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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16
Death of Mrs. Dan C Tobin.

On New Years day at Clark's san
itsrium in Pueblo occurred the heath
OF Mrs. Tobin, wife OF Dan c. Tobin
the well known mining man Of White
Pine and operator of the Eureka aud
Erie mines at that point,
Mrs Tobin had spent several snm-
mers at ) bite Pine with her husband
and with her four promising children
Many friends will sorrow with the
husband in this terrible bereavement
Following are some clippings FROM
state papers regarding the death;
Leadville Herald Democrat, Jan. 8
The large auditorium Of the Church
Of the AnuuHciation was filled TO over
flowing yesterday afternoon when the
services we're held over the remains OF
the ate Mrs. ID G. Tobin. The coffin
was almost hidden from sight by the
numerous floral offerings which ~er,
beautiful beyond the ordinary. tn,
funeral address was oy Father Glib
bous Ia his remarks he dwelt toach
ngly upon the beauty of the Christian
lie and char fc.er Of Mrs. Tobin and
referred feelingly to the fact that sh,
left four little children to the care o.
her bereaved husband.
Rocky Mountain News. Jan lllh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J Brown wi
again take up their residence ia Den
yer and will reopen their home which
has baen leased for some time past to
Governor Orman. Mr.. Brown, on,
of the prominent mining men Of Lead
and part owner Of the lex miue. ha-
just returned from a trip around th.
wrrId Mr.. Brown has been ia
Lesdville for some DAYS where She At
ended the funeral Of her sister in law
Mr. ID. &. Tobin She will take Mrs.
robin's four little children TO Denver
with her and place them in school al
Loretto Heights scsdemy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16
MTS TERY or TAYlR PARK.
Nv F&siro.5 to b. FeesSr los
Colora5o & Sossthsra-

1a Fls1a kalab..aaH.
Ehe Hcw Tay ior Park r.iroad l.
eng CuulHInai aruuad she slate
iih - hsvc becu afcuaa iu the Ma
-le baidHg b. Beuvor and tif
HHpaug 81 Eosguu capitalists inoar-
sgr.iea ~ baild the road l. Froaecd
az 81 construed it via al possible
4Feea Abe possibilities of the Foad
"a the position ii occupies neal
ur.e uf ihe mauBtain lines. the RIO
oranie. Midland and Colorado a
~1utheru. have baUu fsod fur spccs-
a iun.
The NV Tayiur Fark Tunnel
shicb Is to pierue the aiauaiains ve-i
ai tuis city, would aFpear 30 be She
ruute sclccied by both she Colorado
>5utherH aud The Rio Grsndo, Tor
py b the storm swept Alpine tunnel
aud Tennessee pass would be eliain
ated.
Officials oi the Rio Grsnde state
there Is nothing in the conjecture.
Manager Herbert states no such
plans are IN contemplation, aud it
sss said IN The engineers office Ia
Denver that the mountain ranges
offer obstacles too q fboult
A A. stewart, who represents the
Boston money in the Enterprise, made
an authoritative statement while here
few days ago:
"rhe railroad is being built by
! Boston capital. Ii is necessary To
reach the compsny's holdings and
open up the Taylor Park district
| We have no connection whatever
with the Denver a Rio Grsnde, but
will be a feeder for the Colorado 4
southern. The company is an indie
pendent company and will remain So
/ the Colorado * Southern being inter.
es;ed only 10 the extent of having i
for feeder. There are no plans 70
extension or otherwise. We hsv'
not considered anything of the kind
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16
Vulcan Locals.

Vulcan Times
Mir Skues returned to Gunuison
Tuesday after surveying the We D. tve
come to stay" claim recently located
by j. II. Jennings.
Mrs: Ray Greene arrived Saturday
from Gunnison where she has been
VISITING relatives for some time, " liIe
awaiting their goods from Cripple
Creek.
Mrs. Medley had her baby in her
arms Monday when she slipped and
tell. While falling she lost ber hold
IN the child which was thrown to
the ground with considerable force.
The little one was quite severely
bruised aud may BE- taken 20 Guuni-
son to receive the attention Of ply
sicisn.
Friends Of Harry Weiss have re-
ceived card- announcing MS mari agr
Thursday. Jan. lot To Mss Grace
Powell. Of Del Norte. They viii be
at home in Vulcan, January fifteenth
where Mr.. Weiss has an elegantly sp-
pointed home for his bride. The
Times extends corgratulatioDs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16
Gard OF Thanks

We wish to express our ~inCerr
thanks to the kind people Of Pa0nia
and dear friends Of Gunnison. also 10
the orders Of l. %. O. r, Rebekshs
and Knights Of Pythias. and when the
dark hour comes to them may hearts
as warm and hands a. gentle admin
iste- to them in like manner Is our
prayer.
Mrs. Emma Francisco.
Mrs. VI. A Buries0n
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16
Mining News fron Pnkin.
W : RAINBOW,
j ID MILLER.
GEo W lIoiMEs.

Miner
An eigbt-inch streak OF high grade
ore has been struck in the first ,evel
of the Wing property, four hsRdred
feet from the shaft. They will have
another car ready Tor shipment soon
Work is being done on the Chief in
the Gold Brick district by the owners
Friend and Brown. Ore is being taken
out which runs &s5 per tom gold, ana
a carload will be ready for shipment
in u few days.
The Farley property, the Golden
Islet and the Climax have been bonded
to New York parties. They have An
option Tor thirty days and should this
deal be consummsfed il will mean
much development for the Gold Brick
district.
The Citizen has part of its new ma
chinery placed. The pump has been
started and the compressor will be
going in few days and the shaft
will then be sunk much deeper. Some
ore is being shipped from this prop
eriy bot owing to scarcity of cars
they csrnot market as much as they
desire.
On the Yellowstone and Bluest one
in the Gold Brick district owned by
Adams and Langill, lease has been
let by the former of his half interest
to ID. &. Mason. The workings on he
claims consist of two shafts one 65 feet
the other 35 feet. Ore is showing in
in the bottoms of both shafts. A tun-
mel was started yesterday which viii
crosscut the vein At depth of about
seventy feet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16
NJ NIL q Tbs Cav.

Nlla Aal-ar 81 q slalaafr aa
81 haH il a aasaa aav $50
Asll.l. Faa Hsa a. 1.1 srE
IT, 1la flla n4rl - 8 sha-
$50 alasaIail : b,aE alth ill.sa zas
Lia.ea 1 zl9aa siih aas alasa haT
flls-ii 81 H.ea.1 nish aza aua Hlira
siariaii b. o,sa tra iza1 aaa.
sa 81 tla aolk z.afHsll alla.
sla tlssn siss lifaaz.f ifsa IHar sofs ass .iaae
b Eaala hass uaa Hilt Hli- sslhHi4ua ..al.
s5ast a. su.i ssa-isi kaaaat aad tlsu
AiHld NalI1f csa.5. sas lH hari sIirarlsc
LsHfsra F1.a.g a.ta lHa uFHatr
flar ta|l o. laas aa tla Haz -iaa a6l
{ .uaa aaa b. alase 80 sat
Eu afll n stndd ann s1rsr aHd sore
sh-Iras4 firth ..a ursla- la ille 8alisarsE
taaEad 5ssr a. isaE alaa tusai aaiE
AL llisluliaiu e HdllIsad e zas
fhan had isss ueaI lilH tairHsar.i faac-
Tealral sas MfuI sifaIH q all1rHuca
2 ue.I baIa EHu snaa and 81 fhat
0Ils saTz #slsslt s1d an1 ksaaf
THan Nslla recalled tlai tis alls hFlta
sha tired ta ssi had sail ia assit
And eesI sia1g th Ht his st1li. dar
sise b.aah d n an ubara Hsed as
o. ihuis 81 she b..ilh.r slg mada auc1 ahen
sine TIRED to sdt gentleman hon.
NicIur Aurdars in v idlita faeir
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Mrs. Geo. HetherIug ou entertained
twenty young ladies Of Gunni-on last
week Friday. The party was in
honor of her sister. Miss Rowena
Jones. The guests were propo=nded
a number of questions on a d me and
Miss Nellie Flsyin carried off box
Of b1nbous ss prize. Refreshments
were served Gnd the afternoon much
eriDyed
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

good crowd thou gh the bitter cold
iav made pleasure hard 10 find on
he ice. In the masking, Mrs. "
". Mckee won first prize for thp
naud5umrst costume md ArChir
Narthway pair # skatcs for thu
most fantastic dress.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

y. +. Drake of Pueblo is expected
here tomorrow TO take a number of
depositions before Judge ileIheriug
ton in order TO establish the claim of
Pueblo man to his portion of an
Austrian estate. Crested Butte Aus
trians do the testltNing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

The Enduer Lumber COMPANY has
been so busy this summer build ug
tor other people that its own new
domicile has been delayed The
enc losure is now made and this
week the office fixtures will be
moved. Harry Endnrr saws he wlII
show visitors one OF ,hr neatcst amt
best arranged .ofii,e- IN Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

il. Atkinson. clerk Of the dis
trict court Of NOntroSe county, wa
in GunniSon Tuesday taking testi-
mony in regard to ditch priorities
along the Cimarron in water district
NJ. 50. Notice Of this was published
in the NEws-CHANFIoS some weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

w. A. Gillsspev, T.. A. McGregor
A. h. Hyxer and EdWiley are Gun
nison county cattle men representing
tins section at the National Live
Stock association meeting now on al
h snsas City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Mrs. +. ;. Cuthbert spent the first
of the week at Crested Butte. Frai k
is now running the Crested Butte
switch engine while Chas. krOli has
been transferred to engine 2l9, on
which the snow plow has been
placed
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

+, j. Rockefeller and John Risse
went 10 Denver Sunday. Mr.. Risse
will consult specialist in regard to
nervous troubles. Mr.. Rockefeller
has business connected with saw
mi lls and may later go to California
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

The coyote club caught another
wolf this morning just above Ofsl-
Ions ranch. This makes the second
the greybounds have brought to bay
ON Tomichi creek. Fine sport the
boys say.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

John T.. Brothers, our genial
county clerk aud recorder, left Mon
day for a three months visit in Cali
furnia lie went first to Denyer
shcre he was joined by W. C..
-kianer who will accompany him
they go by the Southern Pacific
r,ufa
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Get a free sample Of Chamberlain's
stomach ard liver tablets at al drug
gisis drug store. They are easier to
take and more pleasant in effect than
pills. Then their use j. not followed
by constipation a. is often the case
with pills. Regular size. 25c. per box
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

WHY not Schubert quartette IN
Gunnison? II. II. Fogg teacher OF
mandolin, bapiD and guitar. For infor-
nation regarding lessons see Miss Fan
ME Burnett or write II. III. fogg al
DoN IeYille
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

p, c. Boyles Of this city and II. Il.
Williams of Pitkin, G o. Z. com
mitteemen for Gum son were in Den
ver SATURDAY. hled over TO assist a.
the WoIcott-Goudy hair pulling.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

I've mere ears vi cora AND
eerS ekeF. The corr gees at
el ~ AND eerR chop 1T $3.50.
Collins 4 Mccormick
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Matt LsBbon, an old GunBison
county man now living in the viein-
ity of Cedsredge, was in town yester-
day bound for Tin Cup where he
still has mining property.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Geo. MeAfee was seen ON our
streets saturday lie is again on hls
Cochetopa ranch as the sawmIi
business Is not remuucratlve at thr>
season Of year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Mr AID Mr. A NJ Carpenter are
planning trip 10 the sunny south.
they expect 10 go first TO sslida and
later 20 New Orleans.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

The Ruby Anthracite above Crested
Butte shut down Tuesday on sccOun
of no water. A new pump has beef
ordered and AS soon as II arrives work
will be resumed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

MIR. and Mrs. Walker Burnett left
this week for Triplett, Missouri, TO
be gone some weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

q W HsrlaHr and u Parsons Jr
are holdiug down the c8uHty clerk.
afise these days IN the absence ui
J l. Brothers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

J. B. Wiggenham, travelling passen
ger agent of the Florence a Cripple
Creek railway was here Monday Ia
the interests of his road.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Vernon DAVIS came in from Denver
Thursday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16
LOCAL NEWS.

II. G.. Lucas of Iris was over on
business Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Crested Butte Mas0ns indul ged in
a swell banquet Tuesday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Jack Jennings represen ed Vulcan
at the county seat yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

A brand new son born Thursday a
week ago, enlivens the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. J. G.. Downey. This item
escaped us last issue
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Dr NJ W. Baxter j. IN Lake CIV
fbis week attending % professional
1Hsiurss. BE expects 90 re era >at
ardav
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-16

Rev. 81. Ward and wife lef'
Monday msrning for Grand June
tion
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14

Adelaide avenue. George William Kent
minister-10. 8 s.: 10:45, service. addresses
by Rev G. w Kent and A B Cristy; $780,
illustrated lecture on the life OF Jesus.
Ills Success and His Failure
First Church OF Christ. Scientist. 26o
Bowen street-Service. lo:45, subject,
"NNnd."
German Evangelical Lutheran. corner
Huntington and Union avenues-Servfcs.
TO- preaching by Rev p Loeber.
French Mission. 266 Weybosset street
Service. 3; 3 8. AIS; preaching by Rev N
~ Aubn.
The Providence Spiritual society. CO.
lumbia hall. corner of Richmond and
Weybosset streets-Lecture and spirit
messages by Mr. whitney OF Springfield
Mass. 2:30 and 1880.
Hebrew Mission, 45O No Main street.
Open for Jewish inquirers after the truth
as 1t Is in Jesus. Rabbi Goldberg In at
tendance, 3.
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist. ~
Brigham street-Service. lo:4o, subject
Mind"
YM C A building. mems meetins
with address by Rev w l. Wood OF Paw
tucket. "Come and See" 4:45 boys rally.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14
SHALL We DISPUTE
The Opinions Of Hundreds of Our
Fellow Citizens.

Residents OF Providence like other Am
erican citizens IL making an investment
want TO be sure OF getting the worth Of
their money. They want to know all the
why's and wherefores, and In direct ra-
ito to the value OF the investment, they
burrow and ferret until satisfied, with
the collateral. Take an instance In the
realm OF proprietary articles. II we know
OF friend who has been cured we have
some faith in the preparation. II we
know OF two or three our faith in
creases. II the cures reach hundreds all
we'll known citizens and any one still
maintains that there Is nothing beyond
ordinary merit In the said prepara ton
can safely be left 10 the care OF his fell
low taxpayers. If he wishes 10 nick a
quarrel with them on the question Of
their judgment and veracIty he has ample
opportunity In Providence TO do so. Be-
gin with this case:
Mrs. Thomas Lynch OF 50 South stree,
says; II was troubled for some time with
backache and pains through my loins and
kidneys, especially severe n / did anv
hard work about tho house or went ,,n
ana down stairs. I was restless nights
and could not sleep soundly. besides being
very nervous. tried different remedies
but received little benefit My husband
had been so greatly benefited by Doan's
Kidney pills that | tried them. The
treatment banished the backache and
palms through my loins. could sleep
well nights and could exert myself with
out Inconvenience. am glad TO let others
know the merits Of Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers Price N cents.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. y. Y sole
agents for tho United states
Remember the name Dosns aud take
no substitute p
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14
LAKEWOOD

A new whist club has been formed.
composed OF residents Of this village and
some city people and the first meeting
OF the organization was held last night,
when they were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lockwood of Warwick ave-
nue. The organization is to be known
as the Howard Whist Club and last even
ing four tables were filed The prizes
for the highest scores were taken by
Mrs Frank Lockwood, who received
handsome pitcher. and Mr.. Fred Field.
who was presented with fine alligator
skin card case. consolation prize of
hair pin was given TO Mrs. Fred Field
and n necktie to Mr.. Sylvester x. NJ.
Robertson for the least number of points.
There were light refreshments served
after the whist by the hostess and all
hands concerned were pleased with the
auspicious opening of the season Of the
club In two weeks the organiza ton
meets with Mr.. and Mrs. William $.
Goss.
meeting of the A A. a. has been
called for tonight by the president, Frank
Hawkins. and the meeting will probably
take place at his home on Jefferson
II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14
PAWTUXET.

A very pleasant dancing party was
held last evening in Odd Fellows hall.
under the auspices OF William Hughes.
Sidney Wade. Edward Tillinghast and
Sidney Moore. There were about 80
couples present and the excellent program
OF II dances. which Tinkham's fremont
orchestra furnished music for. was en-
joyable in the extreme. At about 1880
an intermission for refreshments was OBJ
served. after which dancing was re-
sumed MIR. Hughes. well known from
his connection with Rhodes casino dur
ing the past three summers, was floor
director and he was aided by the other
members OF the committee. The party
broke up in time for the city people
present to catch the last car for Provi-
dence.
a runaway accident was narrowly
averted yesterday morning when an auto
mobile on Pawtuxet neck caused horse
attached to a milk wagon to take fright
and run for quite a distance. He was
secured before he had time 10 do much
damage TO the outfit or 10 other prop
erty
The action OF the ice and the heavy
rain OF the past few days caused tne holo
OF the schooner yacht Russalka to be-
come filled with water and her low con-
dition in the water was noticed today by
Some boatmen. who reported the matter
to Captain Lewis Tillinghast. formerly
her captain. Captain Tillinghast imme-
diately boarded the craft and tool& steps
TO rid her OF the surplus water before
her interior fittings were damaged.
At business meeting held Friday
night. the Fire King band adopted
complete new set CT bylaws. the old
ones having been found unsuited TO the
needs OF the organization. which has in
creased greatly In membership during
the past year.
large metal nIaff box for papers has
been placed in position beside the en-
trance to j. II. Luther's store. which Is
the local sub-station OF the Providence
postofiice.
The cross channel at the end Of the
neck" is partly obstructed by sunken
catboat The boat is the same, II is
understood. that has been sunk In the
cove since early in the fall and has been
carried to the present location by the
strong freshet and the heavy wind OF
Thursday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14

the poor. Meetings will be held every
night Adjutant Derrick VIII speak about
the army work on Saturday evening
Meetings will be at 3 and 1880 p. m. Sun
day
Captain John NJ Connery. paymaster
at tho factory OF the National India
Rubber company. sustained a severe cut
on his chin last evening by a fall. He
had been az Providence. where he had
teeth extracted being under the influ
ence Of gas during the operation. After
his return to Bristol he seemed TO be
not fully recovered from the effects of
the gas and fell when leaving the car
at the depot He was attended by DIR.
w. +. Duffy. who was obliged TO take
seven stitches to close the wound.
The funeral OF Comrade John NJ. Fish
er. an inmate OF the soldiers home. was
held yesterday. He was a native OF
Mansfield. Mass, a number being present
from there. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. G. l.. Locke. -. D., rector
of St Michaels church. Burial was at
the North cemetery, In the soldiers plot.
Yesterday afternoon at 1880 o'clock the
trolley wire on the Suburban road, oppo-
site the VIM. II. Church farm on Bristol
Neck, broke. causing a number OF trans
fers TO be made. At . o'clock Manager
Potter from Riverside arrived on a con-
struction car and made the necessary re-
pairs.
The schooner J. Frank Seavey sailed
yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia TO
load coal for Providence.
The main road, including districts No.
l and >. has received n fine coating OF
crushed stone whenever II was necessary.
which has made n marked Improvement
10 public travel.
The Y. M. G. a. basketball team de-
feated the Independents OF Providence
last evening by a score OF "a TO q. In
the first half the visitors played a very
lively game and kept the Bristols guess
ing. and at the end Of that half the score
stood is To IL I'm favor OF the Bristos.
The second half was decidedly rough and
at times some Of the players were eau
toned by Referee McAdams. who became
much exercised over their actions.
The work OF the new station OF the
Consolidated railroad at the foot OF Con-
stitution street is nearing completion
and viii be finished before the time
specified In the contract.
Yesterday afternoon. rs Mrs. Brown
was stepping from her carriage. the horse
, started, which caused her TO fall. strik-
Ing upon her right arm and brusng bad
ly. No bones were broken.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14
BRlsT0l.

Thomas w. Easterbrook. Lydia l. Di-
mond and Harriet G. Easterbrook OF this
town, and Ruth a. Wilbur Of Newport.
have brought suit against Ida V. las
tcrbrooks OF this town for 5000 II "a
alleged in the papers of the suit that the
defendant made promises which were
broken. An attachment for the amount
was recorded at the town clerks office
yesterday on property Of the defendant
Mr.. Jonathan Munro one Of Brist ol =
Oldest and much esteemed citizens. passed
away yesterday afternoon after n long
and lingering illness at his home on Bris-
tol Neck.
A new launch is being constructed By
Robert j. Mckay at Pappoosesquaw
point for ID. II. Case II Is 35 feet over
all. 20 feet water line, and feet barm
IL will have man-o' war awning. and
will be equipped with a two horse power
Lathrop engine. The boat is now being
planked with hard pine and is TO be
copper fastened throughout.
The semi-monthly session Of the court
of probate will be held Monday mo. nirg
at 10 clock.
George Ellery Davis and wife Rave
sold all their rights. title and interest in
property on Noyes avenue, formerly
owned by tho late BENJAMIN l.. West 20
William H. West. The deed was record
cd at the town clerks office yestscdiy.
At the Salvation army hall. on Brad
ford street. Captain Lancaster and Lieut..
Room " Providence. In charge of the
-ltifn work will be here on Monday even
ing and speak on the army work among
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14
Winter in California

Sunshine and summer, fruit and
flowers all winter long in Califor-
MIA. The quick way to get there
is via the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul and Union Pacific line.
Three tho trains, Chicago to San
Francisco, every day. If you're
interested, drop me card.
W. W. HALL, n. {. Freight & Pass'r Agt.
36S Washington ST., Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-14

Mrs Briggs-Have you heard the news? =?
Mrs. Spelter died quite suddenly last
evening.
Mrs. Griggs-You don't mean IT. Oh,
dear. I'm so sorry! There's one thing,
however: l shan't have to pay her the
call I owed her. l suppose I'm worse
person that ever was TO pay calls.-Bos-
ton Transcript