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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06
FOR RENT.


For Rent--A nice i2-acre chicken
ranch. new house, one acre for gar.
den, rest pasture 100 acre farm 4
miles southwest of Turner, 20 acres
in cultivation; good 5-room house, 2
barns. acre OF orchard. fine spring
piped to tho door, Houses from IS
per month up House and lots for
sale cheap. small payments on the
'nstallment plan. Cheap stock ranch
for sale on easy terms. small pay
ment down or trade for town prop
erty. II you want anything In tho
way Of city or suburban property.
fruit tracts, fine farms or other bust.
ness In our line. call and sec us. and
we will try and please you. r. r.
Ryan q Co 1l-2-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06

Christmas Is coming.
THINK OF HINGES.
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pAYslcIAM ANp sURoEoN.

De-. W. 8. MOtt-Will heFeaftog be
found IN the Brey block, 17BM Com
merclal gtreoS. over Oregon Bhoe
%. Omce toioDhOno. 1e3l; roai
d6nes phons, aTbL once hourg
% u. aAd : 70 5.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06
REsrAuRAMr.

reruuson's Rsstaurant-95 stats
street Open day and night. Our
zoe meals are better than any 25c
house in the state. Six 2ec meals
for SlOO; 2l 2Oc meals for $500.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06
CLASSIFIED ADS

AdyertiSsueuts. flvs llasl OF less. q this selpmn
aOnth. az oVsr i've sss s AT a The ssas rais.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06

Johnson, the cleaners. arc now 10
Gated al 200 Commercial street
They DO a general pressing and 70
pairing business. Specialties; Bkirta
silk waists. Kid gloves, gents ci0th
inR etc Phone 1914 B-2SiYr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06
HODGES.

Valley lodge No. 10. A. o. v. w.--Meots
In their hall in Holman block. cor.
ner State and Liberty. every Mon.
day evening Visiting brethren
welsome. Roy McIntire, M. w. A.
E. Aufranee. Recorder.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06

Home for sals,--one fun corner lot
with nyer00m house. on North LIB
erty streot. ln good coalition; Dlsn,
y o. fE1it Great bargain for right
party. Can a. premises. Mn. l. r..
Adams DaieWks
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06

University Scholarship
to lease for coming term. Address
p. o. box 269. S.27-f
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06
Roundup Of conaressmsn.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 6.-Mem.
bers Of Congress- are gradually drift.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06
WHO KNOWS

When HE Kidney Trouble Has
Fastened and Reached the
chronic Staae7 ~ it Hss it is
lneurabIe by Anything known
Except the Fulton Compounds.
We Are The Sole Agents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06

A0T oREA.
S..asts HIA Ia ~ ~ lien bAG
i';:.'- MXAzN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06

Central Lodge No. 70, X. % P.---Castia
Hall in Holman block. corner State
and Liberty Sta. Tuesday OF each
week At 1880 D. m. A. ~ Strann
@. c., r. ]. Fleming X. OF r.. and 8.
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FOR SALE.
a snaa.-Six.Toom house and barn In
qLirs al $50 State street sprague
6CO lt4.1wk
For sale.-A altedge mortgage for
$1,000. long time and good interest
II taken must be disposed Of within
week. Address 3D." care Of Jour
nal. I1.23ts
FOR saie.-stTawberry plants the IA
nous Oregon Seeding; prolific and
hardy; large and luscious; early and
late Also an excellent shorthOrn
COW. N. welch. Y mile east Of
asylum. ii.2-3t@
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-11-06

For Rent.-A good half.soction farm.
For particulars address ~" care
Journal ONCE. 10-3-tf
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-08-29
.AReHBIsHO HOPOEMANILA,
most Rev. J.. J. d4fty <,0x
Grated in Rome.

The consecrstlOn Of the Rev. J. j.
Harry, OF st. Louis, a. Archbishop Of
Manila, took place last Saturday 10
The Franciscan Church of St. Anthony
ut Rome. Added interest to the
ceremony was given by the fact thst
The first Archbishop to be cOnsecrated
under Plus X was III American.
Cardinal Satolil Uilicialc,l and was
assisted by two Bishops.
Cardinal SIolI' later gave at h's
residence, IN the Basilica Of st. John
LatO~ a dinner in honor Of Arch
lM,uvp Harry, at which were present
Rector UConnll II, Msgr kennedy,
Msgr. Fowler, Mgr Tecchi, secretary
of the Consisloria' Congregation, and
Bishops Panigi AMI Tuuietti, who
assisted Cardinal SatOlli al the conse
GRAFTON ceremony.
On Sunday afternoon the Pope
received Archbishop Harty in private
audience. HIS H"liuess spoke at
length about the situation in the
Philippine Islands. showing hmself
fully conversant with the state OF
affairs there. Plus Y. said the efforts
of the clergy towards tha pacifi :atiOn
of the archipelago and the triumph Ut
Catholicism would always receive tho
warmest support at Rome. He pre-
scntcd Archbishop llarty with n
beautiful episcopal er',s. Archbishop
Harty then presented 10 the Pontilf
this secretary, Rev. W. Fowler, and
Rev. 7. Il. Donovan, of Alabama, to
both OF whom tn. Pope addressed
kind words.
1t may be of interest to some of
our readers to know that Archbishop
Harty was class mate OF our towrs.
man Judge l.. =. CaillOuct.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-08-29
THE COMING MEETING
Of The Lafourche Progress
sive Union.

The regular monthly meeting o.
the Lafourche Progressive Union
will take place Tuesday September
lst, at the City Hall. The last meet.
ing was very poorly attended and it
is to be hoped that the members wilt
take due notice Of tie date OF the
coming meeting aud make it their
duty to attend.
The membership Of the Union
very large aud there IS no reason wh'
there should not be. at least. from s
TO 70 members present At reguls'
meetingA True many Of the mem
bers reside in the country and csnpc
be expected to attend every meeting
but there shOuld. at least, b. few
rural representatives at every meet.
ing, but such has not ben the case
with the last three or four meetings,
their respective attendance Was bare.
ly quorum OF town m, ,'mbtrs. We
10 not mean bv this that the mem.
brrship from Thiho,i,ux is ding its
duty any better than that from the
county; individually the members
WHO attend are doing their duty, but
Il, whole the town membership is
not, for considering the advantages
and facilities for attrn"ianrc enjoyed
by the town member over the cOun-
try member. the attendance Of the
former should ut all times b. more
than that Of ,hs latter, AMI certainly
more than quorum
We make mention OF these few
facts not that the Lafourche Progress
s:ve Union is detcriOrating in its
work, Tor ITS influence is being felt
more than ever, and even should il
merely exist rs me,nbtr of the
Four States Immigration League we
feel certain that it would he far.
reaching iu go,d results, but il was
established tO further the welfare Of
the parish and town, aud To accom-
p'lsh this enl IA thr brst possible
manner it is of pr;muy importance
that The members Of tn. Union meet
aud discuss the many AMI various
wants Of the spar.sii. let every
member then make 1t a duty 70
attend every regular meeting Of the
Union, and let next Tuesdays meet
ing be rerogd breaker. ~.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-08-29
THIBODAUX COLLEGE.
Next Session Begins Septem.
Der lSt.

Prof. l.. NJ. Harsis desires to ar
nounce that the ThilWdaux College
will reopen on Tuesday. September
lst for th- ensuing scholastic year.
Last years faculty has been retained
for the coming session, and no pains
will be spared to give the patrous
full satisfaction and TO 8 cure for the
pupils the best results oltainalDle.
Latin will bc taught for the benefit
CT those who wish To enter upon a
classical course.
Will prri's W: ". received at
any time du,i"g til, year, there is au
evident advantage in entering them
at the beglnn,rg VI the session, and
parents and guardians are urged To
sc"d them H. early as possible.
The prices will he the saKe as in
the past.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-08-29
Suicide Prevented.

The startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been discJv-
cred will interest many. A run down
system, or despondency invariably
prccede suicide aud something has
been found that will prevent that
condition which makes suicide likely.
At the frs, thought Of self destruction
take Electric Bitters. 1t being II great
tonic and uervine will strengthen the
nerves and build up the system. It's
al>o u great Stomach, Liver and kid
ney regulator. Only 50c. Satisfaction
guaranteed by all Druggists.
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|
Committee WAS made an additional
and wonderfully influential part Of
the whole scheme.
"The utility Of these associations
long siuce demonstrated the wisdom
Of organization, and undoubtedly
they have been the means of bringing
the fruit areas of California to their
present high state Of cultivation and
prosperity. The Chamber of Com
inerce at Los Angeles, with a mem
bership much smaller than that OF
the New Orleans Progressive Union,
has the most complete agricultural
exhibit in the world. 1t occupies a
space as large as the ground floor of
the St Charles Ho.el, and presents II
splendid and comprehensive exhibit
OF the natural products, including the
Entomology and mineral resources, Of
Southern California. This organiza-
ton is now completing the erection
OF a seven story, steel frame and stone
building, which would be an ornament
to any city in the United States, and
the valuation of which will be in the
nelghbOrhood of half q million
dollars.
"Many cf the smaller towns have
splendid expOsItions Of the natural
products. and IN San Francisco IN the
Market street station Of the Southern
Pacific, there is located also u mayni-
licent eXhibi, Of fruits aud natural
products common To the central
valleys, the coast line and the north
ern portion OF the State
"The California Promotion Com
mlttec represents fifteen Of the lar. .er
commercial hodIcs Of San Francisco,
Stockton, Fresno, San Jose, Santa
Rosa, Rel Bluff aud COlusa, each Of
the organizations representing the
provinces of that section IF California
Rufus p. Jennings, the executive
officer Of the Promotion COmri to. i,
represents the San Francisco Chembcr
of Commerce, and is practically the
,',ni;,r ,,n. - ~ 80 '.s".,; - :. -
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.f1hqd1FISD Svces<t'I laut'y1
written by the e.committse aud 36i ,OOO
pieces OF literature mailed 10 all parts
OF the world.
IL simply mention these facts in
order to show the possible scope oi
the Four States Immigration League
which will necessarily Oe even more
extensive than me Va ilorh'a systeu''
AS the leagu: embraces the organ'za-
tons of four entire and distinct states
although the work will necessarily be
| more difficult, owing to the wi'e "gr'
CATION of interests and the territory 't
= be conserved. VI the $35,oO0 tx
pended by the California Promotion
!, Committee, fully two thirds OF this
sum was expended IN the compilation
e and distribution OF California i'tera-
! ture.
81 might add that in the work 4"
organization described the railroad
" interests OF California very large',
o contributed, the Southern Paclti
{ Company, through its passenger de
% partmcnt, paying tn. way, and M
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-08-29

just received in tbs way OF new
and fresh cakes, Assorted Lady Fin.
gers, Pink and White Honey Dips,
Fruit Slices aud japanese Waters.
CLAYTON Batleaux.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-08-29

Hames aud Sadiiery.
Painters Hardware Il Ncrcantlc Co
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1903-08-29

Full line Furulinre.
Painters uar.lw,r & Mercantile c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
The Fishing Excellent.

Sunday was an uneasy day for
sportsmen. Ii came ON Nav 3lst,
Iust one day too soon. Oh. how the
beautiful weather and the tumbling
water tempted How many were per
force conquerurs over temptation and
turned sadly homeward, saying Get
thee behind me, Satan and mutter-
ing under their breath about per
verse fates that made the first Of
June come a day too late
Speckled beauties are numerous,
and everybody is catching them.
The Gunnison is still somewhat mud
dy from melting SHOWS but there
bait fishing is excellent Already an
influx f spOrtsmen is filling the
hotels and campers are beginning to
arrive.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
Fun for the Little Folks

When the children laugh all are
pleased. Well and wisely acting this
axiom, the management Of the Grand
United IIowe's Great London Show
and Sanger's ROYAL Nenagerie which
are to give afternoon and evening per
fJrmances at Gunnis0n, Thursday.
June 18th have made such generous
and commendable provision for the
special amusement Of the little folks
that they may be fairly credited with
having added a children day or re-
creation calendar The great arena.
the two large rings and the stage are
converted into huge arenic play
ground, filed with fascinating sp6-
cialties. Mother Goose Pageauts
and Fairvlaud realizations- Here
are also introduced the hugest fun
makers in the shape of elephants
standing on their heads and perform
ing all kinds Of antics. Prof. Leon :
School Of performing and Educated
Ponies doing marvellous tricks fairly
set the Youngsters wild with delight
and wonder. Then there are talented
pigs. clown bears. balancing goats,
trained sheep, performing geese, un-
ridable dunkeys and monkey Jockeys,
wonderful dog artists, and whole
troops and families Of the most de
Hghtful, quaint, queer and comical
two and four legged originals 1t Is
healthful and harmless recreation
calculated TO make happier, brighter
and better boys and girls
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
A GENTLEMAN'S NIGHT.
M. A. c Ladies Entertain their
Friends at Brilliant Society
Function.

Ladies Of the Monday Afternoon
Club crowned their year work last
Monday evening by a brilliant social
function to which, husbands, sweet
hearts and friends were invited.
The affair was held in Woodmen
and Redmen halls Probably l2u
were seated in Redmen hall when the
program commenced. Diversified
and sparkling quotations in answer
60 roll call were first. Miss Martha
Brown. president Of the club then
made appropriate Introductory re-
marks and Mrs. W. Scott Smith
PLAYED one Of Dancla's airs on the
violin. 4 history Of the club writ
ten in rhyme was read by Mrs Web.
ster after which Mr.. and Mrs. II. r
Lake Jr. played The Dragon Fight
er' as a piano duet Our Silent
Partners and how We manage Them
was the subject Of an original poem
read by Mrs. I. ODeary. Miss Har.
ret Purrier gave a selection on the
graphophone and Mrs. Geo. Holmes
then recited an original poem, dedi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

c.siea B. she club. Mi-- Martha
tirs~n aad Mr. X b Lewis PLAYED
= ps.sas duet. Wagner : grand Essarth
trgm TanHhass,sr vhllc aaiser mem-
bers arranged fr htfic p.arlar play
b. Bu-Ine- MsetIn9 u detaiied
the supposed experience e wognan a
cluh IN traHsscfInG roufIne ba-I-
Rsss snt O. say the least Was exeHuol-
afIugiy funny
The bangaei Was spread IN " Iua
man hall Altar %. dainiies Were
Disposed # the joyial spirit af the
evening was prutracied far an hour
by the witty isastmisfr,ss. Mrs " b.
Lewis and eloquent responscs from
various club mombors
The t1asts we're a. fIlinWs
Ms Nartha Brown cur GIub
NE lark Oar isi~Sss
NJ Je-sie shan, rurrier. The tnlsricsH v ln.sn
Mr. - Smith The Man Ne love
Mr. Sprigz -hars iaf.lr Cllir u me
NJ y siI-lu TIs haaith q tllu-s sr lase
Ilie fazf Chlr noble Vez
NJ. Lake -. our hushaads aud sweet
NJ. . NanAkeu Gar Editar-
hrs -uoti Smith tuiorfdt
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
County Commissioners.

The board of county commission
ers were in session ON Monday this
week and the following business was
transacted:
ON motion, the assessment on ten
acres of Out West placer claim as
sessed to the East Rock NJ. a NJ Go.
for the year 1902 was reduced TO so.
The official bonds of II. r. Morris,
Justice Of the peace for justice pre-
cinct No. 9, Tin Cup, and Fred
Mierwether, constable in and for
said precinct, were approved.
Upon motion, the grocery bonds
Of the Colorado Supply company for
the sale Of malt liquors at Ruby and
Floresta and Of Alex. Malmgreen. at
Dorchester, was approved and clerk
instructed 10 issue license in ac-
cordance with applications.
County treasurer was authorized
10 accept S75 in full for county tax
title and all unpaid taxes due the
county, including necessary fees foI
all lots held in blocks l27, l2N and
ljq. west Gunnison, for e. T. Ra-
walt: also $40 and necessary fees Iu
full for unpaid taxes for 1900 10 1902
on lots ] 20 :, block lj7, west Gun.
nison, for W. 5. Rainbow
Board then adjourned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

All who use atomIzers IN treating
nasal catarrh will get the best result
from Ely's Liquid Cream Balm.
Price including spraying tube, - c.
snld by druggists or mailed by Ely
Bros. 56 Warren ST New York.
MEssRs Ely BRos 1 sold two
bottles Of your Liquid Cream Balm
TO a customer, VIM i.amberton, l4l5
Delachase st, New Orleans, he has
used the two bottles, giving him
wonderful and satisfactory results.
Gro W. MCDUFF. Pharmacist
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
Dedicated to the Msnbers OF the
Monday Afternoon Club. 1902 -03

E..sht months Ne have lnblr-d
She tluutafu uf erudiaian-
Z uuufiug the uIumaIif uaun sure
De- striving for higher edlI1arifu.
v aicuuiug the advent nf NnndaF-
That some gem % lore might b. added
To oar ca=kets - mental treasure
A. weeks glide by ou The winlr- Of Tune
And members responded O. tasks assigned.
bri-ht utelierts were discovered that bt.fors
Ssseuied b. have rau-ed ai hnne Ledge : duar
AND hurriehiy garnnrud ui " iHfinm store.
sweet was the rraelatiuIi. a. she morning lIsW
HlsIelliug iiizc luEpressllns t.ilulet % o. iHA
ritor- fDr months have occupied our time
y ith Thought aud sentiment mnst suhiimH
uuliuE into our WurkanI life likC q rlV.
Shrd ling untold lust1r uu a long drsury daV
Making each meuiner feel it privilege sweet
Every Monday after each other T. greet
That Mfes pleasant moments all H. iis.st
Paint on -ilkou banner oar motto.
''>tep b. step gaiu the height.
Lii ID aluft 30 ali may know,
I y the steep aud rugged flight,
sufhitious women have climbed before.
Determination alWnys vim success.
And the laurel b. lite the eagle nest
BETrIK BICKERs HOLMES
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
A BIZ a utfful Decoration Day.

Rarely have more beautiful skies
greeted Decoration day morn than
on last Saturday Not an accident
occurred o. mar the day The exer-
cises were we'll arranged and passed
off without hitch Perfect weather
seemed 30 insure a perfect program.
The children in their songs and
the flag raising showed good train
ing. The parade Of fraterual soci-
cites was commendable. \ fine flag
pole was donated by Henry Purrier
and set entirely at his own expense.
Also the handsome flag purchased
bv the q. \. II. was secured al cost
through him. Mr.. Purrler has been
very generous indeed in mis- offerings
TO the cemetery fund and his labors
for improvements. Woodmen Circle
ladies unveiled handsome monu-
ment TO the memory of Mrs Alma
Wegener. That evening special ser
vices were held at the Presbyterian
church consisting Of musical selec-
tions, some splendid patriotic sing
ing by the children and an address
bv Rev. W. \. Bass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
Brush Creek Industry

Lumber business at the head Of
Brush creek is booming Mauer and
Knoll sent up SIX men and two teams
"Wednesday to reinforce the three al
ready engaged in removing the mill
to a new location in better timber
Herman Mauer is in charge of build
ing new roads and George McAfeC
will operate the saw mill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
~ a Buys screen door with
ri Complete fixtures at the
0O04 tndner Lumber Co.
Miners and Prospectors

Miners and prospeat1rs owning
good property either metal ur coal
and needing capital t1 develop samf
may find 1t u their advantage To write
to the undersigned DO not write
unless your property VIII stand care
full examination
/. L. AITKEN * Co
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05
ROOS MURDER TRIAL
TpSx<Sx Ans Ma Pos HID Vnh-
ous Daa

The preliminary hearing af fam
Tre-lzs and Nrs tippc faas flr the
murder IT Js,hn Pose en MAY - eou-
-anasd TUESDAY aad "Wednesday In
Judr. L.a.shy c9urt b. HI MegeHeF
csa3uctea the persecution iaF Dssiriei
Attorney McMallin. who L. still an
invalld FROM the cfecf ai a san shas
wound Thomas c. Brown defended
the accused. Dr b b Sanford
Mm. NJ Murdl. sheriff Maisnn. Cor
oner Lake. : : Miller and J A
Steele we're called a. witnesses for
the prosecution.
Tesiim1ny was practically the
same as that gwen al the Inquest
and reported n the NEvs-CHtNrIaS
last week McNurda added ta bis
stafsmaut thai both be and P1as
were ARMED on she afternoon af the
shaotiue bat maintained thai f10-
did ma hre a Shot H. knew f1as
always carried a ggu He did n1i
know why P1ls searched Treasize
the dav before at Baldwin lie did
mot hear P8os make ANY threats.
Cartridges beloneing ID Poos re-.
v0lver were examined in court and
one 9peued bv Witness Steele was
found o. cauialu black powder On
this and other evidence the prJsecu-
tian bases it, theory that the mur-
dered man did ndt FIRE she revolver
that afternoon. Testimony Of those
who examined ID an hour after the
shooting ran o. Che effect thai the
barrel did NOT show signs oi having
been freshly fired and mo- bullet hole
was discovered in the ruom.
Wm. Dunbar, first witness for the
defense. testified that he had heard
Poos say. while in leahvs shoe shop
ON the morning of the shooting that
he would Nil them before night.
Testimony Of Mrs. Poos did not vary
much from that given at the inquest.
She said Poos had before drawn a
gun ON Tresize and had threatened
his life ON several occasions. "Jeal-
ousv is the cause Of all our trouble,
said Mrs Poos.
Thomas Treslze, when placed ON
the stand, displayed considerable
Nervousness. but told straight
story corroborating in most partlcu-
lars statements Of Mrs poos. He is
26 years old, said he had known
John and Mrs. POos since last OctO-
Der, worked for Mrs Poos about two
months and was still in her employ
ment on the day of shooting He
was hanging lace window curtains
when poos and McMurdo knocked at
the kitchen door. Mrs. Poos went
out to open the door telling him TO
remain in the middle room which he
did. He did not hear mnch of the
conversation, but heard Poos say TO
HI with the sheriff. just afterwards
the door between swung back and
poos fired his revolver in at hun,
holding it in his left hand. Tresize
Jumped 10 the corner where his shot
gun was, grabbed it and fired shot,
the first time he says 30 frighten and
not to hit him. Poos kept coming
and he ran into the front room re
loading his gun. lie turned and
fired again because, he said, he be
ieved he would have to kill Poos or
get killed. He claims he fired but
two shots and that he never shot at
McMurdo
Mrs. Poos did not tell him to get
his gun the night before. He took
it TO her house because he was afraid
of his life.
As result of the preliminary
Thomas Tresize and Mrs. Hope Poos
are held without bail until district
court meets in September
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-06-05

Old friends were cordially greeting
Albert Eisenberg who stopped off
Friday and saturday on his way r0
Denver. Mr. Eisenberg lives In Los
Angeles and his house Is often a re-
union point for Gunnis5n people.
Charley Biebel, now working for a
printing firm, lives near Others
who sometimes dropped in this win
ter were l.. W. Marsh and wife and
Miss Sarah, Holloway brothers. a.
Pomel and wife, Garry Brown and
Jim Williams and their wives. John
Risse. Billy Davis, and W o. Per
kius who is in his old-time laundry
business and doing we'll Mr. Eiss1-
berg said b. W. Marsh expected %
be in Gunnis0n tins week.