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The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17
LECTURES TO-DAY.

By MT. Colville of 4os Edgewood Ave.
 w. J. Colville, the well known lec- turer and author will deliver two lec- lures to-day, at the residence of Mrs, William Trueman, 4O9 Edgewood ave nue, as follows
 p. m.'.The Ideal Life Strenuous and Simple
 SD. m.-9The Message of Spiritualism to Humanity
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17

Do they heat the Boston street cars?" They can't heat lem unless all the Boston girl passengers get out. Cleveland Plain Dealer,
 Her father Also, lieutenant, a half million will be my daughters dowry.s Lieutenant (transported) )-Ah, sir! see there are still patriots. Fliegende Blatter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C.. Dec 16. ?. m.
 Forecast for Saturday and Sunday For eastern New York: Snow Satur- day; Sunday fair; continued cold; vari- able winds becoming fresh east.
 For New England: Fair Saturday, except snow in south and west portions; Sunday snow; variable winds becoming fresh to brisk easterly
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17
NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS

If you are going away. for a short or long period, tine Journal and Courier will be sent to you by mail without extra charge, The address may De changed as often as desired.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17

A MAN IN A FURNITURE STORE Could pick out a Christmas present more to his mind than anywhere else you could take him. Come in and get something you want badly yourself and give 1t to your husband for Christmas. A fifth off at Brown & Durham's all the month.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17

sshe They do such cruel things in the army He-"What now?" She They say board of medical survey sat on a disabled lieutenant at Fort Thomas the other day. Such things ought to be prevented Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17
DONI,AN sUcEEssFIII,.

The state board of examiners of em- balmers met at the capital Tuesday and M. Joseph Donlan of this city was among those who passed the examina- tion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17
CONE TO FLORIDA

George M. Cameron proprietor of the Hotel Sea View, savin Rock, left this week for a two-weeks' stay at the Belleville hotel Jacksonville, Fla,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17
STANDING, SITTING, LYING
 C0nKIICsE AMD EATING

Everything to stand on: Carpets, rugs, mating, stepladders. Every thing to sit on: Chairs. rockers, tetes, couches. Everything to lie on: Brass and iron beds, springs mattresses. lounges. Everything to cook on: Stoves, ranges. Everything to eat on: Dinner and tea sets, tables; and every- thing at fifth off at Brown & Dur hams.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CITY. P CENTS A WEEK, 90 CENTS 4 MONTH, S3 FOR SIX MONTHS. $6 A YEAR THE SAME TERMS BY MALL eINGLE COPIES. ? CENTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-17
Local weather Report.
New Haven. December 16.

L. M. TARR, Local Forecaster,
 U. s. Weather Bureau.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
BAD AccsaSns 70 hxrs VSsucs.

Sort Warner wanted o. oams IN
from Crested kutie Saturslav uIghs
and IN order O. get b nsc rode aa the
rotary SHOW plaw At The faai n
.1f NlrElnIa avenue be- Iumped. a.
save walking up frln8 thc deF1s and
a. a resalt tls ieg was bFaksu in tW8
places aud She bone crashed ~sans
strangers f3uni him aud earned him
o. bis hatae wtcre che waunds we're
dressed The neat dav De- was taken
o. >ali3a and reports are that be- is
resting easily and thai the lag elu De-
saved
A carriage and -iEu painting shop
has beeu gpcne8 bv y ) Giimaur of
Canon Cify in the bs.lding fIrmsriy
occupied ~ Fred Hagen nppasite
Wolfe a Eastman q igcry stable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
BOVERMAN MINE SHIPS.
Rich Gold Ore Sent to Smelter
Amid Flying Co'ors md
f,uch E.nthusi SIN.

Tuesday and Wednesday were
gala DAYS for the Tvmtiath century
gold camp of Boweundn The FIRST
car load of ore was transported in
teams to Pitkin where il was shipped
over the Colorado az southern to
Denver. The ore is a high grade
product and comes from the Camp
Bird mine i'm which a wonderfully
rich strike was made law weeks
ago Monday the citizens OF Bower
man turned out en- ma-sC and con
-tructed "a wagon road from the mine
tl the camp and the following DAYS
several fdur-h0rsc teams were on the
route hauling ore Co the railway.
Much enthusiasm was manifested
over the event and hundreds turned
uut 10 make ii "a memorable event
The teams were proiusely decorated
with bunting and flags and great
enthusiasm was displayed as they
passed through town with the FIRST
shipment of gold ore from the Bower
man gold camp
A. r. kirchncr returned from
Pitkin Monday afternoon
L. =. Ierrimau made q trip E.
Gumui41n on business Monday.
Lou Grutber who has been Sick f11
ID few days went t1 Gunui-1u Mon
day.
Harry Alexander made a trip over
from SaLida the latter part Of last
week.
l.. i. Lamb of Wauuita Springs
hotel visited Gwui-1n during the
week.
Harvey w Dice came over from
Ohio City Monday and is stopping
at Lorraine
T. d. BRYANT SON of Dr. Bryant
and wife was a visitor Iu town for a
few DAYS last week.
Sylvester & McNiuiug are putting
up a large builIingat Lorraine which
may be used as O hotel
TudarsheriF Frank Mckay oO
Guunis0u made a professional triT
/ to this camp last Friday.
/ f. q. kress D. putting up a dwell
| ling on North Silver avenue and viii
soon have his family here.
\. Hart Of the Hart Furuitm,
/ Company was visitor IN this camT
/ the latter part Of last week
Art Huifsnith Of Saliia visited
this district during he week. Ar
expects to become interested in this
camp soon.
]. c. Miller, W. J Raushaw ans
( T. f. Mcclure came in overland las
week from Lake City and expect t,
remain here.
Continued on last page-l
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4 LAsss PNty.

Pew t,aanIsan PARTIES have t'ses
Hiarc enJased 81 msre -scee.~fsl
than the gatherlng TUESDAY nlehs =
which friends e Me--rs and Mes
dsmes & +. Adams. Ciarcace Aasnss
and ; ! Miller werc tn Attendance.
Probably gFi guests filed Waaimea
and Be.lmeu balls aud she large aase-
raamS
Oa the ball roam a8ar- a merry
crowd danced Co sweci music fur
uishej by Messrs Gavcttc and Sn.th
and Miss Bessie E-tes In the
pariors Prlgressivo finch was the
Eime At lnsJn supper vas served
al the finch tables The evening
was certainly an occasion long % he
remembered
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
City Election Fizh5.

The registration o, GualarI vat-
crs has not been -a large SINCE the
last prosiden. al election which i-
evidence Of the Interest everyone i-
taking in the fight
Leaders Of the People ticket are
making aH1ht ON tile saloon question
hut ,immercd down there does mot
appear 10 be amy great difference hc-
tween the position OF respective cam
didates on the two tickets. Csldi-
dates of both sides are In favor gt
enforcing the law So far as the Nrv--
CHAgrIuN has been able t1 learn
and there is certainly no chance for
the incoming council t1 do more.
Some are dragging i'm the question
Of the new road past the normal
grounds. but Just what a future city
council can DO iu that regard we are
unable To- discover. The road Is all
built So far as the city Is concerned,
and future action depends upon the
county commissioner
On the subject of the new charter
for the GunuiS8n Gas a Water Co.
the News-Champiau believes that
nominees of the Citizen : ticket VIII
handle the question for the people
in a better and ADLER manner than
their opponents and consequently
fav0rs their election.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given that, uur-
suaut 60 law, the annual municipal
election of the town uf Gguui-u
will be- held iu the several precincts
Of said town on Tuesday thc hilh
day Of April, A. D. 1904 for the
purpose uf olecfir- tHe laIlHviug
officers for the said town, t1-Wis
One mayor, t1 H#II office one year
Three trustees. tu hold office two
years
oue trustee, t1 hold office aue year
% hE vacancy
Precinct 80 ] embraces an that
part .f said town lying east of the
Crested Butte railroad track p..l
ing place, city hail.
Precinct SO. = emIrles- all chat
part of said town living Ha-t or tna
Crested Butte railroad track. Poll
ing place, hose house. Sew York
avenue
The polls win De opened a, z
O'Clock %. m and remain open uuaI
: p. m. of said dly 1f election
The Judges Of election for tine Sow
eral precincts viii meet mt tla pa.-
ing places above designated ul
Tuesday, the 51.h day of March A.
d. 1904. for the purpose of revising
correcting and completing the au-
uual registry list as required by law
Witness my hand and the seal ri
the said town al Guuuisan t0lHra-
[ do. this 2I day 1f March 1901
GO ". II. CuEru.
49, Clerk and Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
MIL FOR GOLD EUT
kesaes,ens Vorss oa a Rig &Ak
Ses.ssea tor VsseAa to TaX,
Osd Dsssnps ana Lo~
Cra5c Mas.

f'iau- aud legal g1ruuleslis aFc
c9Iap.ete f1r tAe orectIsn q large
re1act9n plant ai NulcaH g. tFcai
ths damps ai the Nuleaa. Namm th
Chimney and q s1i Hope mines and
auy custom ores taas NAV c1mc ga
;. c Aruald. manager af the Cam-
binei Chemical and Anna ramafiu.
Company af Denver hzs secured
leases on these duraps. m che waste
are stlll ia the stoncs and an ground
for the erection af his rlant Geo
liueherEer has secured fae contract
o. haud the machinery Alr Arnold
went t1 Denver the latter part 81
last week and viii return and start
operations by the middle If April lr
Iu two weeks
This plant is O. he ereItei Ca the
east 6lD leet af the Nsleau lrlaud
an the brink of thc bill overlooking
the gulch above Vulcan Water far
the plant sto be Ppe1 l7uu feet from
up Camp creek 4 royalty Is 90 D.
paid owners of the dumps which
have been thoroughly tested by two
carload SAMPLE None 1f the veiu
material which will De- trtafcl ran
less than 1915 and tha. was the iron
pyrites that occur Boa such ahul dance
IN the Vulcan. Even Do can be- Salts
fact1rily worked as tAe rl>t Of the
chemical process hardly runs above
Sl.75. Much Of the dumps runs
very high. The amount Of ore ready
for treatment is enough 90 run loo
ton mill for seven years and as mum
berless claims In the vicinity have
heavy bodies of low grade ore it
should prove a great thing for the
Vulcan country.
Ore will be carried ou an ulles :
tram to the mill THIS mill will
have boilers and Blake crusher
sufficient for 100 tm capacity. but
the rest of the machinery is in sets
of p ton capacity II the first set
is satisfactory in returns another Will
be put IN by the side Of the first and
SO on till the full capacity is reached
After passing through the heavy
Blake crusher the ore runs by
gravity TO a pulverizer which re
duces 10 No. 10 mesh screen al the
ore. 1t then runs o. two Muller
tanks and is ground with stem heat
and with added chemicals Co the
hneness of loo mesh ID then
passes, rtill by gravity, into anal-
gamating tanks where quicksilver
takes up the gold, silver lead and
platinum No other metal is re-
fined, The values are then separ-
ated in ordinary manner 5y rcrort
All the ore viii be handled automatic
ally.
Recently Improvements bon cIemi-
cal processes have reduced the Hauil-
ing of ores 90 Il science s1THlt 81
ore can be successfully operated up
on. The gold belt of Guuis1u
county has huudro0- l IU grade
properties with immense bodies at
ore thai can be- made mines IF this
process II the success Ituaa appears
II viii mean reIuve1atIm d the
Vulcan and Spencer country and thc
rapid growth of a great mining sou
tion Of Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

Passing by the big furniture store
OF Clarence Adams the other lav our
reporter observed about laLf a car
llad of new baby hurelas and -0-
carts and sleeping coaches and iu
luIre1tla reason. "T4a -farA gave
ma Zip. said Nr Adams and by
uhewaEt thaEu going J guess latip
was proper DE- certainly bias SOME
very stylish designs iu hu-E.a-.
sleeping oHlela- and Er car- AI
ara rubber tired with steel 1ar- and
wheels. The best grade nI urlaI-r-
cry i- used and one cam surely ul
uae color 3. -ulr Handsome reed
patterns with silk rare-lL-. patient
iuntbrahe-. detachable wheels and
loose cushions are the most uu-t1-
date things hr tIa bahv~ E-.ar
outing and from chat tie line has
aII the novelties down o. folding
Ea-ca~L lf $500
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
Dissolution OF Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Williams n Yates have this
day dissolved partnership. Chas.
Williams will continue the business
and will collect all bills and pay all
accounts owing by the firm
Dated at Guuuisln, Colo. March
2Gth 1904
tWS WILLIAMS.
W. IT, ltTr,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
no! FOR THE WORLDS FAlr
Rivalry Begins to Get Warm as the
Votes Pile Up.
The present status Of votes as
'ounted Yesterday is as follows:


Mis- Barbara Csrliu. Pitkin. in..............-. 55
Miss Nora Clifford Gunnison .............. 80
Miss B-s ie Gibbons Doyleyillo. ......... ..-. 210O
Mis- Leila Hail, Guunison. $3.50
Mis- Mayme McCormick Guuuison ........ l5S
Mrs Ruth ). Marshall Guuui-on .......-... 26a2
Miss Pearl McN i.iiauis, Pitiin ............. g3
Miss Mabel Meyer, Guunison .............tIlI
Mrs Susie Miller, Crested Butte ..........-. ia
Miss Maude Eadaka. Powderhorn ....... as
The rivalry has grown rapidly in
interest this last week Some Of the
ladies have made Tremendous gains
and others have many coupons held
iu reserve which they can throw in
tHe scale at the opportune 'ime.
Gunuis1n merchants have en- tered
into spirit Of contest and are either
supporting some fair candidate or
dividing tbei' coupons to please as
many ol their patrons as possible
There i- one thing about it, it costs
mo- one outside Of this office a cent Il
money for everyone who secures
coupons gets value received either ira
the best newspaper uu tine Western
slope, iu advertising In splendid
medium o. reach the people or i'm tie
best quality ul Job work. Therein 10
is different from rhoold plan used Iu
connection with the Maid ID honor
contests At first some held al0of.
thinking Ibis was the same idea. but
those people are now praising the
.NrE--CHvWIuN for the originality I
. the idea and for doing away with OBJ
jerti0uabic features.
The Judges, Miss Matte Brown
and Mr. John T. brothers, find Ut mo-
small task ta count the large num-
ber of ballots deposited each week.
and the frs. ballot box Is already
FUN The coupons counted each
week are scaled and put aside So
. thar should amy question arise they
can bee recamted The ballot box
stands iu the window Of the NV
CHAWIUN u.fice where any one can
deposit votes themselves or If sent
to- the office they viii be deposited rs
requested. Toward the end Of the
contest another Judge viii be
selected. probably someone outside
f OF the town of Gunnis1n. IL would
. be too such trouble for such a Judge
to be here every week during this
. part of the contest, and the names
of Miss Brown and Mr.. Brothers are
surety for perfectly fair treatment 70
. all receiving votes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

Good printing is as distinctive
from poor printing as good tailor
ing or carpeutering is from the botch-
work kind. The NEWs CHAMPION
job office docs particular printing
only. Does your Office need some Of
that kind. Particular printing for
particular people is aneXcelleni mot
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
Stockholaers Meetinf.

Notice is hereby given that the am
nual meeting Of the Gunuisln caun-
" Telephone Exchange Co VIII be
held at its office in Gunnisgn. Colo,
on Wednesday, April 6, 1908, at three
O'Clock p. N. for the purpose Of e.ect
ing officers for ensuing year and the
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
CONTENTS OF INSIDE PAGES.
Events in washington.

Land Law Decision Discussed iu the
Senate.
War News.
japanese shut oF War New. Pre-
paratory t1 Movements
Japanese Report OF Battle japan
ese War Tax. Too Many Russians
Enlist Whale EyuIudo7 Nine
Items Of Interest from Everywhere.
Mover Again Arrested and Held &C
Telluride
Haywood Move. Miners Secretary
Arrested
continued stoY-
The Girl at the Hallway House,
story Of the plains by f. HauEh
Chapter XVI and XVII
Colorado eriofs-
Brief Bits 0f News from All Over
the State
Denver Market Reports.
Fun, Wit and -uruor.
Editorial.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

c. f. Adams left yesterday morn
ing for Montrose where on April lst.
he takes charge Of the Moutrose
Press. Mr.. Adams has not vet Sc
cured a buyer for the Tribune and
will run both papers for time. Sort
of William Randolph Hearst plan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

Good wall paper at moderate prices
~ What the average housekeeper
wants. Our 1904 patterns are ON
the shelves and their beauty and ell
egance shows at glance We guar
antee quality and can assure you
that the price will be satisfactory.
THF ENbNER LUMBER Go.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

] have been subject r1 -.ria
rheumatism fr wears. SAYS q. d.
WaLirHl, ot Wilton junction. Iowa.
NE Joints were stiff and gave me
much pain and discomfort Nv
Joints would crack when ] straight
eneI mp. ] used ClambarLaIu
Pain Balm and have been tllr1uEl-
ivcured. Have NOT had a raiu1raghe
from the oh trouble for many
months. 1t Is certainly a most w-gn-
lerful Iiuiment For sale hy all
druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

The calico ball announced by the
Women of Woodcraft for the night Of
April first has been changed 10 Sat
urday night, April second Admis-
sion win be 80 cents couple and
lunch served free. Woodmen and
Retanen halls Everybody come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

The Vulcan Times, Published al
Nukan, Colo. IS the organ of Che
|l)omingo. Willow Greek. Beaver
Creek, Spencer, Goose Greek. White
Earth and adjacent mining districts.
At the trifling cost Of one dollar a
wear you can not afford o. be without
m
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

Subject for Sunday morning at the
NJ f. church viii be The resurrec-
ti1n q Christ. Evening. the sun
day school Will render an Easter pro
gram
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

transaction of such other business as
may properly come before it
Dated March -. 1904
g. T. 'NrrEAY, President
L. T. MurIrH. ~ecreurv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

Smith Whip returned "Wednesday
from his trip to Missouri.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

! JUST RECEIVED my new
nprng and >Bmmer samples aud
Hsyics Of tailor and ready IA tde suits.
(fhe finest line ever offered o. the
|psblIc by Chas. A Stevens n BRO.
MARY A IHLER.
Bird door west af bank
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

clarence Adams
Furniture. llseensx are. | nciort..kinE
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

taE SNE Bgy Crc=ccni blcycle
y gs8d rcpair prlce S5trt Sec
isusgpC. the repair man
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
GOOD HOPE MINE AT VULCAN.

The picture shows part Of the big dump which has been leased by
C. Arnold of Denver and associates who will
ducon plant the of the Good Hope Mammoth Chimney
and Vulcan Average from carload Of the dump
about a and enough sight dumps
the Slopes the mill Tor years This great things
Q the Southern Gunnis3n Gold Belt
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01
D.H3ss t1nlS.

Van ssl~ sad .alsossa-n.ss.s- ssss..sr tiis hes,
ceHts line
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-01

Have vou let y1ur sprIng cleaning
eontractS II not telephone o. Chas
Williams No a. and the alley will
quickly cleaned aud thai accumu-
etioH oi ashes and dirt hauled away
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-10-01
Woman's Club.

The Woman's club held a very interest
ing and most enjoyable meeting at thC
Guild hall Thursday afternoon, when
they celebrated their tenth anniversary
Over 100 guests were present to enjoy
the occasion. The address Of welcome
by Pres. Hoyt. was particularly appro-
pirate. Mrs. Thomas H. Brown of Nil
waukee delivered an address on "Is il
Worth While" which was followed by
an address by Miss Ellen Sabin, presi-
dent Of Milwaukee-Dow college.
The clubs represented at the celebra.
tion were the South Side. Merrill Parlu
School alliance and College EndowmeT
association of Milwaukee, the West AL
club and the Twentieth Century club u
Wauwatosa. Music was furnished ID
DeBona's orchestra. A social hour fol-
lowed the regular programme, when re
freshments We're served.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-10-01
Football.

The high scohol team will go to West
Bend today % play the high school team
of that place. The management had a
game scheduled with the south side high
schools first team and expected to give
them a bard contest. But the game was
Cancelled by Coach Riordan of the south
side because he did not care to give his
team such a hard game so early in the
season. The boys are all in good condi-
ton and expect to win their game today.
They VIII line up as follows: Right end,
Pilgrimi right tackle, Bathke, Tousch
right guard, Winding; center, Bodden-
hageni left guard, Van Roo; left tackle,
Currie; left end, Hulburt; quarter back.
Hart, captain; right half, Schoonmaker;
left half. Seger; fullback, Eggert.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-10-01
Death of Mrs. Howard.

The death of Mrs Emily c. Howard,
aged - years, wife of the late l.. T.
Howard. one of the very early settlers
of Wauwatosa, occurred at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. John Winters, West
ern avenue, on Tuesday. September 81.
She IS survived by two sons and two
daughters Charles Howard of Milwau-
kee; William Howard of Arcade, n. Y;
Mrs. j.. Il. Hemphill of Nashville Tenn,
and Mrs. John Winters of this city.
The funeral took place on Friday mt
2:30 p. N. at the Baptist church, Rev.
LongfeIlow conducting the service. In.
terment was at Wauwatosa cemetery.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-10-01

Through the kindness Of Hon. Theo
Often. our Public Library has just been
enriched by sixty volumes of the Con-
gressional Record. The State Of Wis
consin has also furnished full set Of
the publications issued by the various
departments of the state government
comprising not far from one hundred
and 6ftv volumes, some Of which are
of great yalre.
The Twentieth Century Topic club
was entertained Monday by Mrs. Ad-
ans and Mrs. Ruggles at the home Of
the latter. The club will be enter
tained. October 10, by Mrs. Kurtz and
Mrs. Humphry, at the home Of Mrs.
Kurtz.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-10-01
Another Auction.

Charles Il. Davis will hold another auc-
ton sale of real estate in Wauwatosa
Saturday, October 8, commencing at lot
SSxl20 feet on East Milwaukee avenue
200 feet east of Wauwatosa avenue, at
2:30 p. ID. Fifteen lots will be sold in
different parts of the city. They are 10.
Gated on Second avenue near Center
Second aud Washington, Third and
Pabst avenues, Watson and Windsor
avenues, east of Wauwatosa avenue
Free rides on all street car lines on day
Of sale from to o'clock.