapidly, while the earninﬁs of the boy/| ‘who left school at 14 will increase but | little.” - While wages have increased with war, the cropomom shown in a table of weekly «arnings still hold true, the statement said. The boy who left school at 14 al the time the l::eshgatlon was made reccived an erage of $4.00 per week, his wages increasing each year to $7.00 a week | ;tlsyegnollfe. The boy who re mained in school until he was 18, be gan work at $lO a week. At 20 the salaries were,s9.so for the bo‘y" who | left school early and $15.00 for his bet- | g tmneq competitior. At 25 they: kere earning $12.75 and $31.00 re-| vely, and total wages u;zto that | had been $5,112.50 and § .337.50.! 0 that the boy who remained in school | had earned nearly 50 per cent more | in eight years than the other had in iy | ’g'ﬁnldm should stay in school as long as possible, because education t:’ ns better jobs,” the c:ﬂdru:s reau urges. “Boys and girls who g 0 to work at the end of the pmmar i‘r‘j’p utelygetfoodjoh& e work they_find to do is usually unskilled; t_offers little training or chance for they find that they are still untrained Ev the skilled work that offers a fu-- ture > 1 lesve school find work that offers a righ »lﬂ:%&tt&n - & 3 | regmires no training. o _#A Position with a future and stead i R s o T ‘1 % | ’:"5:&4- o ] Ae b A e R 1 ITEMS OF INTEREST } FROM PITKIN MINER Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Steele, accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Corum and Mrs. W. J. Brown, motored up from Gunnison Wednesday morning. { A car of concentrates was shipped | from the Bon Ton Monday. This is| the fifth car shipped so far since the mill began operations several . . ks ago. E.K. White, who has been teaming at the Bon Ton mine for some months, left yesterday for Monarch pass, where he has a contract on the new government road building there. Tuesday morning a teriffic flash of lightning frightened two four-horse teams that were standing on the dump at the Bon Ton mine, causing them to jump over the high offing, piling the eight horses z:r in bad shape. They were extricated however, without any material damage to the animals. —_———e — - Silver World:— President Wilsonhas signed the bm‘ just passed by con gress, which relieves miners from the assessment work required in 1919, L Owners of mining claims will not lose their claims as the result of their fail ure to do the work required by faw. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNIT ED STATES PATENT. o e \ BALTIMORE AND CAMP BIRD LODES Mineral Survey No. 19351 I Serial No. 0131361 United States Land Office Montrose, ¢ Colorado, May 15th. 1919 Notice is hereby given that in pur suance of the Act of Congress approved May 10th, 1872 The Headlight Gold Mining and Milling Company, & corpor ation created, organized and existing under the laws of the State of Colos rado, whose Postoffice address Is Gun nison, Gunnison County, Colorado, has |} made application for a patent for Fif teen Hundred (1500) lincar feet on the ] Dalthy e and Camp Bird lodes, res pectively bearing copper, together ¢ with Three Hundred (300) feet on the Northerly side and Three Hundred (308) feet on the Southerly side of the middle of sald veins on sald Baltimore P lode at the surface so far as can be |, determined from present developments f and all veins, lodes, ledges or deposits, and surface ground within the lines of ' ; said claim. €6B feet running North 87 degrees G 8 minutes West from center ! of discovery shaft and 832 feet ;unuing | South 87 degrees 58 minutes East from center of discovery shaft upon seid | Baltimore lode. Also x.,m-tfuy with ! Three Hundred (300) feet on the Northerly side and Three Hundred (300) 1».4 on the Southerly side «f the ' middi¥ of sald vein at the surface of fthe Camp Bird lode so far as can be 1 determined from present developments ! und all veins, lodes, ledges or deposits, and surface ground within the lines of said claim 600 feet running South &5 degrees 57 minutes East from center of discovery shaft and_ 900 feet run-, Ining Northh 85 degrees 57 minutes West from center of discovery shaft on said lode. All situate in Goose Creek Min ing District, County of Gunnison, State | of Colorade and described by the of ficial plat herewith posted and by the field notes filed in the office of the Register of the Montrose, Colorado | Land DListrict, as follows, to-wit: i Camp Ilird lode, Survey No. 19951, ’ Deginning at Cor. No. 1. : A cross (X) at corner point on a! spruce post 4 ins. »q. 45 ft long set 2 ft. in the ground in mound of nwno, scribed C B-1 x 19981, whence { The 8 E. Cor. SBec. 5, T. Cor. No. 3, Sur. No, 16336 Headlight {lode bears N. 17 degrees 47 minutes E. | 1385 fo - | ! Thence N. 4 degrees 03 minutes E. | 3981 feet Interkect lne 3-4 Sur. No. 116236 Portland lode at 8. 70 degrees 39 'minutes E. 1594 ft. from Cor. No. 3. | 600 feet to Cor. No. 2 { A cross (X) at corner point on a. |spruce post 5 Ins. Bq. 4.5 ft. long set 2 {ft. in the ground In mound of stone scribed C -2 x 19981, whence . No bearings available. 3 Thence N. 55 degrees 57 minutes W, 12%0. 30 feet intersect line 1-2 Balti tmore lode of this survey. ! i 1500, feet to Cor. No. 3. i A cross (X) at corner rolnl on a| | spruce gun 4 ins. sq., 45 ft long set 2| |ft in the ground in mound of stone scribed C E-3 x 19981, whence | . No bearings available. { | Thence 8. 4 degrees 03 minutes V.. | 20692 feet intersect line 4-1, Balti-/ | more lode of this lurve{. | 600. feet to Cor. No. 4. | A eross (X) at corner ?ulnl on a, i-pruce post 4§ x 5 ins. 4.5 Tt Inn‘g set 2| ' ft. in the ground in mound of stone scribed C P-4 x 19981, whence | No bearings available. t | Thence 8. 85 degrees 57 minutes E. | 476,09 feet intersect line 2-2 Sur. | | No. 16336 Portland lode at S 15 degrees W, 44.93 ft. from Cor. No. 3. i 1 1500 feet To Cor. No. 1, the :lnce of | . beginning and containing 20.660 acres| 1 (ipclusive of survey No. 16336 Portland | lode of 019 of an acre and Baltimore [lr»de of this survey of .9%5 of an uu)l “variation at all corners 14 degrees 45/ {minutes East and forming a portion of | | the South half of Section 5, Township fﬂ' North, Range 2 West of the New! | Mexico l‘rlnclg‘l Meridian, an amended ?loc-uon certificate of sald lode mining iclaim being recorded in the Recorder's ‘;oﬂlce of Gunnizon County, Colorado in | Book 196 at Page 75. | Baltimore lode Survey No. 198981 Beginning at Cor. No. 1. A cross (X) at corner R-oint on a | spruce 8:0“ 4 Ins. sq. 45 lont set 2 {ft. in the ground in mound of stone Iscribed B-1 x 19951, whence | The S E.Cor. Sec. 5, T 4TN,. R 2 W. tof the N. M. P. M. bears S. 66 degrees 141 minutes E. 3192 26 ft Cor. No. 3, C:un;\ Ilird Jode of this {survey bears N. 43 degrees 21 minutes W, 29442 ft. | Thence N. 2 degrees 02 minutes E. |gy 189-41 feet intersect line 2-3 Camp | Bird lode of this survey. 1 600. feet to Cor. No. 2. ,l A cross (X) at corner ’olnt on a spruce :olt 4 ins. sq. 4.5 ft. lon' set 2 'ft in t a:tround in mound of stone | scribed B-2 x 19881, whence . _Cor. No. 2 swr. No. 9183 Superior ldde, iclaimant unknown bears N. 75 degrees 112 minutes W, 740 ft. .| Thence N, 87 degrees 58 minutes W. | 1500 feet to Cor. No. 3. l" A cross (X) at corner &olnt on a | #pruce 'l:o:t 4 Ins. Bq. 4.5 long set 2 :il’L in the ’rou.ul in mound of stone ; scribed B-3 x 19981, whence No bearings available. Thence 8. 2 degrees 02 minutes W. ] 600. feet To Cor. No. 4. | A cross (X) at corner golnt on: a schist rock 8§ x 10 ins, 24 Ins. long set {l2 ins. in the ground in mound of stone ) [thiseled B-4 x 19981, whence | Fhopet LT oo s minutes B ; ence egrees minu | 1283114 feet Internect line 3-4, Camp y Blﬁoswn of this survey. ' 15 ~tcct'rocnr.ﬁn.l.m.a-uat : b‘lima’nt_ m$ containing 20. unu " | variat at all corners 14 degrees | lulnmg-rb-n and forming. of | the: Bouth half of Sectlo ; {7 North, Range 2 Wes® of the New + | Mexico IE Merid| ﬂ. de 7 { location of Tode | , | claim belmuoC;h~ 5 $5 e Coons. oolgrads in 3 196 at Page 78. . - ¢ o< oo (| Adjoining and . 7 b Bl st Lioae, . re lode o i : \ g -| by _the ‘plat-of mn&‘; 0 e | May 24 1919 Al k 3 ot st F - THE ._a«l__-, IGHT ¢ .'?. [INING -~ AND MILLING COMPANY, 100 Ee B AR, 20 .l VITN] ES: »‘;‘:' ee ~ TN g 2 S e e e ¥ 2 5 el B (RO WR, e R 3A5 Rod b P~ ey , first publication July 4, 1919. = “last publieation Sept §.'3918. TTR TS e S *u&ﬂ S A A R T o PRESSING, CLEANING, $ DYEING, e. CLOTHING IS GOING UP! $ Make your old suit last ’ twice as long by having it : carefully cleaned, pressed : and mended. T g We do a first-elass job in 4 that line. Special attention given to ladies’ garments. Prompt Delivery Satisfaction Guaranteed Mail Orders Solicited The French Electric Cleaning Shop EDWARD MILLER, Proprieter PHONE-—IBBJ. e —————————————— USEFUL INFORMATION Rie Grande Time Table West-bound passenger train arrives in GGunnison at..11:11 a. m. East-bound passenger train arrives in Gunnison at.... 4:15 p. m. Crested lutte train arrives in Gunnison 8t ............ 4-00 p. M. Crested Butte train leaves Gunnison at .............11:15 a m. (Discontinued on Sunday) U. B§, Mall Morning mall, going west closes at . 10:40 a m. Evening mail, going east o closes at ....... . 3-45 p.m. Crested Butte mail closes 10:40 & m. County Officials Clerk and Recorder, C. C. McWilliams Treasurer, E G. Palmer Sheriff, Pat Hanlon Assessor, A, M. Thomas Surveyor, J. H. Robinson County Judge, Clifford H. Stone Supt. Schools, Verna Waterman County Coroner, Dr. J. D. Walker County Physician, Dr. F. P. Hanson County Attorney, D. T. Sapp ; Deputy District Attorney, Sprige Shackleford County Commissioner, Ist Distriet, George L. Miller, Gunnison County Commissioner, 2nd Distriet | C. L. McDonald, Doylevill County Commissioner Irl lustrtley, W. H. Whalen, Crested Duits Gumnnison Town Officials Mayor, F. C. Martin Clerk, K. J. Hards Treasurer, W. W McKee Marshal, 0. C. Wells Police Magistrate, C. E. Florer | Health Officer, Dr. F. D. Sanford Town Attorney, E. M. Noucse, { Trustees, C. L. Stone, C. G. An])l‘mn‘ | Geo. Sullivan, Jos. McDermott, Ear | Derryhill, F. W. Zugelder. | The Bosrd meets the first Tueslay of | " each month { NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNIT ' ED STATES PATENT. | e | Mineral Survey No. 19982, BOSTON LODE g Serial No. 013362 ! United States Land Office Montrose, Colorado, May 15th, 1919, Notice is hereby given thatl in pur suance of the Act of Congress approved May 10th, 1872, The Headlight Gold Mining and Milling Couelgnm'. a corpor ation created, organiz and existing .under the laws of the State of Colo rado, whose Postoffice address is Gun nison, Gunnison County, Colorado, has made application for a patent for Fif teen Hundred (1500) linear feet on the Boston lode bearing copper, together (with Three Hundred (300) feet on the Northerly side and Three Hundred (300) feet on the southerly side of the imiddle of said vein at the surface so (far as can be determined from prosent developments, and all veins,d Jodes, ledﬂ»n or deposits, and surface ground !within the lines of said claim, 687 feet runnin? North 77 degrees 185 minutes - West from center of discovery shaft and 513 feet running South 77 degrees 18 minutes East from center of dis (covery shaft situate In Goose Creek | Mining District, County of Gunnison, State of Colorado, and described by the iuﬂicinl plat herewith posted and by the | fleld notes flled In the office of the reg ister of the Montrose, Colorado Land | District. as follows, to-witi— ! Beginning at corner No, 1. ! A cross (X) at corner point on a |spruce post 5 ins. sq. 4.5 (L long set 2 {ft. in the ground in mound of stone iscribed B-1 x 19982, whence | _The N. W. Cor. Sec. 9, T. 4T N.. R. 2 ‘\V. of the N. M. P. M, bears N. 87 de~ I grees 31 minutes W. 1745 ft 0 i Cor. No. 3, Sur. No. 16236 Gray Horse i Lode, The Headlight Gold Mining and | Milling Company claimant bears N. 75 Ode*reﬂo 14 minutes W, 603.2 fr hénce N. 12 degrees 42 minutes E, 71.21 ft. intersect the North bound ary Sec. 9, T. 47T N, R. 2 W. of the N. M. P. M. at N. 88 degrees 48 minutes W. 8§72.74 fL from the N. Y Cor. of said section. i 600 ft. to Cor. No. 2. { A cross (X) at corner point on a spruce tp:-t 4 inmd l‘q 4.5 n‘.’ lurng set 2 ft. in ¢ ground in mound of stone scribed B-2 x 19982, whence. : ¥g bménﬁ'T :\'.lhble. ence S. egrees 18 minutes E. r 1500 ft. to Cor. go. 3. B x A crdoss (X) at corner point on a ;:n’sce‘gnn [3 Inﬁ -lq. 4.5 fl;’lunf set 2 n the ground in moun of ston . ncg:edhu-sz‘x 81”82’.‘ whence g ” r. No. ur. No. 9154 Champiom lode, claimant unknown bears N? 41 . de"'rlee- W. 570 fe. ! ence S. 12 degrees 42 minutes W. n 196.25 feet intersect the North bound ary Sec. 9, T. 47 N, R. 2 W. of the N. M. P. M. at 8. 89 degrees 48 minutes E. 11663.67 ft. from the N. ¥ Cor. of said section. 600 ft. t¢ corner No. 4. A cross (X) at corner P""‘" on a E :zn:ee&on f'o"“é -lq 4.5 ta long set 2 n the und in mound of sto | acribed B-f—l”l& whence #oa ‘!:g bur}:w;’l‘vulnble. ﬁnce % egrees 18 minutes W. 1500 ft. To Cor. No. 1, the place of beginning and containing 20.620 acres L{ variation at all corners 14 degrees 45 . jmrinutes East and forming a portion 3 e South half of Section 4 and orth half of *Section 9 Township 47 North, 2 West of the N, M. 1? I? . nﬂ location _certificate o |sa l_t&n‘ln’cl‘lubolngw in ‘&tty!! rder’s office of Gunnison {County, Colorado in Book 196 at Page | 74 Aﬁ‘olnin‘ or conflicting claim as ; thm ‘ the ht‘cﬁ -ur\{'ey -none. o tfn‘ s notice on clal | May u!,z 5915, & 78 s HT GOLD MINING i AND G_COMPANY, H Trae A .Dl_l:!l-..N?ru. G : g . Agent and Attorney. } L. E. Neale.. P n&).xe.»m. Registe: E Flrd"’ﬂﬂlatlﬁ.#y 4, 1919, N ' Last publication Sept 5. 1919. m_ 1| X ’ W : B , A e ie T : ;v m 4-v | 3 ! i B Yot A el ';(,\ Ve ¢ Aot ho B i D R e G N Wit - S L 0 R R e TR e1 T v. 