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The news-herald., 1903-10-31

THE Santa Rita, Charles M.Shan-
mons big hotel in Tucson, will be
ready for occupation on Christmas.
Charley may be looking out for a
place for Christmas dinners for his
friends. No matter what he is AZ
to, he is as good a man as the Dem
ocratic party can rustic up in tie
Territory.
The news-herald., 1903-10-31
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1908
ACCOMPLISHING. THE IMPOSSIBLE.

Whenever any one sayS that an
enterprise can be started and run
on different plan from the ordi-
nary method, there is: always
host of people who are ready to say
that it is impossible. Sometimes
we hear the same thing said of en-
terprises along old lines, but be-
cause they are in new fields. When
the Wickenburg Mining and Smelt-
ing Company first began the con-
struction of smelter some months
ago, there were the knockers, who,
by the way, are always in evidence,
and who said the smelter could not
go, just because it could not CO.
They had many explanations of
the reasons why it could not go.
Then there are those who took a
more charitable view of it. They
said it did not look to them az if it
could be a go.They hoped it would
But they said there are too many
big concerns with big money back
of them 70 allow a small concern to
ever get on its feet. They were
people whose opinion went far with
the prospector. They cautioned
the poor man, and wisely, too, no'
to be anxious to take ore to the
smelter unless it had the cash to
pay for ore on the dump. This the
smelter men werenot prepared to do
because they were not capitalists,
and then, too, they were taking
chances on MT being able to ham
die any and everybody's ores.
Now that all the uncertainties
have been removed, and that the
smelter has proven its ability to
handle the ores it only remains for
the smelter people to get the ore to
handle, and the Wickenburg section
will soon be on the genuine boom.
For every prospect that has
smelling ore will be a producer,
even If Only on q small scale. We
are glad that the smelter men have
p rstvered till they have done what
is commonly termed an impossi-
bility.
1t proves that in this great
American country, with our free
institutions and confidence in our
fellow man, that things can he ac-
complished that look like impossi
b lities. Enough people in the
Wickenburg district had confidence
in their ores and in the smelter to
put them on the smelter's dumps
and wait till they were smelted for
their returns, to enable the smelter
to get on its feet. 1t was case
of small men standing in with
small men. In other words it was
the well known theory of co opera
ton being worked out again.
We trust that now that the prop.
osition is go, that it will thrive
and become one of the biggest in
stitutions of the kind in the coun-
try. We feel sure that the district
justiies that assumption of the out
come. We believe that the people
desire such a consummation, barr
ing of course, the accursed knocker,
who never wants to see others
prosper.
The news-herald., 1903-10-31
TAKE HEART OLD BOY.

"A great deal is being said about
the man who is thirty-6ve and who
has not made a success in life. We
have never heard any new idea
advanced on any subject, if it
seemed reasonable, but what a
dozen or two modi6ca ions or elab-
orations Of il immediately sprung
The news-herald., 1903-10-31

The 'trueU busters" might do
well to engage the services Of
Charles NJ. Schwah.
The news-herald., 1903-10-31

D. L. CUNNINGHAM has been
chosen District Attorney OF Cochise
county by the Board of Supervis-
ors to fill a vacancy caused by the
death of the choice of the people.
The news-herald., 1903-10-31

The coal trust is almost as harm
less in Puerto Rico as the ice trust
in Alaska.
The news-herald., 1903-10-31

THE bond Of the treasurer of Co.
chise county has been increased to
$4,000. This is nuite strong
evidence of pro perity.
The news-herald., 1903-10-31

EDITORS in Cnlha and South
Carolina must ho Nr"ve men.
The news-herald., 1903-10-31

II you miss number OF your paper, please
notify the Office on postal card and the miss
ing number will be sent.
The news-herald., 1903-10-31

Subscription Rates.
One Year y p $500
The news-herald., 1903-10-31

The News-Herald is published every satur-
day at Martinez, Arizona. 1t is all home print.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
S-sz.s v -s4.as Ass~,..s.s5-

Sszrlsl rasnlr war.i1I.s auHsaIli,sa
f.sr lne 0aalaIs.a cIsantry are n a.
tsrllkaF al a. " l.rsNu- and q ii.n
I.e..rltssr and y. h Measis a.l rs-sei
Hefse t'hasf sssn,e usrsseu ~ sals
-acuau ls Thanlas n fss..lns af
GRAND Junafisa Wha has sl-zui sluse
DAYS ln tasH II Aiie
AL 81 these $50 81 ss.rassa- -.srve
v-ifhosli pay hui gnaoF The ncw las
they all b. cutitlcd D. aae thlrd VI
the hnes caliectea BY theTn The
hne far a nai-siouasaHsr IL frun SIS
o. : s.rsj .ud the u4axnuum -i.tssi
ths lafter f1r slaslng a hl-an oT bui-
i..ia tarmeF Commissioner tsarrIs
had ~ the Beiehbarhood af ifsi ST'e-
csal ssareens bot Commissioner
" ooeiard viii probably na have
more than l.yD when all are appointed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
Cay Couacsl Agess

The city council held lts regular
monthly meeting Monday evening
The members present were Mayor
Brown and trustees Allen. Maeller,
Pennington and Msckiutosh Holmes
and England were absent.
Treasurer report fur the month
II May was read approved and placed
on hle.
The application of Chas April for
ssll1ou license was read and ap
proved and the clerk was ordered o.
issue the bcmsc License was also
issued o. W a. Skinner.
An ordinance concerning animals
running az large was read and
adopted
A communication from l.. III Bol-
Inns 4 sous o. the city treasurer in
quiring a. o. towhether a levy had been
made o. create a sinking fund flr the
redemption If the ; funding bonds.
daied Mar ll. ls93. and due Mar
Is l9nS was read aud the treasurer
was instructed 10 write them that 1t
lad been the intention Of the board
% create such a fund ai the October
meeting last year but the matter had
been overlooked d would however
be attended To at the next October
meeting when the appropriations are
made.
The regular monthly bills we're al
lowed Also bills ol ws-CHAMrIoN
for $40 Gwnism Hardware Go.
s1N.l5 VIM Kennedy. 1913. Wolfe
and Eastman 81 The marshal was
allowed : 4 for horse hire Ina mp0md-
ing stock
Bin of Mrs Jane Warmer far -
for a meal ticket was referred tu the
marshall fer correction.
The application of Geo. Mason for
a ditch TO be built in front Of his re-
sidence, was referred 60 the ditch
and water committee.
On motion the marshal was in
structed 90 furnish each month an
itemized statement of mmevs re
ceived and ON what account and turn
such moneys over to the treasurer.
On motion the treasurer was i'm
structed 20 pay interest ON Howe
judgment TO june ] and $500 ON
principal
The meeting was then adjourned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
BUT ONE WAY OUT.

The state board of equalization
talks Of reducing railroad assess
ment, indeed that is what the cor
porations elected this republican ad-
mini9trati0n for. However. the
county assessors, who are directly re
sponsIble to the people, also talk Of
reducing property assessments in
proportion, and straightway there
come threats from the state board
who don like 10 see their prerogatiye
as the only people supposed 10 re
duce assessments encroached upon.
There Is but one hope Of stopping
this constant favoring uf corporations
and annual quarrels between the
state board and local asscssors. This
Is TO elect a Legislature with nerve E.
nough 10 abolish all assessing powers
Of the board. as the constitution I'M
tended and transfer the railroad valu-
ing to county officials.
If county assessors do not give the
people a fair deal they are quickly
reck0ned with. State officials NAV
get all sorts Of bad names but be thev
ever 50 corrupt, the charges are
bound to be more or less indefinite
and IN the next state campaign the
issue becomes confused with a dozen
others SO that political punishment
both of the men and their party il
delayed or prove tbortive.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Colorado Chronicle-One day we
see the statement in the daily papers
the governor, the attorney general
and the secretary of state, composing
the state Board Of Equalization are
ON a trip of inspection overthe South
Park road Next day we see where
these officials have returned to the
city and have decided TO reduce the
assessed valuation Of that road seve-
raj thousand dollars per mile. Next
day we see where these officials are
contemplating other trips of 'inspec-
tim over other railroads in the state
And soon we will see that the assessed
valuation of these other railroads has
likewise been reduced by this board
just how an officer can estimate the
value per mile of a railroad by look
ing out the car window on pleasure
trip is hard 10 conceive. But the
people viii stand the freight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
CONFLICTING RAlNOk
SScsesAsy a &AsS AAk<s . S.Geo,
ssor 70 CzstxsnSa 70 Avu
MsxsnS HSsA

Ihorc seeIns o. bc eonsseicrab..
nals.sTI,rehenssou amans -seskmen a.
ta Ja=i wshai ~ pFohIbIted IN the nss
tor # cuHficting brands.
The tacs "a the matter Is thai while
the law prohibits the recording IT
the same brand for more than one
party 1t l. entirely silent upon the
subject ~ conflicting brands. and IN
order b. protect a recorded brand as
much a. F5-si bic. thIs aihoe has mad,
IL a rude not % record brands which
may cantiIct with other recorded
brands IN use in the localIiy or near
the range where saTne l. 30 be used
A~ there are more than n.tsD
brands IN use IN tins stale and Row
0n record iu this afhce. IT j. of course.
impossible t1 carry this rule any far
ther than o. avoid a CONFLICT IN the
same lacalItv or on the same
range. u beng a matter IT course
that a law or rlile which would pro
hihit the recording of brands which
might conflict with brands in use
anywhere IN the state would limit the
number Of brands 10 be recorded 20
possibly thousand or two.
Frequently parties having re
corded brand see tit 90 remove stock
Co a range other than their recorded
range and of course occasionally come
in couAio with brands la use m the
new range. In such case of conflict
with brands the only remedy which
suggests itself seems to be that the
party removing the stock make in
quiry as 90 what brands are recorded
for use on.or near the new range, and
in case af conflict with brands on
such new range, 90 discontinue the
use Of the brand and 60 make appl-
cation fa this office Co record a brand
which will not conflict
Yours very truly,
JAMES tuWIE.
Secretary of State.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
lack Mccarthy Brought From
Montrose.

Convicted of beating his little son
and breaking his arm and otherwise
maltreating his family beyond human
endurance Jack Mccarthy was taken
out of Delta and well tarred and
feathered few weeks ago.
lie was threatened with lynching
but agreed to leave the county and
did get work in Telluride Last
week he ventured back toward Delta
and was Immediately arrested on
charge Of stealing a calf belonging
to Bert Nutting. Fis children had
told of the calf and its hide bearing
the Nutting brand twas dug up near
McCarthy's home. Justice +. l..
Fairlamp Of Montrose took Met Carthy
TO the county line Just ACROSS the
Delta line and bound him over TO the
district court. The east bound train
was tagged and Sherig Hunt Of Del
ia county brought him 10 the Gunni-
son Jail for safe keeking
Delta people had promised to lynch
Mccarthy if he ever showed up there
again and he begged the officers not
TO take him there
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

The state fair at Pueblo is already
talked Of. We have heard a number
remark that Gunnison should be re-
presented yet it won't do TO wait
for the other fellow To start the ball
rolling One Of the best suggestions
Is for the stockgrowers association TO
take the matter up We have the
resources and you may be sure capt.
TAI has shrewd men at such exhibits
watching for opportunities.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
His Last Hope Realized.


ln the trst opening Of Oklahoma
10 settlers in 1889. the editor Of this
paper was among the many seekers
after fortune who made the big race
one one day in April During his
travelling about and afterwards his
camping upon his claim, he encoun-
tered much bad water, which t1Qeth-
er with the severe heat. gave him "A
very severe diarrhoea which ii seemed
almost impossible TO check, and along
IN june the case became 50 bad he
expected % die. One dav ON Of his
ueighburs brought him one small
bottle Of Chamberlain's CoEc. Chol-
era aad Diarrhoea Remedy as a last
hope \ big dose was given him
while he was rolling about on the
I ground m great agony, and m a few
minutes the dose was repeated. The
I good effect Of the medicine was soon
noticed and within an hour the patti
/ ent was taking his first sound sleep
{ for a fortnight. That one little bot
tie worked complete cure and he
cannot help but feel grateful. The
season for bowel disorders being al
hand Suggests tins item. For sale
by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Final decision in the Mehaney
manslaughter case was handed down
by the supreme court Monday Me
haney must serve his sentence of SLY
to eight years in the penitentiarv
He has been in the Gmnison iaiI
ever since his arrest for the killing
of William Womack, a Delta county
ranchman, at Grand Mesa lakes on
July l1th, 1901.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Wcuujcrsjand that W G. Brinker
one of che newly appointed game
Warden- Or tiuunison county h.
Resident af Denver What a curious
system our governor has iu his ap-
pmufmar
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Flag Day has been set by Governor
Peabody ilr Saturday, june IA Les
SONS al patriotism ran mot be- t01 often
mculcatcd A display of national
color- will interest the children and
incidentally teach lessons they can
never forget
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Chamberlain ; Stomach and Liver
Tablets are just what you need when
you have no appetite, feel dull after
eating and wake up with a bad taste
in your mouth They will improve
your appetite, cleanse your stomach
and and give YOU a relish for your
food For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

At the special meeting Of the cat
tlemen' : ball committee held Satur-
day, Friday, July 18th was selected
as the date for their big midsummer
ball 1t will be in La Neta hotel and
you may look for the biggest Allan
Of the season for the buys do nothing
bV halNes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

The Denver tigr charter ticket
was elerted By substantial maioritics
Perhaps after an the people Of that
municipality have enough civic vir-
tue t3 frame "a charter giving the
citizens more power than the cor
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
+. HINpERupER. Hvdrugrapher

NJ c. HlNDERumER, Hydrographer.
The above comparative're report sent
TO the NEw~-CHANPIoN through cour-
teSy Of Mr.. Hinderliler. hvdrograph-
er at Denver, viii be continued week
ly Prom II one observes that the
How tins yearis morethan last but less
than two wears ago. This Is partic-
ularly true during the latter part Of
Nav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Tho hauling ID ore by traction en-
Eiues has never been tnei u Gmui
sun county, bat there is mo- reason
why % should u1t be- a great success.
In old Mexico, trains Of eight or ten
wagons with sometimes 80 tons of
ere are hauled with ease and their
roads do NOT surpass ours If equal to
Them
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

A bouncing boy whe tipped th.
beam al ; posads arrived Wednes
day al the hnme Of Mr. and Mrs
MillIard Pennington
Mrs Hiram Van Ta--e and daaeh
tors. Olive and blanche. spent sa,
urday, SUNDAY and Monday IN Gun
nis0n with Mrs II : Crooks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Iust wby the d a r. q should
cxaft 51E fFa ride o. ~alida in a
chair car fr chat is al the -1-cal'sd
Ilarl1r car amounts Oh. b. mystery
Othcr roads furnish chair cars free
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Otis Moore little boy got hald ol
seven tablets Of headache medicine.
mtikmnia. Yesterday aud the poor
Little fellow was almost blue from
heart failure when town was reached
and lie doctor came to the rescue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Mrs. b. W Snodgrass and child
ron Morris and Eugenia came We'd
uesday from Denver They are be
ing entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Z
J.. Nnodgrass and viii later visit with
relatives at Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

The county high school board al
meeting Friday decided to open the
county school in September next
Arrangements have been made
whereby funds are available although
the tax levy for that purpose is not
due until uahuary next, Families
whic move TO Gunnison and have
children in the high school may send
younger children to the lower grades
here without charge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
Flow OF Gunnison River at lola

The following table gives a c1m-
paratIye statement for several years
Of the estimated flow the Gunnis5u
river at lola in cubic feet per second
or secoud-feet, one second-foot equal
ing 80 miners inches. or about a.
Colorado miners inches
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Denver Democrai To- hls dying
dan fhc maH who buys two drinks
far a quarter When he wants only one
thinks he j. practising economy
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Senator Billy Mason II Illinas
viii make the eagle scream al
S.slida f1urth 1f July Aud Billy
caB a. that Same thing IN enc sfyie
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

If Mr. Paync woul9 spend uore
same nto-tlsaflnz posi- ufhce frauds
and lcss tiuse aPoiagIzlHg tor them
hctiar prfi.ress WaHli be- made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Mrs. Wesley Mulhn entertained
friends at dinner and supper Mon
day IN bunor Of the birthday # her
sau Elmer. A pleasant time IL re-
parted
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

g. 7 Rawalt, G. T. Adams and
wife and H. y Lake. Jr.. and wife
leave sunday for Glenwood 10 at
tend the state editorial convention
which meets there Monday aud Tues
dav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Strength and vigor come Of good
food. duly digested "force a
ready-to-serve wheat and barley food
adds no burden. bat sustains. n1ur-
lshes .nvig1
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Miss Hattie Middaugh departed
last Higlf for her home IN Missouri
>bs viii return IN September 10 re-
sumo her duties as principal af the
high school
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Mrs Avs Robbins and spu ar
rived thl- marn5As from Issuver 81
glsst with Mrs. SYLVIA Northway.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

fion. Dexter 4 >app returned thsi
ultirnlng trun q lssnver trap.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
A FEv LOCALS

i.ee Clay IL sssIl esasaned b. ths
hau-e bS tyFhmd
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Mrs. Kate Arch and family are en-
joying a visit from her nephew, Ed
Arch, who arrived Monday night di-
rect from the Philippines. He
served in the signal corps and was
in the islands two years and three
months. For nine months his dutie,
were ON a small island Of which he
was the only white inhabitant. lie
does not like Philippine army life
There is too much sickness and too
little glory. His home is in Indiana
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

John +. Brothers had a lively half
minute Sunday With other pro-
prietors of the Never-Sink placer he
was enjoying an outing at the lodge
house and had crossed the Gunnison
in row boat. The current is pretty
swift at this food season and in
turning the boat went under an over
hanging bank and tipped upside
down in a flash. However, Mr..
Brothers came up outside and
caught the boat which quickly
reached an easier bank to climb.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Stockyards in Kansas City are un-
der ten feet Of water and railroads
refuse TO take cattle for shipment TO
that point People of the city are
living ON products of the packing
houses which viii keep them until
supplies can be brought in over the
now submerged tracks. The floods
have damaged farm lands along the
kaw and Missouri rivers to the value
Of unknown thousands.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Record Stockman- Contrary toex-
pectations the May record established
for cattle received at Denver wa.
broken last month Receipts in Nav
last year were 1O,S24 while this year
the total was 1890 head. The out
look Is for another broken record
this month as receipts from the south
will be heavy. Last wear there Were
over 5000 cattle here in June
There viii have to be some hustHnr
To break this record.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Telluride journal VIM. H. End
ner passed up the South Fork yester-
day with l6 horses, s teams of as
handsome animals as one would care
to gaze upon, great big Norman
draughters. They are for use in Mr..
Endners extensive lumber camps in
the vicinity Of Mancos In the
event that the Lizard head divide is
not passable he will ship the wagons
and harness from San Bernardo and
ride the horses over the trail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

j. ID. Miller N Bro this week pur-
chased A. head of fine beef cattle
Tommy Roberts Of the Cochetopa.
81. Joe journal ."l look for low
priced feeders in tine fall noted a
trader, for the rap thar handlers Of
high-priced cattle in the feed lots pat
last fall and winter viii cause them
and others, who Vro6ted by their ex-
pcrience, not 90 take hold OF cattle
under any other conditions. Al the
same time | look for fat cattle 10
bring good prices.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-02-12
A Rutland--RandoIph Railroad.

G.. l.. Fairbrother, superintendent Of the
Rutland Street Railway company, is au-
thority for the statement that there is a
scheme on foot to obtain a through rail-
way route over the mountains from Rut-
land to Montpelier and Barre, with Ran
dolph as the Junction point for the new
road with the Central Vermont.
The principal capitalist interested in the
proposed railway is the president of Mr.
Fairbrother's company, Leroy w Baldwin
formerly OF Rutland, and now president Of
the Empire Trust company of New \ ork
1t is said that there is unlimited capital tC
back the enterprise, and that those inter
ested have already purchased the contro
of the Rutland Street Railway company
the Chittenden Power company and the
Peoples Gaslight company.
The plan is to construct a combination
electric and steam route from Rutland
through Mendon, Chittenden, Pittsford
Sherburne, Pittsfield, Stockbridge and
Rochester to Randolph, connecting at this
place with the Central Vermont railway
At first, its promoters intend that the new
road shall give its freight and passengers
to the Central az Randolph to be carried
on, but eventually they will parallel the
Central's line from Randolph to Montpel-
Ter.
The idea is to use the trolley system fol
way traffic between the towns along the
route, but to use steam for the through
trains, this scheme having been found q
very successful and economical one on
other roads i'm various parts of the country
which these men have built and operated
The Rutland companies already have fran
chises covering part of the route.
The building Of such route would give
Randolph regular Western boom, but
the story some way sounds like those that
are generally conceded to be too good to
be true.