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Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11

Postmaster McCabe returned yes terday morning from a trip to From teras, Mexico, where he went to look at several mining properties in which Bisbee people are interested. Among othr things that MT. McCabe brought back with him was a splendid speci- men of deer. which he has installed at a park at his home in company with another specimen of the same tribe that he has had there for some time. The trip made by Mir. McCabe to Fronteras was particularly for the purpose of examining the Burkovitch property, now being developed under ths direction of Robert Brooks MT. McCabe found that number of cross cuts had been made on the ground in of prospect work, and that such openings of the several hedges crossing the property as had been made showed up very well Besice Mir Brooks, Mir, Hurst. the architect, is ameng Bisbee people interested in this property The latter runs high in copper and lead values. A lime and had contact prevails with the orc body. and is considered of exceeding good promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
ABOUT THE WOLVERINE.

What is that you say about the Wolverine? Well. there ts a tip out from headquarters straight that the ground never gave as great promise as it does right at the present time. The formation has softened a whole lot fin the last week, and the way IL looks now is encouraging to buying on a big scale. This statement is based on the fact that the property has at tained depth in its drift of 1900 feet. When it is in the 160 feet formation it has to go beyond the $40 feet it has TOW made, il will have g depth of 400 feet Everything points at the present time to realization at this depth of the copper expectations the has carried all along. At the present time the ground being cu. Is heavily charged with sulphate of iron carrying traces of copper. The drift has haC traces of copper all the way in. but has never had anything so as the present showing, all things considered.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
HoUeHToN INCREASE.

The Houghton is expecting the ar rival in a few Cays of an additional Burleigh drill, which will be inmedi- ately put n service in a cross-cut that is being run on the ore body that has so long continued in the main tunnel. The drill in the latter is to be changed to electric power at once. under which the new drill will also operate. The people interested in this property have the means to do almost anything they please with the property. anG their willingness to exercise their means has been pretty well demonstrated at the Houghton. The way the latter property is now showing up gives plenty of credit of the right kind to their judgment.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
JUNCTION INSTALLATION.

The pump columns at the Junction are about completed. and the lower ng of the pumps has commenced. The frsr of the pumps to go down is that of 13,000 gallons capacity. Before il and it's companions get into operation permanently probably two months will have expired. Four new boilers of 150 horse power each have been installed to provide the additional power called for by this increase in demand.
 Among new people in positions with Bonanza Circle properties are W. J. Bolton. of Ray. Calf. as mine clerk at the l.. $. &5 P, and D. S. Williams of Douglas. as mine clerk at the Junction.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
IN DEVELOPMENT.

s. j. Miller. superintendent of the Copper Rock and Gold Quartz Mining Co.,, arrived in the city yesterday from Pittsburg. He comes to start the an nuai development work on the proper y of the company, which is located on the hill above the Catholic church. MT Miller stated last night that the work TOW 10 be commenced by the company would be permanent, and that it is expected to continue straight ahead
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11

The last quotations from the Copper Country yesterday placed the bid price for Calumet & ATizona al an ekea NOo
 The asked price was not. given. but it is reasonably certain that there is not much c. & A laying around loose al that price. We are more accus- Soned to see the price of that stocIl at s1f5.
 The falling prices were not atoae confined to the C. & A Calumet & Pittsburg. which has shown the most life during the past two weeks of iR- activity. slumped off $35O per share since the quotations on the 9th inst This stock closed at S4450 on Friday, and last night the best offer that could be obtained was $41 Junction book ed losing of dollar. and all the Bo- nanzas had a day off It is surpris- ing how we'll Junction maintains it's high price. At the present price a valuation of something like s4.000 0C0 IS placed on the property.
 Greene holds steady. and Shannon is slowly but surely advancing. There is to be some good winnings hooked in this stock ip the very near future unless we are very badly mistaken. The result of the stockholders meet ing tin Boston was well received in Clifton. and the Copper Era says bet ter things may now be expected in Shannon
 Speaking of the stock market in ge1- eral, H. R. Leighton, of Boston, has. this to say:
 ''The backlog to the market is G;i- coubtHdly the magnificent crop rec ord of the year Secretary Wilson places the total value of farm pro- ducts. after excluding the value of crops fed to five stock in order to avoid duplication. at S4.900000.000. These figures are simply bew:ldering. IL is no wonder the optimists are pre- dieting great things for the nea- fu- ture. l. means a condition which makes for a cegree of prosperity greater than anything this country has ever before enjoyed. We can only voice the general sentiment tha5 grea. times are just ahead.
 Manufacturers generally are look ing forward to the new year with con idence. and the traffic mauase,s or the principal railroads are already complaining of lack of equipment"
 There was very little trading yes tsrday. Since that bad day on Wall street at the beginning of the week traders have been a little shy, but the recovery was so quick that the incl dent has almost been forgotten. except by the fellow who was on the wrong end
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11

Quotations at the close yesterday were as follows
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
THE GARDINER.

The new Gardiner shaft equipmsn; will probably be in running order within another week. That is, the new hoist will be bringing up ore. The engine is now in the hands of the painters. and as soon as they have finished their work it will be put in regular service. Trials of satisfac- tory character have ateacy been made,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11

Carload furniture just received at Naquin & Co.'S.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
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IN THE MINES
Territorial and Local News Showing conditions at close ot week-The Bonanza Circle and stock gossip.
Looks VERY GOOD.

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11

Attest:
 c. W. HICKS. City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
SOUTH BiseEE DEAL.

Everybody has had his or her pay ment on the South Bisbee deal. It is a matter of considerable satisfac- ton to all parties concerned that there is no kick coming on the man. ner of the settlement. Everybody is satisfied with the size of the checks the secretary. M. J. Brown. has dealt out during the last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
EXPECT OFFICERS.

Owners of Mitchell Development Co. ground are expecting arrival of officers of that company in the city within very few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
THE C. & A.
 DROPS TO
 $IOO MARK
THIS IS THE LOWEST PRICE RE CORDED FOR THIS STOCK IN
 SEVERAL MONTHS.

Greene Books Ware Closed Yesterday
 Pending the Declaring of Four Pee Cent OiVidend-shAnnoa Stock Re eeiWng Some Attention at the Hands of Locz Buyers.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-11
WAS A WALL STREET GAME.
 Special to Review.)

New York. Dec. 10.-It is now quite evident that the Thursday slump was purely d Wall street game. The big guns, such as Keene and Gates. are openly bGilish. and the banking houses took up big lines of stock for their customers during the past forty-eight hours Today's stock market was strong from start to finish without a line from Thos. Lawson. the Boston copper magnate, to disturb the seren- fly of New York fnanciers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
At the Hatchery.

J. NJ Woodard, state game and
fish commissioner, was over Tuesday
to investigate the slaughtering of
fish ON Little Elk creek reported by
the News-Champion He has de
eided to appoint a special game
warden for Gunnlson county
While here Mr.. Woodard ordered
100000 eggs taken to the Denver
hatchery from Gunnison aud 3oO, 900
TO the Durango hatchery. These
eggs were shipped Yesterday. Su-
perintendent Lond will plant the
entire output Of this hatchery in
streams of the western slope.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
Desnosfa.ss Cessnty Convention.

GrNNIsoS. Cmo. April -. 1904
Pursuant g. a call frrm the chair
man ef the DomscratIc State Central
COMMITTEES. natiep h. hereby gwen
that a cluniy cauVouti1n wlil b. held
ln rlo court house ln Gunnisau. CD
arado. FRIDAY. Man =. 1894. at (?
clock D. m 81 elec seven ! dele
-8ies o. attend the state c1nveutim
m be- hall n Puabla. C1l1rad1. Tues
Ily. Jane Z. lsH4 also g. transac'
sIeb 1thor business az mav come b.
fra the convention Tho state cun.
.rutiaH b. called tar she purpa-o Oh
.'eJuu daieEaic- ta Che uan9na
convention t5 b. hold 40 ~ Louis ir
July lhe several precincts iu ths
county uiI. he eutltled ta tire follow -
.ag Representation in said county cos -
.HUfiHr ta.WiI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

Except as editorial pastime there
isn't much object in talking further
n Gunnison county about Peabody
and his anarchy Recent republican
primaries show how heartily the bet
ter element Of his own party repudi-
ates the unmitigated fraud aud cor
poration puppy and the party is TO
he congratulated ON that stand. 1t
might be remarked that all six re-
publican organs of the county have
tried 10 excuse and uphold his un-
llNful acts
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

Rev Richard f. Sykes If history
proves anything. it Is that any method
e adjustment which ignores the fun
damentals Of Christianity, though it
may seem effective, in the long run
rreates more trouble than it allavs.
The labor organizations that employ
violence to secure their ends ALWAYS
krndle the spirit Of violence in those
with whom they contend. The cor
porate interests that in the march OF
greed trample on the weak and ruth
lessly disregard the rights of others
arouse spirit of antagonism that
eventually viii work their undoinc
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

The state board of equalization
has announced a raise Of fifteen per
cent. m corporate assessment. 1t
may be bona hde attempt 10 get
the railroads TO pay a part Of the
million dollar deficit caused by Pea
hody's administration, and may be
dome as a bait 10 get county ASSESS
1rs 10 raise valuations, after which
The corporate assessment Will be put
back Assessors are learv Of the
IrDUOSltIIQ
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
NOTICE ~ fI>AL SETTLEMENT.

er deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on Monday
the regular days of the June Term OF the
County Court of Gunnissin County, in Probate
in the state of colorado, |. Mary F. Turner
ENecutrix q said estate. Will appear be.
fore the Judge If said Court present my final
settlement such Executrix and pray the
approval of the same and will then apply TO be-
discharged as such Exrcutrix Al which
time aud place any person m interest NAV an
pear aud present objections 10 the same IL any
there be.
Dated at Guunison, Colorado, MAY q 1891
MARY r. TURNER
EXecutrix II the Estate 81 Ruben e. Turner
decpa=ei.
First pub May. .. Last pub June 3, 1874
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

. tho said spItli a-iuu in fhr office 81 he iarE
81 zHfI uu1t. saiid ruuute Rirhin tanutg
dHsH ftnr ilsr s7rrfce % fiis Summons ull o. VOL.
rkcil =ire ul ilfe nats ui su1h aud ii son
ial o. auswer tie =aid rufiifuaf TOO uirhfn tlse
tiur aiure-iiId. Else HuulicHuf uiaiutiH iu thi-
action vii anplf 20 rnc aurt fur the relief de-
ulautien iu the ap1iilca ilu haroIn.
itueas. r. q. Palmer.
49, iHrk @ sail tnU ri aud the 4sai
- sA thHreuf az tiaunf-on iu said Counts
'and >tafe. tai. o. o. iay ~ Nay A D.
isi q g.. PALMER.
a lurA
tir.t uuh. Mas o. la.t pub Nay o. isa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
~ \ Mons

Goaa,y SsS y df SiilsS Gu"Ssou Ia the County Court
Fletcher " Jordan
Plaintiff,
George Hender.on. summons
Defendant.
The People Of the state of olurasio. to- 0.-rrpe
VI Henderson. the defendants above named
GREETING:
Nou are hereby required to appear in an ac
tion brought against you by the abuvp named
plaintiff h. the County Court Of tiunnison oun-
y, state OF I olorado aud answer the comp plai Mt
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof II served within this onDty or IL served
out ui this County, or by publication. within
thirty days after the service hereof exclusive "a
She day Of service. or Judgment by default will
be taken against you according to the prayer Of
the cpmpieint. And II y copy Of the complaint
iu the above entitled action be not served with
this summons. or II the service hereof b~ mad.
cut of this state. then ten DAYS additional IT,
the time bereinbetore specified for appearance
and answer will he allowed before the taking of
Judgment by default r. aforesaid.
The said action Is b o'ieilt To reclose a
chsnics lien and nilel the payment cf s.sss, ~
due from you, the .sid tieorge N Henderson to
the said plaintiff. Fletcher ". Jordan. for work
aud labor done aud performed fer the said
George NJ. Heuder-nn by The -sid Fletcher "
Jordan. Vans ;. White and Harry White in de
velopinc certain mining claims owned by the
said defendant and being situated in TAYLOR
Park mining district. dunnisun county, toiora.
DO ana Tor goods wares and merchandise fur
nished by one, l.. &. Treloar Tor developing aud
mining claims, a. will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action To which reference
T. here made. copy oi which H. hereto at
tached
And YOU are hereby not fled that if YOU fail 10
appear and tO answer the said complaint a.
above required the said plaintiff will take
Judgment by dcfault as hy law in such cases
made and provided.
Given unsler NY hand and official seal of said
Court at Gunuiscn. in said County this Twenty
Eighth day Of March A ID. 1884.
GEO. HEIHERINGTON.
Judge and Acting CLERK
GunERT A MALKER. Atty. for Plaintiff
tirst pub Apr l.. Last pub May. ~. 1874.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

Both republican congressional CON
veutIous endorsed the anarchist al
mlnistration of this Peabody and the
state convention soiled its record by
endorsing him and by placing his
name following Wolcotts as dele
gate 90 the national convention.
What do the working men o. Color
ado think Of the spectacle
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
Summons on Application for Regis
tYatiOn

state of Colorado. - In the District Co,srt
County 81 GuuuIssfu No
j. +. Brother
Plaintiff
The Gunnissn Land A
Town Company,
porstion. Henry l.. Ross
and Will Nahum. and summons on at1lir,
all other persons or par ton for Recistratior
tics unkn claiming
any right. title. estate
lien interest In the
real estate described in
the application herein.
Defendants
The people Of the State of Colorado 10 ia.
above named defeudsnts- GREETING
lou are hereby sum moned and required 10 an
swer the application of the applicant r,lair,ir
in the above entitled application for rrristra
ton of the following land situate in Guurison
County. Colorado to-wit:
Lots twenty 30. twenty one u J. twenty two
- twenty three 20. and twenty four ga in
Block One Hundred Forty Two tli2l Known an,
designated ss such on the amended plat of " eet
'TunniS iSon, Town of Gunnison. on file and of
record IN the Office Of the Clerk and Recorder of
said Gunnison County. and to fle your answer
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

Eleven news letters from CORES
pondents made News Champion
pages Of special interest last week
while one OF our contemporaries had
three and the other four. This week
we publish ten special letters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

The Gunuison Republican last
week publishes a long mining item
about Tin Cup that is word for word
the same as an original vrite-up
printed by the News Champion on
March 9th Some people are a long
uavs behind the times
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

The national socialist party is first
in the field and has nominated Eu
gene V Debs and Benjamin Hanf1rd
as the presidential ticket 1t Is be
heved Dehs' vote this year will be
mnch below the s. 600 votes he re-
,eived in 1900.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
LEGAL WQEl1Nns.
.N~tRs Svrrrt.

.taie ~ v i.iam pelmsar insane
The undersigned. having bsou auIssintsd con
seFVator ~ She estate 81 William Iaimear ~
thr ruuufy ~ huunHzun and state 90 tuiatnfi.s.
insane. herghy gives uufirc that he Vii appear
hlurc the county oourt oi 6unnIsou county at
thr ruuri HOUSE in timuuf-nu Hf ths Maruh term.
un The thtrd Monday in Mo next. at which
lime Hll ier-uus having claims against sand o.
tote are niitlfsd and requested o. aftand ~
tne puflssse ~ having tns same auiuztad. All
ilarsun= Indebted tn -aid estate are ressnaztasi
90 Wake Immediate payment Co the under
siaunl
Dated iith day II kprii. A. y 1854
" = DITTO
tfsaHrNufpr
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

Before the summer Is far advanced
the Pitkin Telephone company will
have made connection with the state
line through to Salida and our "hel-
10 outlet to the east will be com
plete
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
ADMINISTRATORS ~AtF

In the matter uf the Estatej
of John Mullen, deceased,
John New illiaus, Admin'rN
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10 an ur-
der Gully made and entered by the County 4 our
Of tuunisuB county Colorado, on the 3i-t daV
of April. A. y, i1ti, in the matter Of the estate
uf John Mullen. deceased, l. John Mem illiants,
administrator 81 said estate will ou saturday
the 2sth day Of NAV 4. u 1904, at the west front
door OF the Cuuiy tcurt house in the town of
Guunis' n touuty of Gunnison, state of olH ira
do, al ten % clock iu the turcuoOn Cf said day
sell ~ private sale Tor cash in hand the follow
ING described real property belonging 10 said
es ate, to-Wit:
An undivided one fourth interest in aud To- the
Fools Erraud group Of mining claims situate IN
the Box Canon Mining District ia the ounty of
Gunnison, state of Colorado and consisting of
Pools krrand lode mining claims Numbers one
70 five inclusive and Pool brand Fraction
lode mining claims Ndmhers one and two situ-
ale In said mining district ouuty and STATE.
Also an uudiy idei one fourth interest in and tn
the Lula and Oxide lode mining claims situate Q
in the tireen Mountain Mining District IN said
County and state.
Dated ,at Guunison olorado, MAY 9TH. 1904
JOHN McNILLIAMS
Administ rHtor.
tirst pub. May 6, Last pub. May q 1904
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

Charley Bruce, a former Crested
Butte boy and son Of John W. Bruce.
was killed at Leh. tah. two weeks
ago while attempting to board
freight train. His head was crushed
bv striking a car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
Summons on Application for Regis
tratiOp

tration
State Of Colorado, 80 ln the District Court
tiounty ut Hunuisun. - No. g.
dos. VI Block,
Plaintiff
versus
To all persons or parties
unknown, claiming any summons or appiica-
right. title estate, lien tion FOR Registrat ion,
interest in the real
estate described in tho
application herein,
Iof sBdants
The pe. r'e 4 the state of Colorado To- tie
above named defendants -GREETING
NouHre hereby summoned and required To an
swer the application Of the applicant plaintih
in the above entitled application for registra-
tion Of the following land situate in Gunnizon
county. Colorado, to-wit:
Newhelt lode Mining Claim. Sur. No. 4ns
Burpee Lod de Mining Claim SUI. No. ini1 Ponry
Lode Mining Claim. : ur. No. tuil; all in Eli
Mountain mining district, and 10 file your an
sver TO the said application in the office of the
clerk Of said Court in said County. within
twenty days after the sary ice of this summons
upon you. eNclu-ive II the dag 81 such service:
and II yuu fail 70 answer the -aid application
within the time af resaid, the applicant plain
tin IN this action will apply 10 the court for the
relief demanded in the application herein.
Witness. l.. q. Palmer.
eN CLERK Of said Court. and the seal
40 CA\ thereof, at Guunison, IN said County
rand state, this llth day If May 4. u.
1aui. +. q. PALMER.
Clerk.
First pub. MAY II last pub. May q, 1901
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

iIurrah for Judge Stevens No tin
soldiers Of the Bell stripe will be al
lowed 10 monkey with his court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
state oftoioraio,

STATE ~ uiurado- 81. tn tiie District uuri
tHuntg uf Gunuizuu No
Annie ~ Hetherinstar
Plaintiff.
NJ. CLARA a. Baton
NJ. Mar ". Hinkle
Ma u Hinkln. MHry n
Hinkln. Ehzahsth Hm-
Nc aud Jacob famdul,h Summons on Applica
Hinkle. aud all other tiou far Regeneration,
persons or parties un-
known, claiming ans
right. tiflr. estate. lion
interest in the real
estate described Va the
application herein.
Defendants
The peuIile of the sta . - Colorado 90 the allow.
named defendants -tikEEIlNG:
Nou are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the application ~ the applicant plaintiff
IN the above entitled Application FOR regisira-
tiou of the follow ing land situate ia Gunui-ou
County, Colorado. to-vit:
Lots seventeen IA aud eighteen ~ in Block
thirteon 1sl IN original Gunnison. known and
DESIGNATED as such recor led plat OF said town
IN The Office of the Clerk and Recorder Of
the snii ounty of tunni-on. in the State uf
pllratioB M the Office of the Clerk of said Court
IN said County, within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you. exclusive Of
The ds' of such service and il you fail to answer
the said application within the time aforesai H.
the applicant plaintiff in this action will apui,
tu the Court for the relief demanded in tn. an
plea ion herein
Witness r. g. Palmer.
D'N Clerk OF salt Court, and the seal
~ HAN thereof, at Gunnison in, said count
State, this nth day Of May. A. ID
Vs. 1884
PALMER.
First t,ub NAV n. last r,tb Ma, ., tga
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
R-I-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescriT ton
For mankind.

Does the News-Champion do any
of your job printing? If net you do
not get the bss.. That's all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
Uuflu tl wit

Total ..... Cd
r. J lIrWW,
Chairman Democratic County Cen
Com
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13
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ln tl.e Di sfrirt fourt
No
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

osFIoIAL PAPER os eUNSIsoS ooCSrl
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

First pub May Is. last pub Ma, %. isa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

summon 90 Applicn
tion inr heei .tratioh
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-13

sum mons on spplicu-
ton Tor Registration.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-12-15

Mrs r. Theis and children of
O2ona, arrived in the city Thurs
dav to join Mr.. Theis, who recent
ly went to work for the popular
grocery department of March
Brothers store.
-Findlater has Just received a
large shipment of Perfection Oil
Heaters. the best oil heater made.
Supply yourself with one and he
prepared for cold weather, If
DIR. Howard Mayheld, the
dentist. has moved his Office to
the new March building, up stairs,
where he invites his friends and
former patrons to call on him.
Phone 3S6. 40-4t
G. S. Dulin, who represents the
Dallas News in this section, was
here looking after the interests OF
that widely read and thoroughly
satisfactory newspaper last Thurs
day.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-12-15
To Enforce Sunday Law.

Sheriff Mcconnell said to
Press representative Tuesday af-
ternoon that he proposed "to
enforce the Sunday law to the
letter and that violators thereof
will not be allowed to go unpun-
ished." Mr. Mcconnell says that
"the opening of back doors and
passage into and out of saloons
on Sunday is illegal and that the
law must be respected. " lie
seemed very much in earnest and
evidently means what he says.
MIR. Mcconnell wants to effect
this reform in kindly manner
without any prosecutions and re-
quests that everybody observe this
law. He hopes to be able to get
along without any misunderstand-
ings of any kind.