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ss4Ytonnstcn -seTsapartala ~.nescr sfafls gzns
stood the test for % years; Quar- Bottles"
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
taId> All t.oNe.

A lady of fashion at Denver who
was about to make some calls by
cards, directed her coachman to go
into the house aud get her cards
which she had forgotten. lie came
out and offered some cards TO her,
but she said "Nou keep them and
will direct you where to leave
them" She stopped at many places
and the coachman left card at each
place. She finally remarked; ave
will leave only three more" Imagine
her horror when the coachman re-
piled Il have only the Jack OF
spades left" He had taken her eu-
ehre deck instead of her case of call
ing cards.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
NtNIN1 NEWs tEwu PsIAIN.
PHkiu Minor

A. Caaiman aud y. ;. Wilson are
operating the the Granite Mosptis in
Jones gulch under ease. They are
taking cut some shipping ore.
The s-sessaeBt work Is being done
GA the Capitss Nos. I aud BY G..
A. Dewey. These claims are located
0n Terrible mountain, aud give prom
ise of good results if properly de-
veloped.
The new tunnel on the Treasury
group is now in SO feet. They cal
culate 10 cut their vein that shows in
the discovery shaft, soon. Ore near
the surface on this group runs as
high as 300 TO 500 ounces silver and
els to SO in gold.
Walter Waterman is owner of the
Johnny group, near the Cortland. A
stroHg 2i-inch vein is showing in a
tunnel which has been driven so feet.
Values are principally in silver, and
the walls are sehist. 1t is thought
that the extension of the Cortland
vein runs through this property.
The Gold King Nos. l and in
Mcintyre gulch, Gold Brick district
are owned by N. .. Waterman. A
shaft 10 down 80 feet with so or 90
feet of drifting There is two foo;
vein in the bottom of the shaft, six
inches of which is pay mineral, and
the showing in the drift is the same
size vein with about eight inches OF
pay Gre. Assays run from $50 to $40
per ton in gold, and the ore lies be-
tween walls OF schist. 1t is thought
that the two veins connect further
down where larger bodies of mineral
are expected with more develop.
ment work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

1lsee I'D Tlog nsasi 9s "a. Eru~.s ass
aaa risa lruas - lae sassssa.o.i-
= haa 81 sac srg,sss zre Hs4ssa - ssss
: zauzic tru-i- he IsesYia sll sAeI
szsc charzc, eEa @na GsatFel zss
iss.sis af industry aad sFFrgPrisis
shalr fsrs shsrs u sAe sea .ssi- VI soii
The speaker then dxew ~ rU-ease
ssilsE. = Piesnre VI socialism triassa.-
phant. abe ~crsia4EaAA Gaming al
- aEa.l assspsises. working sai thc
tazso % fsEr bsssss a sss ,ssee-sNry ~
qrotislc herc~ u aal far eassissf .ad
hsFPine--. vs. tinz The P@rs- - b
ai- = ~ -na chiiarea % esliss iag shs
aeiizhfial ihings es art and -cienoe.
rasse wolla be- ~ ss8se aallisn.ire-
asa ne mero poverty. for m5llienAircs
eoaia soi eNi-s where wealth Wa
eaasgsbly ai-tribssed and the bcttsr
uafsre Ut man. freed fresa the hate
isl bondage of competition, ~eaid
e 4 pand aud biO--oia into boAuty
tesasmic eqsality would be real ized
sy "a ~ political equality was by
our foreisiser.
After a dramatic recitation OF Jsa-
quin VI iller's Ode 10 Columbas A. H.
iastrstiug the motto Of socialists
-'ever O.gaIdr she lectsre closed a,
10 ;45. NJ Dcbs ieft the ncxt morn.
iuz lar Bsena \ sta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
Aamini>irstors Notiee.

Estate of Andre Regnuy. decreased
The undcr-igHed having been appointed Ad-
ninistrator of the Estate Of An'Iro Rrannv
late - The ounts Of t'unnison and state Of
Colorado, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
viii appear before the ,'ouuty Court of CsuBni-
son County. at the toasrt House in t,unni son
at the August Term. Of the last Monday in
August next, nj which time all persons having
claims against said Estatc notified and re-
9uested 10 attend for the purpose Of having tho
same adjusted All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immed late pay
ment Ia the undersigned
Dated this 18th day Of july A u 1ac
7. J. Hi Riley, Administrator.
First Pub July 18th. le2.
Last Pub. Aug 18th 1s2
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
1O0 >treamous

Lovelana (Colo } Reporter Those
Kansas editors are sometimes verv
humorous deople-but when the ed
itor Of the Washington County Pal
ladium accuses the editor of the Desss-
ocrat of taking the fence from around
the grave of his brothers dead
daughter and using the material TO
construct q hog pen the loke seems to
be carried too far.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08

W~u Are ~av k1AW~yss
r,r Hobbs. SpsrNgus Pills III kidney Ills. saye
- free Add sterling Remedy Co Chicaxo q y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Cure is
the only positive cure nov known 10
the medical fraternity. Catsrrh be-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
DESTROYING the foundation of the DIS
ease, and giving the patient strength
BY bailding up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have SO much faith
in its curative powers, that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails TO cure. send for list of
testimonials
Address F. j. CHENEY x Co..
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggist, - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
Nulcan Items.

Times
The Good Hope is making another
twenty ton shipment Of ore.
II. c. Herrick expects his family
out from Gunuison in a few days to
remain probably a month.
The Good Hope company has a
new boiler on the road which, when
in place at the mine, will double
their power.
II. B. Wilson was over from
Pow derhorn a couple of days the first
of the week working on the Good
Hope holster.
Manager J. II. McDougal, of the
Ute Trail was at the mine Friday.
He spent Thursday night in town and
while here made arrangements for
having ear of ore hauled to lola,
also for more cord wood for the mine.
G.. w. Pollitt, a mschinist from
Denver, came in Tuesday and has
overhauled the Good Hope holster
and put it in running order. The
holster has recently been reset, the
cylinders rebored and with this over
hauling, will be practically as good
as new.
G.. Gabrielson. Of Dubois, came in
this morning with a load of North
Fork fruit. Mr.. Gabrielson will
make weekly trips during the Dex'
few weeks and he handles Dothing
| but the best. After the next trip Inc
will have his fruit shipped to Sspi-
nero. Thereby getting his fruit into
this market in fine condition.
Ws~ Are H~~e kbA~~yss
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
Adm mist rxtor's Notice.

Estate Of y. O. Miller dec.ased
The undersigned having been appointed Ad-
mtnistrator OF the estate Of 4. q. Miller
late ct the ounty Of tiunnison. and state of
Colorado decreased, hereby gives notice that
he VIII APPEAR before the County Court Of Gun
nison County. at the Court House IN GunuiSon
af the August term, on the third Monday in sep.
next. a. which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified aud requested
10 attend Tor the purpose Of having the same
adIusted. All persons indebted 20 said Estate
arr reQuasted 70 make Immediate payment to
the undersignei
Dated this lth day Of August A. D. ls2
j. A IEAHN,
Administrator.
first pub. August sth 1902
Last pub sep. 18th. iH2
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
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s.ahiifn aHa Has ~ ian iur a.liliaa-
fiyn 81 prissritIsss - eaisf rl4at. tlse
ssiu tianlii-ssn -t4sie ~ isiississ.
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t.ssss frslH ~ is.srrssn hiser sad sribuia-
riias fief liIstFiat Ne g hauise tniz sra
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yrisriiiss g. tlse 80 - Naief "n the iHsarrssn
Elafr aun ls trlfusa1ffs- l1l stlu tfs.atff- aud
@ts,tf dsiafmigfsa ssd al liss staa fccorsliaz -
isss AID teii11 illsfsss sinie AMI iiifxifi-
en, ipf he esii'ses a-iahii-iins -ugh fissfltiss
T. h. fasen aisn bears 81 siag si'scis ~ zasofssi
i J. iisaTai.,rs er,l.srsl th.,i . l.. Atkinson.
ks,... b. and h. j. hels1by appointed rcisrea -
iaAr -nah epia.ure and 70 d. such other acts
aiaa thing inipn-sn reiarses -ush
made and vfosisiea tg stntata. u B. furtlser
and eiitrr ulssn ffe usschsnze 81 his dai 10 and
eise s.us uotiro hareia a. reanIreu ~ law aud
.hi't as e.iin ~ - ing - g. i-ncf hef"in en
e I''A DAP Of A''''' a D. '''e 81 . % ''''es
Done 10 Chanit-srs - Noutro=o. this ard day a
Jus iso Theron -tcsaus. Judge - she
i'irie, , "nr = ale 'eh d"aicial Di-'r'et.
-t.,te u c,.loss.io. =. q h. seventh Jssi,-
liiunis - Montross. cial Bs-trtci - the
Ia tho matter u the apgoiHtueBf % r,sfuree
ftF She uurpu=e - determining prtorifisss sf
Wator riahi= ia v ater District No. ~ the
timarron River ami IL tribntari,- IA Mont
aun tunnizsn Counties the state
of tolorafio.
Notice ~ hereby given that pursuance of
the at-re and foregoing order - rsirrfnce the
snisr-i -ieurd r.ieree herein viii commeuce the
tsss ing Of eFtdeuce herein ~ the -rhaoi house
va lima Color ado. Monday tlfr Eth day
81 August. is2 ~ the hour ~ c.cs Y. ~
and eontiuu. irom day 30 iay until conquered .
Of which time aud place all p.r-on=. asaacia-
tlitchos IN .sid Water District Ne. 81 on tine
timarron River aud it, tributarie- may hie
tifeir statement ~ claims under Oath and attend
either IN person or bs agent aitsrusy flr the
purpose 81 giving and sdsiucing evidence touch
ing tho priority - right ~ the several dItchss.
canal and reservoirs n said Water District oI
tine timarruu River and if- trIbutaries and all
such persons. assaci iatisns and corporations
Interested ownefs aforesaid are hereby noti-
hs-d that ~ the time aud place aforesaid you
may present your proof touching any priority
right of any ditch. canal reservoir Che
imarron River and is Tributaries in Water
District No 81 aforesaid. Statements OF claims
of the Respective OWNERS of bitches. canals and
re-ervtirs will also b. rssCeivoi and filed 81 NY
office IN MoutroSs. Gal0radn. at aus time up 10
l.. ATKINSON Referee.
Dated al Montrose. Colorado july u isE.
tirst pub July II last pub Aug. ;, isi2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
HeSkh Tor 10 Gents.

A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, bright eyes, perfect health
Cascarets Candy Cathartic will OBJ
tain and secure them for you. Genu-
inc tablets stamped c. c. {. Never
sold in bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
Twentieth Century Medicine

Cascarets Candy Cathartic are rs
far ahead OF ancient pill poisons and
liquid physic as the electric light of
the tallow candle. Genuine stamped
c. Z. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
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L.l-l a4h Aal1sst - laso
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-08
FRSf uYualI llu
OF oUT1JISCN.
eNA. ?. Spencer. Pres. A. Hartman, v. Pre- .
W. ". Mckee. Cashier.

Does . general banking and collection bus
aces Interest allowed on time deposits. eel
exchange on all parts Of the l 5 aud Europe
CA1itai Esd L UsAiviaea Preats o7kyn>ss
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Money to loan on city property,
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GREEK LETTER MEN MEET.
fBy Associated Press.l

Put-in-5ay, o., Aug 6.-The Phi
Gamma Delta Fraternity, one of the
most prominent Greek Letter socie-
ties of America, is holding its fifty
fourth annual national ctnvention at
the Hotel Victory Delegates repre-
senting the leading colleges and uni
versities of the country are in attend
ance and highly interesting three
days session is promised.
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Clerk District Court
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FINLEY asINsTArED.
By Judge Gillette as Probate Judge Of
Kiowa County.

tNf0WN ON1NAJf
Anadarko, Okla, Aug 6.-Judge
Gillette, in chambers, mas reinstated
Judge Finley as probate judge Of Kio-
wa county.
Probate Judge Finley was suspend
ed from office several weeks ago by
the grand jury upon Instructions from
Attorney General Roberts, alleging
that he had refused to turn over GER
tain fees in townsite matters which
Mr.. Finley claimed the county was
not entitled to. The county Officers.
howevre, have not relinquished any
claim 10 the fees in question, and will
take steps to collect the same.
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GOVERNOR GETS IT
in THE NECK
His Home County Selects
an Anti.AdminiStratiOn
Delegation


Watonaa, okla, Aug. o.--The hard
est fought primary in the history OF
the county was held here by the Re
publicans yesterday. The fight was
between the Ferguson forces and the
anti forces under the leadership of
Victor Payne, A. c. seeley and others.
The delegation to the convention
viii be divided.
II Is practically conceded that the
Ferguson and Foose ring will be de-
feated in Thursdays convention.
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First published in the Daily Leader
August 4, 1902)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

n the District Court of Logan county,
Oklahoma territory.
Lucy Jamison, Plaintiff.
VS..
Joseph Jamison.
The above named defendant is here
by notified that ne has been sued by
the plaintiff hereinbefore named in
the District court of Logan county.
Territory of Oklahoma ana that he
must answer the petition therein
filed by said plaintiff on or before the
10th day of September. 1902, or said
petition will be taken as true, and
judgment awarded plaintiff, granting
her divorce from said defendant.
Thomas S. Jones,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest:
T. A. Neal.
Clerk District Court
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-16
Buena nledid2 ).
de la Cdmara.

La C&mara de Delegates, hs de-
signado una Comisi6n de sn seuo,
para que Sc coupe de entresAcar, de
los asuntos que tieaen acnmutados
para ustudios y proyectos, todos a.
quellos que no registan IN inter6s
Immediate 8 que por su naturaleza no
hay& que ocuparse de ellos.
Esa es una gran medida. Por
desconocimiento unas veces, y otras
por impertinenci& resulta, que mu.
chas personals dirigen & la C6mara
sus asuntos, no teniendo 6sSa en- mu-
chas ocasiones que entender en- ellos
Con ese paso que ahora SO lleva
& cabo, ira l& CamAra directameute
& ocupRrse de 10 que. es de 81 iute-
res, sin tropezar en- ess labor con O.
suntos que le distraen tempo y que
pueden resolverss por otras oficinas
8 dependencies.
4 un lado pues. 10 que estorbe,
8 entorpezca su acci6n; que unas ve-
ces, son peticiones fuerS de lugsr y
tempo, y otras veces zoqueterias de
algunos que SO entretienen en- yer 81
pega 8 no pegs, solicitando & desta'
10 por 81 aciertan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-16

tire el obrero eultivador de campos
v al terratenienbe, fu6 tornado en-
consideration por solo To- lectura del
tftulo v paso imprenta y q la comi-
si6u de Leqislaciou.
Ri H. B. 48 del sefior BeEoss,
para que irgrese an 81 tese de la
ciudad de Ponce el dinaro que cebs
pagar Mr.. w. s. Lotrhop al Tesorn
InsulRr por concession hecha por ol
ConReio. Eiacntivo, para establecer
nm trauvfa ol6etrico en aquelia eiu-
dad, fd6 tornado en- consideration
por Iactura del titulo.
So Ioy6 una communication del
G. E. psrticipardo qaa los se3iores
Barboss y Hsrrison han sido desig
nados para formar la c3misi6n CON
junta de trabajos de Ia Asamblea
Legislative.
Por otra comunicaslon del G. E.
SO partiCipa haber dssignado & los
sOH1ores Harlan y Gnzman BOuitez
para que formon parte de Ia conf
sion conjunta informadorA de los
C6digos.
Ss daclara 10 C&mara ON comi-
sion total para diseutir 81 Fl. B. 16
de zsno, y preside sl sr. Aponte:
Terminals 10 discussion de dicho
proyecto, el sefIor Presidente de Ia
eomision total, rscomienda con en-
miondas la aprobaci6n de dicho pro
yecto. Puosto 4 votacion fu6 apro
bado con las enmiendas prop1sStas
Y SO termiu6 10 session se11Al&n
dose el dfa de maf1ana 6 la P. M
para continuar los trsbajos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-16
Session
del Ayuntamtento de San Juan

Sc lsy6 y Sc aprob6 ell acts de
Ia session anterior.
Sc aprob6 10 redeRci6n de CEN
SOS que .pesaban sobre fincas del
Sr. Pasqusra.
Sc acord6 que todos los gastos
que SO origiuen con relaci6n al en-
pr6stito de $500, 900 sean justi6csdOs
en- una cuenta especial.
Fu4 acuerdo sc trAslade el foco
electrico Que existe & 10 bajada del
matadero colocar en aquel lugar
dos l&mpsras incandescentes.
Sc enter6 la Corporation del ba-
lance que presents Ia ContadarfR,
con fecha 81 de Diciembre Glti-
mo.
Fu6 acuerdo que ell verinsrio
Municipal expida tantas certifcacio-
mes como rases sc beneicien.
Sc ampli6 la partida para ell car
bon del acueducto, medicinas a po-
bres 6 lmprevistos.
Sc concedieron seis meses de Ii
cencia al empleAdo Sr. Franco para
reroner 81 salud.
Sc rescindi6 ell contrsto con don
Francisco Morales para publication
de anuncios, por falta de cumpli-
miento de este.
Sc aprob6 L. cuenta pressntada
por ell Sr. Admor, del acueduc-
to.
Aprobada la cuenta de gastos
del Hospital de VariOlosos.
Sc &cept6 Ia modification del ar
quitecto referente al solar ndmero
10 de la calle delSol.
Aprobsda Ia cueuta de repara-
clones del Hospital de Santa Ro =
So.
Sc acord6 solieitRr de IL C6mara
de Repre- sent&ntes Ell establecfmien-
to de Ia Estaci6n Naval.
De conformidad con el informe
del Administrator del Acueducto
respecto & reclamation de don Ma
nuel del Vale.
AprobAdo ell informe del Conta-
dor Municipal sobre Ia sociedad an6-
NINA Luz Electrics.
Sc acord6 pasase & estudio ell
informe que preseuta don Juan Es-
cudero, sobrs comisi6n que SO lie
diera nara ell examen de cueutas atra
sadas.
Sc aprob6 Ell gasto de anuncios
publicados en- New York para 10 con
t1ataci6n del emprestito del Ayun
tamiento de San Juan.
Sc di6 cuenta de los diferentes
contratos para los servicios pdblicoE
que pasaron estudio.
Sc se11al6 Ell die 20 del corrient'
para la venta de las existenci&s de Ii
antigua banda y policfa Munich
pal.
AprobAda 10 adquisici6n de ap&
ratios para luz electrica del Hospita
de Santa Rosa.
Sc aprobo el plano del cemente
rio.
Sc aprob6 aolicitar del Gobier
no 10 propiedad de los muelles y te
rrenos ganados 81 mar y de los tin
| glados.
Acordado que Il liquidaci6n d
cuent&s del Banco sea autoriZada po
ell iefo de dicho estmble ecimiento.
Fu6 acuerdo que todas las eser
turas v c6dulas hipotecarias, sea
depositadas en- L. caia de tres III
YES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-01-16
FUGA De UNA MONJA
Castigos y penalidades. -Caida des~
graciada. a.-Huyendo de Ia santa Ca
sa.-Dsp6sito provisional.

Del convento de franciscan de
VillAro So ha fugado una monia que
llsvabA ciucO amos de reclusi6n en-
Gl citRdo claustro.
Para rsAlizar ga prop6sito utili-
20 gran ndmero de cintas y cordones
de sus h&bitos, fernando con elias
nm q modo de Gordon, que at6 por
una de sus sxtremidades a una reia
movible que daba sobre el huerto
del convsnto, y que servfA de acceso
al edificio dssde ell exterior.
La mala fortuna de la rec1usa
hizo qne Ia atadura Sc deshiciese, &
que por su fragilidad Sc rom piera Ia.
improvisada cuerdA, quedAudo g.
cusrpo de Ia monja suspendido de-
tr&S del muro, y determinaudose por
fin la caida. A consecuencis de
ella sufri6 10 iDfeliz monjA contusio-
mes de consideration
Luego huy6, internandose en- al
pueblo y entrando en- uu estableci-
miento, en- el cual fue ganerCsAmen.
to stendida.
Interrogads, dijo que hacfs mu-
cho tempo que venfs siendo v1cti-
ma de mslos tratsmientos Y muy
ctueles castigos en- el eonvento, p
que tenfa tornado q decidido pro-
p6sito de iamas volv. r & 81.
La autoridad eclesiastica SO apre-
sur6 6 reclamar & l., f1gitivs, y CO.
mo Quier& que ests p rsisti6 en- 50
firme actitud de no vOlver su re-
clusi6n jamSs, fu6 &c ,ositada en- ca
So del vicario.
La infortunada religiosa es una
joven muy hermosa. oriundA de Gui
pdzcuR, en- donde reside 81 familia