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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08
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Administrators
tirsi pub. Isec o. ssA Lass Pub. dan : Iss
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

Brother Newton uf the Grand
junction News gets SGSN for print
ing "a delinquent tax list about one
third as large as the Gunnisn list
where $3.50 aud $500 are paid
That was a fair price and we com
gratulate the printers Of Mesa couu-
~. I'm Delta county last week the
publishers gIt together at the home
Of Brother Frederick at Pa1nia and
agreed Co quit the ruiuous rate cut
ting that has ever been the bane Of
newspaper work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

Ii Is interesting t0 note thCabilitv
with which the democratic press Of
southern Colorado is discussing the
SERIOUS strike question. lu such ez-
change as tbc Nallda Mail. the Lake
City Phunugrapb Ez pmte at Flor
euce. The Grand junction Herald
and others we read editorials that
would do credit t1 amy city daily ON
our table. They arc serious adit0ri-
ais irI oil original Thought and -ug
ge4tlon I'm the meantime our re-
publican exchanges either adopt the
policy Of silence ar halfbeartedly
try To Justify Colorado. travosty of a
governor and his Ju-reakable Bell
This Lends 90 tine remark thar the
conservative YET progressive policies
of the democratic party are the nltu-
raj middle ground between cha0ti,
socialism and m1uarrhial republic.
anISm, thr two dangerous extremes
Of present llv politics.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

RepuhheaH exchanges quote "Pd-
" try with great unction Last
week some f them like the Tcllu-
ride journal gu1ted the tlll1wiug
''t,a ta. Ncyeu-tcuths ol tho mem
bcrs If the W D. N neither read
nor write aud the other three teuths
prefer booze t1 news Now is not
that a gentle name t3 call members
IT the most Intelligent organization
ct lahnrug meu among mime work
ersr
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

Last weeks Tribune had its pages
burdencI with scraed asserting
that the NEWs CUturION editor was
responsible IN part for the Iawlcs--
ness which made Peabody call out
General Bell and his attendant evils
This shows the peculiar mental OPP
cratl0u- that sometimes ai1iicl our
friend and is hardly worth reply.
We have been asked why we DO not
call attention Oh some vlruleut attacks
Adams published last spring when
he upheld the Telluride miners
union as q set Of saints and angels
after the Nev--Champion had Sev-
erelv criticized its members for their
euffereuce Of leaders like s. John
and their iuaction under the su-ui-
cion oI having knowledge of bastard.
~ crimes However. people that
read the two papers recognize the
funny thing about 1t and have al
ready had their laugh. Perhaps lat.
ct on we viii publish This bit Of his
tory If the Tribune editor persists III
his wild attempt to Justify an auar.
r-Ist governor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08
FIRST Find The Ore.
Mining Reporter

Mining Reporter
Mistakes made m the develop
meut 1T a mine are often eNcusahle
because Of the uncertainty which
necessarily attends such work The
position and extent of bodies If ore
cannot be determined to a certainty
except by actual underground work
Formation and surface indications
and the facts shown by contiguous
mines all serve as guides but none
Of them can be depended upon with
mathematical certainty They often
form the basis OF Investments and
constitute the ARTICLES Of faith that
induce men To put up money for de
velopment purposes. II under what
appears % be favorable conditions
extensive work is done which proves
uuproductive the miner may regret
the i'll luck but he cannot blame
himself for having used his best
Judgment Neither can the stock
holder blame anyone, for his invest
meut was for exploration, in which
he took his chances.
But there is another way ia which
great financial chances are taken
where the uncertainty is partially I'm
necessary. We refer 10 the erection
of mills, smelters and other expeu-
surface equipment before the quest
ious Of process and ore supply have.
been settled i'm business way. To
erect mills and tIamwavs and trust
TO luck for an ore supply often re-
suits in a close-down after a short
run. 1t also results in dissatisfied
stockholders when they realize than
mills and smelters cannot be pro-
ductive properties unless they are
iu operation. The investor can look
with c1mplaceucv upon dead work
done Ia search OF ore, even though
none were found. but lGr mill
with mo- ore. or q plant not suited ta
the ore, he might have reason t1
blame somebody, perhaps himself
Mistakes If the latter class often re-
suit from making O. rough guess an
the tonnage OF ore iu sight We
know Of a gentleman of good u-
teutions who acquired "a property
which be asserted contained q
mountain Of ore. lle erected
min with the purpose Of freeing il
from the mountain Iu a more or less
/ proiuiscuous manner but the mill
operated less than a week and closed
down That was two years ago and
he has been developing his prop
erty in the meantime and now be-
lieves that his ore reserves will JUS
! tity restartIug the mill He has a
property but he built his mill two
. years too soon. Our conclusion Is:
Find the ore, block it out and get
plenty Of il ahead before erecting a
mill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08
AS0sAs~veA ysss-s Swtr,.
tsss ~ bcnssmIn y is~vi- elec~s~~sl.
= unlsarslanAn nanlus heer. auI.......e.i

f-isse ~ bcn5amIn y IrWl-- Iec~s~~d-
The undersigned hssins be-n syXotnted Al.
naiui-trstor- ~ the k-tste af Benjamin "
Ieya late ~ the Count 81 6anul-un. and
State ~ { oissrsdo sieces-~d. herehy give not ice
ths' tises vil app.sr bs-f..r. thn County Go.4r'
~ tfunniss.u tounty at the Court House 6asal.
nison. ri the DeccmDer Term un Nonsl-x llfb
daF 81 Sannsry 1874. noAt ~ ~hich time al
perss1ns having claims against ssid Eatate sr~
bot iirH aud resgns-tsd ~ attend fur the purt=.s
- hagiu the adjusted Al urr=slli4 "a,
iiahted to ssid Estate are rcuns--iea o. nlaks
Immediate g,ssy useni o. tho nndsrsiafIed
Dated iith day 81 bec.nlhcr A u is8
kENSHTn T. sHSEsTpt A.
LEwIs.
AuuIui-t rstorz.
rsi Pub. Dec Ilth Iea Lat Pub dan I-s
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08
ASsiSs>usavssx A.s,os.


The under.isn having b.-Hn appointed Aa-
niiuistratris 81 The Estate Of bs,v 10 Brady Iss.
81 the G ounts of esuun -on. and state ct tai.,.
raiu. decreased. norehy gives Butice that she v u
Hupoar hei.sre the County Cuurt 81 tiitnpi-ou
uunty al th" toart Hou-e tu Gum icon al fh.,
lifrenioer term. on Munassy the sth dag ~
Jauaary next. at Whirh time all per-ons ha wing
chains against said Estate notified and r..
auesied - attend for the purpuse of having the
-sme adjusted. All persons indebted 10 said
Fsf8tn are requested ~ make Immediate nav
meIIt go tho under- ignci
Dated this itilh day Of December. A u. 1903.
ANNA -. BHkBf.
Administrators
irst pub Dec D., isa Last pub dan. 15 1854
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

And the New Year Denyer Re
Puhhcan ventures the astonishing
Hsws that Nulcan spencer, Cache-
tapa aud IRIS are in Sagsuche caun
~ d hapIWus that one af these
mining camps, that of lris. Is lust
over the hue, bat b is directly triba-
tsry o. Guuuis1n and many If its
mines hel1uu m this county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

Talk ahouf c1ld weafhor. they are
having ~ beiaw zero IN Msssachu-
sctts whIle m GunuIsan - below l.
the recard and that with AR - still
and dry people q about freely with
NJ osercoats AZ all Take u al IN
all there l. no finer climate on earth
than that possessed by she GuRnison
pnuUfrE
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08
~ v Mons.


uartweu { Howard. summons
Defendant
The People If the state Of Colora.o to Hart
well &. Howard, the defendant above named
-trREETING:
You hereby required To appear 10 an ac-
tIon brought against you by the above named
plaintiff IN the Ouunty touTt 81 tiuuuiSon st4n-
ty, state - Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof. if served within this County. or ri
served out Of this tuuuty, or by publication
within thirty dHy= after the service hereof *
elusive Of tl- bIf uf service. Judgment bf
iefaut VIII be taken against you aerurding 10
fhr Trnyer 81 tue complaint; and il cuty o.
The complaint in the above eutttlrd action he
not served with this summons. co. if the service
here he made cut o. this state, then ten dav-
additional tn the time hcrciuanoyr succihed
for appearance and answer Will Doc allowed lle
lore Tho taking oi Judgment by default aforc-
said.
The said action is brought fo obtain a Ie.r-a
Court 10 Hdju.g. amy claim, right or title
which the defendant uHy claim 20 tho BurpHr
Lode Mining lain, Survey No FI2 Nsw Field
lode mining IHlm. SURVEY NO. i..-6: and the
Poney P.uyi Lode Mining CI4m survey Np
ftl; all situate Iu tine Llk Mountain Mining
Dis rlct. truuulSon uuuIy. l.Iuradu. to he uul
and void; AMI further tu decree that tHp ti.Ie o.
-ald prupHrty is iu the fIHlutii. and that ulair-
til title D. superior and paramount tu ans
claim If tirlr or Interest Of .grs.l..4fIr a4 will
act ion f' which reference B. bore made af.I q
copy of which Is ierru rrn. .HttIrHsi i
Ari you arr lcrru' ruJlf.Du tlat if ysu fail tu
appear, and o. aI-u or the -aI3 complaint a-
10 yc required, tlr -FfI painful W|t emu.
ur delauir Co L q eu.U cred. gul tUer urua. ad o.
iu eErent aFain-t "a a. prayed fpr iu -af.
- Uiyeu under my hand euf rla ~aul sf
stat suIi uurt OF Gurui-#a. tu .4.i { stUa-
fN. thIs twH.ty ri-bfb Gay If N.v-
Gra UErHrrINsroN.
JutrD an Acting lrrk.
First IUh Dec. 10 last pub JAM 81. laus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08
You win Save NI.QNEY

And He well pleased with your bargain bvtak-
ing the offer nf the NEws-CHAurox i'm c9urce-
tl1D with e. D. HaLar5e excellent Mining Laws
and Gold l}ell map of Colorado
The regular price of The Mining Laws and
map ls 500, @ very low price for such COM
plete book Of general information about mines
and mining. This is the special Wauuf.a clf
tt1u, oi particular advantage 10 the Guuai-rn
county miner
The AEvs-tHsNI1S IS the leading rlrar of
Guuuisou county both MS regards circulation
and amount aud variety of its news. 1t is the
official paper IL is an ur-to-tha-minute rubIi-
cation, and devoted TO fursharfug tine interest.
"t tunuison county citizens and investor,
by paying for the NrN--Cmuuu> a0g vasr
in advance that's $500 ol-hI you viii RECEIVE
tins splendid book of Mining LAW, and rrr
map entirely free Of charge. Indeed. IT. win Ea
postage paid. An unusual offer that arpIfr. f..
bath old and new sabspribr-- alike R.msr,
Der. The subscription must be paid at rar.. d.,
year In advance Of ti. date
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

s.,slia Nal T.. n ilssls,linior.s - 7 a.
Cap HsinInz alzsmct. was in >.llssia
yesterday tio SAYS She nlInlng auf-
ilak o. Tr Gap ~ n4a-i enc.l ssra.ssss.z
a4a thai can-is.oraiie dcgc.apnsssssi
~lii hogln in the sprsae
Cinzeu Robert Ahrons. " A
Mfihs Mr. I.accro and ave ~ the
>pans hFothsrs we're up trsm Howe
vile yesterday laviug On a supply
far the luncheon o. b. gwen At the
heap year ball touiehi They aha
nai lnves; IN eiEsrs iar they cxpeci
the ladies - furnish them.
PItkln Miner death claimed Dbl
" the four year-old daughter af Mr.
aud Mrs II ! Jones. of Ohio CITY.
Saturday night at II o'clock. She
had been suffering for some time
With an sbscess IA her head and
medical skill could Do nothing -
save her life. The sorrowine par
eHts have the sympathy # ali
A wal In the orient Will bring 0ut
she Resources ~ tins western coan-
try as never bef1re The nited
States IL the sranary from which
both Japan aud Russia must draw
tbelr meat and hreadstufis To save
transportation by railroads as much
a. passIble II this wheat. harley.
cattle and other requirements OF
great campaigns. viii come from
western states II is said the war
must come. Then bold onto vuur
cattle. for it j. easy o. recollect what
a bttle war the brush between the
United States and Spain did Cor
beef prices
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08
esflolsL rAFEn 80 egSsIsoS ooUNTs

- che TribJsns odltar thiuk- Lake
l. an anarchist Oaad. VERY god
Nake Hs laugh again
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

Ex-Congres-man Glover was not
famous as a hum0rist, but when they
struck his funny bone he at once
Capitulated
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

Things have come 70 a pretty pass
in Colorado when aman cannot write
a letter to a friend without some tin
soldier reading il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-01-08

There Is one thing about a war
between Japan and Russia. 1t viii
bring up the price Of cattle with "a
rush Have You noticed the i'm
meuse orders for canned beef that
American packing houses are al
ready booking from these nations
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-14
AMUSEME NTS

Instructive amusement is the
best sort Of amusementtand the
coming engagement of the Lon
don Biscope Company which will
exhibit for three nights at the
City hall promises to be both in
-teresting and -instructive..The
moving pictures are all new, pro
duced by the most impr Dyed
devices and cover current events
in a very entertaining manner.
The growth of this sort Of amuse-
ments the past few years has
been nothing short of marvellous
and the Bemidji engagement
should be successful. - - --a- =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-14
BACKWARD STEPS.

THOSE who are sincerely
anxious for the betterment Of
politics cannot fail to be discour-
aged over the anomalous position
occupied by the courts Of this
state. For several months past
the supreme court Of the state
has been made center of politi-
cal interest by reason of the fact
that one Of the judges Of the court
was a candidate for governor,
while at the same time exercis-
ing his high judicial functions.
Now comes the state bar associa.
ton and resolves that nomina-
tions for judicial positions shall
be made under the old political
system rather than by a direct
vote Of the people. We cannot
believe that these things are APP
proved of by the people of the
state. Courts of justice should
be removed as far from political
influences as possible and we
must all regret that backward
steps have been taken. The fault
lis particularly greyious one be-
cause committed BY those who
should be foremost in removing
our courts and our judges from
all political dependence.
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A Whole Family.

Rev. L. A. Dunlop, OF Mount Yer
non, Mo-, says: my children were
afflicted with cough resulting from
measles, my wife with a cough that
had prevented her sleeping more or
less for FIVE years, and your White
Wine of Tar Syrup has cured them
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Chicago Union stock Yards.

Chicago, April Cattle Good to
prime steers, $5.lO@ 5.55; poor to me-
dunn, $3.50@4.9O; stockers and feed
ers, $2.75@4.35; cows, $20O@4.25;
heifers, $2.25@4.5O; calves, $500
500. Hogs-Mixed and butchers, $50
@5.35; good to choice heavy, $3.50
$40; rough heavy. $5.10@5.25; light,
1$4.90@5.25. Sheep Good to choice
wethers, $47506.40; Western sheep,
$4.5O@5.35; native lambs, $4.60@5.50;
Western, $5.5O06.4O.
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CIlaITman co. Conn,
Board of Audit, Beltrami COUNTY

On motion, the application of hoard OF SUI
perNisOrs of the toWlrof~ lfagali for $500 to be
expended between sections II and Is. II and II,
land % and 81 and 81, % and so. was approved
and the auditor instructed to issue his war
rant to the treasurer of said town in the said
amount of $500 upon the filing of the bond re-
CURED by law.
On notion John Nc Dougald was instructed
to advertise for the construction of a bridge
in town lol. range 81. where the town road
crosses Cormant river between sections 81
and IS In said town.
On motion. Commissioner ] ohnson was in
Structed to advertise for bids for the con-
Struction of bridge in section 26, town of
Turtle Lake. where the Red Lake road
crosses the Turtle river
On motion. the following apple ations, for
license to sell Intoxicating liquors III the town
Of Baudettc were approved to-wit:
VIM. Young. Jr.. Miller Bros. and Burt
Clark.
On motion. the bond of VIM Young, Jr.
with }. L.-Willams and j. +. Collins as sure
ties. was approved. ~
On motion. the bond of J. F, Collins. with
William Young. Jr. and Albert A. Williams
as SureticS. was approved.
On motion, the bond of Miller Bros, with
the American -Bending Go. Us suretics, was
approved.
On motion. the chairman and auditor were
instructed to issue ffLenses to the said appli-
cants upon payment of the license Zee and In
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-14
puIuth Wheat and EIax

Duluth, April 13.-Wheat-In store
Mo. hard, 94Ac;5 No. i Northern.
92Ac; No. Q Northern, 90Ac. To ar
rive--No. / hard. 94Ac; No. / North
ern, 92Ac; No. 2 Northern, 9OAc;
May, 92Ac;; July, 92Ac; Sept, 837sc.
Flax1n store and to arrive, $1.15A:
May, $1.16; July, S1.175s; Oct, $1.19.
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FWWV~~wVv~pvv1
BITI!SI N O r 7 H !
F + i Z COUNTRY !
Bena has been.

Bena has been.
Fertile would have a rural de-
livery route.
Leech Lake will pick up it's
wigwam and walk to the worlds
fair. a.
fl osston s merger scheme
makes Clearwater county much
riled.
Grand Rapids building and
loan association is up several
Istories.
# this keeps up the Grand
Rapids Magnet bids fair to draw
all men unto it.
The Roseau Region declares
that every lawyer in the county
is-not for Collins.
For a paper that has to publish
the official proceedings of a couns'
ty for a. whole year for ane cent
the Hubbard County Clipper is
very frisky.
Just before the news of the de-
feat Of the bill to repeal the stone
and timber act made it's way up
into the Big Fork country Editor
Greedy worked this off:
Say, wish you'd tell me, fellers,
What we editors can do,
We, who live up in the alders
And the tamaracky slough,
How, we're goin' to make living
Keep our sheets alive in fact
1t the death blow should be given
To the blessed timber act.
Say, how are our pork and bacon
And our bean soup to be had
With our columns all forsaken
'Cept a lonely townsite ad !?
News won't do to feed the printer,
Should land legals fly the track.
yyy I'll ,,,r, 500 opnfhor uinfnr
II they kill the timber act?
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WANTED-For U. s. Army able
bodied, unmarried men be-
tween ages of 81 and IS, citi-
zens of United States, of a
good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For in
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Bemidji,
MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-14

Postmaster Carson: 81 like
the postofice situation pretty
well. It keeps us all busy get
ting broken in, but we are getting
along very nicely. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-14
(OFFICIAL)
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board Of County Commissioners
Of BeItrami County, Minnesota,
Regular Session.
Bemidji. Mimi. APRIL. 1904.

Bemidji. Mimi, April /. 1904.
< Hoard OF e9nnt " mmissiUners nict'if reg
ular adjourned session. All members pres
ent.
and examine petition and applications on
file.
On motion. the board adjourned to meet ut
O'Clock D. m.
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miscellaneous
Real ESTATE and MARKETS;
ST. Paul Union STOCK Yards.

ST. paul Union stock Yards.
st. Paul. April 13.-Cattle Good to
choice steers, $4.00@5.O0; common to
fair, $3.25@3.S5; good to choice cows
and heifers, $3.0O@3.50; veals, $2.5O@
4.25. Hogs-$4.7005.10. Sheep Good
4 to choice yearling wethers, $4,000
500; good to choice lambs, $5.00@5.50.
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An EXAMPLE.

The success Of the ladies of
Bemidji in esta blishing a public
library should be and is a strik-
ing example Of what Bemidji or
any town IS able to accomplish by
united and persistent effort.
Several months ago Bemidji
had no public library whatever.
Tonight a library containing a
collection Of nearly 1000 valuable
books installed in pleasant quar-
ters easily accessible to the peo-
pie Of the city will be opened to
the public. This is the direct
result Of the organization Of a
Woman S Club in Novem Der of
last year. An auxiliary branch
of the club was Immediately or
ganized for the purpose Of es-
tablishing a public library and
by earnest and persistent effo.t
the desired result has been OBJ:
tanned in a very short time. The
Woman's Club has scored great
success and is in a position to
render other services Of great
worth to the city.
Opportunities Of this kind are
thick about Bemidji. What
woman has done man may not be
able to equal but he ought to
come pretty near to it. Here's
hoping.
ALBERT BERG IS again a can
didate for representative from
Roseau county. Mr.. Berg like
all strong men has a plenty Of
enemies and he will have to fight
hard for the nomination. But
if Roseau county wants a man at
st. Paul who has influence in the
councils of the state it will
make haste to insure both his
nomination and his election.
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Attorney McKusick: am
working on the charter and we
expect to grind it out pretty rap
idly from this time on. We hope
to keep the stenographer busy
from now until the last page is
turned.
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RAILWAY COMPANY

Provides the best train passenger
service between Northome, Hovey juno
ton, Blackjack, Bemidii. Walker
and intermediate points and Mime
apolis, ST. Paul, Fargo and Duluth
and al points east, west and south.
Through coaches between NOrthOme
and the Twin Cities. No change
of cars. Ample time at Brainerd5
for dinner.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-04-14

WANTED Men to learn barber
trade; catalogue mailed free;
Moler Barber college, POI Sec:
ond avenue south, Minneapolis,
MINI. acGregor & Ander-
son, props. Established 1893.
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What They Say


w. p. Duncalf: "Just as soon
as the snow is off and the frost
leaves the ground tie local horse
men, who are members Of the
Agricultural Association will
make an effort to have the race
track fixed up. Mr.. Fullerton has
notl left with his horses yet and if
we have assurance that the track
will be put in good condition he
may decide to train here instead
of at Park Rapids
George Walker, Agent for M.
& T.. 1--WE haven't heard any
thing about the union depot ex-
cept from people in the city. It
may be built some time but SO
far as ! am at psesent informed
there is nothing doing looking to
its construction right now
James 3. Jerrard, Manager
St. Cloud Journal Press: The
Daley Pioneer is a credit to Be
mid ji-and- I hear the kindest re-
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marks for it all over the state.
The paper underits new manage
ment has improved a very great
deal and is great credit to
Bemidji.n
3 $500
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