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A Remarkable Record.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
a remarkable record. II has been
in use for over thirty wears. during
which time many million bottles
have been sold and used. IT has
long been the standard and main re
lance in the treatment Of Group in
thousands Of homes, vet during all
this time mo case has ever been re
ported tO the manufacturers in which
n failed to effect cure. When given
as soon as the child becomes huarse
or oven as soon as the crmpy cough
appears it viii prevent the attack
1t is pleasant 10 take. many children
likeu il contains mo- opium aruth-
or harmful substance and maybe
given as confidently Co a baby as 10
am adult For sale bv all druggists
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Speaking H dr ueV Nauu.H
cliu.u Cd Ia1f- United States aH
tu'UaI mining laws 3D. I- tHa rau
fue-f aHE H 1ufrI information
Eu m.rH- H .Ie mafarf just r4.
thiua r.H aaa t know ahHr i-
-ura D.. lr clearly explained aHi
ca-I'. HmL I.crgr- every phase
al r- Huma land and ufa. .unr-
ml gives mrWt l filing f.- m
an Mind. OBJ h1i Dfher mining
law compilations are iH general -a
trehud tHH only laVFer cam
mas bead ar wI Of Them The
map ai che Gold Hflf is al1ua worth
the small price Of 81 a better
WAY o. Zet d is ta pay a year u adj
vance lHr the NHG- .CHAHrIu>. tle
oHiral organ of Gumism county as
we'll a~ tt- best and leading news
paper and procure the book free as
q premium Call and examine 3D. at
this u.hcc ar send money when the
mining laws and c1l5rcd map will be-
promptly forwarded by mail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Eerri ~.as kmau Incidentally ID
ma, be said thaf u,u,or b. getting
in some mighty e1ad Wsrs fII- TALL
-tesu- -fraialft5 faa lIi legitimate
Tbe arguments aI hdi water. tHt
The ueV Fa sul THaaf- .hr -Hu
h.mr- Dr. riL fa. H1ff SHRINK buy
.r- wanting eaHIa a Hrf bands Bow.
ar aIlraI mH- rrrIr W htuF
-a.Is aH rI. market -ua o. 1.t ia
ulr l.aI uIIh a.I other markets Ha.
bind I uHeIgj fae-e are q lev 1f rae
reasau- advanced laj vHah ara ha1-
lux eud aIaf Hu balk H Ii
fHls Ilru I-'aurHuiHE Ier.Ir1 among
fba wftlf shippers af fhr wrf tdu
tbgy want elod Hma market and
rlag wr .u-' commenting ta 0a.ta
.haf rhe vl, H hHra lHm, market
Dr. O.. build ms Ia build me b b.
mIr necessary tr give 30 sW cali
thu tIrv iutwi ta ship ta Denver
muI .le buyers viii meu fheu
thgr when lhe cars puH up r the
chute
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
NOTICE. To HiIRS

state of Colorado.
County Of Guunison,
In the County Court in Probate
Ia the Matter Of the
Estate Of Moses "
Johnson, Deceased Order 10 heirs h. show.
j A. Leahy. Admin cause.
IstratOr
Aud now on this 10Th day of September \. d.
1893. comes here j. \. Leahy. Administrator of
the estate of Mozes W. johnson decea sed. and
presents his petition 20 the Court for the sale
Cf the real estate Of said Moses W johnson do.
ceased Ca pay the debts of -aii estate.
And il appearing 10 the Court from said no
tittou that proper and legal grounds egist far
the sale Of real estate of said Moses " John
son, deceased. and it further appearing 10 the
Court that the only heir- at law of the said
Mo-e- ". johnson, deceased. are Lagiuia y
Johnson. sister and Thadeus ; Williams. me-
phgw of sand decedentt
Wherefore 70 I- ordered hy tile Court thai
said LayIula y. J. johnson and Thadaus -.
NLiHdu-- uut all other persons Interested fn
said estate be aud appear before this Court On
the l-th uay of bCtuher. A. H. i!si. al the hour
OF Zen clock In the forenoon. To show cause. u
uuy there be- Why an orsior should not b. entered
nt fEl- tnurt. directing said = A. Lashy. D.
liUIluf-fr1tuI. 20 sell an Of said reaI estate or
-n much tHrrHoi H- may ha uecu--ury tor t1a
HuTH'-a specified in said prt'rfHu.
hHuH tu urHu court this llfn day uT -ruJauf-
Hrr, a. ID fpr.
Us rHg uurt;
GEp hrrHUEUNU Judge.
tirst HuN. Sept. % last rub Oct. a laE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

a hartman b. rariiHE . alifl ir.fn
rhf hfad vt iTaFer rr,sk tsur and
al halt ulilos arra-- thr mesa into
~fuhb- euiah fierc Mr. Hartman
intends O. bulid q rescrv9lr The
Cunningham has ihc gmfraei tu
lhs dnch aud cxpoots o. complete
fhr iab heiuc saaN flies. B k
Torril ani thnce other man are al
a1rk ln the ditch a. present fhore
a. large arca .f desert land in
~tubbs ellch thaf This ditch VIII
make m1lactira
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
NOTICE ~ FINAL SiJIJf MINI.

IN the matter of the Estate Of Samuel Holreyd
decreased.
Notice Is hereby given. that un Monday. the
ith day Of October, A. II. 1919 being Que Of the
regular days Of the Oct. term uf the County
Court Of Gunuisuu County, IN probate lu the
state of ulorado, !, Elmer " LEY, Administra-
tor Of said estate Will APPEAR before the Judge
of said uurt present my final settlement as
such Administrator and pray the approval of the
same Hud will then apply To- be discharged az
such Administrator At which time and place
any person in interest may appear and present
objections 10 the same. II any there be.
Dated at tuuuisoH- Colorado, August % 1sri
ELMER MULEY.
Administrator Of the Estate Of samuel Holruyd
deceased.
First pub. Aug 2sth, Last pub. sept 25th.
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~ NNos>
~rHfr .f talHr8iu.
county of .Iuuui-uu .. iA .H" District Court
Frederick " Tuller. PIaiuuT.

Coaar, OF t'aI,.l' ign"l,ar $50 In the District Court
froaaricE Fuller Plaintiff.
international NuIue Conn summons
IINA ueraa..aUr.
The People Of tho state of g4Irr8f. fl.
.'Fg1InlaI Mining Duwnaur fap Iaf,-..I
amt above uaugI tTFErrrst-
a'u ~. h'lt.F Required ra APPEAR iu ain
ttll- y ought aEtln-' sou hy tar aiiure named
uIdlutIN lu tUa district court .If 4rfr.s5r- ,,
state uf tuIUTBiu. and answer ~. E.-',.i..'2t
thHfrln within twenty das- af.rr fH.a ...r,5-
helr", p served within this county ..,r ff -4.r,.
"ui ' this county. or hy uublcariuu. within
.F,ilN laN a..ef lno 7arE toe hereof ezcIuztga
ti ibh DAY "t service or judgement Ig Iafa. . d
D." iaArH aEa .n-t you according 90 lHa IIr5rrr IA
lHr CON Ilaiu't ana N copy of the f.s.rs4r s5rt
.g tlr a1Hru entitled action f,r. rg.r srr.4 v.+I
t..I- summons. ar 30 the -arEire ...ra.f - ma. II
wv ,i lN- -l0''- tilrH fsH fiHN- ss tffa44E 81
emf answer wiz boz HII.y....I El.-s. b f.. b. /. @
Indictment l2 default Hs afTra-afF
'l d't."n i- tfoN-.it Co raouHsr rl. sum
Dl '-.''- N.ln interest tHH.r-1ll ar fTIf rs.r. id
la.r c'Ht Ier nnuu- from EetrHrrr .-E.f Tf
..'" WIN ai'urnH' .ar- .sf p Ts-r r41-r# ..- 1
sum. upon urou.t-7ory motto rar fE. -4r. ..r
fl' amt dated August -rr d T4n
I' I'fH.. ..-" ulurt-a--e given Iv rha Haf4r-f...
~ POP -t. ~ -IiI u..rH .iaref august
a..' il ana rlCuriri lu I.H ..-lf-a HF H.. q. ~
Irt Recorder u. lrurr.I-..n s-ar.44rr q rI--. IL
a'1A 2. 90 pace -".. and N.#'ua Hf.5r HHa 81. ..-
p hlu- t1.e ull..r- claim sur Nsl rsasI r.-.E ~
A'puu.if iuie lliI.l-s claim sur So H..r- -.-.+
ing iinn -sil nfuuu Hr aUHI rrsaf I'd r.-.
Iaf' .r1..ar ~ described il sand Hr..-.4-- .f
.... I'-iii pi ar'ii1tga l' .e.i g. rssfsrr @
20 lu -1iI Urt--i-.t. II, rlurr.s1as ..# i. I
-lf- n'lfc 20 r.'curn decree -f -11 f. d r.,frf -
irtih- -ai q pr'fiIt7o- rU be- a. I Il, -r.tf-fs -
~ lcuioui So demanded ID ar-.4as b ~,
BHte lu said Guuuizdu rr1rr.fr $1,000
more fuis apls1r from ffe ransrlIsTrt Ia 5s;I
lSti"h 20 Which reference is here ura.if. 4.-5
which is nov un Tile lu -s 20 eri-l-f anu
And you are hereby not ed rf5af ID. .r..,,.r.
appear. ahd 20 answer the said rs.rr,,Is5-i+ =.
snuNe required, the said plaintiff Nm -, q
YOU delsuli - he entered, and rHru ar.rIy -,
plant. " 7'ii com
- tTiren under my hand and the Seal ..,f
SEAL -al District uurt at fsurf.izrs- i,
0E -lli county tins eighth day II ~..1-
~ tFiuhgr g. ID Iszs . :. - - -
fi--t lrh. scT't. q. last It-h O..t. D.. Ias
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
THIS IS SO EASY

NFV--CHWrIuN, Sept. llth Tn
der this republican administration
people 1f Colorado enjoy the unpar-
alleled spectacle Of seeing their
soldiers rented to private individuals
30 put a row of pickets around quiet
laboriuE men and their homes
Such thing was never heard of be
fore in free Amcrica
Lake City Times SEPT 18th
Unparalleled is o. Henry Du
You not remember as resident UI
Lake City m l>99. that four hundred
citizen soldiers of this state were
called for bv the democratic sheriff
oi lllu~dalc county. aud immediarely
forwarded ta Lake City bva demo
cratic gayerucr2 The editor af ths
NEv~-OmUIr> must surely De ~ur
leruL Lmm Joss uf .memmv ur Is
willing to graooiullvtpe a mis-
statement tu appear lu the columns
ol h- paper Really. another break
Of this Kind and yrun have fr ret
an the journalistic r1u-t NOW ogcn.
pied solely hy the Rilgrav Pamlr-f
This is a remarkable uaarrarl
Quite the easiest we have -aar
from Mr. B.1irS pen His own
memory IS al fluIt fsr iu IsgJ m,
NEv--lWuruN editor was not mon
had Doe Recently been resident ID.
Lake City Ills logic i- strange fal
how can militia called for bv sher
iti Whose demand could moi leraII,
be refused be paraIleled ta soldier.
sent by a governor against the order
uf the sheriff and the desire Of the
county commissioners and in a cas-,
where there had been practically nd
violence, Does he need 10 be- told
the difference between militia paid
Tor by the state Of Colorado 20 en-.
force Colorado law and militia farued
out 10 mine owners If Cripple Greek
to use as long a. they foot the biIl-s
How about this. friend Blair,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
,pmIsIsrRaroR's Norcr.

E4tafr of Lincoln , Ball Deceased.
The undersigned having hrHu appointed ad-
miUi=I rator 81 thr thc Estate Of Lincoln 4.
baI late OF Che County Of buuuI-t.u and state
of tol1ra.io decreased. hereby gives nutica that
Dr. will auurHr before tha county court uf Guu-
ui-uu county az the Court House iu tiunnisun.
sf tIf ttCtuhDr term, con- Monday Che 18th day Of
tctuhgr fHH at which time Hll persons having
claims against said Estate ore notified and re-
Iuesfed fo attend Tor Tho UuruUse uf having the
same adjusted. All parsons indebted to sand
Estate ere requested tp make Immediate pay
m=ut tO the uuderzguai
Dated ,th day uf ~ct5s ubcr A. d. 1873.
MARY / EALl.. Administrators.
First Pub. sept. ~, last pub. Oct. 9. 1873.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
NnfitE 90 tpNtNi>TE AruE-N sATT OF RTT
tNTArE To PAY BfBtN


~rHrH uf tuIuru.lH.F
lIurty o. Grnui=HU.
ln tha ufa.rgr Of tho estate OF bate II-Ear. I.
erased !. NJ. CORN On. Ai.uIrf-rrafrr.
fN T.rfu"t Of O. drrvHruI urirr o. -nII rU.r5r.-.
.E i7g.H1ra uHis AND. entered of rf.r4r.f ..r. ~.
-i-u day 1t duly. A. ID. 1913. tla lnIs.rs--r-.F
lT# EUtH1rIFH' aud directed rr Sol. rf ID ..r.-.
lo- t'.-- than tho appraised value fIHra.r r.a
t...1E.rE Described EeII l.-rHrH .r v.rr. r.
san NlfH r-.rar iIel -sIrsd tu .u.r.
l-t..- numbered seven. .. d. ..sf .-. and nina
s... au tIurE numbered rHfrrg enc .rI. a- .H
't.ll ui ] Dob Cup. -HFH county ana =tara .r..-,..
"l1 I'.- --uatat a7 -uC. Hu rEH recorded gIar .f
.i town
To uHy rHe de1tz OF z-i.i estate farra=Ii f..r-f..
H'-Iaa-. and 1"-r rrI-a 1rrHIra1.s rfH.r-..f..t
Vow f.larat...a. pursuant %. said .Urisr .f-
I1.ier-lrr1t "a gives notice that ha uflI n.rar ~
Q .e rhr above lsH.rlb.l reel a=t ara. ar rI.. ri-
i1.r oi tHe Post Office in -HIH t..H.-. % Tia t
aL Ten % r.ucs In The forenoon uu >IturI4r. ~.
5Htu deT ~ ~ertH11h-r. a.. ID I1 Is tf.s .a..9-a -
De sold o. thT highest and best bii.I..r rIrsr-.r y
u % urfrr NOT les tIIau the appraised ....r.-
'.T.-t e. above and upon rHymaur of ~.
amount Hfi. ulrrfl8-ar CT pure .a.-ar- ffr.-lr
VII -7slve certificate of purchase ar.t ffff4r ,l.g
l''ilfr 90 decd Tor same upon aufraynI ana s--
1r1.9ii..r ~ =urh sale br tue said county g-g7--
a- prov Idei tv law ''
Lai-d at truuui=ou. August 18th. D 1853
tr.. NJ GuEutN
r4'azsi .- i
Fir-t Huh. AUG r. Isa. last pub. ssft. Is. Ia.z
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

a BAD aaaa.mt ancursa Ne.iue--
d.ly a. tlc Meioh rauah az iamleai
Mr ThuFsu bad hi- vrisi ulsl-ilsa
Is @ Iarflam af the =faker tl.l1HE
% s. u, aas taken o. >.sllia taai
aaTrfnr
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Ihr Mwfra-s turrHr.sf i--ua4i
two rIIrIHH- this weak fa asleha'f
fhc Hr-.eu ~lsue tar Ile tr-I
eilIH Ha- .I5faI Hr lI= ~ the
All ~HrFH .i fle Hrl..Ia HHr-h
Do ua- HHfffIIy .Ir-fuHei with
HalI t.#- ..I f.I a attractive u-
lHrarUH HHHI HHfrl-- ahI hHa.
fU.H-. #....#IH
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
Flow Of Gunnison River at lola.

Tho iu'luviug table gives o. rum-
pauiIye statement Tor several years
1f the estimated flow cd the Gunuisdu
river at l0a Boz cubic feet per srcuud
Hr second beet. One -ec1nd-loB equal
ing jOmiusr~ iucho-. ur about lu
llIMuIn mIunr. Incnn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

AssNnertea Judge Prank r'ver- is
purali-i candidate t1r sspramc clurt
iudre Del iei BE- i- theIr perennial
uau.Hca Fetery aifse from G1,
cmH down 1his mu-i i, interest
ina M Ju.lae Duers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

NJ G. llNmmmEB. llydrographer
The above comparative report sent
to the NEv~-CHNNrIuN through caur-
tesy oi Mr. IIinderIider hydrograph-
err at Denver will DE continued week
lv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

- tr ~ Wr hase talkei vlIh
hsfh lan.ar1- and uI.ahliean-
rbess has lsoH httie i9uhf ezI,rl--.s.i
aboIl tne eisruu af Iudzr Aiar
Ml---.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

Do You Wish to go to California
Now Is the opportunity. The rate
from Denver Is only S2J.uu via the
new DaIhut-EI Paso Route. Write
!. +. Fisher, q. p. \, Colorado a
Southern Ry- Denver Your inqui-
rE VIII receive especial atteutis1.
Location certificates for sale al
tins office. VIII forward hv mail at
F" cents a dozen ar five cent.
apiece.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25
BOOK BARGAINS
bgaH, ol D.
POPUL AR 81 so COPYRIGHTS n,sssass assps

DsfSftL 10 tEiA RSJN : NJ
4 Mans Naman, Frank Norris
The Lion ; bfoud, Duiiieid osborne
IN the Forest. NHsimilian Foster
Doom Castle, Veil Nanra
The Noridiihgs, Leonard Nerricl
10 Hostile Red. J. 4. Altsheier
We eagBe. Frank Norris
Elder boise, Everett tomiinSan
AAiHg ; Pawn. Hamilton Druinnoui
Masters u aen, Morgan kohertseH
The AuioC rats. Shas. 4 i.Hsh
Captain nieppe. Anthony Hope
Heart 5 HIGHWAY, MARY E. Wilkins
0n the v ing OF decisions.
lGel Chandler Harris
braCnla. Bran Steker
Arms and the Woman. Il Ns-ifsth
The Isle of the Ninds, 5. x. Cro1se
The Lady of lastell March,
Owen RhoseDmyl
The Professors Daughter,
Anaa rarQuhar
. Modern Nercenary.
r. and tieskeih priichara
The BLACK Dsag,as, 5. ' Crscken
iHe uaad Red Earth, lea ptiilpefs
The Back " aadsmsa, 4. A. siauiay
Road 20 ruHleHac, Samuel Nere in
jp-ceiyu Cheshire. SarHh B. keunedy
The hlaek Tortoise. Frederick silier
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state of Colorado.
County Of tiuunison. -
In the County Court in Probate
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-09-25

" Is important % fhc maganar r.
some aunHluHHmrul Hr mHlI .i
ut PEARSON s fIf fIHf mrHrf4n.
W.ul wmsH tl.4 nH.. -Hwr mau-a
and pronounced mprlyemH u @
liue nc p1HUy 90 maxim. pEA
tum the others 1s possible. will 1e
lc1 have already been contracted
Il --.---- AA L ------ Ill 49, --------
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-23
7 ak %
SOLONS
President Roosevelt
Will Address
Legislature
Arrives in Madison
on Morning OF
April 3
Extended Tour Of the
West to Last tor
Two Months

Washington, March 16.-The itin-
cry of the presidents trip is about
completed. He will leave Washington
the morning of April l, arriving at
Chicago April 2, at Madison, Wis,
April 8, addressing the legislature that
morning.
After a brief stop at Waukesha, he
will proceed to Milwaukee to attend
the banquet that evening. He will
stop two hours at La Crosse the next
morning, then go to st. Paul and Min
neapolis. He will leave the latter at
night and arrive at Sioux Falls the
next morning. After a brief stop he
will go to Yankton. April and will
be spent in North Dakota and Mon
tana. Then he will make an extended
tour of the Yellowstone park. April
oath the "trip will be resumed and he
will visit Montana points and spend
the 26th at Grand Island, Nebraska.
Monday he will visit, in order, Hast
ings, Lincoln, Fremont and Omaha,
spending the night at Omaha and
reaching Shenandoah, Iowa, the morn
ing of the 2Sth. That day he win
make a brew stop at Clarinda, Van
vert, Osceola, Des MOines, OskalOosa
and Ottumwa, Iowa, arriving at Keo-
kuk, Iowa, the morning of the 18th,
and that day visiting Quincy, H.,
Hannibal, Mo-, and GAINESVILLE, Mo.
He will arrive at st. Louis late in
the afternoon or that night and Thurs
day remain in st. Louis participating
in the ceremonies incident to the ded-
icatiOn of the exposition grounds.
Beginning al Kansas City, May l, he
will next visit several Kansas points.
The trip will then take him through
Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and
California. He will spend four days
in the Yosemite valley, afterwards
visiting Nevada, Oregon, California,
then again to Washington, Idaho, Mon
tana, Utah and Wyoming.
Memorial day will be spent at Lar
annie. He will rejoin his train at
Cheyenne and then start on the home
ward journey. He will enter Iowa the
morning of June 2, touching at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Denison, Fort Dodge, Cedar
Falls and Dubuque. AT the last named
place he will spend the night. The
next morning brief stops will be made
at Freeport, Rockford, Rochelle, Au-
rora, Joliet, Dwight, Pontiac, Lexing-
ton and Bloomington, in Illinois. The
night of June will be passed at
Bloomington June he will go TO
Lincoln, Springfield and Decatur, H.,
arriving in Indianapolis that night.
Thence he will proceed directly 10
Washington, arriving there the even
| ing of June 5.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-23

themselves against IT, Following the
announcement OF that ballot, Senator
Morgan offered a number of amend
ments Of which he had given previous
notice, but they were passed upon adj
versely and without Tollcalls. One oil
these amendments was a declaration
TO the effect that nothing contained III
the treaty should be construed as III
validating the Spooner acts. Senator
Bacon's amendment for absolute con-
troll by the United States was taken
up and Mr.. Bacon addressed the SEN
ate in support OF il. Senators Allison,
SpOoner and other republicans opposed
IL The amendment was lost, 40 TO "a.
The treaty will be ratified today by
a large majority and without amend
ment. On the final ballot many demo
Gratis will vote for 1t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-23
Effort to Break Hayden,s viii.

Eau Claire, Wis, March IA con-
test has been begun in the probate
court against the admission TO pro-
bate of the will of Henry H. Hayden.
The contest is on behalf of his daugh-
ter, Avis Hayden, who has been ad'
Judged insane and is represented by
William H. Frawley, attorney and guar
dian ad litem. The contestant alleges
that the estate amounts TO 100000;
that the daughter Avis was be
queathed only $3.50; that the testator
Mr.. Hayden, was of unsound mind and
was unduly Influenced.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-23
FATAL MINE
EXPLOSIONS
CONTINUING

Pontiac. H.. March 17.-Three more
terrific explosions occurred at the
Cardiff mines Sunday night and yes
terday following that of last Thursday
the nature Of the explosions remaining
a mystery. Six miners were in the
mine Sunday night cleaning up the
wreckage of Thursdays explosion
when the first Of the last series oc,
CURED. Men were sent below at once
TO their aid and recovered William
Humphrey alive, but terribly injured.
The dead bodies of two others were
also recovered, but three of the party
are still buried in the mines, namely
Ulysses AlsersOn, Hutchinson and
Wilson. At nine o'clock yesterday
morning the most violent explosion OF
all occurred, blowing out the top OF
the shaft and wrecking the top works.
Chief Mechanic Michaels was at the
mouth of the pit and was So seriously
injured that he died three hours later.
Another explosion took place at 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, but with
No fatalities. The mine will be flooded.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-23
BOWEN Is
WATCHFUl

Washington, March 17.-Minister
Bowen, accompanied by Senior Angus
to Pulido, the Venezuelan charge,
called yesterday at the Italian, British
and German embassies to inquire re-
garding the negotiation of The Hague
protocol. They learned that the Brit
ish answer is expected Thursday. phe
German minister has received no in
structions from his government. Italy
will probably follow England's lead.
Bowen referred TO the rumors that an
effort will be made to settle the mat
ter at Caracas instead of The Hague.
Sternberg said he had received no in
timation of such intention. Bowen in
formed the German minister that he
had cabled Castro against accepting
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-23
Overlook SCORES AGAINST A
DYANMITER.
MARQUETTE.A BAD COUNTY
Many People There Hold Fish and
Game Laws in Little Repute and
Justice of the Peace Finds This in
Favor of a Convicted Offender
May Have Good Effect
Madison. March IL.

Madison, March IL.
Game Warden Overlook believes
that in the arrest and conviction OF
Charles Previously at Montello for dy-
namiting fish in Wood lake he has
achieved much toward securing the
enforcement and recognition of the
fish and game laws in Marquette cOun-
". Previously lives at Liberty Bluff
and IL appeared in the evidence against
him that he had for long time made
his living by dynamiting fish and sell
ing them. He supplied TO hotels and
meat dealers tubs OF bass and pike.
Deputy Warden Edward O'Connor of
Hancock made complaint and Pew
kOusky was taken before Justice of
the Peace McKudden OF Monticello. At
tOrney Henry Graas of Sturgeon Bay,
clerk in the Office OF Warden Overlook,
was sent TO prosecuet, assisting Dis
trict Attorney w. ID. Mcnamara be-
fore a jury. The defendant was found
guilty and fined S25 and costs, amount
ing i'm all TO SOB. The minimum fine
was imposed because, the justice said,
IL appeared from the evidence in the
case that the practice of dynamiting
fish in that vicinity was more in repute
than the fish and game law.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-23
GOVERNMENT WILL PUBLISH
LISTS OF ALL SOLDIERS
UNION AND CONFEDERATE
Secretary of War Recommends That
Such Publication be Made to "a
cilitate Historical Research and
Preservation of Records-Will be
an Enormous Work.

Washington, March 17.-By di
rection of Secretary Root, the war de
partment yesterday embarked on tbs
extensive work of compiling and pub
fishing a complete roster of the Oh
ficers and enlisted men of the union
and confederate armies. This is the
secretary's own project and he sue
coded in impressing congress with
the idea that it would be only JUS
and fair to the south TO place on the
official lists the names OF the con
federate soldiers in order tnat their
descendants may trace their family
histories with accuracy. The north
through separate publications, have
covered pretty well this ground fol
it's own soldiers. Secretary Root
calling this matter 10 attention oil
congress, said the department was
constantly in receipt of appeals from
state ofRdials, historical societies and
patriotic or memorial associations fol-
transcripts of military records of state
troops, TO answer which would cost
the utmost economy would be to pub
lish a complete roster.
The publication viii be enormous
in size, including no less than thirty
volumes as large as the rebellion
records. In order to carry out the
project the secretary yesterday sen
let,ers to the governors of the state:
asking for certain information.