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Arizona silver belt., 1904-11-03
CLIFTON AND M0RENCI
Items of Interest from Graham Coun- tvs Big Copper Camps

The transfer books of the Shannon Copper company were closed Situr. day, October 20, for the mee ting on Novemqer 29 in Boston. Ths books will be reopened November 29.
 Boston advices state that the Shan non Copper company has purchased 5l per cent of the Coronado group of 29 claims and begun active develop. ment thereupon. On the shannon Mountain thorough investigations of the compauy's ore reserves have dis closed the necessity for new proper ties. There is sufficient, however, in sight from the older properties to feed the concentration and shelter with the present.daily requirements Of 5GO tons for from one to two years, and at the present time every ything is working smoothly and the company is earning about S20,000 net per mon tn.
 Superintendent Scotield, unde T whose able m inagemsnt the develop. ment work Of Ghe Coronado company is now being done, visited Clifton last week for the frat time iu many months. He is now working fourteen men, and has done considerable amount of work during the past six weeks. He has run drift 90 feet all in ore which will average per cent, which Is steadily increasing in value When the ore was first struck it aver. aged 10 per cent, and it is now running more than per cent, which is encouraging. The work is all being done under contract.-Era
 O. A. Rose, president of the Coro- nado, Standard, Standard Consoli- dated companies and Clifton Copper mines, arrived last week from the east and is now spending his time at the mines, and has already made many changes looking toward the more economical working of the property. A committee of local stockholders ac- companied MT. Ross to the mines Saturday last for the purpose of look. ing over the property and reporting to a meeting of stockholders to be held later. They had secured the ser vices of A. Lafave, a well-known min ing man, to examine the property. It is said that they were well pleased with the property, and also with the management of Superintendent Rose crans. In an interview with Mir. Ross l it is learned that development work will at once be commenced on the San Jose and Copper Center groups, and that arrangements have been made for the vigorous development of the Coronado grOup.-Era.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-11-03

the Warren district. There are now indications of an unlimited ore supply on this property and two large ,narine boilers are to be installed at once. One 3O0'horse power boiler has been ordered for the Calumet X Pitsburg and four for the Lake Super for & Pits- burg. The order has gone ir to double the power plant at the smel ters in this city and the new engine' should be here within month.-Dotglas Inter- national.
 Few people, even in Bisl,ee realize the great advancement witch is now assured for this city aud the Warren mining district. In Douglas the smelt- CTS now smelting the ores, from this district are unable to reduce the ore which Is coming out of the Copper Queen and Calumet t& Arlz )na mines, It Is known that it was decided when the Calumet X Arizona directors were recently in Bsbee, to very soon begin
  the work of increasing the sme lting plant at Douglas. Another furnace has been ordered to b. constructed in the plant as soon a1 possible. There is well'grouuded opinion that in ess than one year the smelter of the Calu- met X Arizona will be doubled in ca pacity. That will mean thR doubling of the number of mines nov working in the properties of tho Bonanza Circle in the Warren district. The Copper Queen company is known to be short of smelting capacity required to accommodate the orc which con- tinues to be raised daily tO the surface in this district. This company will soon commence the ereC ton of addi- tional furnaces at their Douglas plant and when these are ready for con- mission more men will go into the mines owned by this company in the Warren district.-Review.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-11-03

has already been con tracted for and
 will be on the ground ready to start
 operations by January l, The well should be sunk 1900 feet by the lst of July, and experts who have reported on the ground estimate that at that depth oil will be struck. Journal
 Miner.
 We have at last struck what will be one of the biggest things in Arizona big blow out at the south end of the line of Jerome lime belt. This blow out is about l500 feet long and gives surface assays of gold, silver and cop per. It is located fourteen miles south of Jerome and about seven miles south of the Copper Chief. Every mining man is invited to come and see for himself. Don't listen to knockers. Address John B. Lscorr or w. A. Aus. kins, Connor hotel, Jerome. e.-Corre. spondent of the Courier.
 Adyices from New York to the Los Angeles Mining Review are that the 250-ton furnace being built for the Bradshaw Mountain Mining & Smelt- ing company, of Arizona, by the Colo rado Iron works, at Denver, Colorado, is nearly completed and would be shipped to the company's smeltsr site at Val Verde, Yavapai county, Arizo. na without delay. The company has now under consideration the construc tion of another furnace of like dimen- sions l250 tons) with engines, blowers, briquettlng machinery aud automatic handling devices; also a concentrating plant. With this additional machin cry, the company would have plant capable of handling 400 tons of ore a day, aud at a minimum of ost per ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-11-03
The Best Remedy for Group
Atchison, Kan, Daily Globe.

htcuiSou, hnu', lIhiiJ piODc.
 This is the season when the woman who knows the best remedies for crour is in demand in every neighborhood. One of the most terrible things in the world is to be awakened in the middle of the night by whoop from one of the children. The croup remedies are almost as sure to be lost in case of croup, as O revolver is sure to be lost in case of burglars. There used to be an old-fashioned remedy for croup, known as hive syrup and tolu, but some mod ern mothers say that Chamberlain E Cough Remedy is better. and does not cost 80 much. It causes the patient to "throw up the phlegm" quicker. and gives relief in shorter time. Give this remedy as soon as the croupy cough ap pears and it will prevent the attack. Il never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by H. c. Hitchcock.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-11-03
COCHISE COUNTY
Where Mining, the Chief Industry,
 Is very Active

Up to Oct. the Calumet & Arizona mine has made 24,S75,0 900 pounds of clpp4r for the year, againS5 about 1,SOOOO0 pounds for the entire year l9J3 The remainder of this year should bring its total up to 5000, ,000 pounds.
 A very pretty strike is in progress dt the Emerald this week, which bids alr to hold out permanently. That property turns out about the finest @uu in ths camp, and strike, how ever modest, is of the highest import. anee tO rOmstone. -Prospector.
 J. A. Lewaudowski left today for an eEend5d trip through the east. He returned here from the Chiricahuas hght before last and brought with ulln some rich samples of ore taken ron various points On the newly dis VlVered ledge on the Savage. The 'els' Is over thrse feet wide and is 'ue richest body of copper ore that has !et Daen discovered in Paradise V'unty y,-InternatiOnAl American.
 Joe Curry, of the Calumet X Ari- qua off 90 at Bisbee, was in town last o'enlng. He said that there is great a'tlyty in the properties of the bo' u'nL1 circle. Ths conditions at the junction are better than the company ever expected, and this property prom NeS to be one Of the greatest mines in
Arizona silver belt., 1904-11-03
YAvAPAI COUNTY
Growing Importance of the Mining
 lndustry-New DevelOpments

During his recent visit t) Jerome, J. c. He'let interested c. w. Clark in the Yayapai Oil X Mining company Some of the most prominent business men of Prescott are also interested in the enterprise, and the company now is assured of sufficient funds to insure the drilling of well. The machinery
Arizona silver belt., 1904-11-03
Cost Sale 1

k. F. Kellner & Co. start retail cost clearance sale on Monday, Sep. tember l2. All dry goods, notions, boots, shoes, hats caps, clothing, go at actual cost to store,
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
The OLD AND THE NEW
City Council Begins Business Under
New Regime Town Debt
Reduced

OF the old town board Mayor
Brown and Trustees Mueller, Holmes
aud Pennington were present last
Monday night. John Allen is in IL
liuuis, John England has moved out
side the city limits and Duncan Mac
kint1sh has passed away. After
minutes Of the last meeting were
approved Treasurer Clark : annual
report was read and disclosed the in
tere-ting fact that Gunnison ; mum
cipal debt had been decreased from
81, ij2 iu 1908 % S3GO2G IN 1904
a reduction of Sl,126. Al this rate
ID viii take US some 20 years TO get
square with the world. but ID is
gratifying t. know that progress is
being made The report was adopted
and ordered published
Several small bills were allowed
and the ola council adjourned.
Mayor " s. Ditto and Trustees
Elect Geo Mason. Frank Harper p.
. C. Boyle- and Il. J Thompson of the
-w council were sworn iu bv Justice
ieahy.
The new board proceeded To- or
g3uiza by first unanimously elartiug
T. E. Mueller president pro tenn.
Nav1r Ditto then announced bis
committees as fellows:
Finance. Mueller Pennington and
Harper.
Ditch & Water Thompson, Mason
and BJvles.
Fire d. Police B5yles. Penuiug-
ton and Harper
Streets ~ Alleys: Pennington,
B1yles and Thompson.
Printing: Harper, Mason and Muel
ler
Gas & Water: Mason. Mueller and
Thompson.
4 motion was made that salaries
Of all app0Intlve officers remain the
same as last year, which were: mar
shall. $50. ditchteuder. $50: health
officer. $50, attorney. SIS. clerk,
SO, treasurer. SO However trus-
tee Bovles moved that the salary Of
marshall be raised TO S7j. and this
was carried by votes Of Boyles, Ma
son, Harper and Ditto. Mueller,
Pennington and Thompson voted in
tn. negative The motion as amend
ed then carried.
The question Of power Of removal
for nonperformance Of duty was dis
! Confined On third pagel
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
Claim a Kidnapping

Crested Butte citizens were much
worked up last Saturday over am al
legged kidnapping of George IJrctich
lie came IN ON the train 90 work al
the mine and was instantly sur
rounded by his Austrian brethren
amid much excitement An eyewit-
ness relates that the marshal came
up and asked him where De was GO
ing and whom De wanted ta go with.
Zoretich picked out q friend and
went of with him. However he
came 10 Guuuison Monday and sware
out a warrant against Frank Per
shich, Jos. Soda, John Koretich,
John Medvet and Frank NuhvIch
charging them with taking him fore
ibly to the union hall and c1mpell-
ing him 10 ioIn the union and then
holding him in captivity for two
DAYS. Sheriff Watson went up and
brought down the parties who last
night gave bonds Of $1,000 each
through their representative John
Wardjohn and were released for the
present
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
Commissioner Meeting

ON April ~ at DO O'Clock the
county commissioner met In special
session with an members present.
Butcher bonds ufp. II. \ader and
S. 5. Waters were approved and bills
Petition Of tho pitkm Telephone
company for the privilege of COM
structiuC a telephone line along the
county road from Parlu Co White
Pine, via D1yIevIlLe. Crooks and >ar-
gents was granted 50 lar as this
county Il concerned \ portion Of
the line around Sargents is iu Sa-
gudChe county.
4 rebate Of SOY was granted 60 the
following taxpayers I'M PItkiu. who
sustained fire losses during 1903 on
property in said town to wit. Mrs.
Jennie Carlin. John Dempsey. W. :.
Henderson. Wagner q McCartv, ID. C..
Mason and Pitkin lodge l .. @. F.
Upon motion 1t was the sense Of
the board that A. ] Baxter be re
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
voasuS Ch6h q & lnsaA

The club women af C1israda arr
eager - learn everything relatIRg o.
the noxi messing a the G,casrs.l Fed
eFatian af N uusoas Clubs. The Fed
erat5on has arcepsed az EnvItatIsn 10
hola ~ ~eSelsfh bsonnisa IN ~ Iltais
irgIn Mav Il b -. inoluSise
Thursi.ss May -. Is the 9rcaf dav
af celebratlan The session wiil b.
heid Ia Festival hall Marlis fair
grounds Address 81 welcome viii b.
aIsen bv Presldeui lhigid x Franeis
af the, .oalsiana Purchase Exposition
ilalsey g. Ives director ef the Museum
of Fine Arts. and Mrs Virginia J
Berrvtill 81 Dies M1lnes. la. isr the
Louisiana Purchase states. Mrs
boni-m viii make the respanse. A
painotic address Will follow.
The federation viii lsier asseu.hle
IN the Museum af Fine Arts far the
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

foot tunnel driven on the vein with
32j feet Of back stopping. The aver
age grade of the shipping ore being
a copper-sulphide sold ON controls
with the following metallic contents.
go ounces silver 70 copper, 40
ounces gold, and l3 head Large
reserves of hitherto valueless ore, de
veloped in 1880, now that the smelt-
ers pay for percentages of copper
present in the ore which was not the
case when in operation before, and
the ugly percentage of zinc is a mer-
chantable product, will make the
vigorous development policy mapped
out assure the success, of the Spar
company.
The property was formerly man
managed by :. NJ. Miller Of Red
Cliff, now with the Akron company,
and was recommended % the Spar
people by Dan c. Tobin of Leadyille
who has done much 10 interest capi-
tai In the White Pine district
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

commended a- water commissioner
far district n 81
Petition OF f. Emerson ODD certain
Iar- Ia west GU1ul-Hl was rejected
l~ former petition covering assess
meut m some .t the-. Dots had been
granted.
County Treasurer was authorized
ta accept $50 IN fuu settlement II
unpaid taxes tor IIu2 ml 1908 ON
properly assessed t1 Duncan Mack
utU-b5 $50 and necessary fees for
Raspberry group of mines In Rock
Greek district for G. J.. Stewart. Sl3
for taxes due county ru lots - and
p IN Tin Cunf1r Alex Parent
The board held a short Session
last Friday morning but. mo- business
coming up it adjourned until 10
O o'clock a IN. Nav srI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

Baby needs outside air these pret-
ty spring DAYS and with one Of the
latest go carts or carriages his outing
becomes pleasure. NV new stock
has everything 10 please the most ex-
acting from the folding go-cart at
s. up 30 the nobbiest i'm fully
equipped sleeping coaches of wicker.
All with rubber tires. Upholstery
of the best material, patent brakes
and serviceable springs.
CLARENCE ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
IMPORTANT MINING DEAL
Spar Group at White Pine Changes
Hands

Checks and deeds passed Saturday
at White Pine transferring posses
sion of the Spar group Of mines, em-
hracing 2S acres Of rich miuarrl ter
ritory from Nessrs. Iaudriran and
Timm 90 the Spar Copper Mines and
Tunnel Co. of which Mr.. A. r.
Downs. Of Davenport, Ia., Is pra-i-
dent Mr. Downs Is also president
of the big Cripple Creek H1me-take
company which Is now erecting a
1000 ton cyanide mill at the great
gold camp. DIR. f. y. Stiles Of Den
Yer. a San Juan and Nevada mining
man is secretary and treasurer while
John I.anlriCan. a successful Lead
VILE and Aspen operator has the
management of future operations.
This property has been lately re
vived after a slumber Of fifteen years
and has a promising future 1t was
formerly known as the Morning Glim
and with the famous May -Mazeppa
and Bates Hunter was listed on both
the Denver and Kansas City stock
exchanges. This trio of dividend
earners built the Mining Exchange
block in Denver and added largely
to the one time wealth Of Col. c. +,
TAYLOR, who at that time was a lead
ing promoter Of the state
The development consists Of a 80
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
DISTRICT OQRT.
D.ry D,cAAsss1 As,ss CsunanAl
Duckct . CAssA

Tnls term a court sees the crlIai-
HsA dscket praesIaslly cleared and
she eIvll ds,csei woll worked throueh
Last Friday the lury trying the
ease af Ma. DAVIS accused If az
-aulting the lftle " ll-1n carl 1T ths
Lake FORK, was unahlc 40 agree and
after 10 hours del8beratIan vas dis
charged bv Judge stevens and she
case dismissed a. hardly worth far
ther attention.
The People against Andrew Ciam
a Crested Battle for indecent expo
sure resulted in a conviction 1f open
lewdness. and hne af So winch
with c,,sis made slS5.35.
J ID Williams paid >1lgD in-
cluiing : lo hne for assault GA Mr.
benson q Beaver creek The case
did not come O. trial
" W Root If Tin Cup accused
af setting hrc % the Masonic hall Of
that town with intent o. burn II was
convicted and sentenced 10 irom one
70 tw8 wears In prison after motion
for new trial was denied
SANDY Haynes. who shot A y
Perrault in the latter Saloon In Tin
Gun was not convicted as the Jury
hung 10 10 for Is hours.
The case vt the county commits
sioners v Judge Negener for fees
earned aud collected and not ac-
counted for was dismissed tvi-
dence taken by special commission
showed that fees were earned consid-
erably above the salary allowed the
county Judge, but records did not
show that he had collected more than
the : 1900 a wear allowed. This be
ing the case the pleadings were de
fective and nothing come of the
suit
Adam J Weiss VS.. VIM. j. Wolf
ct al aft relief, was dismissed so
TAR as it affected o. T. Pasey.
+. D. Stephenson vs.. Frank Iar-
lerode and J H. Turner, dismissed
ON stipulation at plaintiffs cost.
Thos l.. Beam cf Lake City vs..
W O'Sullivan Dimpsel, to quiet
title, judgment for plaintiff.
The people VS.. Ora DeLauunay
for contempt, failure to appear as
witness in Haynes case, fined SO
and costs.
People VS.. Mack Whit, assault
with intent TO murder, bond of Prose
* Snedeker Of : 900 forfeited
The people vs. l.. IL Meads, peace
bond, dismissed at cost of defendant
A. J. Allison vs. Lizzie Desaul-
niers, dismissed, each party paying
own costs
s c. Fisher vs.. Otis Moore, in
junction and damage suit over
Gleason ditch, testimony presented
and court took same under advise
ment
Today the court has been occu-
pied with the case Of VIM. Miner
VS.. the Humbolt Mining Co., a case
appealed from the county court
The people against five Austrian
miners of Crested Butte charged
with kidnapping George Ioretich
and compelling him 20 ioin the un-
ION may be tried next week Judge
Stevens is called to Denver tonight
to appear before the supreme court
in connection with habeas corpus
proceedings over Mover but expects
to return and hold short session 20
finish up other business on the
docket,
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

unvesIlns as si.e tst.s~, aud ps~~cu-
t.4fi0n - the museum es Mr.. lssas
-1u. Prut..--sT Ii II G isp ~rii ~
oeFs the tzhl.st 4 laneiseoa and ~
cepsian . oihcors and Distinguish
guests piii ftli8W
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
WALL PAPERS.

In all the late and beautiful shades.
This is the haudsomest line Of wall
paper we have shown. and we are SAT-
isGed that you viii find something 60
your entire satisfaction in this dis
play. Remember us when thinking
OF your spring papermg
IHE ENnNEE LUMBER Go.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

The name Of "Ntoughton stands
for the best and strongest wagon ON
the market Made especially for the
mountain trade. oar Pontiac and
llenny buggies, aud heavy spring
wagons are just what you are look
ing ior
WOLFE a EASTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

II your uncle has an aunt who has
a nephew whose wife has a cousin
that is married 90 an old friend of
your wifes sister, whose grandfather
used to live in the same town with
an old schoolmate Of yours, whose
SON in-law IS now in st Louis. YOU
should at at once renew the acquain-
tance with a view OF saving hotel
bills while attending the World 5
Fair. This scheme can be worked
successfully in many instances.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

The Vulcan Times, published at
Vulcan, Colo. is the organ Of the
Domingo, Willow Greek, Beaver
Creek, Spencer, Goose Greek, White
Earth and adjacent mining districts.
At the trihing cost of one dollar a
year you can not afford 10 be without
n
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
I-sssS Ms hskkvt

: a lasI4aa
Laftle Mss Eluiet
-; ou a tuitei.
Reading the " arasitch.
Buf she gave uB IN sadness
And saI4 Saah a madness
NaW witch 1f thase vIsches is
xitehY'
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
W a. GuIt-PEY.
Manager
Serious Stomach Trouble Cured.

was troubled with distress in
my stomach. sour stomach and yom-
iting spells, and can truthiully say
that Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets cured me- Mrs I. v
Williams, Laing-burg Mich For
sale by all druggists
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

Alice E1w-er. secured a divorce
from Cha-. R6w-er lu the county
court NeinesIly. Seven minutes
was the record breaking time made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

Clarence Adams
} urEltSzre Qs,ssH-warc ! Undertaking
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
Public Sale of Shorthorn Bulls.

A. Renick Of Winchester, Ken
tucky. and T.. IL Grubb Of Carbon
dale, Colo, will sell at public mc-
ton ON April 3DHh u Guunis1n,
Colorado. thirty head Of 4 No. !
Registered Shorthou Bulls Place
Of sale viii be designated Inter ON
by
W. A. Gut-pEY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

ID ~ estimated that when the
Worlds Par al 81 Loans opens. the
aggregate value af iis exhibits will
be- nearly >lpo.WoI1 Pretty big
show f8r - ceuts
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
unness uon|lS.

wsnf sd ~sd .ssossess.snss ss.sss s..sr ss-s
csEs-~ ilssel
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22
Worlds Far Rivalry.

The present status Of votes as
counted Yesterday is aS follows:
Mis- Barbara Carr.a, Pitliu-.............- 11
Miss Bessie Gibbou-. boy .reilla...-..--.. $3.50
Mis- Leila Hall. liusri-ou. -iI7
Miss Mayme Met 1rmIra. DUHHi-1n. ......... 1853
Mrs. Ruth j. Marshal. Jru1ui-1n ........-.. 2i75
Miss Nahei Meyer, duuuieIr .... ..-. ....-.-li lill
Mrs Susie M iLlar. crested Butte .......-.... 1If
Miss Nauie BHieEa, Puwdaruoru ..-..-... l6
The Pueblo ChieItaiu has started
% contest to send lady from every
county in southern Colorado 90 the
st. Louis Exposition The plan is
much like that Of the NewS-C ham
pi1n except that votes are given ON
subscriptions solely and only round
trip transportation is furnished free.
However that alone makes a neat
prize. Contestants in the Chieltain
contest must be those ladies who
work for a salary, such as school
teachers. clerks. etc.
c. +. Adams of the Tribune has
lust stlr1eI a contest similar to this
in the columns of his Mutrgse
Press.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

Red Men ball Thursday. Msy II
Red Meu hall
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

Varying its usual local illustration the NEws this
week presents a the Worlds Fair grounds The
Agricultural building stands hill just OF Skinker
road and about half mile south Of the Administration Build
ing Its dimensions 5oD by 1000 feet The long facade
broken into bays accumulated by the latter 100
feet from The onaenatIon concentrated
in the main Of which there fge the
each Of the shorter the of the front
Sknker road and in the The openings
these - feet wide and "a feet high Cost
half a million.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

FoE >AllE a good Show ca-c.
- inches 81 Tias oihoc
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-04-22

WoLFE d EASTMAN.