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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-13

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-13

For a nice. upto date buggy call or
w. d. Packer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-13

Good eating always at Fred HarveyS
S. Fe Cafe c. B. Duffy, Mgr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-13

eummed Oil Tags.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-13
CHEAP RATE TO BOSTON.

s41-s5 Boston ard Return.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
Ohio City Notes.

Nevs-C hampton Correspondence
The Yukon force IL still drifting
on the vein, the average of which is
: feet.
Rev Hodges was talking 10 the
people Of this vicinity SUNDAY and
baptized several children.
The county commissioners should
investigate before contributing tu
the poor. This county should have
no paupcrs.
The Wing Is still pounding away
with a force of 20 men That is the
proper system and the only way to
make a mine
Monday evening a big surprise
was held on Mrs John Adams. There
were 1 sleigh loads in the turnout.
Dancing, music and cards were the
sports of the evening.
Sharp and Ball are doing some
outside work ON the Calumet group
Ball was grunting around FRIDAY
and Saturday and did not 90 up To
work until Tuesday He is always
gruntiug.
Mrs. J Gardner came from Akron.
OHIO where she has spent the winter
Say you should have seen that smile
on Johns face. You could have
gotten a good meal if smiles were
edible.
The Revenue shaft is going down
with good results. ] am inlarmei ii
Is reported that John Johnston VIII
commence 10 build q road TO his
property a. soon as the frost Is out
Of the ground and they will then put
IN machinery.
N . Waterman is working his
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
Pow 5erhora Posa;erS.

Me- aaunlan Corzosg-la.isa-c.
Al Gaariaisa aI Da5ais Iareaml
"a HF aai- Boa tbe valley Mem
at
tul bal m tae Paaiorham
. Wednesday HLh March I.h
q Hua b. assured cyep baiy
q surprise party was given Mrs
VA Foster lazf THURSDAY evening
By H Faauc people ia fbe valley
Tai about good nme. vel
sha z rsmark thn ve'did bavet
suTHsr was served at ~ 1eluck asd
itp- neulv oae 5cI1ck before the
began departing fr theu
hu Everyone seemed Oh thu
auR .r ani1y themselves
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
Marble News.

| Tim
Tic raldest morning thisNvutr
was Fast Sunday l6 below zer1.
Aaaher attempt was made this
fwee r1 take the block of Marble
to 1Ir osglod'- residence. but the
attea1t was a futile one The block
is Sill within the city limits
Ne are glad % note that al the
present time Lessee Lamov has an
excellent showing la the Lead King
min which will warrant continued
shi rments. This well known prop
ertr does not need amy extra puff
frlm us shipments are what count.
The claim is producing right along.
netting the lessee a handsome profit.
Il is gratifying 10 note that the
Black Queen ore bins are overlowing
with mineral ready to ship out as
su1n as the trail is open for packing
>up't Turley and a few men have
been busy since fall opening up new
ground for increased shipments the
coming summer 50 sthat this noted
property may again be listed among
the steady producers of the district
There is an old trite saying that
ID is darkest before dawn and we hope
t1 see this verified in regard TO the
upper portion of the Crystal valley
Last year was undoubtedly one of
tha dullest ever experienced bv our
crzens from mining standpoint.
bH there is now a ray of hope that
the coming season may be one Of
a.rivity in every line The promised
railroad extension, resumption Of
work ON the marble quarry. the cree
tom Of a marble mill and other new
enterprises in contemplation, all in
d.gate lively time i'm this district
tho coming summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
Tomichi Happenings.
Nevs-Champion 'Iorrospondence.

News-C hampton 'orrcspondence
School closed at the Nader district
last Friday
p II Nader is on the sick list this
week lie has a touch of Ia Grippe
Talk Of "A farce to be- given bv To-
cal talent is in the air 'The Turn
Of the Tide is the play selected.
The Twentieth Century Literary
club held It's bi-weekly meeting last
Friday at the Nadcr school house
The program was largely impromptu,
but well rendered. Next week the
club holds forth al the Parln school
house
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13

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ai l WEDNESDAY lMareb-l
vh a Ies aham - af aer
ire e ial1aiei ulrh zelie-
I'll s aal ku5s There vers
a hauia and a euitsr Ma
sIe HauE cards ana eearrl good
t.m HI the Hi ehi uutI = aei1es
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
White Pine Pickings.

News-C hampton Correspondence
VIII Shaw from the kendal ranch
was visitor here this week.
Mr.. Flannigan is crippled quite
badly with the rheumatism
Robert Downs has returned to
White Pine after a few months
absence.
Snowshoeing seems 10 be the
main feature Of attraction in White
Pine at present
II Is reported that some good
bodies Of ore have been located in
the Erie mine at North Star.
Miss Mabel Soden was Delightfully."-
surprised by a number Of her little
friends on Monday afternoon. The
event was IN honor Of her eleventh
birthday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
Doyleville Doings.
amrion uoudmuce

Neasi hampton lorr'suuudnuce.
Mrs ID A. Mel ouncll 3. au the sick
ii-i
L. Medley and j bennett went %
GHnHis1n last SATURDAY,
The church services were well at
tended last SUNDAY Ietu- hope for
% pleasant day the 33ud
School win begin at DOYLE April
Gth Miss M O-gaod who has been
highly recommended. not only for
her teaching ability in the public
schools but also for her knowledge
ol music will have charge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13

To himself and the state in this
matter
We want members. we must ex-
tend our influence to the uuermost
parts Of the state. Life membership
fees are low. only $1,000. Where
this cannot be afforded an annual
membership at 500 doubtless can.
All monies will De carefully and
judiciously spent, and faithfully
accounted for. Drafts and money
orders made payable to Jabez Nor
man, Sec'y. Address: The Colo
RADIO State Forestry Association,
Denver, Colo
Most respectfully,
JABEZ NORMAN.
Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
Colorado State Forestry Association.

Nuv--GwWJuN. Gmui4on. Colo.
Tho Colorado State Forestry assn
0atu desires 90 have vau saw to
TIRE people through your valuable
olwu- ldat it is mauguratiug a
,uuim of forest agitation for Tie
purpose of interesting the citizens a
Colorado in forestry and forest
rrssgratiaa
That this l~ necessary is seen ia
&C. fact tlu a. wears Of fire and
rilage have reduced our mountain
forests from 10000 square miles 10
ies7 than one sixth Of that area. The
gravity of the situation leads us TO
AK yau o. john in an efart.ta arrou4e
o-r citizens t1 a sense OF the danger
t.at tareGte1s to deuude cur noun
B. us.
We shall print and distribute our
+ -t- laws. and publish leaflets
aac hu.leiin- aI information on for
e--~v bIcct- for distribution. We
F.u Or p5llie meetings over the
-.re besides other means % stimu-
is'a interest o. be announced later
on
These things win require money.
hrt wa lo mot c.me begging. This
is moi charity. IL Is vital to all
>. citizen cam escape the Obligation
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
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longs the arr.lr fa tds discovery %
,li- member .f ils t..Iuri.ie Gmly.
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bar 1901 .at Nr Sanford .va- a
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ID bssufiiaI hru1s lar8ia in ..lf G4ad
lire mr DE- ma.i3 a rarafaI- te-t
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faaf b va- tHl.rlis .feuppr Nu.
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it1r e ibe Engineering and Mining
J1uma I'd Nsu IHs v1- brought
D. Mr. Saai5rt- office by friend OBJ
both and Mr. Sanford tli Mr. Bi,k-
hri tie eusTe story connected with
hs discovery Mr. Blckarl appeared
deeply interested and went aH vitb
his daia ud lui sampla af the
ue ln the all uI igl3 ram. the
hr-i announcement frm Vale that
telluride 1T copper bad bceu di-ao,
cred the sample hai becn furnished
by Mr. Richard aud ihe new mineral
banned iiickarirc in his honor Mr.
Sanford has by correspondence with
Prof Peuhcld. tried to have nghled
che wrong dome him by'robbing him
of the credit but thc Professor has
written back tha "ThecIdld has been
named and it would uot bc policy
/ % change it,
/ The iact remains. however that
Mr.. Sanford was the discoverer. and
should have receivcd the honor that
was accorded To Mr. Rickard.
! Mr.. Sanford is still prosecuting
his investigations with the peculiar
ore from the Good Hope mine and he
believes they will result in develop
ing telluride Of gold and copper in
the same material The quantative
values from the late investigations
show forty per cent copper and sixty
per cent telluride
DIR Weiss has the property well
equipped and has just bet contract
Tor 200 feet more of sinking.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13

Aspen Democrat. Joe Hum. the
hustling Aspenite, who has the con
tract for running the tunnel at St.
Elmo, departed last evening for Den
yer ON an important business matter
after a short stay in this city renew
ing old acquaintance and attending
10 business matters here. Joe does
not appear Of the same heavy built
nature a. he did before he left the
city and upon inquiry we found
that he has lost thirty pounds since
leaving here. lie is now held up ON
all sides by Messrs. Bonnen. Smith
Ogden, Con and others applying for
hls new anti-tat receipt at any cost
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
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Cooper Tire aav- prmmuee 90 "a
splendid aatertilmeut
Grua Andrews i- hauling the
material with which a build new
it hla- and milk house c1mbined
t,eHr1e IS ba-.lmg dHry man and
ibis VIII ada tory m.ently t1 tbc
convenience 9l tla ba-iue-s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13

How often you heIr it remarked;
Its only "a cold, and a few DAYS
later learn that the man is ON his
back with pneumonia This is Of
such common occurrence that cold
however slight, should not be disre-
garded Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy c1unteract- any tendency toward
pneumonia 1t always cures and Is
pleasant % take sod bv an drug
EIsts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13

zen-The railway officials are
anxious to open the Floresta. II is
NOT the question of clearing the track
that deters them. The jar of the fan
ger would precipitate snowslides that
would wipe out life and property. so
tdev must wait for old Sol : warming
influence to do the more dangerous
part Of the Frank Young of
Eual and Iron came over Monday 10
attend some surveying at the mine.
Mr. Young is the third oldest emplove
of MS company from point Of service
hurng been with the company over
~rrenteen wears The auditor. Mr.
Rider. and the porter Of the Denver
office are the two who precede him.
Erary officer Of the corporatios has
been changed during Mr.. Young 5
auployment
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13

>aguache Crescent-Nr. and Mrs.
VII McDonough came down from
the Cochetopa last Friday VIII
started back home the first of the
we K. while Mrs NcD1nouch viii
remain some time with her parents,
Nr and Mrs ] II. Williams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
Gsnjsn smoking in J.m,tc..

demand is being mace in Janai-
ca for the SUI pres ion Of the practice
OF ganjah smoking among the many
thousands Of East Indian coolies who
work on the wharv5s and farms.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
Happiness for .uppish- w...r,.s

Some people reach the zenith Of hap
piness when they imagine themselves
to be in society, and are striving to
follow their example
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13
The Vulcan Times
VULCAN, COLO.
Week y. Sl.OO a Year.

Gives all the news Of the develop
ment and production of the Southern
Gunnison Gold Belt Many oppor-
tunities for profitable investment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-13

Newest hampton Correspondence
The Yukon force Is still drifting
on the vein, the average of which is
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-26
WRECK
3. G 3. ENGINE STRUCK cCW AND
JUMPED TRACk-LITTLE
DAMAGE,

A small wreck occurred ON the
Brunswick & Birmingham railroad
yesterday about 2:30o'clock a few
miles north or Thalmann, but no one
was hurt and very little damage was
done.
The regular through train to Offer
man, which leaves the city at 80 in
the afternoon was delayed several
hours, cow was killed and the ten
der of the engine jumped the track
was the extetnt of the damage. 1t
seems that the above named passenger
was going at fast speed when several
miles beyond Thalmann, when COW
suddenly appeared on the thack and
before the engineer could effect the
breaks, the engine struck the animal
at full speed. The tender of the en-
gin separated and jJfmped the track,
but no one was injured in the least.
1t was necessary, however, to tele-
graph to the city for another engine,
to right the tender, which was done
Immediately, and in few hours the
train was able to proceed to Offerman.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-26
MIDGET
OHIO PEOPLE ELECT HIM MAYOR
JOkINGLY AND NOW WANT
HIM oUSTED.

Columbus, Ohio May 25.-The new
municipal code of Ohio gives the gov
ernor authority to remove mayors for
cause and the little village of Ames-
Vile desires to take advantage Of the
new law.
At the last election the town cleo
ted as the chief executive the oldest
piece of humanity that ever graced a
mayors chair in the Buckeye state
He is forty years of age, weights only
105 ponuds and is 40 inches high.
The election was the result of a
joke but now the good people of this
little town are of the opinion that the
joke Is on them and the citizens of
the place have now flied number of
charges as, inst Alorzo Weed, tho
midget mayor.
They state that the mayor is men
tally wrong and they ask the COVER
nor to remove him.
The affair is causing considerable
laughter in other parts Of the state.
Upon the receipt of the charges the
governor suspended the midget mayor
and if they can be sustained by the
citizens the little fellow will have to
hunt another job.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-26
THOUSANDS ARE
IDLE IN GOTHAM
MORE THAN 10000 MEN OUT ON
STRIKE OR LOCKOUT IN
NEW YORK.
LOSING S3,96O,OOO WEEKLY
Trade Paralysis Has Reached STAGE
More Extensive Than Heretofore
Known Under any
Circumstance.

New York. May 25.-There are
165,0G0 idle men in New York city,
not withstanding the fact every line
of business is booming in the city.
The men, but for the strike, would
make $3 100000 week.
Industries and firms representing
total capitalization of $3.50. .000. .OG0 are
at a standstill.
Trade paralysis here has reached
a stage more extensive than any here
tofore known, even during the peri
DDS of great industrial depression.
Most of the workmen are idle be-
cause OF the recent decision of emL
ployers' to stand together and fight the
demands Of one union by throwing
the workmen of many unions into
idleness.
This is the greatest contest between
the union labor organizations and the
employers Of union labor ever seen
in this city. 1t is almost equal in its
magnitude to the differences in the
Pennsylvania coal regions last sum-
mer. The employers have formed an
organization known as the Board of
Building Trades, by which it is pro-
posed to tight the union labor element
through lockouts in one branch of the
building trade when a strike occurs
in another branch.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-26
r. L. PREMPERT PASSES AWAY.
Well Known Travelling Man Died In
Wilmington Friday.

News has been received in this city
OF the death of r. l.. Prempert, which
occurred in Wilmington, N. G., on Fri
day last. Mr.. Prempert was prominent
travelling man and has been coming
to this city for the past several
years and had many friends here.
In speaking of the death of Mr..
Prempert, the Wilmington Messenger
of May %, says:
This morning at 2:30 Mr.. Rem L..
Prempert entered from this life in
to the beauties of the Great White
Beyond. The announcement of the
passing away OF this universally popu-
lar man will pass a pail of gloom and
almost unconsoable sorrow over the
hearts OF many. This sadness will
not be confined alone to Wilmington,
but will reach many other cities and
even many states of the Union where
Mr.. Prempert had Travelled and where,
as traditional with him, he had made
scores of true and admirlng friends
lie had been sick for number of
months and received treatment at the
James Walker Memorial hospital, this
city, and the John Hopkins hospital,
Baltimore At one time it was
thought that he was on the road to
recovery but He, who doeth all things
understandingly and wisely, deemed
this not best. Two days ago he com
menced to sink rapidly; then uncon-
sciousness came, when even hope was
forsaken, and this morning at 2:3O
surrounded by loving relatives and 10y
al friends of this city, he breathed his
last.
The deceased was man of gener-
GUS impulse. He lived in a world of
brightness and always desired and
tried to make those around him live
in his world He was loved by all
who knew him, and his many deeds OF
kindness constantly left a path OF
admiration in his wake. One of his
greatest traits-one pure white in ma
ture-was his devotion to his aged
mother. To her his loss will come
with great shock and perpetual
sadness that II indescr!babIel
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-26
FALCON BURNED
TO WATERS EDGE
STEAMER CAUGHT FIRE AT WOOD
BlNE YESTERDAY AND WAS
TOTALLY DESTROYED.
FLAMES QUICKLY SCATTERED
AS Soon as Crew Discovered the Blaze
They Made an Effort to Extin-
guish it, But in Few Minutes
Boat Was Gone.

The steamer Falcon, owned mostly
by Captain B. A. White. and which
runs regularly between this city and
points on the Satilla river, caught fire
yesterday afternoon at the wharf at
Woodbne and was totally destroyed.
Information of the burning of the
tug was received in this city late yes
terday afternoon, and details were
quite meager
From what was gathered by The
News 1t seems that the steamer was
|discharging cargo at Woodbine, and
all of the crew was busy assisting
in the work. The fire was discovered
in the hold of the steamer. The crew
at noce secured the water pumps and
workd hard to save the boat, but the
fiamIes had gained good neadway, and,
from all accounts, the steamer and
the entire cargo was totally destroyed
The Falcon left Brunswick yester-
day morning on her regular tri.weekly
trip. 1t must have been about three
or four o'clock when she reached
Woodbine. Just how the fire originat-
ed is not known.
The Falcon was purchased by Capt.
White about four years ago for the
purpose of running to points on the
Satilla river. The purchase price was
in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Captain White did not return to
the city last night and information
furthr than here given, could not be
obtained. 1t is understood, however,
that the boat was partly insured, but
the loss was heavy.
Just what arrangements will be
MADE for another boat to go on the
run in place of the Falcon is not
known, but some boat will probably
be supplied for the present.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-26
TWO DIRECTORS
co TONEW YORK
ANOTHER MEETING OF q. G. 8.
TO BE HELD DURING THE
PRESENT WEEK.
MAY ELECT A PRESIDENT
Local Directors Teleeraphed to Come
at Once-Object of the Meeting
Not Known by Officials
in This City.

!, Something is going to be doing
asaaA 81. & B. circles in New York
this as flf,, and meeting of the di-
rectSAs will be held probably today
Telegraph requests were received in
the city Sunday by the local directors
of the road asking them to come to
New York Immediately, and General
Counsel f. E. Twitty and Auditor F. B.
Chandler, both of whom are directors,
left to be present at the meeting,
Just what is to be done is not
known in the city, but 1t is generally
thought that the president will be
elected. 1t will be remembered that
since President Machen sold out his
interest and resigned the presidency,
there has been no president of the
road, but Director Fairbairn has been
acting in that capacity and it is gen
orally believed that he will be elected
to the place. However, the program
may be different, and 1t is rather hard
to. say just what will occur.
The other local directors of the
road were also requested to attend the
meeting, but it was impossible for
them to get away. The result of the
meeting will be watched by the peo-
pie of Brunswick with mich interest.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-05-26
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SOUTH GEORGIA BRICK AND SUP
PLY COMPANY ORGANIZES
AND NAME OFFICERS.

A meeting of the stockholders of
South Georgia Brick and Supply COM
pany was held in the office Of .Messrs.
Crovatt G Whitfield Saturday night
and the company was organized with
the following board of officers and di-
rector: President and general mana
ger, Joel A. Green; vice president Jas.
Savage; secretary, J. A. Montgomery;
treasurer, J. D. White. Directors: ].
A. Green, James Savage, J. A. Mont
gomery, J. D. White, and G. T. Cal
nan.
1t will be remembered this company
has recently purchased the old Gro
watt brick yards and plant near Way
nesville on the Atlantic Coast Line,
which they have put in perfect .condi-
ton with greatly. increased sacaDac-
ity for the manufacture of brick and
in fact all kinds Of clay products.
The News has it that the company
will begin the manufacture of brick
during the present week.