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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Air. aud Mrs. T. J Hurley expect
90 move the FIRST of April into the
Murray house ON Wisconsin street,
just vacated by ID. W. Sampliner.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Mrs. Harry Faulkner left for New
Castle TUESDAY, 10 stay for time
with her aunt Mrs. Prank Plunlmer.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

LeI-A lap robe colored black
an yellow, with picture Of dog. Also
win Reward. SE. IAND.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

ArS. S~~se Aa<sx Il fsEhA ADO&<
do9n Ssspxdax
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Mrs. Tillie Allen If GunBisou aud
Zeuo G. Cliff. f1rmerly a White
Pine and Sillsyillc, were married in
Salida recently.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Ms. Frank >..saps.l has moved
mi The north lower suite of rooms
IN the Waodman building.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Wolfe = Eastman have purchased
the livery stable baildings and lots
OF frank Duncan Tor $1,000
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

The Monday Attrruesse casb s.ssts
nexs wessk with Ars heary = lske.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Ih-lr,cs Quart s.sesns the llsA q
Apra Sus pex~lar sf'rsag .e~.ssA-
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

JOHN Chapman. John MslIer aud
Mr. aud Mrs = A. Bardick of Bow
ermsn we're here during the week.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Miss Hannah Spsan ~a~ vs.ss<S
frosa tio~evsl.e 30 cor ssay La~t S~s-
urday
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Siese ferschbaeher is bsck ON the
afch wesi If io~n after some months
q Aufhracise.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

As~s f-r~-se Head cesnEsisar1 -
school .; on,o C,ty ia~s fndnr.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Viii H.rsasaa k.h Thsssd4s hA
tor the Caystal city.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Very handsome indeed are the
new steel ceilings which decorate
oar district court room. r. j. /u-
geider Is putting on the finishing
touches Of paint and paper Green
Is the prevailing color, but delicate
shadIngs of cream and gold and
white please the eye. Best Of all,
these are lasting improvements. Ia
the treasurer office new ceilings are
going on and the clerks Office viii
soon be treated 10 the same dress.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

hrlHg babv ~ the Golcea kuis
'afdss specs.l display .niaus :
hea lxoar.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

Mr.. Tssa e.orman has r~turnes
frosa Ik.uver.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31
Church Notices.

what Greed Must one Accept in
Order to be a Christain?' viii be the
theme at the Methodist Church next
Sunday evening. This is the first of
a series of Thoughtful Themes for
Thinking People.
Next Lords Day morning at the
Presbyterian church there will be
Communion Service" This should
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

SID Jones has moved into the kse
bel house on Iowa street.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-31

c. A. Greeu vas up from lola on
business hrs, Of the week. lie is
making improvements IN the lola
hotel, getting ready for the summer
trade.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01

riace from which women were ban
ished. But for you, mother, l should
be ready to say that women were a
mistake on the plain OF creation.
"Oh, Heron, all women are not bad
and false Rose"
He turns away with a gesture of
WEAKNESS.
Rose is a good girl, no doubt he
says, indifferently. Yes, she is a
good girl, and one man can rely on, .
and ne signs. But just now, mother,
man delights me not, nor woman
either. Good-night-good-by," and
he bends and kisses her.
The proud old woman utters a
scared sob.
Heron, I wish would rather that
this most imnrudent engagement
should have gone on than that you
should be unhappy"
He mods and smiles with dry bitter
ness.
Better that the dream should end
when it did, and yet-and yet the
dream was pleasant Good.by, momer ;
Slowly-rAuctantly she lets him
90.
What can she do? Nothing. Since
he was old enough to stand he has had
his way, and now she is helpless to in
fiuence him.
To he continued
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01

Madison, Wis, May 29.-Two de
bates marked the opening session oil
the assembly for the week-oae on
the al valorem telephone taxation bill
and one on the fish hatchery bill As
semblyman Thomas led a successful
fight to have the real estate OF the
telephone and telegraph companies as
sessed and taxed locally rather than
by the state. He was opposed by As,
semblyman Dahl of the committee o.
assessment and collection Of taxes
who argued that the tax commission
preferred that the work Of assessment
Of these properties be not confused
by taxing part locally and part by the
state. The Thomas amendment was
adopted without calling the roll and
the bill as amended advanced TO en-
grossment Assemblyman Coftiana
wanted the money for the building OF
bass and trout fish hatche-ies al
taken from the hunting license fund.
rather than $4,000 from the genera
fund and $4,000 from the hunting
license fund. His amendment was de
feated by vote of 81 to 80, There
seemed danger Of defeating the bill a.
amended and on motion OF Mr..
Chandler the measure was laii over
until Wednesday. The senate amen1.
ments to the automobile registration
and regulation bill were concurred in.
The measure now goes to the cover
to the people a proposition to hold
constitutional convention was adopted.
The senate met and adjourned till
Wednesday morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01
A Few Contingencies.

You have to take a few chances if
you play the races
Yes answered young Mrs Tor
kins. so Charley tells me. II you
pick the best horse, and he happens
to be fit and the jockey understands
his business and hasn't been tempered
with. and you manage to get through
the crowd and persuade the bookmak-
or to take your money. and the sheet
writer remembers the number CT Your
badge. and you don't get your pocket
picked, you may come out ahead"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE

Madison, Wis, May 23.-In the
senate one of the bills killed was the
assembly measure to appropriate
$1,000 toward the cost of paving that
portion Of the streets around the
capitol park belonging to the state.
Another bill killed was that of Sen
ator Sanborn, to increase the annual
eociety.
The bill for the encouragement of
the state school of library science
was advanced, as were also the bill
relating To the oath and bond of
the commissioner of insurance and
providing that the state shall pay
the premium where surety com
pany bond is given. The committee
on federal relations introduced a new
bill TO create the office of assessor OF
inheritance taxes. He is TO hold his
office by the appointment and at
the pleasure Of the governor Among
tie measures delayed were the uni
ycrsity appropriation bill, the John
son anti-secTet lobby bill, the Warner
state civil service bill, the Merton
III for a 100000 appropriation to the
state board of agriculture, and the as
sCmbly committee on railroads bill to
strengthen the anti-pass law AMI pro
vide that employees of the state and
of the railroads at the same time
snail not use their railroad pass ex-
cept when actually engaged in the
employment of the railroads.
The assemly advanced to engross-
ment and third reading the mortgage
taxation bill, by vote Of As to SO. 1t
provides that all mortgages shall be
assessed and taxed, that the mort
gngee, the money lender, pay the tax
and that no agreement or other ar
rangement be countenanced to operate
manner shift the tax to the borrower
VI the money or otherwise escape pay
ment. If any such agreement or ar
raugement is entered into the mort
sage is declared null and void and the
courts shall not allow it to be offered
IS evidence in any action at law.
Governor La Toilette returned to
the assembly without his approval
four bills, together with messages
for his action The bills vetoed
were as follows Concerning the
district court of Milwaukee county,
providing for additional fees for the
reporter, allowing him to take an an
rual summer vacation with full pay
and providing for the payment of a
substitute; providing for appeals to
the circuit court from the decisions
of town boards of supervisors by any
interested person, including non-res-
idents of the town; providing for the
payment of the street car fares of the
sheriff and deputies Of Milwaukee
county, AMI authorizing the licensing
and bonding of agents for the writing
Of fire insurance policies in companies
not authorized under the state laws
To operate in Wisconsin
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01

Madison, Wis, May 24-The senate
today killed the bill TO pay $500 each
10 X. NJ. Bashford and John Barnes as
attorneys fees for representing Secre.
tary of State Houser in the republican
fractional litigation The vote was IA
to Il, as follows:
To pay-Seaators Burns, Frear,
Froemming, Harten. Martin, Nc.
GiIlivray, Morris, Munson, Noble,
Roehr. Sanborn. Stondal. Stout,
Wylie
Against Senators Beach Bird,
Hagcmeister, Hudnall, Johnson,
kreutzer, North, Randolph, Rogers,
Rummel. Smith, stevens Whitehead,
Wilcox, Wipperman, Wolf. Wright.
Tho income tax constitutional
amendment resolution was adopted
Is 10 II.
The Stevens bin to submit the ques.
ton of location Of the capitol TO a
vote OF the people was passed. but his
bill to authorize Oshkosh to give a
site 10 the state was killed
The pocket ballot bill was passed
and the aldermanlc recall bill ana
Stou, Gutenberg liquor dispenser,
bill were killed.
The Warner state civil service bill
was advanced without debate
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01

It is well enough 10 be sure you are
right, but you will be q whole lot
more cimfortable If you don't Insist on
convincing other people Of It
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01
CHAPTER XXI.

In silence Sir Heron ana the beauty
make their way back to the Void. Il
silence that Is more terrible than the
most passionate outburst could be.
Notwithstanding the success OF her
skilltul maneuyer Notwithstanding
minglcs With the headtys malicious
satisfaction vague feeling OF alarm;
that indefinite sense OF insecurity
which, for instance, the most adroit
and accomplished lion tanner must
feel even while the savage beasts he
has cowed into quieude are crouch.
ing beneath his heel. They may spring
up AZ any moment ana rend their tor.
mentor,
AT present, however, Sir Heron does
not turn and rend her but walks on,
with firm step and bent head, In Il.
lence
They reach the Wold at last after
what seems 70 both Of them long,
weary march, and abating not jot OF
his usual courtesy, he opens the door
for her. and makes way for her 10 pass
in before him
The hall Is never brilliantly lighted;
tonight by chance, only one lamp is
burning.
Sill Heron goes TO a slde.table aud
lights a candle. and as he does SO she
standing beside him, raises her eyes
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01

North, Randolph, Smith, Stevens and
Wolff
Governor La Toilette submitted
long special message reciting the evils
of the secret lobby and calling upon
the legislature to pass bill TO limit
and restrain legislative agents by
making it an offense for them TO oper
ate otherwise than at open committee
hearings. The Henry Johnson bill,
so providing has been passed by the
ASSEMBLY, and was once defeated by
the senate, but is now before that
body again on a motion to reconsider
The capitol removal referendum bill
was recalled from the assembly on
motion by Senator Noble, which pre-
vailed II to y, Notwithstanding siren
uous objections by Senator Stevens OF
Oshkosh.
The assembly bill regulating the
speed and operation of automobiles
on the highways was advanced L
requires a registration with the secre-
tary Of state.
Madison Wis, May 26.--The senate
duNdllCtO ~ Su=l OE5lIlC-lL anu LIlIAI
reading the university appropriation
bill, providing for d continuing anaua!
income of 81 of one-mile tax on ali
the general property Of the state The
action was preceded by a debate On
an amendment offered by Senator
Whitehead to make specific appropria-
tons instead OF a continuing pro
legislature the question OF how much
should be appropriated for the univer-
sity. There was no opposition to the
bill alter the amendment had been de-
feated by vote of 20 to 20. The
telephone discrimination bill. requir-
ing a company to maintain equal
charges in cities of the same size,
was advanced by a vote of IA to b.
The pill to strengthen the corrupt
practices act so as 10 require the
publication of the names of all can
Gidates for Office who fail to file
their statements OF campaign eH-
penses, and directing the district at
torney to prosecute all such de
linquents was advanced. Senator Nc.
runway arCNllecJ incense Dill was
passed.
The matter OF referring the question
Of location OF the state capitol to
vote Of the people will come up II
the senate again Monday Tor a vote o.
the question of reconsideration In
view Of the agreement of all the con
tending elements on the proposition OF
appropriating money for the beginning
of the work of building a new capitol
it is practically assured that the
referendum bill viii be killed.
The assembly voted 50 to s. to sub
init to the people a constitutional
amendment to double the salaries o1
now $500 for a session.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01

Madison Wis, May 27-More than
million dollars Of appropriation
bills We're passed in legislature to,
day, senate passing unde" suspension
of the rules the university appropria-
ton bill for 2-7 of a mill tax, about
$G3O0O0 a year and other smaller
bills ana the assembly passing the
tuberculosis sanitarium measure 10
appropriate $4,000 for consumptiye
hospital.
The warning elements on the mort
gage taxation bill in the assembly
entered into a temporary truce and
allowed business to proceed without
renewing the call of the house that
locked the doors last night.
BY sharp parliamentary practise
Senator Roehr succeeded in calling
up the motion to reconsider the vote
Of Friday, killing the Milwaukee fire
anu police hearing before discharged"
bill and that measure was finally ana
forever killed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-06-01

Madison, Wis, May 25,-Both
houses adopted the rules committee
resolution 10 hold daily session and
recall all bills from committees not
later than Wednesday, the intention
being for this. the longest legislative
sessiin ever held in Wisconsin, to al
iourn June 10.
The senate concurTed in the stats
civil service bill by a vote OF 90 to 8,
the opposition senators being Beach,
Froemming. McGilllvray, Noble,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
INSULTING PORTER.
,nanin1 ~ Tho Tlmes-DIapatC

ESPECIAL to The Tlmes-Dlspa tch.)
RVTNGTON, VA, October s.--Mr. Fl.
stafford Murphy. OF Westmoreland
county. travelling salesman for tho r.,
T. reynolds Tobacco Company, has en-
tered suit for 500. on three counts.
against the Maryland, Delaware and
yirginin Railway Company. for alleged
insult ana improper treatment on tho
part OF a negro porter and Captain Arch
Long, OF tho steamer Potomac" Tho
Incident occurred while en- route from
fredericksburg to Carriers Wharf on
August 18th last. Notice has been served
on the r.eedstown agent Of tho steam
boat company and on Captain Long by
Sheriff ]. w. Harvey. OF Westnoreland.
An attachment was served against both
wharf and steamer Tho case will como
,,p Mt OctoberSterm Of GlWestmorcnnd
court, r. C,fNfayo. Of Baltimore, and
j, w, Chnn, Jr., OF Warsaw, are coun.
sci for Mr.. Murphy.
c. II. George. Of Westlnnd, Lancaster
county, found drifting down the Rappa-
hammock River, near tho mouth Saturday
{, small sailbont with crew consisting Of
one little negro hoy When picked up
the boy seemed to be in da.zed ooondl-
ton and up to this time has not been
able to tell who he Ia or where ne Is
from, though apparently In no way an
iured, III 3NE IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
SOUTHAMPTON MIDDLE,
Moyler Supporters construe Fa-
vorablv Letter From Ellyson.

Especial to The Tlmes-D1spatch'1
SUFFOLK. &, VA" October 6,-Tho
Guardianship muddle In southampton
county has seemingly been further COM
plicated by u letter from State Chair
ma n 7Ellyson, which the Moyler support
ers construe as deciding that retiring
chairman, J. Peter Holland. had no au-
thority to decide the tie of 10 to 10 be-
tween ]. Emmett Moyler and Joseph N,
Musgrave, former assembly delegate.
Holland voted for Musgrnve,
Musgrave In nm interview tonight
said that Ellyson's letter was evusive.
but 1t recited precedent;s of tho National
Committee to show that n temporary
chairman should have been chosen
Mr. Musgrave says that the Moylor
men have move on foot to call an
ether committee meeting. and he de-,
clares further that II there be another
meeting he Is going to occupy tho chair.
He says that tho side hopes to get some
Of his supporters to sign call In order
TO get majority
IT was reported tonight that formal
appeal is being prepared by counsel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
READ AND REFERRED.

The City Democratic Committee held n
brief meeting last night, but the business
transacted WAS mostly OF a. routine ma.
ture. Tho letter OF Mr., w, L. Royal
theretofore printed, calling for. q new
primary and stating his reasons for max
Ing the request was read and referred
to the following special committee for
report later on. Mcssrs Welsh, Steven.
Duke. Browning, Rector. Dnyly and
Wood,
A good deal of fun was poked at tho
petition one way and another, secre-
tary Duke having suggested that 1t be
referred to the committee on cemeteries
Chairman Doherty made an earnest
appeal to, the committee to stand
a good majority for the Demo-
cratic ticket this fall, and the committee
finally arranged for tho rally to be held
Monday night, when Mr.. Swanson will
be tho chief orator.
The campaign In Richmond is in good
shape from a Democratic standpoint,
and the leaders here expect to carry the
city by a handsome majority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
.CH|As. t. HUGHES FOR
MAYOR OF new YORK
Republicans Nominate the Coun-
sci for the Insurance
Investigators.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Oct G-charles f.
Hughes. principal counsel for the COM
mittee OF tho Legislature to lnyostt-
gate Insurance affairs. was tonight unan-
imously nominated as the candidate for
mayor Of New York BY the Republican
city Convention in Carnegie Hall. The
other nominations were Richard Young,
Brooklyn. for comptroller. and James l..
wells. OF the Bronx. for president OF the
board OF aldermen.
Former Lieutenant Governor Timothy
J., woodruff was chosen temporary chair
man Of the convention. Senator Page
read tho platform. which embraced q de-
nunciation OF the Democratic municipal
administration, an affirmation OF tho
principle OF guardianship In municipal
affairs. q demand for tho passage by tho
next Legislature OF laws for the pro-
lection OF lito-insurance policy-holders
and moro rigid official scrutinzng OF
llfe-lnsurancc companies, the control OF
future subways by the municipality md
the establishment OF municipal light
Ing plant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
FORWARD STEP TAKEN
!. TOWARD A union
Richmond and Manchester Com.
rrittees Inspect Resources
of Southside City.

The Consolidation Committees Of Mani
chester. and Richmond met yesterday af-
ternoon Mt 8:16 o'clock on the 1Troe Bridge,
preparatory to taking a view Of Man
chester. The Richmond delegation, IN
carriages, was met by the delegation
from Manchester, and tho party proceed
ed IN n drive around tho city. The hosts
Of the occasion took the visitors down
Hut Street and through Second Street
to the corporate limits, taking in the
Standard OIL Mills and other business
sites. Thence they proceeded up Deca-
t,r Street to the turnpike, up Maury
Street to the Richmond Woodworlis. and
on to the Almshouse and N1aury Ceme-
tory. Coming back through Cowardin
Avenue, they visited the standplpe and
pumphousc, and SO on back to the fire de-
partn1ent
Il After the drive which had seemed
greatly to please the visitors the COM
mittee met IN informal session in tho
Manchester Council chamber Tho mem-
gbers Of the two delegations exchanged
views, md talked In q general way over
the proposed scheme Of anncxing the two
cities, and were addressed by several
OF the Richmond members. To the Rich
n1ond committee was presented II state
ment Of tho financial condition Of Man
chester, showing tho general state Of az
ALL y CNAoSAliS IG oilittliCi S'tJ W.
looking over the statement, the visitors
expressed themselves as much pleased
with tho outlook.
4 From tho discussion, 1t seems to be
tho sense OF tho Manchester committee
that the proposition OF annexation should
come from the Richmond side, and that
this is to be referred to tho vote OF the
people for ratification.
The prospects for the ultimate result
OF the scheme now seems to be favorable.
but any definite statement Is at present
Impossible, MS 1t Is hard ITO get at all
quarters Of the public opinion.
Tho members OF the committees pres
cnt were: ays
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. James T. Cannon,
Marx Gunst Fl. r, Pollard. Jr, a. Bcrne
Blair and z. Harvie Spence.
Manchestcr-A. j. Daffron. r. L. Pa
tram, B. NJ Robertson and c. G. Jones.
Both committees were accompanied by
the engineers Of their respective cities,
Colonel Cutshaw and Captain James Lips
comb. l@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
Y. M. II. AND MIDSHIPMEN
They Will Meet To-Day on the
Grounds of the Latter.

Especial 10 The Times lspatch.)
ANNAPOLIS. Md, October G.-The
Naval Academy football team will open
its season here tomorrow with the clev-
en- of tho Virginia Military Institute.
The midshipmen have had unusual OPP
portunities for practice, owing to the
suspension Of scholastic duties on nc-
count Of the diphtherla among the lower
classes. AZ
The lineup will be: Left end Welch;
left tackle, Grady; left guard. O'Brien;
center Causey; right guard PieNson;
right tackle Howard Captains; right
end, Dague; quarter. Norton; left half.
Spencer right half, Bernard; full.
Ghormly. G
This is by no means the atrongest
team that the navy can put in the field,
but 1t is thought better not take to the
chances with men who arc the least bit
out OF condition. For that reason Doug
lass and Doherty. halves; Smith, full
Mcconnell, guard, and Woodwork CEN
ter, Will not get in the lineup. The
left side OF the line has been pushed N,
Pierson, tackle. going to guard and Cap
tain Howard comes from the end &c
tackle the increase III weight In both
mon justifying the move, A large num-
Der Of other cadets will be tried during
the game. 8.ls- ii! 81 sS