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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08
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NeWsA hampton q torrespondence.
A very successful dance was given
at Jack S cabin school house Satur-
day evening A very large crowd
was in attendance and all had a lolly
time
Joe Hays is rapidly improving
from his severe accident.
J +. Stevens was seen ON streets
If lIoweville last saturday
Our snow is about all gone and
green grass is fast showing in its
place
] r. Spann has lately been fur
nishing parties at Crested Butte with
some fine cattle
w. l.. Dennis moved home after
spending about FIVE months with j
NJ Harris ON his ranch.
L. r. Bantock stopped over night
in Howeville Monday with a big
bunch of cattle for the Crested Butte
market.
Arbor day viii soon be here. Let
every one plant trees so We can hang
our hammocks in the shade this
summer
Robert Ahrens tells us he will
have early cabbage plants for the
farmers. Bob is like the early worm
always the first one out.
Joe lsham and Allen Roper are at
home ON their Taylor river ranch
waiting Tor the snow TO 60. Then
the sage brush will fly.
Oleander is the leading flower this
season Those doubling this should
ask the gentleman who wears a
pressed oieauder next TO his heart
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08

aan ot the Ina-pcpaeus ba.rdsHe
aaE--s ..ss SUNDAY
" IL tiAtsoa pa~ called to lsx seE
The trws IT the ~eea ea business
tie ~sl ass vIsss Ca.sr.dc Springs
trcfD<e returning
Andy Sasrt accompanied the tso
cars II Camp Bard ore % the fueble
ssnelter las; Sunday
N Mszni Is havIns eoH.forsatls
estsn esEi' 90 his property be'weea
Ba~erss.n ana Issr.sae he expeesss
to occuPv "a ssoa and commences
HsIHsnS On the Greaf t.a-sern and
Gold Bag proPortIes
y y Baron has arrived in camp
and VIII remain here permanently
He came AZ from beaver and vii
soon go into business here
Mrs p " sylvester and two chil-
dren aud her nlatbor Mrs \ q Nc
Minimy arrived al Lorraine q feW
days aga and VIII remain far the
present
Navor Joe kacnz is patcuting the
townsite Of Lorraine and expects o.
have the patent work well under way
soon.
New Fphaass have been placed IN
the business houses Of krcss Bros
Gus >chmiit. Bowerrnau hotel al
Bpwermau aud r. y Moneys home
al Lorraine The PItkin Telephone
company 5 business IL on the increase
and they VIII have lots ~ talking
marhines in the district soon.
Vim. Iouderg1n Of Chicago. H
Cornell and Charles ID. Bauck Of
New York were In the district during
the week and are well pleased with
the prospects. They are ueg1tiat-
ing for property IN this part of the
cuunTv
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08
Dnko.s NeSA

| ~fs-tt As--lasAA-sA 81 - .f-'tttfAtefa
Ne learn 81 fieury Pomel who has
Iusi returned fram Creede thai A. j
Nant wss seriously hurt last week
Whsie working IN sispe ~ Crceste
mlne A rock he'll from the roof
breaking the b0ard au which he was
standing The drop vas - feet but
Mr. liant caught on the staging at
. "a fest ude-caped WIth three broken
rlbz
Thee Eouuor made a business trip
O. Gunnisan THIS week
r. y lam1y. stage driver from
lola 30 lab9is IS moving his family
IN iram Gunnis1g this week He
l. ocrupying the hotel building
The Aiair tunnel is driving
straight ahead and some good ASSAYS
have lately been received Its pro-
m1ters have faith in masking a mine
af the property
Prank H1If has severed his CON
uectian with the Alair Mining com
pauy and is developing his property
an VIII ow creek. Bert Dale has
taken bis place in the taaneL
John Rfur9 Of CRYSTAL Is now EN-
pl0ved by Superintendent Beachamp
at the Dahais tunnel Three men
are working there and ars develop
ing good body If low grade ore
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08
SOMERSET
Mt. Carton
News hampton Correspondence
April lst 1904


April lst 1904
The mine was idle Thursday ON
account of not having enough cars
for a full days run. Shows ON Al
pine pass are keeping the trains back
Mrs. John Webb visited friends in
Gunnison the past week.
j. j. Shackleford and l.. T. Hutch
inson spent Sunday last with friends
in Gunnison
Miss Hutchinson Of Florence. Gel
orado, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Kate kunze
Our venerable fireman. Mr.. Bot
tenheld, who was quite i'll last week
is again on duty.
Supt Jos. Watson left Monday for
Denver and will visit the company s
property at Majestic before return
ing.
The stork is again in evidence at
Mt Carbon this time leaving "a II
pound boy at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs John kmzn
The storm Of last Monday and
Tuesday resulted in the heaviest
snowfall Of the season, fully Is inches
falling in As hours.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08

A company Of FIkiu and Pitts
burg, Pa people has incorporated
the Pitt~burr Gmnisn Gold Belt
Mining company % operate and de-
ge.ope the Copper King group Of
claims lying half a mile north Of the
town Of B5werman. G.. A. Dewey OF
pItkin, diSc0vcrer Of the Copper
King Is vjce-pre~ident and r.. W.
Arnold of pIttsburg is president.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08
Cn~nHy hgA SrAsd Na>n

MI-s ksaherlae Barns visitea,hssh
sehod Monday
The Caesar class has began ia.
translation oi the foarth book
The literature class l. -fuSvluo
B1rke : 'CoBcIliation nah America
lsar1n9 The wind storm Weines-
day afternoon the flag p1le at the
hlgh school building was blown down
snd broken of near the top.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08
+ MINES AND MINING +
Rock Drilling Contest in e Paso.

Mining Record
During the mining carnival % be
held in Fl Pas1 in November next
there win be a rock-drilliug contest,
which owing TO the Inducements
held out, should be the most attract
tive ever held The prizes aggregate
5000, and should insure the entry
Of the most expert drillers in the
United States, Mexico and possibly
Canada.
Only those who have ever taken
part in the organization of a rock
drilling contest can know the great
amount Of time and care involved in
the preparatory work, and hence, al
though the contest is vet SIX months
away, we venture to make few sug-
gestions 10 the committee of Inter
national Miners Association which
has this matter in hand.
Much of the value Of rock drilling
contests is lost for purposes of com
parison owing 10 the difference of
material in which the drillers work
la Colorado, where the most notable
drilling contests, outside Of FL Paso,
have been held, the standard rock
used is Gunnison granite, and we
would suggest that in the contest to
be held during the miners carnival
that the committee secure a block of
granite from Gunnison county for
that purpose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08
bardkae and Somerset Co.ntry
Paonia 6azsito


The four men who were arrested
at Somerset aud tried here before a
Justice court In January had a re-
hearing last week before the county
court. A. the state did n1t produce
evidence showing The gull of the
parties the case was dismissed. COSTS
beng assessed b. the county,
HkRHNE.
Par Biley was up from Somerset
sunday visiting bis children.
Judge Bardine went 90 Somerset
Wednesday 10 attend a school meet
ing
= J Rummel went down a. Som
erset % attend the c1nceu aud dance
there
Casper Pres-lsr came over FROM
Nj Carbon last Thursday aud went
back sunday.
We have been having some love
ly2 weather up here lately. Snow
rain and wind have held SWAY.
The road is being put through up
here as fast as the weather will per
init II will be a good thing for the
people up this valley. for il there is
anything we need 1t a good wagon
road
SOMERSET
Mrs. Jameson and children fare
visiting in Crested Butte at present.
Chas Alton and Ernest Benton re-
turned from a few days visit at Pa
onia.
Dir. lIazlett of Paonia assisted DIR.
Brown with two successful operations
saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08
Doyleville Mining.

Indications Of mineral around
Doyleyille have from time to time
tempted prospectors into that section,
but 1t has taken the impetus Of
B0werman and Cochctopa mining 20
start things in earnest Phonolite
lvkes have been discovered in the
vicinity aud some good veins opened
Clark King aud Robert Mcconnell
have a tunnel in 90 feet on the Black
Jack Blue tale carrying what is be
eved to DE tellurium has been dis
covered In a two-G1ot body and it is
in place Assays ran into the thou
sands.
On the Nest Egg am Is inch vein
f phonolite carrying white iron ap-
pears. Horace Gowns is doing some
work on his property located along
the same lead.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08

Z. c. Everly was down from his
Cochetopa ranch last Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-08

Harry Alluby, superintendent Of
the Augusta was In GWnis0n yes
rerdav f5 meet John Lehrritter and
C. J.. Arzcuo, Of Denver. directors of
the company, who came over to plan
for the summers work. Operations
have been partially suspended for
some weeks as.the pipe line froze up.
Ir. Allenby saws he did not imagine
before that a big pipe line would
freeze solid under p feet Of snow
but such is the fact.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
TERRIER PUP DRAINED COW
Plump Appearance of Canine and "FaQ Off" in Bovine Product
 Cause Barnyard Mystery.

Ben Record owns COW which he be- lieved to be one of the best milkers in all the country until a few weeks ago when she began to fall off" suddenly. The shortage became more and more noticeable until the animal developed into a third-class 'stripper,' relates the Punxsutawney (Pa.) Spirit. MT. Record also keeps full-blooded terrier pup, whose growth and portly appearance has occasioned remark, although the dog seldom ate anything that was offered to him by the family. Both mysteries were cleared up the other evening, how ever, when Mrs. Record went to the barn to milk, for there lay the COW, con- tentedly chewing her cud, while the ter rier pup, his feet spread far apart, leis- urely extracted the precious lacteal fluid so much desired for making ice cream or constructing pumpkin pies. Since the discovery the COW has become reinstated in the good opinion of the family, but the terrier takes his milk after it has been skinned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
Suburban News
WATERFOWL JOTTlNGS

The annual ball of the Watertown fire department will take place at the town hall Wednesdayseveni Noyem- ber 9. The firemen's ball is looked forward to by many and has grown in until it has become the so- cial event of the season. Those in charge of the arrangements are en- deavoring to make this the most sue cessful dance ever given by the de- pertinent.
 A basketball team will soon be or ganized at the Taft school As there is no suitable building in town the home games will probably be played in the Waterbury Y. NJ. c. A. build- ing.
 A railing is being built on the wall from Keilty's store north to Homer Heminway's barn. Selectman James Skilton is experimenting the work.
 The funeral of James E. McGowan will be held from St Johns church at 9:3O o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Why pay 15 cents a copy for maga- zine when you can get one free with the Evening Democrat? Every sub- scriber to this paper can have the Women's Home Companion simply by paying the subscription price of the paper in advance. Subscribe now ana get the big Christmas number
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

Some one has maliciously defaced the coping on the stone steps that lead to the new high school building. It seems very strange that there are peo> pie in this borough who do not appre. ciate anything that tends to beautify the town J. H. Whittemore, whose generosity has made the new high school possible, has spent a great deal of money beautifying the grounds around and about the beautiful build ing, and the person or persons who wilfully deface the property should be prosecuted. The dissertation of the beautiful grounds has been carried So far that MT Whittemore last night sent communication to the board of warden and burgesses asking that board to appoint George F. Barnett, janitor of the building. policeman. It is needless to say the board com piled with the request. MT Barnett now has authority to place under ar, rest any person or persons who are caught injuring the property, and if a word to the wise is sufficient then the guilty ones will stop their work of de struction before it is too late.
 w. K. Birdsall of Maple street was in New Haven yesterday on business
 The Naugatuck football team will play the Acorns of Bridgeport here or Thanksgiving day.
 Ojeda council. K. of O., will confel the third degree upon class of twen ty-one candidates Sunday afternoon.
 Why pay 15 cents copy for maga- zine when you can get one free with the Evening Democrat? Every sub- scriber to this paper can have the Women's Home Companion simply by ! paying the subscription price of the paper in advance. Subscribe now and get the big Christmas number.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
nILKED cow EN ROUTE
Bovine Stories of the Day From the
 Local Freight Terminal.

New Haven, Nov 17.-Cows are get ting to be common feature of the freight traffic these days on the Con- solidated railroad, so plenty that the railroad operators are schooling them selves into handling them smoothly and expeditiously. One costly one was sent to New Haven from Bridgeport yesterday morning and a telegram was sent ahead of her reading: Cow coming, unattended" Consequently when the COW arrived here, a switch man had to be delegated to lead her safely out of the freight yard.
 Tuesday night an Alderney COW was shipped here from Derby and a tele- gram came ahead of her reading: Cow coming; needs attention" This was translated to mean that the cow was to be milked, and so brakeman who was reared on a farm was found and set to milking her. The COW was valuable one and was soon called for hY her owner
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
OAKVILLE HIPpENINS.

Edwin Booth, who came to reside with his stepson, J. E. Aspinwall of HazelWoOd, from Cleveland, O., q week ago, went to New York to-day to undergo an operation at the cancer hospital for affiiction of the tongue For some time past MT Booth has been experiencing an unpleasant sen sation about his tongue and recently it swelled to such dimensions that it has become impossible for him to talk or eat anything but liquid food. His relatives have consulted number of physicians in regard to this sad trou- ble and they have deemed it irnpera- tive to resort to an operation without delay. Miss Mary Aspinwall, his stepdaughter, also of Cleveland, who is. here for an extended visit, accom- panied him to the hospital.
 Para A. Patterson of Falls avenue met with serious accident last even ing on the Watertown road. While driving home he was run into by the electric car and had his wagon broken to pieces, and the horse so badly injured that it was found necessary to give it the last knockout blow. The driver es- capped without serious injuries.s This makes the third horse he has lost within the last few months.
 MT and Mrs J. B. Kelly of Newton heights are moving into Charles Mis- sells new residence on the Watertown road, near MT Dicks.
 William H. Smith of Main street, employed as night watchman at the local pin shop, is confined to his bed with pneumonia. Mrs Laura P. Kiesel and family
 are going to reside in Waterbury.
 They will move their household goods there in a few days. Mrs w. H Davis of Main street is on the sick list.
 MT and Mrs John O'Connor of the l row are packing their furniture to
 move to Noroton heights, Fairfield county.
 The sociable given at the Congrega. tional church last evening by the
 Christian Endeavor society was well attended.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Inserestins Items Boiled Down For
 the Benefit of our Busy Readees.

The stock barn owned by Andrew J. Woodward at Woodbury was burned Tuesday night The loss is $2,OO0 with partial insurance.
 Edward Noack of Torrington, after pounding his wife Tuesday morning, drove her from the house and forced her to desert her S-months-old baby. She took refuge with, a colored family.
 A fire on the place once owned by Charles Bissell at Mapping, which was discovered at o'clock last even. iLg, burned three large barns, about thirty tons of hay, three corncribs. two silos and part of the farmhouse Three cows were also burned and quantity of farming tools. The loss is estimated at $6,OOO.
 Mrs Aretta Abbott of Easton died in agony at the home of her daughter, Mrs Robert Scholley, at Derby Tues. day, from the effects of a pin scratch. Mrs Abbott had just arrived there for visit when she pricked her: finger four hours blood poisoning had set ih and her arm had swollen to double it's size.
 Samuel Weissman of Hartford was killed ill a peculiar accident at the town stone quarry at Rocky Hill yes terday afternoon. He was found dead of a broken neck under his overturned wagon and several hundred pounds of old metal which it had contained. No one saw the accident, but it is thought that Weissman was turning his wagon when it tipped over and fell on him.. N
 Mrs Josephine Strobel of Terryville. ] wife of Jacob Strobel, died on the street Tuesday evening about o'clocK. i She had been to the village and hsa visited the office of Dr Stoughton, wllU 1 had extracted two teeth for her. She i was on her way to her home, about i half mile west of the village, and had reached point near the house of i Walter Bemis. when she was over come by heart failure and died at once.
 Charles F. Cooley, one of Yaie's for mer center rushes, announced .yester day his marriage with Miss Cecile O. i Hayes of New Haven. The wedding l took place in Boston early in Septem- Der, and the parents of the couple were l informed of it month ago. At that time Mrs Cooley's health failed ane sehe was taken to Maine by her hus- band MT Cooley coached the Bateh eleven during his stay in Lewiston, closing the season with the Bates Bowdoin game last Saturday.
 William Eaton, Hartford barber, has the largest scrap book in the state. It is about two feet thick and every page is filled. A separate book is kept for an index and each item in the huge volume can be readily found There is nothing in the book except accounts of prize fights, from the time of the bout between Epeus and Eurya- Jus. mentioned in Homer's s.Iliad," to the contests of the present week. Ii may be some fights have been missed but from Homer down to Bill Naugh- ton few chronicles of the ring have I escaped the yigilant eye of the collec. tor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
TIMELY TOPICS

Warm clothing and caps for boys at J. B. Mullings X Sons. Sweaters for boys and girls $1 up.
 J. G. Twining will move to Bank street January i. Reduction on fur niture and stoves until that time.
 Housekeeper's bargains will be put forth at Currans tomorrow; table linen, carpets and crockery.
 Men, buy pair of those .$2.5O leather lined shoes at J. G. Jackie & Sons, 75 Bank street.
 Grieve, Bisset & Holland will give double trading stamps tomorrow. Will give none after December 1.
 Wilson & Tyrrell are showing large assortment of mems sweaters. Supply your needs in this direction.
 An assortment of shoes on bargain table at Connecticut Boot S Shoe Go this week that will interest you.
 Ladies' silk waists of peau de soie at Miller X Peck's for $1.9S; ladies' Baltic seal coats $1498.
 High priced hats get a big cut at A. F. Cowles special sale of millinery this week.
 Ziglatzki- Marks are selling 25c grade wall paper at 19c: 2Oc grade at 16c, this week. No old stuff.
 Fine fat turkey in Druggist Up hams window. Yours if you guess the right number of pounds.
 Go to Fenton the tea man for goods of the best quality in his line.
 Patent leather shoes are essential for the well dressed man. New shapes and feathers at Boston Shoe store.
 Two special value is millinery de- partment at Reid & Hughes for the next two days, $1.49 and $1.9S.
 Gaffney Jewelry Go is showing some pretty manicure sets in sterling silver.
 Frank, the shoeman, Is all ready for the stormy season with warm and snow-proof shoes.
 Boys 39c and 43c pants are now marked to 25c and 33c at A. Mailhiot's.
 Read over Jacobs ad tonight for in- formation on watches. Twenty years warrant with $17 watch.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
Prank O'Neill Says

We will assume for the sake of ar- gument that the recent republican vic. tory insures prosperity for a number Of years to come. What does prosper ity mean from real estate standpoint? Simply this. You will get more wages and consequently can pay more for things. The man who owns a three family house have for sale on Hill street at $4,8O0, will say to himself, ssI guess I'll put the price up to $5,20O. Everyone is prosperous and can af. ford to pay that' The moral of ouH recent election is, you should buy real estate now, not wait till next spring.
 FRANK B, ONE IL, IT LAX ST.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
TAKE TOUR CHANCE.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-17
Plenty of Cantaloupes.

Twelve million six hundred thousand is, the. estimate of the number of can taloupes shipped from the Rocky Ford district, in Colorado, this season Seven hundred cars were sent out, as against 592 carloads the previous year
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-02
Notice to Delinquent
Co. OwnerS

State of Nevada. County of Hum
boldt.
To Morton Lindley:
You are hereby notified that I have
expended one hundred dollars in labnr
moth lode claim situated in Gold Run
mining district. county of Humboldt
state Of Nevada. as will appear b.
certificate filed March II. 1904. in
the Office of the recoi der of said coun
ty. in order to hold said premises un-
der the provisions of section 1924. re
vised statutes of the United States.
being the amount required to hold
the same for the yea ending Decem
Der 81. 1903. And If within ninety days
after this notice by publication you
fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion of such expenditure az a CO
owner. your interest IN aid claim will
become b property of the subscribe
under said section 2324.
&. II. HEATHcOTE.
Dated March IL. lyU4. Monday.
Notice expires June IA. 1904.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-02

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