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Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
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Estate Of Wiilism Russell, deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed Ai-
raini-trator Of the Estate of William Russell
late Of the County Of GunnIson and State Of
oil rsdo. d.cs-s sed. hereby gives notice that
he viii appear bef re ,he County Coz RI Il tIUt5-
uisou. az the tourt II use in Gunnison at the
September Term, ON Monday, the Z7th dsy OF
November. lSh, at which time all per~uu. hsE-
ins claims against said Estate are notisel zns
requested t. appear f,r the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All parsons infieh-ed =
said Estate are requested 70 make Irrmeiizrs
payment = the undersigned.
Dated this 2lst day Of October. A. d i1s.
HsERF lLoTD.
Oct. li-NOv. =. Administrators
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
American Supplies for England

Whs, England would do and how her people
would sUbsist il suddenly deprived Of her Amer
tesn source of supplies Is difficult to imagine.
II Is also difficult to imagine how the American
r-~op,ls would keen healthy il they were su iden-
iy deprived Il the famous Ho~t.sters stomach
Bittefs. for in tins -osreixn remedy they have
their only hope Of ceine cured ot stomach liver
and bowel disorders. /, has hen subjected 70
The severe test of over % year and has slwsy.
given complete satisfaction. lisreccri os cures
OF such ailments as poor appetite. insomnia.
sick headache. -nervousnes. liver and kiin~,
treshies. general debility, Indigestion d-~p~p-
-ia- eolds asd malaria. fever and axue. eciip---
sAet cf sey other remedy. Ore hussle vii con.
vsocs yoa cf ise wonderful merit rry il tc<lsv
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
When You Have a Bad Cold

You want remedy that Will not
only give quick relief but effect a
permanent cure.
You want a remedy that will re-
ieve the lung. and keep eNpectora.
tion easy.
You want a remedy that will coun.
teract any tendency toward pneu.
monia
You want a remedy that is safe
and pleasant to take.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy
meets all Of these requirements and
for the speedy and permanent cure
Of bad colds stands without a peer
For sale bv all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
Halloween Party at Mrs. Zuscldeu

The ladies ol the Monday After
nann club extended their hospitality
to the other clubs Of the city last
Monday. entertaining them at an
old fashioned Haliawe en- party at
the home of Mrs. F. J. Zu0elder.
II proved a unique affair as the
LADIES were supposed to come in old
fashioned dress. There was no end
Of merry making as each new Tor
old costume arrived. The house
was decorated for the occasion. all
shades being down. and the old
time candlebra was to be seen every
where. After much fan making and
each lady getting acquainted with
The other ladies' costumes so they
knew whom they were addressing
Mrs NanAken, acting as master Of
ceremonies, called the ladies tooraer
by the tap of druin.
Those who were in costume kept
time like Old soldiers to a march.
PLAYED by Miss Walter. tn. ough and
through the spacious apartments
Here one had a splendid Opportunity
to observe the costumes The march
was led bv Mrs. Iagelder as Topsv
and Mrs Sills as Flora McFlimsev
Then followed Mrs. Blackstock. Aunt
Jerusha; Mrs Land. grandma: Mrs
Ness Miller, Dolly Warden. Mr. Min
ule Davis. Quakeress: Mrs. Lewis,
fortune teller, Miss Harwood. pump
kin eater; Mrs. Crarv Clark, ladv Of
the 18th century; Mrs Purrier. girl
1880 period; Mrs Eastman, Grecian
bend; Mrs. Dunkel, antique lady;
Mesdames Hurley and Corum, ladies
Of the olden times; Mrs. Webster,
Portia; Mrs. OLeary, Hamlet, Mrs.
Boyles, Japan
Those present not in costume
were Mesdames Warner. Fugate. Bur
llngton, Smith. Ferguson, Marshall.
Whip, LaTourette. Lake. HYATT
Bourdette, knode. NanAken, Fort
ney, Mckee. Mckee Jr.. Chas. Pen.
nington. Millard Pennington. Nal.
lin. Palmer. Hetherington. Reddinc
and Misses Walter and Zucelder
Those not in costume were allowed
to march after those in costume we-e
seated.
Then followed the program: Mrs
Land. vocal solo. Mrs. Purrier. ghost
story. Mrs. Dunkel, ghost story. Mrs
Potter, vocal solo. Mrs. Blackstock
ghost story; Mrs. Eastman. phos,
story; Miss Harwood. recitation. Mrs
Lake. ghost story; Mrs. Lewis. piano
solo (which brought every woman tr
her feet. those who could not dance
clapped their hands. Then came 4
Shakesperlan play well rendered b,
Nesdames Webster, OLeary. Levi.
and Miss Harwood.
\ march was then made into tbs
dining room where the ladies' wers
served boun;ifully with nuts in
pumpkin shells. vanilla waters. swee,
cider and apples. Mrs. Hurley wor
the prize for biting a swinging
apple. and thus ended the first Hal.
lowe en- party given by club ladies
IN Gunnison- All hail the Monday
Afternoon club, So saw ~e, all Of as
A GuET.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Russia is in the throes Of Z mighty
revolution Anarchy and bod
she'd reign IN every province, but the
Car has granted constitutional lib
erty and placed Witte in chaage as
premier after the English fashion
of government, and there is prospec,
that tins wise action may aver the
national catastrophe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
Aswiui.t-.,ersN. N.t;c.

Estate of lemima T.. Marsh. Iecs aspd
The undersigned. having been app ointed Ad
mini= trairix If the Estate II Jemima l.. Marsh
late ~ the torfsty At Ournison. and state ol
oh rad. eses ea-ed. hereby gives notice that
ste viii essres bsf.re the osuty c urt ui
GnuHl-on oruty. 1T fte Court hoi Sc IL Gun
uison. at u . September Term. on Nondsy. the
'oth Gay II y yeusher. A. D. Is1a. at witch time
al Ter>cTs having claims against said Estate
notified ard qussted " sttsHd r ths
3urps'se # having the sane adjust d. All Ter
so' indehie Ell O. said tstafe arr requested Z,
make immediate layueut h. the unders -ned
Daiet ibth day 81 October. A. -. 1915.
MAN b SMITH.
Oct. 1l-Nsv. u Administrators.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

la grand tour of the South Pres
ident Roosevelt rs making speeches
full of wisdom and patriotisln.
When he makes good those
speeches by throttling the grafters
aud tie trusts we will all unite ia
proclaiming him a really great
American, worthy of exalted place
IN the history of his country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
Editors Troubles

Many persons seem to think that
that editing a publication makes life
pne glad sweet soug. Ring off II
We publish Jokes people say we are
rattle-hrained. II we don't we are
fossils. If We publish original mat
ter they saw we don't give them
enough selections. II we give them
selections, they say We are too laz,
10 write Ii we don't % to church.
we are heathens. II we do. we arr
hypocrites II we remain in The
Office. we Ought to be out looking
for news items. If we 20 cut. then
We are moi attending TO business
II We wear old clothes, they laugh
at ns. 1t We wear good clothes, they
say we have a pull Now, what are
we to DO? just as likely as not
someone will'say that we stole this
from an exchange. SO We did Ii.
from the Wyoming Derrick.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

The New York campaign is end
ing with Hearst against the field
He will WIN over both Tammany
and the Republicans unless They
combine against him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Let every taxpayer who can attend
the city council meeting next Mon
day night The matter Of spending
fifty. or sixty thousand dollars Of
city money should he given the fall
est publicity in its details.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Joe Swan. the well known news
paper man OF Dcl'eque and the Chief
booster ui that part q the Western
slope died Sunday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
GEO. EASTMAN
For Autumn Weddings.

Our collection Of articles suitable
for bridal gifts. cover an extensive
range, especially in sllverware aud
Cut Glass, aud the many small ar
ticles Of fancy and utility Owing
u the artistic designs and high
quality Of the goods, YOU are sure
20 find here many things impossi-
bic to duplicate elsewhere in value
and beauty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
osvIciAL PAPER 90 eu>SIsox corSr,

Ii seems that the National Lave
Stock Association aud the American
Cattle Growers Association have
agreed TO unite forces again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

The Womans Club Of Paonia
with Its fifty progressive members
is getting ready for its winter
course of study. The subject is
Japan The new books for his,ori.
cal study and reference works for
use by the members in preparing
essays on the variou. phases Of Jap
anese life. are or hand. NeetinC.
will be held on the first and third
Fridays of each month until June
Mrs Ne'tie Mcmillan is presiden, o,
the club.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

The spreading of the rails caused
what might have been serious
wreck in The Black Canon two miles
below Curicanti Section House Fri
day morning about , O'Clock. An
extra freight train drawn by engine
2ls was derailed. A train Of twelve
cars of stock had passed over safely
Just ahead of the wrecked train the
engine and three cars were over it
out when the fourth car struck ii
the rest of the train was thrown from
the track. Fortunately no one was
hurt. The west bound passenger
was delayed two hours in conse-
quenoe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Mrs Jos. Metroz and daughter
Pauline and Mr. Frank Kendall re-
turned Sunday from pleasant week
in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

haliowe en- was a strenuous NIGHT
IA " af hison, except TO the marshal
and bis deputies Considerable
damage Is reported.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Mrs Frank Eells went 10 Grand
junction Tuesday, where she will
remain until Christmas
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

ne little baby girl of Dan Jordan
a4d I0esday morning and wss
0EEl@d "Wednesday afternoon. Ter
age vas four months. Friends sor-
~" with the grieving parents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

The first quarterly meeting of the
conference year will be held at the
NJ. Z. church on next Monday even
ing, November G. Brother n IL
Lee. the presiding elder, will preach
al $50 P. m. Everybody should
hear this interesting preacher. At
$50 the business meeting or quar-
ierlv conference will be held All
officials Of the church should be
present with complete reports.
a Ear-,..l1.-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Cari Silica. was in Gunnison
yesterday and reported everything
moving smoothly in the ranch
country around Mt. Carbon
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

4 baby girl arrived SUNDAY of
last week al the Ohio creek home of
OTIS Moore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Mrs. and Miss Fleming returned
Saturday from a weeks visit in Den
Ker
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
The Social Side

The L. L. @. club will be enter
tanned this evening by Miss Allison
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Allen de-
parted Monday for Mendoza, Illinois,
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. H. F. Lake Jr-, and daughter
accompanied them 10 Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

The Ladies Aid Society of the
PRESBYTERIAN church will hold a
bazaar before Christmas. Wait and
bny yoar Christmas presents from
them. Exact time given later.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Mrs Sylvia Northway and son
Archie expect to cave tomorrow for
Denver to spend the winter with
Ohio Northway, who has a position
there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

\. f. Cunningham was hurt while
on the roundup by getting his ribs
crashed on the pomel Of the saddle
He is out again however.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

Butter wraps for sale At Nev,Cnam-
p;ou once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03
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Church Notices.

~ T'''''ii Nt'"i = '"i4i"f a. u d III.
Subject, "Mortals and lmmoatals.'
The NJ. Z. Ladies viii give an
exchange, Saturday Nov. Ith in the
r ON north Of the NEWS CHAMPION
office. Come and buy good things
for your Sunday dinner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-11-03

J. Q. Nermillion. pastor
Arizona silver belt., 1905-07-20
THE NEWS OF TUCSON
AND OF PIMA COUNTY

Alton b. Parker, who was democratic
candidate for president, with party
of friends, has been visiting Pima coun-
ty the last week looking at some min
ing property in that section Mr.. Par
ker was the guest of W. c. Greene
during his Arizona visit.
From the Tucson Post
The progressive party won on Monday
last when Tucson, irrespective of parti-
san politics voted to extend her city
limits. The next census will show
Tucson as she really is, the thickly
populated outside district having been
added to the city. Tucson has a popu-
lation Of at least 1900 people with
1000 more in the immediate vicinity.
by the time the next census is taken
she will reach the 20, 600 mark.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-07-20
for the walters. Its capacity will be

for the walters. Its capacity will be
400.
The Enterprise is no prophet if an up
heaval in territorial administration is
not imminent and the grating procliv-
tiles in dealing with the administration
of the Cowen bill be brought to the sur
face. Governor Brodie kept close
watch on the conduct of the officials
who had the incorporation business in
charge and we suggest to Governor
kibbey that he investigate this matter.
Parties who have been looking into this
business inform the Enterprise that
conspiracy exists between officials and
certain corporation agents in Phoenix,
whereby the proceeds of the business is
divided.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-07-20
D0lNGS IN PHOENIX AND
THE SALT RIVER VALLEY

From the Phoenix Enterprise
j. c. Page returned yesterday from
Globe, where he has been for some time
past installing long distance telephone
service He says Globe is the busiest
town in Arizona, that its mines are
showing up wonderfully and the largest
mineral output in the history of the
camp is anticipated this year.
From the Republican
On July 10 regular train service was
naugurated on the Arizona 4 California
railroad between A. d c. Junction and
Salome, distance of 80 miles. A mix
ed freight and passenger train leaves
Wickenburg, about miles south of A.
e C.. Junction on the main line, at $50
am, goes 10 Salome and returning
gets back to Wickenburg at $50 pm.
For the present only Salome, the west
ern terminal of the road, will be open
ed as an agency station.
From the Phoenix Gazette.
Within the next few days the chosen
site for the Arizona Fair will be an
nounced. The selection, as announced
in the Gazette at the time, was made
about month ago, but for certain reas-
ons the announcement has not yet been
made public. The WATSON Tract, near
Six points, was selected
The territorial fair will bring num-
bers of horsemen to Phoenix who have
perhaps heard of but never fully real
lied what an ideal place this would be
for winter training quarters. There is
no reason why Arizona should not rival
California as headquarters for the
thoroughbred and profit thousands of
dollars every winter by housing them if
the proper effort is made.
The crown now rests on the brow of
Frank b. Moss, acting mayor of the
city of Phoenix. 1t was presented to
him on Thursday night and he put it on
without batting an eye. The city coun-
ell held short meeting, the single sub
iect under consideration being the var
ious phases of the municipal water
question as further complicated by the
resignation of Mayor Adams rendered
one week before. The sum total of the
evenings work was the acceptance of
Mr.. Adams resignation and the cleo
ton of f. b. Moss, councilman from
the third ward, as acting mayor.
From the Enterprise;
J. j. O'Rourke, contractor for the
Tonic dam, is considering the advisable
ty of sending his supplies into Tonic by
way of Mesa. So far the supplies have
gone in by way of Globe, but that road
is in bad condition at present. Mr..
O'Rourke is having built at Roosevelt
a model dining hall. The kitchen will
be large, about 40x60, and on three
sides of it a long hall will be built. A
continuous table, circular in fern, will
be in each one with room in the center
Arizona silver belt., 1905-07-20
ITEMS FROM PRESCOTT
AND YAVAPAl COUNTY
From the Republican


Thursday evening fire destroyed the
blacksmith shop. pump house and a
large amount of cordwood at the Pau
mine, in the Cherry Creek district. The
loss to the company is considerable, not
withstanding there was some insurance
on the property destroyed. The mis-
fortune has not interfcred with the
working of the mine and everything is
soon to be rebuilt or replaced.
From the Prescott Courier
The federal grand jury, in session
here, has made partial report, hand
ing in number of indictments. 1t is
not known who the indictments are
against, but it is known that they in
clude several Apache county Mormons
against whom District Attorney Nave
has been securing evidence under spe-
cial directions from the department at
Washington. A resident of Apache
county, who is here, says these prose-
cutons are attributable to local rivalry
Arizona silver belt., 1905-07-20

ing he left for his home in Clifton.
threatened with typhoid fever.
Antonio Carrasco, for many years a
miner for the Arizona Copper company,
was instantly killed last Friday by a
cave-in at the Longfellow mine.
A, A. Mckenzie, who recently went
to Globe to take position with the
Old Dominion company, reports that he
cannot secure a house at Globe, and
consequently his family will not move
from Solomonville for some time.
This week furniture was moved into
the house on Main street to be occupied
by Chas. F. Solomon and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon are expected to re-
turn on Friday from their eastern we'd
ding trip.
Valley ranchers are anxious for heavy
rains to fall on the mountains, as water
IN the river is falling rapidly 1t is
stated that the volume of water in the
ella is no greater than it was at this
time last year. This condition is a great
surprise, as the unprecedented rainfall
of last winter and spring had led peo-
pie to expect am abundance of water
during the summer.
The races at Tucson last week proved
easy money for Graham county's con
tingency and in purse money alone our
people brought home $1,000. The fact
that number of horses were imported
from outside the territory makes the
local racing fraternity the more elated
over the outcome.
Constable Alberto Mungia arrived in
Solomonville from Morenci Tuesday
night. bringing the news that the Jail
at that place had been emptied of pris
oners ON Sunday night, A confederate
of the prisoners on the outside had
broken the large paddock on the door
and four of the Jail birds flew. The
fifth prisoner had refused to take part
in the Jail break SO bottle of whiskey
was smuggled through early in the
evening and he was soon past interfcr-
ing with any plans the others might
undertake. In the morning the tunnel
door was standing ajar and when an
officer entered he found only one drunk
en- Mexican lovingly caressing an empty
whiskey bottle.
From the Mpreuc Leader,
c. A. Van Dorm and wife. from Den
yer, Colo, arrived in camp ON Monday
and spent the Fourth in Morenei. leav
ing for Clifton ON Wednesday. Mr.. Van
Dorm has accepted position in the
Clifton branch of the ella Valley Bank
& Trust company. He is a man of wide
in the banking business, be
sides being pleasant gentleman, and
will be a most acceptable acquisition to
the valley city.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-07-20
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
IN GRAHAM COUNTY
From the Stafford Guardian.

From the Stafford Guardian.
The river is being filled up very
rapidly with tailings. The big dam at
the Shannon works is full and running
over and the Frisco is the dumping
ground for it all.
George Austin and w. Buckland, of
Globe, two old-time prints who have
enjoyed both sides Of life, arrived in
oallord this week and accepted posi-
Tons on the journal. They both know
Their business and if they are well sup
phed with copy the Journal will rank
o. K.
saturday a track walker on the A. e.
~ N, came in and reported bridge No
IL to be on fire. A posse of men was
soon put on board one Of the yard
engines and run out to the scene, but
"a There was no water they could do
nothing and the bridge was burned to
'ne ground. The men and passengers
on Freight No. 10 were transferred and
Drought IN on special from Clifton.
u WIN be two or three days before the
Trans will get through.
From the bulletin:
Last Friday Supervisor Shannon was
.'Nen quite i'll while attending the meet
"e Of the board, On Saturday morn
Arizona silver belt., 1905-07-20

in that part of the territory between
the Mormons and Gentiles. The inform
ant said that bitter feeling exists be-
tween the two factions, and that the
anti-Mormon people brought the mat
ter OF their alleged polygamous manner
of living to the attention of the Wash
lngton officials. DR.. j. S. Woolford, of
St Johns, was remanded to Jail by
Judge Sloan until he decides to answer
all proper questions asked him by the
grand jury.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-07-20
What Has Happened in the Ter
ritory Since Our Last
Issue
ANINTERESTlNG COLLECTION
Of Clippings From Newsy Coniempora-
rios Gossip of the Busy Week Ao-
tNty in the Southern Counties Is
Pronounced Douglas City Notes.

S.Iton Sea is still rising and the
Southern Pacific company. despairing
of being able to continue long over its
present track has begun work ON a
sboo-iv track around the basin Yuma
Sun.
A Harvey eating house in Ash Fork,
tocost SS5. coo, is what may be expected.
Though plans are not all perfected. it
Is said that the Santa Fe railroad has
practically decided what 1t will do. A
new station will also be built
Arthur Dysart passed all of the ex-
aminations and has been admitted as a
cadet to the military academy at An
napoIis, Md The young man was APP
pointed as the Arizona cadet by Dele
gate Smith after q competitive exam
nation. Copper Era.
c. ]. Jones, game warden at Yellow
stone park, who has for a dozen years
been conducting experiments in scien-
tifc breeding of buffalo and domestic
cattle was in Salt Lake City recently.
en- route to Arizona, where he goes to
locate a suitable range for his expert
ments under the auspices of the gov
eminent bureau of agriculture. The
product Of this cross-breeding he calls
"catalo.
Edward Kent, chief justice Of Arizo-
ma, was a guest of President Roosevelt
at Sycamore Hill. July II. Accompa
nying Judge Kent was Governor Win
thrOp, Of Porto Rico. The president
had a long talk with both of his visit
ors concerning affairs in their rcspec-
tive localities but for the press the
statement was given out that the calls
were Of a purely social nature, both
Judge Kent and Governor Winthrop be-
ing friends Of long standing of the
president Enterprise.
Details Of the attempted robbery of
the bank safe at Concho, Apache coun-
", have been received by the Phoenix
police, The attempt took place at an
early hour on the morning of the 5tho of
July, and but for the plucky fight put
up by Cashier Candelaria, would doubt
less have been successful. Candelaria
made two attempts to shoot the burglar
but his weapon missed fire. He then
grappled with the fellow and used his
gun as a club, beating him over the
head. He broke away and mounted a
horse, riding Off in the darkness. En-
terprise.
The lower part Of the power canal is
completed and on Saturday morning the
men working towards each other in the
Penstock tunnel will meet. This will
create much satisfaction among all who
are interested in the great Tonic dam
project, as it means that one Of the
most important and tedious jobs CON
nected with the construction of the dam
has been completed Work on this tun-
mel was begun early in November and
the delays caused by high water and
restless labor that could not work in
one place more than a few weeks at
time, with an exceedingly hard sand
stone and dOlomite formation, have
been well nigh sufficient to discourage
all but veteran like b. r. Harrison,
the recla. alton service tunnel expert
Gazette.