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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
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Monday, July "A.
The musical guests gave a sacred
concert Sunday evening which va.
highly appreciated
A large porcuplne has been cap.
tsred and seems quite at home IN
his new environment.
Miss Mary G. DAY Of Chicago, Dr
lavIss private secretary, arrived
vessesdsy. much to the relief OF the
Doctor.
One oi our eaterprisiag Young
guests WAS out at dawn the other day
in search Of mutton(y) Rumor says
he was not unsuccessful
A large crowd Of visitors at the
hotel, by invitation Of Col. Mccall.
frey, went up to the Eldorado mine
sad was photographed in front Of
the shaft house by MIR. Mills of Bow
ernssn.
Miss Nelson who has been suffer
iRg from broken limb and arm is
making rapid progress under the
skillfsl care of Dir Burke. Yester-
day = plaster cast WAS applied to the
bsokcn members.
SsasAos Curtis has the las. few
Asys visited G3n.isoa, Ohio City,
fitksh, Bowerman and several other
camps, in search for the handsooest
gin in the county to assist him in
leading the grand march at the
county ball, and while he is well
pleased with many OF the applicants
he informs your correspondent that
the position is still open.
Great preparations are in progress
for the 10th annual Waunita ball
The young ladies are busy arrang-
Tag festives of flowers and evergreens
and intend making the ballroom a
bower of Beauty Everybody come
- it will be a grand affair.
There will be sound of revelry
by night" Beauty and laughter
will reign supreme. The lights will
shine over fair women and brave
men and the gentle Waunita waters
will mingle with the lovers tones as
he tells the old, old story Come and
see how it is done.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Hewcvilk HAppeninss.
News-C hampton Correspondence.
Wy 7

NeWs-ChAmpioH Correspondence.
Wednesday, July 26
Mrs. ii. NJ. Booker spent Wednes-
day shopping in Gunnison.
Clint Sampson is now laying the
foundation for two story frame resi-
dence.
Sam Mosher and family of Crested
Butte visited Lang Spann and wife
Tuesday.
Ed Rider is very proud of his
grey team nowadays it having won
first prize on the Goth.
VIM. Smith Of Gunnison was up
Monday and Tuesday surveying a
ditch out of East river for W. +.
Dennis.
After having enjoyed two days at
the Cattlemen' Convention the 20th
and 2lst people are now preparing
machinery for haying which is now
at hand.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Cmarron Items

News hampton Correspondence
Monday, July "a.
AL Groves and family of Grand
junction are visiting relatives in
Cimarron.
Miss Blanoh Nelson is visiting
Miss Nora Blakely in Gunnison.
Miss Alyne Gates and brother
Chester took in the Cattlemens ball
at Gunnison Friday night
Miss Maud Estes left for Gunni-
son Monday after spending several
weeks with her sister Mrs. c. Hazel
hurst.
Mrs. J. j. Doyle of Crested Butte
who has been visiting Mrs. C..
Hazelhurst for two weeks, returned
to her home Monday.
The friends of Mrs. J. J. Nc
Namara will be pleased to know
that she is again at her old stand
the ID. K r. G.. section house.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Lines and
children returned from an extended
visit through California, last week
They report a delightful trip.
The remains of Marsh Riddle of
Montrose who died in Pueblo Tues
day were brought here, by his sister
and buried beside relatives Thprs
day.
The dance given at Mr. Wilson :
new house last Thursday night was
very enjoyable affair large crowd
was present and all report a splen-
did time.
Mr.. John Hayes, who lives ON the
Big Clmarron was taken to Montrose
Saturday suffering from appendi-
cltls- He Is at Riverside Sani-
tarIum
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
O(mhnn NniunA
Tuesday, July -.

1~e~sa~y, July IS.
Mr. aud Mrs.. SAslhy byd ax
guests II vsllsy sesslsve~
Mr.. aud Mn. A b. hssssg re-
sarned trsa Sohsla last ws.sk.
j n AHdscws aud I.sl lisrtnssa
weEs lssr gU4sas IN the valley.
Thans ~;he attended the Ssak
men eelebrsisoa are T.. A. McGse-
ga. I'd. Saunders. Mr.. aad Mrs.. W
u. Ssomoas. ANNE. Alva aud Ie~.s
ssmsaoas, Mr. aud Mrs. y. III An
arews aud farasly. Misses Elkel
Avise, Annie Matzke. Maud. Nyra
and Luse Radcka. Clarence Eadcka.
Lowell Miller, N j. Anderson, Gus
G'ranstrorn, Otto Bowers, ID j Camp
bell. Steve lkering and W { iow
ard All report scrumptio.s time
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

A flag pole 46 feet high has been
erected at the Neversink placer.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

lhe D. y L. q. Railroad Company
mas made the following rates to
teachers who attend the institute al
Montrose. n. One fare for round trip.
ilekets on sale July 80 and August
. ana good until August -. pass
age to begin on date Of sale and to
" ne continuous in one direction.
on sale from Salida to Grand
junction and all intermediate points
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

Mrs. &. d. Martin has accepted a
position in the Pitkin schools for
next year. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fra
ser viii teach at Somerset. Thai
town Is growing so that two teachers
are now required.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

A large stock Of glasses and artificial
eyes on hsnd. A large portion OF
hesdsches, hysteria, ,insonnia, chorea,
Isl. Nitus dance, nervous prostra-
tion, epilepsy and other nervous CON
ditions are caused by eve strain.
The removal Of the cause effects a
permanent cure If YOU require
treatment for diseases of the Eve.
Ear, Nose or Throat, if yon need
glasses scientifically fitted, call early
Those unfortunate and unable to paw
will receive medical and surgical
treatment free.
No charge for consuita-
ton o. examination for
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
uuuooeos H hTkxys

In this vicinity No incurable
cases taken. Cataracts removed and
cross eyes Strengthened Granulared
eye lids, sore eyes aud catarrh sue
cessfullv treated. Glasses scientih-
call y adjusted by the latest and mos,
approved up-to-date methods. DIFF
fcnlt cases and school children solie-
itsst
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

Report Of the Finance Comrnittes
OF the Stock Growefs' Fourth
Annual Celebration

To the Gunnison County Stock
Growers Association:
We, your Committee ON Finance,
appointed Tor the purpose Of solicit
lng contributions to defray the ex-
penses OF the Fourth Annual celebra-
tion of your Association beg leave 10
submit the following report:
Amount of subscriptions collected
as per list Of subscribers herewith
submitted, $799.75
Amount of expenditures, orders
and receipts for each item being
herewith submitted S743.OO
Bal. in hands Of Treas, S56.75
Your Committee on Finance would
respectfully recommend that the
balance above stated be placed to the
credit Of the Fifth Annual Celebra-
uon ol the Gunnison County Stock
Growers Association, and that the
Treasurer Of the next annual iabi-
lee be allowed to head the subscrip-
uon list for the Association for
5000.
We made this recommendation for
the reason that all Of our citizens.
members and non-membors. eontri-
buted to this Celebration Fund. and
believe therefor that this surplus
should be used for the next Celebra-
ton.
Joseph F. Heiner, Chairmen.
G. 7. Murray, Secretary.
J. ID. Jennings, Treasurer
W. F. Buckley, Member Com.
Jerry o O'Beagan, Member Com.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28
Of DESvER)

l. too well known 10 need an intro
duction. His references are his pa
tients- your neighbors and friends
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
Big flour sale now on. McKee's.

For the producer and consumer Santa Fe.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
With every cash pur- chase of $2.00 or more.

making the trip is the promise of Gen eral Agent Goldsworthy who will ac- company the excUrsiOnists. From the number of people who have already signified their intention to make the trip Phoenix will be largely depopulat- ed on the days the eXcursionists are oJt of town.
 PHOENIX POSTAL DIRECTORY- 4 new directory of persons receiving their mail at the Phoenix pOstofice is being prepared by Howard Heilman, the chief of the distribution depart ment. The old one in commission had in all about 30,OOO names on its pages but many of the persons enumerated have since removed from the locality In the new directory there will be 20,- coo names but of this number some 5000 will be Forwarding addresses The list is made up from every person us ing the local office whether his mail is delivered by the rural delivery, city carriers. general delivery or boxes.
 ACQUISITION FOR RAND-A pais- oner. Rand. who has been in the city iail for some time held at the request of the officers of Los Cruces county, New Mexico. will be taken to New Mexico. the last of the week. A tele- gram was received yesterday saying the requisition papers had been mailed and that an officer would soon follow. Rand. it is said, is wanted for mur- der although the circumstances sur rounding the case leave some doubt as to whether he will ever be con victed. He ran down a woman while riding horseback on road at night. From the injuries sustained the wom- an afterward died.
 A TELEPHONE CHANGE-J. C. Page. formerly local manager of the telephone company in Phoenix, but more recently district manager for the Consolidated Telephone and Tele- graph company. on August 1st re signed and since that date has not been connected with the company. His successor is V. E. Stotts, who comes to Phoenix from Cananea, and who yesterday was installed in his new po- sition. MT. Page has not yet made up his mind regarding his future plans but it is likely that he will move to California, probably Los Angeles and become engaged in the sewerage 1 contracting business. During his stay in the city MT. Page has made many friends, who will regret to learn oi j his leaving Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST

SCHOOL MEETING TODAY-A
 meeting of the directors of the Phoe-
 nix district will be held tomorrow for
 the consideration of several affairs of
 minor importance.
 A NEW ATION-Articles
 of incorporation of the Atlantic Man
 ufacturing company were filed in the office of the county recorder yester-
 day. The capital stock is $50000 and the incorporators are c. J. Norton, l.. E. Sage and G. C. Hatch.
 BOMBARDMENT AT COCHISE-
 Saturday of last week a storm visited Cochise county which, considering the
 rain and hail that fell, was the most severe of many years. At Bisbee, Tombstone canyon. one of the prin - cipal thOroughfares, was completely flooded. The water tore out a part of the recently constructed subway and demolished two houses that lay in it's path.
 EXAMINATION OF DoCToRs-A special examination held by the ter ritoriaI board of examiners has just | been concluded, at which pr. Morris D. Cohen of New York and Dr. Earl
 R. McPheeters of Indiana took the test. The result w3ll not be known
 until all the members of the board
 have passed on the papers. It is Dr.
 Cohen's plan to locate at Bisbee, and Dr. McPheeters will locate at McCabe.
 DATE CREEK ALMONDS-An the almonds in Arizona are not raised in 1 the Salt River valley. A news agent
 on the train from the north yesterday brought in a sample of Date Creek almonds, raised on the ranch of J. ..
 McGovern. They will be left with the board of trade. Mir. McGovern gath
 cred a busheI of them from a three | year-old tree. MT. McGovern has been living near Date Creek station | for the last seven years.
 ! THE GLOBE DIRECTORY-The Republican has received, with the compliments of Joseph H. Hamin of
 the Arizona Silver Belt a copy of the city directory of Globe, the first. per Fhaps that was ever issued. It con
 tains. besides the names of the resi- dents of that thriving mountain city i and a liberal line of advertisements. a good deal of information about the city, it's mines, and about the county l of Cfila in general.
 THE SHOOTING AT CAMP BRO l DIE-Majon l.. w. Collins, inspector ! of small arms practice has made hi:
 complete report to Col. McClintock oi 1 the target practice of the First Ter
 ritOrial Infantry and Cavalry held re gently at Camp BTodie. In the report ! it is shown that the officers and the non-commissioned officers of the regi ! mental headquarters did the bes shooting. The companies follow in the
 order named: Go. B. Phoenix: CO l
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24


 Mrs: J. l.. Finn, s East High street, Buffalo, W. Y, writes:
 Peruma Medicine Co.,, Columbus, Ohio. Gentlemen "A few years ago 1 had to give up social life entirely, as my health was completely broken down. The doctor advised a complete rest for year. As this was out of the question for time, I began to look for some other means of restoring my health. : "I had often heard of Peruna as an excellent tonic, so bought bottle to see what it would do for mos and it cer- tainly took hold of my system and re- Juvcnatcd me, and in less than two months 1 was in perfect health, and now when l feel worn out and tired dose or two of Peruna is all that I need. Mrs. J. E. Finn.
 Address Dr. Hartman, President or The Hartman Sanifarium, Co., IGm 6us, O.. for free advice.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24

Flagstaff Go. C. Tempe; Go. H. Yuma; Co. D. Mesa, and Second Troop, Nor enci
 THE PRESCOTT EXCURSION- The best equipment on the road will be used by the Santa Fe for the big excursion they have announced to be nun to Prescott OH Saturday, Sept. 2 That there will be seats for everyone
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24

The ladies of the South Methodist churches of the valley will serve ice cream ana cake at the camp grounds, Thursday. Aug. 24 from 3 ?. m. to 10 D. m. The proceeds to go to a minister of Arizona in needy mis- sion field. All are cordially invited to come.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24

We want the name and address of every persons who eats, living outside of Salt River Valley, for September
 McKEE'S CASH STORE. Send your name if you don't live il Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
But are Selling

There's great shoe saving at our -i per cent shoe sale. H. A. Diehl Shor Co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-23

Copyright, 1904. by A Conan DOYLE
and Golfers Weeky.)
Copyright, 1905. by Mcclure, Phillips
& Co.)
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
RECOlCILED
By SIORkS
APPROACH
Wilkie l. Edwards
and His Wife
MAKE Up"
Special Dispatch to The Call.

COLORADO SPRINGS, March 1e. =
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkie L. Ed
wards have been informed that stork
is about TO leave it's precious burden
in a splendid home which the couple
are occupying on Van Ness avenue in
San Francisco. The coming of the
stork has reunited the couple.
Mrs. Edwards and her husband be-
came estranged In Colorado Springs
She caused his arrest on a charge of
cruelty, and the accusation caused a
sensation in local social circles. in
which both were prominent Their diff
ferences were not aired in court, how
ever.
Edwards left Colorado Springs and
soon Mrs. Edwards went to San Fran
cisco. There the reunion took place
several months ago. Mrs. George w.
Trimble, mother OF Mrs. Edwards, left
Colorado Springs several weeks ago
to be with her daughter.
1t is said that Mr.. Trimble intimated
that when the heir came he would do
..tf1e right thing" This right thing. ;,
Leadville associates Of Trinble saw.
will be In the neighborhood of 81 900 900
"a sum he could easily spare without
mountaineering himself. It is further
asserted that he has often remarked
that he would give just s1.o0O,0o0 to be
called grandpa" Mrs. Edwards is
his only daughter. Her domestic trou-
bles have worried him greatly, but now
that they have been adjusted he is
happy in the thought that there will
be direct heir to whom he can leave
his large fortune when the grim reaper
calls him.
Trimble is millionaire Leadyille
mining man and banker, who has spent
most of his life in the cloud city ac-
c1mulating the fortune he possesses.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
COURT LAYS
DOW n RULES
ON DIVORCE
Man Should Study
the Woman He
Is to Wed.
Special Dispatch to IN. can.


KANSAS CITY. March IA man
should investigate carefully the char
acter Of girl he is to marry. If hs
knows her faults before the ceremony.
he cannot feel himself aggrieved. in
law, IL these faults make the married
state intolerable.
IF man knows a girl drinks. even
beer, he is taking his life in his hand
when he narries her. The appetite for
liquor Is bad enough in a man. but you
know it is tenfoId worse in its conse-
quences In women
ITO my mind one OF the greatest
evils of our day is the tendency OF girls
and young women to drink beer and oc-
casionally a cocktail or two. Society
is going to be much the worse for IL
twenty-five years from now. but the
man who, knowing and encourag ging
these things. would come into court
ano give evidence TO blacken the char
acter Of the woman is a dirty dog and
should be bounded from the halls or
Justice
With these observations Judge Park.
in the City Court, to-day, denied the
motion of Cornelius Daley for new
trial in his proceedings for divorce
from Annie Daley.
Daley is sal0on-keeper who married
a 14-year-old girl. She became a. slave
to liquor and IS now in the st. Joseph
insane asylum
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
CUR I Ais
The DUKES
EXPENSES
Papa Zimmerman
Ends MaDCheS-
ter'S Tour.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

MONTEREY, Mexico, March 16.-
With the refusal OF Eugene thinner
man, who is reported to be negotiat-
ing for control of the Mexican Central
Railroad. to procure a special train for
his law, the Duke Of Manches-
ter, the latter's tour of Mexico with
party of distinguished guests has come
to an abrupt end. The Duke, the
Duchess and their retinue Of servants
have left for Mexico City, preparatory
to returning to the United States.
Bulletins of the progress of the ducal
party have been received regularly by
Zimmerman in his home in Cincinnati,
and 1t is rumored that he did not ap-
prove of the tour. A recent acquisition
to the party was James Henry Smith
C"Silent'' Smith), the New York multi
millionaire. Smith took his leave of
the party in Tampico. Rumor has it
that the Duke of Manchester and
Smith did not prove congenial travel
ing companions.
IT is known that the expenses of
the trip to the Sierras and back again
were met by Zimmerman. He is re-
ported to have been keenly disap-
pointed when the bulletins informed
him several weeks ago that after a
meeting between the members of the
Gould party and his son-in-law, the
Duke of Manchester had withdrawn,
owing to the absence of congeniality.
Since that time the movements of
the Dukes party have been some
what erratic and bulletins to Zimmer-
man have been increasing in number.
The Duke wired to his father-in-
law few days ago for a continuance
of the favor by which the special
trains had been obtained. Requests
made subsequently, upon the railroad
authorities indicated that the, order
for Specials for the ducal party had
been countermanded- The Dukes
special car was coupled TO regular
g,.,f ,, ffrr
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO. March IA railroad
trust with billions of dollars involved
is being formed, and when the merger
is completed all great railroads in the
United States, with trackage. enough
to circle the globe, win be found tied
together In financial interest.
The stock markets in New York, Chi
cago and other railroad centers have
unfolded the scheme in measure
through recent quotations. and though
every effort had been made to keep the
facts becoming public, the deal is Of
such gigantic proportions and so far
reaching that it could not be long kept
under cover.
been divulged though it is expected
the security connpany's official title will
be announced within day or two.
From reliable source it is admitted
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
Japan Not Afte the Philippines.

f7<t1H - 1HH<1
WASHINGTON, March I6.-Ko-
goro Takahira. the Japanese Minister.
replying to a published statement as
serting that the Japanese are plan
ming to insist on the possession of the
Philippines as soon as convenient after
the conclusion of the war with Rus
sia, declared in an interview with a
Post reporter to-day that such was
not the case
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
R0tFoating Army Is
Now on an 0pGl
Plain.
Japanese Will Have No Dif-
fiCulty in Surrounding
z--. Their Foe.

LONDON. March IA dispatch to
the Times from ST. Petersburg gives
unconfirmed reports that the Russians
sustained a severe reverse at Tie Pass,
involving the abandonment of their
remaining artillery, and that the Jap
anese have cut the railway north of
ChangtUfu. forty miles above Tie
Pass.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
NAVY orders.

WASHINGTON March 16.-Navy
orders: Acting Carpenters p. r. Dick
inscn. j. j. Murphy. c. J.. Kerr and r.
" Maher have been ordered to the
ravy yard at Mare Island for duty. in
the department of construction and
repair at that yard
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17

GENERAL oKU's HEADoUAR-
TIERS. Sunday. March 12.-OficiaI es-
Inmates at japanese headquarters now
of MuIsden at $4,000 men. The Rus
sian losses previous to the beginning
of the retreat are estimated at 10000,
and their losses during the retreat
were very heavy. All told, the opera
tions of the past four weeks have cost
the two armies more than 2o0, 900
men, not counting prisoners.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
Escaped Prisoners Are Retaken.

NAPA. March 16.-Frank Abbott
and c. A Thomas. prisoners who re-
Gently escaped from the County Jail,
we're recaptu-ed at Los GuiIicos to-
day by a posse headed by Sheriff Dun
lap of this county.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17

TOXIC, March Il, 9 a. m.-The
japanese captured many prisoners at
Tie Pass and the Russians destroyed
vast stores.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
FORMING. AN IMMENSE
MERGER OF. RAILROADS

that the title Central Security Com
pany'' will be, if it has not already
been, determined upon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
COME FROM PORT ARTHUR.
fostoffice Officials From Fallen Fort
ress Arrive on China.

Among the arrivals on the China yes
terday were A Pospelof, postmaster at
Port Arthur during the siege. and v.
Grajensky. a postal agent of the Rus
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17

The remnant Of the army which was
defeated by the Japanese on the Shakhe
and Hun rivers ard again around Muk-
den and Tie Pass is now in the noun
tains d few miles north of the south
ern entrance of the pass, trying to
shake of its pursuers who appar-
emily are not going to repeat the mis-
take Of Liaoyang and allow the Rus
sian army to escape. The Russians
have been reinforced by the garrisons
Of Telling and other northern towns
and a few new troops who were on
their way from Russia when the battle
OF Mukden was begun But even with
these there is little hope for Kuropat-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17

SANTOUPU (eight miles north of
Tie Pass, March 16.-The Russian
detachnents at Tie Pass were on
March is ordered to evacuate their
positions. and during the night retired
in exemplary order, covering their
rear. There had been fighting
throughout the day. Before the with
draNvaI Of the Russian forces the mill
tary settlement and such of the store
of fueI and forage as could not be re-
moved were set on fire and DESTROYED.
The fighting on March II and is fell
TO the Second Siberian corps. The
Kineshemsl1o and Voyazemsky Red
Cross nurses, including two Sisters OF
Charity, attended the wounded at the
various positions. retiring just as the
advance rear guard passed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17

Continued ON Page 4, Column 1.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17

TOXIC, March 1s.-Tie Pass, which
was held By about division OF Rus
sian troops. is now in possession of the
japanese. After a slight resistance the
Russians evacuated at Midnight the
strong position they had prepared
months ago. setting fire to the railway
station and other buildings. The Jap
snese troops which had occupied Yin
pao and East Fushun are in hot pur-
suit Of the retreating Muscovites along
the Kirin road. It is predicted that
the Russians viii retreat to Hardin.
Toxic is preparing a municipal ceIe-
bration Of Japan's victory for Satur-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17

Continued on Page 2, Column 3.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-17
THE WEATHER

Forecast made at San Francisco for
thirty hours ending midnight. March
Il:
San Francisco and vic;nity-clear-
ing, cooler Friday; fresh northwest
winds
A G. McADIE.