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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
In The Land Offiae.

A nuuibs.r oi m.uIrg en.ries made
an The ! ssf day 81 tHe year. ia the
local land Office.
u. J.. Smifh and b. A. Porter
made entry on The MaydpWer snd
Caledonia in Touichi dis rici y A.
dcCarfy aud others on the Brazh
,ade, Quartz creek district; J. II.
dcCormick, Cha- aud Emma La.
ourette on The American Eagle lode,
Quariz creek de rct, u. &. rurnor
oa the Nud Cat aud Columbia
lodes, Qluil creek district; II. >.
Roe on the Soft soap and other ludes.
Gold Brics district J y. Pearson
nd W II. Eekbert on the Denver
and u other lodes in the Quartz
creek district j. + Pearson ON the
Roosevelt No. and So o,bor oiei...
~ the Quartz creek district; j. 7.
NJ. Humphrey on the Cuba and era,
Eagle. Qusrtz creek district; j. 7.
NJ. Humphrey on the Porphyry aui
IL other claims in the Quartz creek
district; J +. NJ. Humphrey on tha
Jennie &. and % others, Quart
creek district; Jas. Langill, e. "
Wn-low and NJ. Patterson on tha
Suent Friend No. ?, Quartz creca
district.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Watch Party.

Mrs Maud Gouduer entertained a
number Of guests New Years Eve.
About twenty were invited and spent
the evening at games One hour Of
euchre was played aud Mrs. N0ur.e
won a pomsde jar as lady's prize.
+. NJ. Collins carried of the gents
prize, a 2Oth Century coin purse.
Luncheon called at IL 80 brought
the guests at the table, just as the
New Year put in an appearance.
The wedding Of Mrs. Goodner to Mr..
z. c, Beyles on Wednesday next was
announced aud the best wishes Of all
detained the guests until about one
O'Clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Sosnsr-ss Izasroxesnenss-

The Norrh Fork railroad coz
g..eied o. Somers.st - Gssnlss,i
cauufy ossers . distance It AZ
milez- The ID a X. q road i pas
uuR hia thlng- fsf tae caal reVlss
iu she Fasf fae Csasgauv has h'sss
buslug a. coal 4 sha Cadars3o as
a iruH company. Extensive ca
sheds aud hreskers vii be buils .
>1mersrt ana esers mprssemessi
made g. fsciltate the mInlag q
coal Mach # the ca..l used ga the
Harraw gauge iiue- Il the Re Grand
sill be taken from the >paers'''
mines. q w kramer. wee press
dent of the ColsFad8 Midland ana
personal representative af George J
Gouid ~ many af his Colorado en-
terPri-es. b. sice pr.sident of tie
L tab Coal COMPANY
II Is said Co b. the intention =
ths Rla Graude 30 establish coasiHa
-tasisus similar TO that st somerssi
all over the system. The camPanf
recently made large purchase a
coal lands Ia Las Aumas county. is
the name of q. " kramer aud l.
neg gJtiating for oiher TRACTS IN 9ther
parts # the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Commodore Group.
district

Pjtkiu Miner.
Work Is being done ON the Com
modore group Of claims located oua
mile east OF Pitkin by W. :. lIeudJr-
son and G, A. Dewey. A house ha.
Leen built for blacksmithing and
timbering purposes, and the wOra
will he prosecuted during the wiurrr
This group of claims is localaI
across the formation aud includes che
ppeXss Of -four separate and distiu..
mineral bearing contacts, cOmmeuciHg
with the Silurisn Lines Tone Oh tha
east end and extending inIo the uT-
per Carboniierous lime on the ives
The present work consists in driN-
ing two tunnels along the line of
different contacts into the mountain
anG is intended tor assessment worh
fo' the year 1902 as well as patent
later ON. The group contains an
abundance OF fine timber and is lucst-
ed SO as 10 admit of thorough devs =
opnent by tunnels, and if properly
worked should be winner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Doings IN the County Court.

Tuesday OF this week, Judge
Hetheringtou took action in the Gaze
of Robert, Agnes and William Will
hanson, minor children OF james
Williamson. who recently died 81
Crested Buttes. They were put in
custody of their step mother, Ellen
Z. Williamson.
The estate Of John smith Of Bald
win was probated in the court this
week, and no contest being filed the
property devised to his daughter,
Mrs. Mitchell Nelson now living at
Baldwin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
II Asa Ne Us To 81 aa' Vhsae

D. Fau -irise tha1H 30 rssa.
kaP a-guu
D 8 ha ta g "a sHa0s.
kuT EnH
aiEt us a.a o. 81 AZ whmo
y a.n liil h-h ainf on saaIr Hnc
baH Falir aasis altd ss1ff au tryiH
kuF aZam-
y asu fbe ecatissr siIz Fou orar
ha'p a zaiu
" aeu Faa tuaiblr frt.m the tHn.
Keep EeIa
: Flsze Fua g. ur IS sVerF diuaT
e'sisia ar1sf aiaH auy crime
Ted ihe wurid yasr tasau priml.
Keep q zoin
" hen n hsik. iike at Is up.
kseP Eaiu
Tmain thr sweelIHass from fnc cap.
ke0F guu
sfe the wlid biris ga lhe wing.
haar the bslis thai sweatlg rinr
" han sea i,sei Hse sghin sing
Keep agaU
Ann. u ft.a.sE
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Free Mail Delivery for the Farmers

Review Of Reviews.
The fact that the farmers in ter
ritory Representing 800, 900 square
miles of the United States have their
mail delivered and collected by gov
ernment carriers indicates not Only
the remarkable development of what
IS termed rural tree delivery, but it,
broad and deep significance 10 the
country at large. " hen II Is remem-
bered that this area comprises nrarh
one third Of the territory at present
devoted 10 agriculture, and that ,he
beginning OF the present service q ttes
bsck ss recently a. 1896, more in
telligent conception can be gained OF
its expansion. Yet the permanent
organiz alton Of this department Of
the post Office was not efl-cted until
july 1. 1902, when its necessity was
emphas I'D by reports which showed
thar s,466 1outc, were in operation.
an increase OF 4.IGG Iu one year.
while on June 30, 1900, but 1876
routes were being served. requiring
an appropriation tor expenses OF
S4J0, 600. which in 1901 was raised
to - 9s3,74O. since the date Of the
permanent establishment, however,
the force Of carr ers has been increased
until at present l. constitutes an
army of about 1900, who daily
travel over nearly 100000 miles OF
highway for the benefit of a popula
ton of bout 100000 In some OF
the states the routes have been
Ieugt hened by the demand for the
facilities offered by the government
until entire counties depend on the
carrier service, aud the country post
ofice in corner Of the crossroad.
store, or perh tps blacksmith shop, il
rapidly becoming memory. 1C
again quote statistics, about 2,20l
! offices of this class have been discon.
tinued their salary list amounted tc
5000, 900 annually. The delivery
h also taken the place of about L;
/ per cent OF the star-route service. cost.
Ing $3.50, 900. lows had four coun.
ties. Maryland one. New York five
Kansas two, Connecticut one, Penn
/ syivania one, and California one, GOV.
cred by tine rural free delivery at tn,
close of 1902. while 200 counties il
various staies were served by carrier
with the exception Of a few neigh
borhoods.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
NztsSazi 1--we Sso-k As-o1sxsion.

lar fHtfri siaa.anI asasnsiaisr hss
.saad she FragrsH isr s.sci4i
r-las- ~hi1h ~il b. gison the daie-
.tse-. sIzttars. sheiF Wtses and zvssot-
.Hars wh8 ull astond tho sixth
.au4ai causent lsa eg she Nstiaual
Lrc Stsls a-soeistisa 80 shi- cas-.
HuHarF Iaah O. Do b.
THr esueenai,,u wtIl csuvese IN the
ieu.sry Thratrc Tuesday maruiHg
a.-aHa-F Ia b smd afier li-icning 30
..a aliress ct Pres,deni Springer.
UaHF a N nUckers and Mayor Jas
E Hsa. q recess will b. takeu f,r lsneh
llg delegates viii reas-euibie af the
tle.tro al $50 IA tbe afternoon
whore several trains cf ears will be
lmg Co take thom on sight see
.Hg-triP 90 che stock yards aHd pack
H houses
Inur-lay afteruoan = reception
aHi rsa Sill bo givea al Eacry, Bird
a. Iaaye1's tsa rsou. This tuuctiau
eIl ua ia charge Of che ladies 81
h1u-ls Guy.
Thursday night a reception sud
-uaksr val De- Z ven al pres head
Iaarsers ia rhe Baltimsre botel 60
.le newspaper men. No oae buf
ll.H.er- Of tbe lrseruity ani fes
araFaricsl spel binders Will be al
Iftiei
A rate Of sI5 for the round trip
4a- been made, which b. $40 less than
lle regular fare one way. A. loo
uames must De secured before the
rain will De- ordered, all who wish
J3 go uu this excursion should send
.H.ar uames and addresses 10 G. ,.
Autin, secretary, Coates House.
hausa- CRY, No.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Palisades Hotel Changes Hands.

Mrs. ID. T. Strouse is again in
charge of the Palisades hotel having
taken up the work "Wednesday morn
ing. On account of her daughter
i'll health Mrs. T.. V. Price thought
best to relinquish control and has
moved to the Washington building
on Main street.
Mrs Strouse will run both the
dining room and sleeping rooms up
stairs. The dining room and sur
roundings are among the most conn.,
Portable in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Free Care for >,ck neadache.

Chumher aims ~tamrrh aud Liver
rth.ets are "a rprtHrn cure for sick
headt II taken as snJu as the
first Indication pf the disease appears
they will prevent the attack Get -
free sample at all druggists drug
store aud give them trial.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Sfx-Handed Euchre.

Mr.. aud Mr., Geo. Holmes enter.
tained forty five guests at siX-handed
euchre on Wednesday evening A
most elegant luncheon was served Al
9 O'Clock. Cards lasted until mid
night. Mrs. Walker Burnett sue
ceeding in carrying of the lady s
prize, "a handsome china plaque
John + Whip won the gent, prize
a hand some beer stein. This party
was he incest affair Guunisou has
eniOved for sometime. Everything
was elegant and beautiful in arrange
ment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
No,,.e to StoakhoiAars,
JHST Bs,SE

No iee BE- herebV given that the an
uual meeIiuz al tHe -.ackhBlders. oi
the First Nttionsi Bank of Guuuisau
C1lorado. " 90 be- held st lts bank ing
house ga TUESDAY. Jtnuasy l5 D., 1908
5ctween the hsurs af two aud three
a'eipck p. m fef The purpose pf elect
nag directors t1 agrye daring The en-
-uiug year AID iJr fhe trtu-artion OF
ant otaer bushes properly brought
before s..id meeting.
Mipness NV hand aud thc seal Of
said bauk, a. Glnuis1p. Colorado.
lhi- 3rd day ot d. mbor a. -. 1909
Seal " ". MCKEE.
Cashier.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

The assessors Office finished the
years work on December 31st and
turned the abstract books over to the
county treasurer. So YOU can step
up and pay your taxes on the dot.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
Domestic Scienee.

The Junior Domestic ScIenoe club
was this week entertained by Mrs.
tsen. Helheringlou. An elaborate
menu was couirived b.. the hostess
rom the 20 cents a I lafe allowed fvr
be luncheon. II is given below.
o. NENI
Tomato Soup
Celery Olives
Fish salad Wafer
Beef Roll with Brown Sauce
Escalloped Potatoes
Dreamed Cabbage
Rolls Guiler
Fruit Salad Caramel Cake
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
OHIO CITY MINES
Tax S.saatsoa l. shS God bzs1k
DfssrGct-

NJ. L NJ Gardner y also aa oguer
~ this property.
Taos. sharp ssa Harvey servessu
have fai-had tbeF assessments lu
spriug sai JsEas guichos. Ibes
have a rae groap of ciaias, a good
prspssst,on Tor capitai.
Thos. stanley hss he azso--msut
work al completed and T. over on
Tomichi eresk fSr the wiuter.
"a J Jones aud 1as. Hartman have
eompletea their work oH a fiHe group
Of claims owned by them. They
have some excslIant ore. some show
ing tree goid
n il reported that abe Btrmpue
viii s5an starr work This property
has praducsd a good am'uut ciu-.a
ering the way lt has been m snaEed
just b low the Raymond is the
Yukon owned by Piusburg parties
Gee Wilson j. one of the owHers and
also has the management Of the prop
erty Ne is doing developmeni work
with small force OF meu aud
high y pleased with the prospects
This ground was bought from Thos.
Stanley.
Ne now come from Spring gulch
60 Jonrs gulch where the Wing,
Granite Mountain. Golden lslet and
other promising properties are stu
ated The Nhig aud Golden Isle
are ranked among the shippers and
are producing a fine grade Of ore.
The Chloride also b as been steady
producer for the past two years. |
is located in Jones gulch.
Carter Bros. anil compsny's long
tunnel i below the mouth of this
gulch. They own large group OF
claims lying between Jones aud
Dutch gulch. They are now drifting
Dil btt VI ilttti ttttihN.
Link Ball and Mrs l. NJ. Gardner
have completed then assessment on
two claims owned by them and Others
and they have vein OF deposit Of
ore over 60 leet wide.
viii someone put up mill and
"a a.. -, a,., h.r. hut tIaA
are only land marks. A real, live
man could do well in this camp.
In Dutch gulch Nj. Il. Waterman
is doing work on his property and
saws it looks fine. Waiter Water
man is also doing work and gives
good report.
JB Chapman and A. M. Water
man have some iue ore in the West
Point.
Several discoveries were made in
Last Chance gulch this fall and Robt
Stotler and Ralph lIeuniug have an
especially good property.
About Mcintyre gul,h the Cort-
hand is taking a holiday but will
commence with full force after
New Years.
The people of OHIO CITY celebrated
Christmas in the usual manner. o.
Christmas day a program was ron
dered by the school to patrons aud
all had a jolly good time. 50 did
the boys down town for they had
Tom and then Jerry-not Reagan
and all IN our city had very fine
time. Turkeys, geese, ducks, chicken
and cranberry sauce suffered
Vim darlington and Frank Fry
came down from their property on
account of Mrs. Tarkingtons being
i'll on Christmas. MIR. Harrington
took her to Salida to consult DIR.
Coehem.
The new strike just southeast of
town is reported all right and the
ground is well staked. MIR. Nourse
and associates are the only ones ss
yet who are doing extensive work
These properties are located in the
Box canon district.
The assessors GffiCe finished the
years work on December 31st and
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02

Orders for Racine hosiery left at
my home will be promptly filed.
Mrs. Kate Redden.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
ORA Y PLATA CLUB is
TO DANCE TOMORROW

The first dance to be given by the Orc
Plata Dancing club will take place in
Renshaw hall tomorrow night. This Is
considered one of the most exclusive So
cety dancing Clubs in the city, and no
invitations will be issued outside the club
members. 1t is rule of the club that
when member has an out-of-town guest
visiting him that guest will be received
as guest of the club at these dances,
but no resident OF the city. The member
ship is limited 10 100.
Arrangements are completed to make
this, the first dance, one OF the society
events OF the week. Bergstrom's orchestra
will furnish the music, and long pro-
gram of dances is promised.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
BROBEGK
1876 W. Broadway Phone 69l B

For good cup of coffee try our Hoffman
House there is nothing better
per pound ssc 3 pounds. ..... 90
Sweet Potatoes, Eastern Jerseys, per
pound ......,.......,t.... .'.'4C
HAMS.
Small Lean Hams, skinned, per
pound .....t.......,....... ...''.'.'' IoC
Swift's Picnic, per pound ..........1Oc
LARD.
Pure kettle-rendered lard 3-lb.
pals, 4oe s-lb pals. 6oc 10 lbs. ST. ID
BUTTER.
Brobeck's Best Creamery Butter, fresh
direct from the creamery three
times per week; per pound 27 L &c
FLOUR.
Brobeck's Fancy Patent the best
bread -four made special. .,.... 81 40
Rex Flour. SO pounds. ...... 1.25
No. / Dakota Hard Wheat Flour. 1.25
CHEESE.
The best full cream mild American
Cheese can't be beat soc per pound;
3 pounds. s................... SOC
PRuNES.
Mcaty. small pits, per pound 30
Extra large. 4oe to soc 5 puands. 25c
SUGAR.
100 pounds fine Granuated Sugar,
500. IS pounds. ds............... Sf.c0
PROMPT DELIVERY I'M CITY ONLY
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
MINERAL EXHIBITS ASSURED

Prof. A. N. Winehell member of the
state board of commissioners and chair
man of the department of Minerals and
Metallurgy, when seen today by repre-
sentative from the Inter Mountain, stated
that every thing looks bright for fine ex-
hibit
He has lad an extensive correspondence
with leading mining companies and in
dividuals throughout the state with the
result that he has promise of enough
mi'nral products to make the exhibit one
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
Butte Inter- Mountains
WORLDS Fair Tour Conditions:


that Snver Dec and Misou
others
The shsH if ito
ell
hVodng will Monday
semiwkly
the Of
gvcn q olows:
Single cut from Daily
Subscription special coupon Of * Votes
Subscriptions Weekly special coupon of 80 Votes
Paid in
SemWeeky
Subscription, Daily outal z5c, a
of paid
Subscription Daily Inter Mountain, special
tpad Votes
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain, months, $3.50,
special OF lPad Advance Snscrpionai
al
Mountain
n
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
BUTTE BRIEFS
rton Bros. Pianos and organs

Orton Bros. Pianos and organs.
Late this afternoon the pallbearers to
act at the funeral Of the late Robert b.
Turner were selected. They are as fol-
lows: George Casey, I. M. Hodgens, f.
I. Mcbride Roger Knox, Carl Hand and
A. ]. Huneke.
The kayalli hotel at Hamilton will be KEEP.
open the year round.
The funeral of Emma Nylund will take
place Tuesday afternoon at 80 o'clock
from the First Baptist church.
DIR. Schapps, Owsiey blk. TEL No. 16.
There will be preaching in the hall oc-
cupied by the Latter Day Saints, ooa
Utah avenue, this evening at ? 80 o'clo ck
by Elder ]. ID. Stead late OF Lomani
Iowa, on "rhe Rcorga lied Church OF
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainrs.'
Lippncott 4 Darrow, 200 Pennsylvania
block.
]. G. Bates, piano tuner. Residence
"rhc Dorothy" Tel. 6oo-A.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09

guest.
in jus, gs usual. more than 5000 strong, and
at last reports this afternoon they were still
coming.
10 be accurate. $3.50, votes were polled TO.
day in the contest. OF. rather the % contests
that the Inter Mountain is conducting in the
stale
Miss Mabel Beaumont is the leader for the
day in the state She polled a,oIs votes today,
OF which 1000 were cast for her in Silver Bow
county. Miss beaumont is Powell county
candidate, but has host OF friends in this
city where She sang recently in concert,
Other high votes IN the state today were as
follows:
Miss Catharinc Recs. Mcaghcr county,. 1859
Miss Clara Chaplin. Meagher county,. 1887
Miss May Morley. Sweet Grass county. r,i31
Miss Laura kgallan, Silver Bow county OF
The total vote to date is ssJ,s17. the quarter
million mark being passed today And still
the vote continues TO increase.
Should Watch Coupons.
II would increase iot faster ii the voters
would be good enough 10 watch the expiring
date the coupons. More In sorrow than
in anger the Inter Mountain calls attention,
for the stcenth time. To this oversight on the
part o well meaning voters.
They will try TO vote coupons after these
coupons have expired. iGerc Is a huge waste
basket downstairs where the votes are counted.
and !LiA inddy contains a stack ol such con-
pom. They are thrown away because, unde.
the rules OF the centes., they ouilawcd.
nv "',. pt'"'sn W ~ N''p''i
~ H'' "a "'.sH :" ~" .t 30 "',s'
nm 'ti u 'aa l,1 W - = n'h", ~ =.
il, but II you don't cast il in that time il does
not ceunt. Please bear this IN mind. al
course, your oversight docs not hurt the Inter
=, H.. ,.,', IL, i -, -, ~, ,,a'a
- , 80 -, - | - -
. ~ ~ ''st''' 'i'"' -" oss' '''' ~
"''' c;,, ,,
o''sS' "" Ieaae's.
To-Day b leaders III olftf DO" county are AS
| ioip"s'
| MISS Laura higallaii. laii..s................... otI
| Miss Cara bhrkaid. d...''.......s........... 73a
Miss q. N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1872
Miss Hanna Courtney Of Silver Bow county
| polled u votes today in Mssoua eounty.
| Miss Dougherty oi Rayalli county pollcd four
votes in Deer Lodge county today
The mail today 10 the home Office brought
votes 10 tie following candidates:
Della lhmler, Lewis and Clarke county, Mel.
lie l.ongstail, Mi soua; Jessie Goodrich JET.
ferson; Myrtle Clark, Granite; Nina Graham,
| Deer Lodges Ruby Moore Gallain; floy l..
| Olds, Rayall; Ethel Gilehrist, Granite; Laura
| Harper, Rasalll. Margaret Carter, Custer;
Edna Jackson, Madison; Bessie Van Iandt,
Gailain.
Miss Seitz, for long leader in the Silver Bow
county contest, who withdrew last week be-
cause OF her impending departure for cinen
natl TO take musical course, called at the
| Inter Mountain Office today
Il want the Inter Mountain said she, "to
express my thanks TO all those many kind
friends who supported me with their votes
previous To my withdrawal. | ever will re
member their kindness, which is appreciated
just rs much as II ! had remained in the race
and finally been elected"
The statement at the opening of this artiel,
that the snow did not interfere with the vot.
is not just exactly accurate 1t, or sometime
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09

Drug Store this week they are selling 81
bottles OF MRS. DIR SCOTS FEMALE
VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Tor sos.
They say II you are not satisfied with the
medicine they will give you your money
back. The above offer is good this week
only. 100 North Main Street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
WANTS TO KEEP THE ORES

j. r. Wharton seems inclined to keep
the mineral exhibit at Columbia Gardens
for the inspection of visitors at that pop
ular resort during next summer. Mr..
Wharton is Of the opinion that the people
who go to the Gardens should have some
thing else than grand scenery, grass, flow
ers. wild animals and babbling brooks to
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
Exhibits From Far Ncrtr.

San Francisco, Nov. o.--Frederick
Koltcheff and Charles Homeler of ST.
Michael, Alaska, arrived here yesterday
with part OF large Arctic and Alaskan
collection for exhibition at the St. Louis
Fair. They ale on their way to New
York, where the cs;lecto. will be shown
dui'ng the winter. No exhibition will be
made here as the bulk OF the exhibit is
nov en- 10 lte direct from Seattle
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
AT NEWRRO,S

PROMPT DELIVERY I'M CITY ONLY
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
of the best ever sent from any state in the

West. ~
The exhibit from Fergus county is now
stored in this city and that from Flathe6d
will be here III short time. The special
agent of the commission is now in Granite
county and after covering a few other
counties his work will be completed.
Prof. Wnchell is hopeful of having the
Columbia Gardens exhibit, as this has been
promised as part of the exhibit to be made
by Senator w. A. Clark. Senator Clark
will also send other products of his mines
and complete model, showing the in
dustry from the first to the last stage of
production of the finished copper
At present most of the work is ir an
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09

incomplete condition and matters have not
taken definite shape. But Prof. Winchell
is enthusiastic about the work in his de-
partment and feels assured that the ex-
hibit will be the most complete sent from
the western states.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
FIFTEEN THOUSAND
IS T0DAY'S TOTAL
1T WOULD BE HIGHER HAD NOT A
NUMBER OF THE COUPONS RE-
CEIVED EXPIRED.
SHOULD NOTICE THE DATE
Many Voters Send in Coupons Too Late
For Entry-Mss Mabel Beaumont
Is Leading the List Today.

"'Twas cold and cherries mofning"-but
not for the Inter Mountains World Fair tour
contest The snow and the low temperature
didn't freeze up any OF the votes. They rolled
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09

THE DESIGNER AND DELINEATOR.
The December numbers of these popular
nr,sehold magazines are ready today at
the ?. o. News Stand, also Pictorial Re-
view, Elite Styles, Junior To;lettes, Some
thing to Read Princess Novelette,, and
many other popular books. 81 West
Park street.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-09
,aze upon; he needs the mineral exhibit in

the business.
According to Mr. Wharton the Worlds
Fair at St. Louis will not get sight of
this valuable collection of ores, models
and so on, as he is decidedly opposed to
moving it. This may interfere somewhat
with Prof. Winchell's plan to include this
in Senator Clark's Montana exhibit.