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Show Sn jrr HvtMter 19, ISJi. at GunnUdn. Cuh. m VOL. X WANT STREET nwond-cU- nmtfr. under Aei of m (JUNXISON, UTAH, LIGHTS. Comcercial Club Discuss Street Town System.--As- k Lighting: Board to Investigate. TheMusinia Commercial Club is cow fully organized, the purpose of which will be to promote the general welfare of the community. At a club me?ting held last Friday night and at last nights meeting a number of improvements for the town was dis- - last!. The first improvement to be tiken up is the installing of a street 0 Jeus Beck and Nelce F. Kearns, Centerfield Austin Kearns and George M. Bartholomew. Ephraim George ,E. Bench and David Shaod. Madsen and Fayette Ernest Erastus Westenskow, Gunnison Lars P. Jensen and Frederick E. Willardsen. Munti Niels 0. Anderson and George Christenson. May fiel- J- James P. Hansen and Newton E. Noyes. Sterling--Pete- r Petersen and Erick P. Christensen. Meetings will be held at the respective ward houses on Sunday after- ghting system. The committee on city affairs was instructed to take the matter up with the town authorities. This the committee has doue and the noon, Nov. 15, 1 at 2 oclock. 1903, thetowuborrd is investigating the Trues system of gasoline street light Lewis Anderson, iog, and if it proves satisfactory the lights will be put in. Gunnison is so situated that it will be some time before we get eletrio lights. In view of this the commercial club is working for a gasoline lighting system. Main street with the telephone poles in th center of the street and the grade across San pitch is rather dangerous on dark nights, no the lighting of this street will be of great benefit to the public and a big improvement to the town. The club needs a greater membership. Every business man, sheep-mefarmers, and every live citizen should join the commercial club and work for a bigger and better Gunnison. Eira Shomaker, Joseph Y. Jensen, R R this morning on business. R R A baby girl arrived R at the home . of hall, R R Give us your order for coal that Makes a clean fire. R R Before buying your fall and winter A complaint was sworn to this week hats call and se9 my line of Fall Millinery. Finest stock of Ribbons against a oertain two young girls of and Memorial Goods in the city this city charging them with disgoods at moderate turbing the peace. They appeared Strictly before Justice Swain Thursday evenprices. MRS. DELIA EDWARDS. The date ing and plead not guilty. hotel. Just east of Christenson for the hearing has not yet been set. te R Double Announcement. R R 100 good - envelopes printed with a married be to young When, about your return address for 50c at this woman in Westphalia discovered that a m a her birth had never been registered, Buy the COAL that burns from rd so her birth ad marriage were simultaneously. O, B, Berglund. $5 per ton. td Salt Lake City Wednesday. R R R Street Supervisor Fjadsted has been kept busy this week repairiog bridges that have bean broken by steam threshers. The r n Bargains in HATS r company played to orowded houses the first three uights of this week. The company is above the average seen here. They can be assured a hearty welcome ou Foote-Taylo- r thoir return, te r it Malouf Bros, of Richfield were at Gunnison last week exhibiting the Trues system of gasolins lighting, for which they ars agentr, (One of the lamps was placed on exhibition at the d&uce hall and on main street. SHOES. The lamp gives a splendid light. R R R R BECKS, Centerfield, Utah. up-to-da- A. Kearns left for SO. 2. We have just purchased a great lot of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Trimmed Hats at such a bargain that no lady or child need go without a hat on account of price. We are in receipt of a number of reN.C. Myrup, treasurer of the Gunnison school board, left for Salt Lake plies to enquirers recently sent' out R NOTICE. II. r the repairing TAKE 190S. The town council mot in regular session last Saturday night. Aside from the regular routine of business LOCAL ITEMS. the ooly business of importance was to take up the matter of lighting main J. W. Edwards pays highest price street, which was brought up for alfalfa seed. Ten oars wanted. by a committee from the commercial e k J. W. Cherry of .,Mt. Pleasant wli olub. The board decided to investigate the flighting system and if it a Gunnison visitor last Saturday. prover satisfactory in every way the R R R Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ostler of Nephi lights will probably be installed. R K have been visiting relatives in this city during the past week. Dry Farming Mr and Mrs. L. H. Erickson, ThursCoal! Coal!! Coal!!! day, Nov, 12, 3908. The Cove Creek Coal company will R R R sell the best screened lump coal at the The Relief society of Gunnison are for delivered mime $3.50 per ton, to give a social and dance in the R. $5.25 per ton. Peanut coal $1.60 at S. Hall next Tuesday evening for the mine, or $3.25 delivered. Order by purpose of raising funds to pay for tnai! from S. M. Duggins, Sterling of their LADIES 179. Stake Presidency. n, Utah. 3. FRIDAY, XOVllMHEIt 13, Home Missionaries. Axtell Congrevaot March regarding the retnrns fron dry farming during the past season. In the main, dry farming has been carried on very satisfactorily and the returns justify unlimited faith in the fnture of this industry, From Cache Coun-ion the north to Washington County on tbe south, the yields have been very satisfactory. More and more faith is being developed in the possibilities of arid farming and everywhere confidence is taking the place of uncertainty and doubt. An average of 22 bushels of wheat is reported from San Pete County, 28 bushels from Cache County, 17 bushels from Tooele County, 12 bushels from Sevier County, 25 bushels from Washington County, 25 bushels from Juab County and so on. It is evident that these yields on land worth but a few years ago, but $1 50 per acre are encouraging and we have no doubt that with better methods and choicer varieties these average yields can be made much better. The year in dry farming har been so satisfactory that even the most pessimistic are beginning to realize its wonderous possibiL itiea. Deseret Fanner. y T HESE HATS are tbe latest and I want my customers to receive the benefit of the low price. I also offer you EVERY PAIR OF SHOES in my store at ACTUAL COST, to close out and make room for a new brand. Yours for business, J. W. EDWARDS |
