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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

FIRST class mining property for
sale. Located in Gunnison Gold
Belt one fourth mile from town OF
Spencer Five feet Of ore that tested
by numerous mill runs averages 500
in gold. All free milling, no reirac-
tory ores. Easy haul 10 railroad.
Vein opened ON $50 feet Of length
Lies between two well known mines.
Price S3,jOn invite thorough in
spection. This is a fine property at
extremely low price Am sole owner.
PAT TRAINoR.
Spencer Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
1IRu ouRT 00GT.
olsnniuD 4 D~lns 9nDuu~ =
vAHins 0lasAs.

Tha~. gosch Won ks~ case Against
y n TLossF~oa of the LAk e Fork,
Estss ss5 ssctsoa t~ssas d,ssss~s~d and
ksack sllo~cd ~ 6assh hs- DITCH, pe-
|ceser ca~sss and take l. 4 !" cubic
lsss of water t.sroSgh ThomEspa .
ditch.
Gssssa Aas.e~~sa wss gwen
IadGussas for sl6i3.J, and co~ss
|assssst the Mineral Point Minsns
eemPsny II Marble.
T.. Il I.aments . sct,oa against the
f,tkia Gold Helt n. 4 K. coapsny
was dismissed.
The Phoenix Ma NJ Co. vs.. the
Fitkln Gold Belt Ma u Co. was
decided for plaintiff which was aa-
judged ownership cf parts Of claims
an conflict
Wm- fr,end also won his case
against the Gold Belt company The
coart has sd Iourned until September
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

The drunken man who, when ask
ed to take a chair, said, Thank you.
I'll wait until one comes around, "
was not a whit more absurd than the
man who wants to buy, sell or swap
something and waits indefinitely to
make the trade, when the spending
Of a few cents for an advertisement
would quickly accomplish his pur-
pose. Life is too short and real
business is too urgent in these mod
ern times to follow the slow methods
of a hundred years ago.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
fasas1s hstasee NssASaaeA HiSk
hsA AevicHla~Gal vOrk

The professors from Fort Collins
who are 10 he here next week hnd
their time ~ much occupied with
high school work thai IT has been
decided to postpone the farmers IN
stltste till June. The exact date
viii be announced later.
At the high school, Prof. W l..
Carlyle Will be here Monday and
Tuesday General class work viii
occupy the lorenoons. In afternoons
he viii give the boys Of the high
school practical work IN stock judg-
ing. care of horses and cattle. etc.
aad during the same time Miss Pen
dereast. assistant in domestic science
at Fort Collins agricultural college,
will give practical work in cooking,
sewing, etc, to the girls Miss Pen
dergast viii also be here Nednes-
day. She is considered very fine in
her line and we all know that Prof.
CARLYLE is without a peer in the west.
PROD. w. H. Oln will be here Thurs
day snA FRIDAY to conduct work ON
onoiaA GYssss, soils, clinaae, s4c.,
end TroY Wendall raSdocF Safnr.
day to instruct the pupils ON fruits,
vegetables and horticulture cener-
ally. These professors will alter
nate between here and the Moutrose
high school during the week 1t is
. new thing, but promises TO be a
rare opportunity for our high school
boys and girls.
Parents Of the pupils and stock
men, and ladies Of the county are
invited TO attend the demonstrations
and lectures in afternoons, but fore
noon work will be more especially
class lectures before the students
alone.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
Dorchester
News-C hampton Correspondence.
Sunday, April %

sunday, Aprll -.
This has been a busy week for the
Enterprise mine. Mr. Thomas T.
Goodale of Boston, secretary and
treasurer Of the mine has been to
the mine and obtained all the re-
naming data needed before ordering
the mill outfit
He spent several days in and
about the mine and went away well
satisfied with the winters work and
the outlook for the coming summer,
He is obtaining figures from parties
IN Aspen and St Elmo for the team
ing of the mill machinery which
will be ordered in Denver during the
coming week.
Mrs. J. NJ Murchie of New Bed
ford, Mass, is expected in camp this
week.
Alex Malmgreen, postmaster of
Dorchester, made tri p to Aspen on
snow shoes during the last week.
Erik Norlif, who has been work
ing on Italian mountain, is down in
the valley taking a well earned rest.
John Woods of Italian mountain
is taking charge Of the Dorchester
post Office during the absence Of
Alex Malmgreen.
The three mail week system
began Monday, April oath The
contract was given TO William Wohl
of Tin Cup.
Mr.. Smith superintendent of the
Enterprise made a trip to St. Elmo
to buy a new team. in order to meet
the increase of work caused bv the
building of the mill
Very rich copper ore has been
opeIed up by Charles Hubbard on
Italian mountain and by the time the
range is opened he will be able to
ship ore continuously to Aspen.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

At the Methodist church last sun
day morning Henry Sheldon, infant
son of Mrand Mrs.HF Trampe, and
Charles Albert, son of Nr. and Mrs.
Fred Benson were baptized by Rev
". E. Perry.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
ReAmsa Dsner Prilay, Nay I'M

Gunnison Redmen will give their
fourth annual ball ON FRIDAY even
ing. NAV II. at Woodmen and Red
men halls Tickets 81. Daughters
IL Pocahontas will serve the supper
All cordially invited.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
An Early Survey

OF our spring carpet stock viii
give YOU some acceptable ideas about
new floor coverings for your home.
1t will also give You some ideas
about the advantages Of buying car
pets here, where choice is large aud
prices are low.
CLARENCE ADAMS
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

Short orders to please the fancy.
Your steak or chops or fish cooked
just to the liking. When you want
meal at odd hours call at Hursts.
Main street, Gunnison Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

For Sale Three Hundred and fifty
acre ranch four miles east Of Gunni-
son, ON Tomichi river. Cattle, horses
machinery etc. Address
j. l.. Griffing
Box $40, Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

Bring your soldering and tin
work to the repair shop in the Bray
building ON Main street. Bicycle
cleaning and repairing Of every de-
scription. All work guaranteed or
no charge. f.. +. BoTrrxrlrLp.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
TWENTY M0 AcOr

Seeeoeeeososess'sssseees4ss
Tve ~ ~ere Killed wsahsa "a IL
sng dsstsncs II the csty
Tkss~ ~ss~ L, land sl,dss IN sks
hssck csnaa IN Que day
A O. Al.er kslIed s.1 l<er With
hve shots while hsassas near Gun
nISe,a.
Mss Lacssda j CeoFsr and Mr.
Chas b. Bssy were married By $ y
TscAer.
The fbrna of G. W Haa.i.n and VI
n Websaes dissolved partnership.
Mr.. Web~ser retsiaing the large e.
tabl.stsed bsssaess.
M,ke kesslne Was Killed At Sapi-
nero by Pat Cassidy a saloon keeper
and Mrs AcIsaacs Was arrested a.
accessory 10 the CRIME
Twenty years ago Miss ldella
Mcdonnell and Mr.. " H. knede
were married at DOYLE at the home
IT the brides parents Mr. and Mrs.
ID A. Mcconnell
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
FsssA CrysGAI Lisns tps SAk

A carload Il fresh lime Just
received and will he promptly deliv-
cred to your order This Is Crystal
lime in chunks. the best the market
affords
Herman Mauer Jr
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
Canon City Lime for Sale

This is the best lime in the coun-
try. Has the best cementing quail
ties \ car load on hand Price 80
cents bushel.
+ @ Zugelder.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

Miss Aurora Olney was married
April 20 at the home of her parents
in Spokane, Wash, to DR.. H l. Parr
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
ono QTY M
Miass o..niae - 0uuunne q
0gaaise1 ~ o. nnW
prisiaG NcighkmD
Mosdsy, Aps1 -.


Mosdsy, Apsa ~ |
The people Of Ohio Gay hA11
mass meeting Saturday sftesusua Z
Woodmen hall to discuss ~ 80
lem of devislng wavs aud Uanns -
advancing the interests Of ~ -
and the mining industry su0UDun
ing We know that the hsinss =
getting far in advance of to -
and that something must he 49, =
accommodate the public W. -
need most is a good hotel and . -
en- new houses, as there is not . Aoa
in town to rent Those at the -
ing orgaLized the 'Ohio City ~
ness and Mining Association, -
p members. The object of - =
sociation is 30 more fully advugo
Ohio CITY, which we hold 10 - e
Gold Brick district, and TO psu1 h
the public from being mis11
news sent out, which represea1o =
as being in some other district.
7. s. Stanley is ba1A afser ~
0o~k,e Akasoae. -Aa..sss
Our school closed Tuesday night
with an exhibition A dance fol-
lowed at the Woodmen hall.
VIM. Carter, owner Of the Ashland
group, ON which long tunnel has
been driven through the most diff
cult part of the ground, came in
Monday TO lay mining plans for the
season.
At 1890 feet from daylight a big
strike was made Monday night in
the Raymond tunnel, where short
drift uncovered four feet of solid
high grade ore Everybody is high
ly elated over the find
1t is confidently believed that the
short line of railroad will be built
this summer up Ohio creek to ham
die the heavy traffic Of the mines,
which are being steadily developed
and showing much high grade ore.
At the Metropolitan group of
claims operated by McAllister Of
Ohio City ana located a half mile
above the Jersey Blue mill, they are
now drifting east. The drift is in
GO feet and work will continue in
this direction all summer, as many
good veins are known to exist in the
group.
There is a force of men repairing
the road up Ohio creek, SO as to get
in mining machinery and also a saw
mill as soon as the roads will pos
sibly permit. While the Jersey Blue
mill has been undergoing repairs for
treating the Cortland dump, the con-
tract has been let for hauling and
about the first of May several four
horse teams will be busy and Kept
busy all summer with the Job.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
RAnch and Ssaek ~ SAle.

for sale. my ranch Of 32u acres
four miles west Of GanBi-on on Gun
nison river. together with cattle and
horses. For particulars inquire of
!. r. Estes.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
For SAX 3 Rolsn ho&ae

Has 4 closets, pantry. ball, cellar
good barn aud well In FIRST class
condition . lets. terms 10 suit
Henry y Lake.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

Hon. John c. Bell Of Montrose
registered at La Veta Monday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

CIGARS at wholesale or retail
Geo. Berg. Office aud factory. Main
Street, Gnnnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28

New sewing machine for sale.
Mrs. + ID. NanAken.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
UslnfU OnllS.

Want ssa- aud snnousc~ssssts unsAss this hs
. e9ssts q line.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-28
osAA lGaas - u.,e

CLARENCE ADAMS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
RUSSIANS GET COAL.
vigorous Measures Being Taken to
secure supply for FIeet-Japa-
nese Trimming Ship Discovered.

Victoria, B. c., May, TO- Japanese
adyices received reflect sanguine feel
ing with regard to the expected naval
battle. Considerable temper is display
ed by many papers regarding alleged
breaches of French neutrality. The
Russians, through secret agents, are
alleged to have bought up all the avail
able coal supplies of Hong Kong, Sal
gon and Singapore and ten Golfers are
said to have been surreptiously charter
ed. Russians are insuring the vessels
and granting bonuses to crews. Large
shipments of coal are reported to have
been made by foreign firm at Mol
for Russians.
At Saigon number Of natives were
captured endeavoring to set fire to the
Russian store .of COAL
Rumors are current that the Russian
squadron has lost many torpedo crafts
during the voyge.
The Kokumin, semi Official paper
Of Toxic, publishes report from Port
Arthur that the Japanese training
ship Tsuskkihima which disappeared
six years ago, with over 200 appren-
ticies on board has been found among
the vessels sunk at Port Arthur by the
Russians.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
MAY SOLVE PROBLEM.


Paris, May 9.--The Academy OF Sci
ences Monday heard communication
from M. Bunau- Varilla, former Pana-
man minister to the United States, up
on the solution of the Panama canal
problem by the new method of combin-
ing a lock canal for the immediate
demands Of commerce and q sea level
water way for the ultimate require
ments. The communication says a
lock canal will be sufficient to meet
present requirements, whereas a sea
level waterway will be necessary only
when the traffic is three time that OF
suez, thirty years hence, A lock canal
ample to meet all present requirements
can be built in four years. This would
have summit level of 100 feet and be
so constructed as to be readily trans
ierred into sea level waterway. The
Transformation would cover seven
years additional work without any in
corruption Of trafiic for the work OF
TRANSFORMATION.
M Bunau- varilla added that the
transit Of the canal and the work OF
Transformation would proceed as In
dependently as II in different hemis-
pheres. Transportation would not be
obstructed one minute for the disposal
Of dredging material.
M. Bunau-varilla explained to the
Academy that this double end would
be secured by q special arrangement OF
locks and by employing Gamboa lake
for the deposit Of material dredged
from the summit level canal. The plan
had been submitted to President
Roosevelt and the author Of It believed
II would be the one adopted as he said
he had solved the problem in q new,
simple and eminently practical man
! ner.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
FEELING NFLAMED
Frances Alleged Tailure to Prevent
Disregard Of Principles Of NeS-
tfaIity Resented.

London, May Especial dispatches
from Toxic TO the London morning
newspapers represent that the Japan
csc feeling Is becoming highly inhamed
at Frances alleged failure to prevent
ostentatious disregard for the princi-
pies Of neutrality by the Russian Pa
cific squadron. The Toxic Asahi blunt
ly describes the French assurances that
they would preserve neutrality as
falsehoods and declares that Japan
be justified in bombarding French ter
ritory, and calls upon the government
to take vigorous action.
Among Japanese officials in London
It lie assured that France put on Japan
by fair promises in order to give ho)-
estvensky time to effect a junction OF
his forces, and that the Russians are
now given every privilege provided
they keep Just outside three mile lin
1t. The report from Tsingtau that the
Russian squadron is off Vanfong, which
Is an inlet containing the port OF Hon
kobe. the Three Kings being rocks
near the entrance of Vanfong bay, Is
held to confirm the Japanese assertion
that Rojestvensky is still cruising in
French waters.
The Daily Telegraph's correspondent
at Toxic says that in response to ia
pans second protest France intimated
that Rojestvensky had been ordered to
leave Honkohe.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
TO FEDERAL COURT.
The Caleb Powers Case Taken
from the Kentucky
state Court.

London, KY, May 9.--The transcript
Of the case of Caleb Powers from the
Scott circuit court was presented Mon
day before Judge Cochran OF the
United States circuit court with the
purpose Of transferring the case to this
court, objection to docketing the trans
cript was made by attorneys for the
commonwealth.
1t developed during the argument
that some Of the material parts Of the
transcript in the Caleb. Powers. case
were not Included In those flled and
the court ordered that the case be
docketed, the partial transcript filed
and the case passed until the remain
der Of the records can be procured and
fled. The question Of Jurisdiction will
not be decided until the case is finally
heard on the complete record.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
HocH MAY CLOSE MORE.


Topeka, Kan, May 8.-Gov. Hoch
was asked If he had any part in clos
ing the Topeka saloons last week. He
said:
well, have not been entirely
idle"
It was stated that Gov. Hoch wrote
a letter to County Attorney Hungate
ordering him to enforce the prohibi-
ton law at once under penalty of for
fixture of office. The governor is
pleased with the way his move has
succeeded in Topeka, and intimates
that something will be done in Leav-
enworth, Wichita and other whisky
strongholds Of the state He refuses
to say what move he contemplates
against the places mentioned. Gov.
Hoch said he would delay issuing his
promised statement about his prohihi-
ton policy for few days longer on
account Of possible changes in the sit
uation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11

4 uar11al ecno in .sne british press.
and say that the basis Of both criti-
cism Il that France ought to apply the
British rules Of neutrality and that
the entire subject is discussed from the
British conception Of what constitutes
neutrality, The paper adds:
at (the British press) virtually pro-
poses that France abandon the neutral-
ity regulation she has always followed
and adopt those Of Great Britain which
she has never ceased to repudiate.
Neutrality regulations are not unlver-
sal but vary according to the essential
conditions OF the people observing
them. Insular powers having many
naval bases adopt rigorous neutrality
rules whereas continental powers hav-
ing few points Of naval support would
be at a manifest inferiority II they ac-
cepted rigorous neutrality rules. The
French government has informed par
lament that It is fully respecting the
neutrality regulations to which we re-
in Indo- China and It should be fully
understood that this means the French
neutrality regulations to which we fe-
main always faithful Through mis-
apprehension public opinion is being
created that we are required to respect
on questions of neutrality not our
French regulations on the subject but
the established British system"
The foregoing gives the view enter
tanned also in Official quarters that the
criticisms are chiefly due to the belief
that the rigorous British neutrality
regulations have universal application
whereas the French regulations on
the subject are far more liberal and
France insists that she has the right
to follow her own regulations.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
FLEETS MAY MEET TUESDAY.
The Two Divisions - Russian
Squadron Expected to Form
Juncture There.

Toxic, May S.--Assuming that Vice
Admiral Rojestvensky meditates a
speedy junction of his squadron with
Vice Admiral Nebogatoff's division 1t
is believed here that the meeting OF the
ships may be expected by Tuesday, May
9, the speed of Nebogatoff's division be-
ing only about seven knots an hour.
These ships are believed to be In need
Of coal and stores, and their deficiency
in this respect probably will be suppli-
ed by Vice Admiral Rojestvensky at
some friendly port after the two ad-
mirals effect a juncture.
| The future movements Of the Russian
Pacific squadron is a matter Of specu-
lation here, although the delay of Roj-
estvensky on the Indo-China coasts
has raised doubt as to his purpose to
move northwar and risk an engage
ment at an early date.
The Vladivostok torpedo boat des-
troyers have not been reported and 1t
Is believed they have returned to Vlad-
iVostok.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
WILL RESPECT NEUTRALITY,
Notwithstanding PFOYOcatiOn Fur
niahed by Japan Russia still
Considers China Neutral.

st. Petersburg, May 5.-Although
the foreign once contends that Japan
has given ample provocation by repeat
ed violations to warrant Russia to dis
regard the neutrality Of China, the
Associated press is informed that Rus
sia has no intention Of taking such
q position officially and that she will
continue as long as possible to consid-
er China neutral. At the foreign ONCE
It was said that II Japan has made re-
newed representations to France re-
garding Admiral Rojestvensky's stay
in Indo-C Chinese waters Paris has not
yet communicated the fact to St. Pc
tersburg.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
~rArEETFTs DISzGREE
ltate Of Connecticut RrIngn Suit AGalnat
Two Insurance Companies Tor vIolatiOn
OF Law.

Hartford. Conn, May A-Actions
have been brought by the state Of
Connecticut, drought Attorney Gen.
King against the Equitable Life Assur-
Ance society Of the United States and
the Mutual Life Insurance company
Of New York, alleging that adyertis-
ments Of the companies published early
In the present year in a Hartford news
paper, do not correspond with the
last verified statement made by the
companies TO the insurance department
Of this stata The penalty Of $500
provided by the statutes is sued for In
each action.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
RUSSIAN REvOLUTIOHIsrs.
Pluns Are Being Made for LarsS
Denonstratloh-st state Of siege De-
,eIared nj MeIitOpol.

ST. Petersburg, May 10.-The social
democrats are straining every eifort 70
make the proposed demonstrations on
the Russian May day success. They
have succeeded In interesting the work
men Of several st. Petersburg factories
and Tuesday at the committees invi-
tation a meeting of'workmen was held
in the peoples park on Petronsky ISL
and at which, after affirming their
peaceful intent It was decided to par
ticipate In che parades. There are In
dications, however, that attempts TO
create disorders may be more success
full in other cities than in St Peters
burg. where the working population
learned by the harsh experience Of jan
uary %. that force will be unsparingly
used to maintain order.
One of the biggest obstacles to the
success of the socialists plans is the
influences of the women, who are urg-
ing their husbands and sons to keep
out Of danger.
The continuing disorders In other
narts Of the empire have created APP
arehension in administration circles.
A state of siege has been proclaimed
at Melitopol in the south of Russia
ard in the governments Of Crodno and
wilma, on the polish frontier; and the
government announces its intention to
further extend the state Of siege if dis
orders continue.
No further details Of the anti-Jewish
disorders in Zhitomir and at other
points in the Volhynia district, which
borders on Austrian Poland, have been
received.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
70 Orranire stock Growers.

Denver, Col, May Son Tuesday
next leading stockmen from all parts
Of the country will assemble In this
city to take up the work Of concluding
the organization Of the American Stock
Growers Association. This association
was partly formed during the annual
convention Of the National Live Stock
Association held here in January last
when split occurred over the question
Of limiting the membership Of that as
ISOLATION. Those who went into the
new organization were displeased with
the admission to membership In the
old association OF packers, railroad
representatives and persons OF that
class.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
AJDoLPR WAS HANGED.
Execution Took Place at Union,
Mo-, According TO Court
orders.

Union. NO., May s.-william Rudolph
was hanged In the jail yard at lo;Ol
o'clock Monday. His neck was not
broken. and he strangIed to death. His
mother anil rtepfather babe him fare
wen in his cell, after which Rudolph
announced that he was ready to go.
Rudolph walked to the scanold WITH
a arm step and said nothing sitter
leaving his cell. Sheriff Gehlert sprung
the trap. About 200 persons witnessed
the execution and a large crowd was
collected IN the street outside the jan
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-05-11
FanIur puIIslnr KIIIs Three.

Omaha. Neh.. May 4.-Three persons
were killed and six injured, none IA
tally. BY the collapse OF a three story
building at Thirteenth and Grace
streets late Wednesday. The building
was occupied by the Omaha casket
company and the killed and injured
were. with one exception, employees Of
the concern.
washington. May 6-Ths war q
partment has been advised Of the dean
Of Nat George ~ Wheeler, q. 8 A
retired. wednesday. IN New York clty
He entered he military academy frcu
clioIlfo n les4 a.