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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Don't forget that you pass through
this world but once, and that you
should therefore try and do as much
god as you can for your fellow men.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

If the man who brags about his
baby could only learn the youngsters
private opinion Of him he would have
a fit.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
On motion the bill Of w. M. Prindie
& Co was returned as the Assembly II
about to vacate the hall and notice was
given w. M. Prindle & Co., to the ef-
feet that the Assembly will vacate on
April 20.
On motion a committee Of three was
appointed to investigate the trouble
between the Painters Union and the
Master Painters of the West End.
On motion the Executive committee
Manhattan building.
Delegate Thoma reported that the
Labor Headquarters had been open
during the month of April and on mo-
ttcn the bill of the Building Structural
Alliance for one half Of the rent was
allowed.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Men, be manly! Be union men at
heart and In practice as we'll as In
name.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

If the trusts and immigration keep
On, this country will soon be a coun-
terpart Of Russia.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Unionism may loose members, but
happily, those are the kind that are
never missed.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

The man who knows why he is a
union man and is able to state the
fact intelligently, is useful member
of any union.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
relieved and the trouble VIII be invest;
igated.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT.
r." TEES :

The executive committee reported
that q hall could be had in the Man.
haitian building at the rental Of five
dollars per month. On motion the re-
port Of the committee was accepted.
Trustees report that the bond for
the new SecretaryTreasurer has been
applied for and expect the bond to be
here by the next meeting. On motion
the report was received
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

clever company. which is one Of all
round excellence. Many people who
are unaware Of the quality of this
dainty comedy are disappointed, after
hearing how good the play is from
their friends, at not having been
present at what is undoubtedly the
best play Of it's class seen in recent
years. 1.-THE Marriage of Kitty ap-
pears at the Lyceum Tuesday and
Wednesday. Prices, Is, SO, rs, $l00.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
AT THE METROPOLITAN.

It is a matter for hearty congratula-
ton that Manager Condor has been
able to secure a visit of that most
popular of present day comedians
Harry Corson Clarke, who will then
present his own selected company in
Rosenfeld's best comedy "I1is Absent
Boy. Mr.. Clarke is a. comedian Of
world wide reputation, and his name
at the head Of company is sufficient
guarantee Of an evenings entertain
ment over which neithe: money nor
time has been spared to make it in
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

It takes a diplomat to know more
than his boss and still hold his Job.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Maintain your union and you will
maintain high wages.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06
NEW BIISINESS.

NEW bOS1NESS.
Delegates from the Sheet Metal Work.
ers reported that their wage scale had
been presented to the Boss Timers and
they refused 20 sign the new scale Of
wages, and the men walked out pending
a settlement.
On motion Of the B. s. A. was instructed
to notify w. M. Prindle & Co. that they
have discontinued the use of the Labor
Headquarters on and after April ",
1905.
Delegate from the Tugmen's union re-
ported that Thos r. Hancock, butcher
at No. 121 West First street, had broken
his contract with the Tugmen's union
and is now unfair.
On motion the books of the Sec.-Treas.
were turned over to the board Of trustees
condition at the net meeting.
On motion an invitation was etended 70
the Rev. j. K. Shellenberger 10 address
the Assembly on May 18th. the last meet
ing in the month Of May.
On motion the trustees were authorized
to have printed 1000 report blanks for
the use of the delegates.
GOOD AND WELFARE.
Delegate Walsh, Grand President Of
the L. T. P. A., gave a short and inter-
esting talk on the methods employed by
his organization in making yearly con-
tracts and settling all difficulties arising
during the year between the employers
and the employees.
Adjournment.
VIM. TUNELL, Sec'y.
Attes4o6. los 9u ApTET pras
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

Fortune smiles on the man who hus-
ties while he waits.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-06

KASSMER BRANCHES OUT.
Kassmir, the turkish bath man, is to
have one Of the most complete and up
to-date bath houses in the Northwest
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
White Pine Echoes.
I-Champion Correspondence.

>ewsC hampton Correspondence.
Wednesday, September 6.
Chester Lindsley left for his
Boulder home Saturday
w. S. Barker and l.. b, Sitter
visited Gunnison the first of the
week.
Carl Rinard left on the FIRST for
Erie Colorado, where he will attend
school.
A. NJ Woodwork was in Salida
the first part Of the week enterview-
ing the Smelter Co
Clarence Macy went to Wauunita
"Wednesday TO spend a few days
helping his uncle, j. b. Turner.
Dan Tobin accompanied by Brace.
the mining expert, visited the Spar
Copper Mining Co. ON Saturday
North Star is again coming TO the
front, now having a store and
boarding house, conducted by l. Nj.
Phillips.
j. d. Good and W u. Howell Of
St. Louis interested in the Eureka
Erie property, spent few days
here looking it over.
Hugh Crymble, who has been
with the Bill Short Co. for some
time past, left for his home in
Buena Vista, last week. He has
been Post Commander Of the Phil
Sheridan Post for a number OF years
and expects to visit Denver this
week.
Carter Dams Of McPerson Kansas.
whose father was one Of the locaters
OF the Early Bird, and David
! Stephens, a prosperous and old time
ranchman of Paonia. Colo. came to
visit the Early Bird Saturday
They drove through from Paonia,
reporting a delightful trip. From
the latter we learn that the peach
crop is only one-tenth Of the usual
supply. The plum crop Is short
but there is an abundance Of apples.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
Spencer
News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, September >.
Mr.. Nelf is working at the Old
Lot mine.
Alva Foster came in from Creede
today.
W. S. Chenoweth passed through
Spencer Monday enroute for Dubois
+. 7. Holt is haying for Chas.
Schecker ON the Powderhorn.
Pat Trainer and NJ. NJ. Foster
went to Gunnison Monday.
John Profit was over from Willow
creek Monday with a load of vege-
tables.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
T.viu fask Mn.
ec~.a.a..~a ss..a Aa-s s~

crn1ud and tins h.Sher grades haze
been shipped besh b - t.ln'o and
by way of Sprane creek. A huge
porphyry aske here tEaSeE-es the
coasary and -sa.s ~ patented claims
upou !; are o~ned by the tossss
Hill people At the ol3ier Workings
sha,i ~ da~u nearly s. ieat visn
lJ9s1 feos 81 drlis2n2 A veln ssx
ar srni ises wl<ie ~ aeVelaped A
tunnel lover dawn - !. .,s1 ieei
Systematic Prospecting BY shafts,
lunne,s and open cuts has beea aoae
all over the hil and the Insenti0n H.
when oEe bodies aFe thoroughly
opened up 10 run a lsng drainage
and Transportation tunEel from lsy-
ior river botto.a 4 good nall u
part IT the property : equipment
A dozen men are working The
nearest route tor shipping ore and
concentrates from the Forrest Hill =
via Spring creek t. AlmoHi or Jack :
Cabin. a distance Of between - and
- asles. However. with a good
road down Taylor river the ore
would naturally avoid the divide
from Spring creek and choose a
down grade all the distance. Mr.
Jenson and associates have a prom
lsine property and eeserve success.
The Grizzly Mountain MiRina
company have had two men at work
ON their property uHtil recently
On Illinois aud Texas creeks
prospectors are at work with Im-
mease endeveloped territory around
them.
La gulch between Willow creek
aud Texas creek, the keves Placer
Mining company have ~ OF y
claims and have a number Of men
working b. ; Hobbs Of Chicago
is superintendent.
The natural outlet for ere from
this section Is GunHi-on aud il Is
the natural trade center.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
{VtO1n1tY o~O
81 mso0Aa wrsws ~
AAssseeuoLo011 =;
Irla.

IRA
Nc~--f ssmpss,& Cossess-sni.cscs.
"Wednesday, September 6.
A h. Stevens has finished having
on be Ssastn Fork ranch
Mrs Prank Trcvarihea ls wishing
a' her father home here.
Mise N,nu,e Green lsfi Saturday
for Gannisoa b. attend school
A. W MereelmaR spent several
days ~ Powderh9rn this week.
The Misses Rag,a and Iazzie Vi
dal are visitors al the Eoayiere ranch
this week
The Misses I.anloy we're down
from their ranch 10 attend the dance
FRIDAY evening
A l.. Wilson and sister-in law
Mrs. George Wilson. called on
friends here Tuesday.
Miss Annie kouviere j. Keeping
house for her brother LOUIS CA the
Temichi during the haying season.
Fred schaller Sr. of Boise CITY,
Idaho, stopped here Tuesday night
he is ON his way to Saguache where
he formerly resided.
A very ENJOYABLE dance was given
at the lola hotel FRIDAY night by A.
l.. Wilson in honor of his sister-in-
law. Mrs George Wilson
Chas Wheeler, range rider ON this
section OF the forest reserve, was
here several DAYS this week. He
was the guest of the Stevens family
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
Dorchester
orrespondence

News-Champion Correspondence
Sunday, September 8
Two more carpenters have arrived
10 work ON the Enterprise mill
The park is taking on boom airs
this fall as news Of the rich strike
ON the Enterprise gets abroad.
The new Enterprise strike look
good to us. Five four horse teams
went out today loaded with high
grade ore.
H. I. Lake Jr., editor of the
News-Champion left Italian peaks
Wednesday. He has been stopping
with Howard Marshall and securing
an extended write up of our mires
and other resources.
The two foot streak of rich ore in
No. tunnel from a fair average face
is reported to have assayed as
follows,
Gold, GAG ozs at $40 49,. sl2920
Silver, 351 ozs. at 6l l-2c POS IS
Pb. S.4 per cent at 4Sc ...403
Copper, 10 per cent not pay OW
Value per ton ........--- s34l 81
The vein is some l. feet between
walls but OF course much of it 10
low grade ore or gangue matter
Aspen is making a strong effort
to gain the trade which these min
ing enterprises bring into the park
and if Gunnisen merchants would
bestir themselves as well it would
follow the natural watercourse to
that city, especially during the
snowy winter months.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
PAeIn

ws-Champion Correspondence
"Wednesday, September g.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Will Corbett Of
Doyleville came down Sunday.
George Toresin and brother Mark
of Denver have been fishing here.
Mrs. j. T. Parlin and George Cry
lie went TO Gunnison on business
Monday.
Charles Oliver of Paonia visited
Parlin Tuesday night returning
home Wednesday.
Niss Mamie Burns, Of Denver,
wAo has been spending the summer
with friends here, expects to return
Ao~se this week
c. p. Hoyt of Golden stopped OF
. few days to fish, returning hong
Saturday with his son Maurice, who
has fshed here a week or more.
Messss. Eckbert, Huxtable, Hen
derson and Bashaw OF Pitkin, and
Mr. Fine of Denver, psssed through
Parlin Tuesday on fishing trip to
the Cochetopa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Dice of Lor-
aine returned Sunday from a trip to
Littleton and Walsenburg and
spent a few days here with Mr.
and Mrs. Lobdell, returning TO Lor-
aine Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
R~dsukaua RAnrn,
lcssa..--.. sr.s& ks.hrs~

s8as u nav Ismoshy mSss b. q.
.ss.ed eeery two OK three wears AZ
the valley SO wire Srs.e eEo~ds II
Jst Thai -coAEge 1T ms0liasn
ranchHen. t.xiasl I- rare an the
v..llav. The ranch has .cvca sep~-
II harley aud rye >pesksIS ct
caal.e. Ar Bowers ~ changing b. a
1ulxtasc .. Saorthorn biood siier
long experianee with Iiercfora-
Thss ls the case wSth nsany Cetolia
raIchnen. The pure shorthorn
tbev argue is aos hardy oaosgh, bal
on the gther hand wha,e hereiords
ssh rustic and stand the climate
better. they nave not the beef
qaalities and seuse II tbem do noi
give nallk enasgh 70 RAISE a good
cali
Below the orlglnal homestead, T..
z. bowers has l21 acres. 80 q 1t an
grass aud gram from which the es-
tImated crop was ~ tons oi hay and
~ tons II barley and rye. THIS
section Is - distant that the Efle-
hrech, throasher has never appeared
and all gram II cut az hay During
one phase Of she gold belt mining
exoItemeut the town OF Tucker was
established near the Bowers ranch,
bat although there b. undoubtedly
I gold ~ the hills il has not Vel been
discovered IN saihclent quantities %
make good working mines IN this
NIcinlty
FARTHER down at the mouth Of
Goose creek. II. T.. Eosenbaum, All
liaines and CHRIS Hooker have
ranches which your reporter did not
visit this trip. and at other points
there are bottom tracts that wall
some day become fruitful homes
Space eoinpels us 10 reserve a
I further account Of this ranch section
until another issue.
Continued next week
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
Ho~evslk ASouDninN
l~-.fll.Am.so. corrsss-,ss~sss.


TUESDAY, Sepssmsr g.
Mrs II NJ Booker west - Gun
nis1n Thursday
Several raachmen. who Smashed
having last week. are sAlesing
grouse hEniIng
Mrs. Clint SAMPSON aad daaeh-
ier. Miss Frankie. were skapepsag IN
the county seat FRIDAY.
WB. Allen oi Crested hxste has
bosabf the ranch known - ~ John
L0rr ranch 81 Sani .obsasoa, and
vii take POSSESSION at oace. Wei
come to yoa Mr.. Allen.
l. NJ McCorkle and wife sad A.
McCorkle and wife, who have spent
the past month here as guests Of
Mosdames Elsbury and Gorsssa, left
for their homes at Louisville We'd
nesdav.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
PowAerhovu
.rresionsienec

WV ftattttt'h hf'tsf'7t'''''''''+
"Wednesday, septesaler G.
Rainy having weather is still in
fashion.
MIR and Mrs. l.. 4. Miller left for
Gunnison few days ago.
Octave Couraud takes to his new
home ON the G. i. Foster ranch like
a duck 10 water
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. VIM. How
ard. a boy, All parties eeacerned
are doing nicely.
Mrs. T.. j Bowers, accompanied
bv Miss Winnie Dali, left for the
lower country a few days ago, where
Mrs. Bowers will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Samnsens en-
tertained the valley young folks at
their home Sunday evening, the oc-
casion being farewell party tend
cred Miss Maude Radeka, who leaves
for Greeley Saturday to resssae her
school work at the Normal.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
Great Fortunes in 0sns

According to the coRpilatioa II the sossva-
,rent officials diamosas and ssAsr peecisas
stones Of "a value eXcsediHG tAO,1o we've
brought 10 the Unitsd States last year. This 10
taken as an indication Of the iaAustn al psss-
perity Of the country. The hest indication u
the popularity of the ia amoss noseesters stoa-
ach bitters is the fact that more people aFe
taking it today than before Its great eur
stive properties are being recogni1ed more snd
more every day by people who have been per
shaded to try il and as a result thousands have
h-aen restored to perfect health, many of them
willingly testifying to the fact II you suher
from insomnia. poor appetite, indi2"st son, dys-
I-tlgia. liver or kidney ills. or malaria. fever
and ague. the Bitters will surely cure yos. Try
ID and see for Yourself.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08

as good, as fresh and as cheap as can be had
anywhere else in the county Courteous
treatment and all errors made right Try US.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08

Harry Lee, manager Of the Maple
Leaf mine, has put eight or ten men
at work on this property and will
soon increase the force. Ed Norman
is working SIX men on property
across from the Maple Leaf Con
ditions are improving ON the lower
Cochetopa.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08
Card Of Thanks

Mr. and Mrs. :. :. johnson desire
30 thank the Kind friends and neigh
bors who lent their assistance dur
ing the sickness and death Of their
infant daughter.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08

Sportsman hotel has made am
addition to its attraction by a pack
OF bear hounds purchased at Mancos.
j. j. Carpenter and sons are making
this resort known from Maine to
California
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08

Mrs. John Benson and children
OF Crested Butte come down Monday
and went TO Denver.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-09-08

$. kennison has removed his
family to the Endner hoHse just
vacated by John Clifford
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-01-12
Attempted Jail Break at EikO.

Two prisoners all but escaped
from the Elko county jail on the
Bird inst. They sawed Off the
heads OF two bolts with an old
knife, and succeeded in get
ting over the steel lattice work
over the cells. Then only Il
brick wall separated them from
freedom, and they had about dug
a hole through the wall when de
tected.
In Ely last fall two prisoners
broke six bolt heads off with Il
blunt instrument, presumably u
stove lid, as one was found on
the floor near the cell after the
escape. From the freedom with
which prison bolts give way,
one might think the manufac-
turers and felons were in cahoots.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-01-12
{ atholIc Church 10 be Built.

The Catholic Building A.socia-
ton has decided to build a church
Immediately. They had cash on
hand, $3.50; on Christmas day a
Catholic friend from abroad donated
$500; on New Years day $loo was
received from a Catholic lady iii
Ely; January s Miss Ellen Hayes
subscribed $1,000, in memory of
her deceased brother.
The fund is still open for those
who wish to donate, and all dona-
tons will be thankfully received by
the treasurer, Miss Hayes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-01-12
County Physician

t1lko county hires two county
physicians, paying them $3.50
each per month. If we are to
have many more such heated and
long drawn out controversies
without making a choice between
the two Ely physicians as took
place at the last meeting of the
Commissioners. it might be oil
on the troubled water if both are
engaged, providing Il satisfac-
tory compensation can be arrived
at. How about DR.. Winters Of
Cherry Creek? He might be in
duced to sieze the plum while
rest of US are talking about it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-01-12
D0INGS At PILOT KNOB
Another Strike of Native Copper.
Mining Machinery on the Road.

The Giroux Con. Mines Co has
a force of Is men at work on the
Alpha and Old Glory mines.
The work on the Old Glory
consists of drifting on the 300
foo level in the Giroux shaft.
Two weeks ago a large body
Of ere rich III native copper was
ST. iga- a aacen1 strike nf "a
tive copper was made this week
in another drift, The extent
and character of the ore has not
yet been determined.
The company has an 50 horse
power boiler and u 90 horse DOW
er engine on the road from Salt
Lake City. These will be in
stalled on the Alpha.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-01-12
GUARDING AGAINST JUMPERS.
Fuller Assessments done by Claim
0Wners Than Ever Before.

A trip through the hills in the
vicinity of Ely discloses the
fact that the United States min
ing laws requiring twenty five
days labor, or the expenditure
OF $100, annually for the devel-
opment of unpatented mining
claims. have been more fully
complied with during the year
just closed than ever before in
the history Of the county.
1t has been the practice with a
considerable number Of claim
owners of this section to do just
enough work to make a show
ing and then rely upon their
proof Of labor filed in the Re
corder's office to hold their
claims. The assessment work
for the year 1904 has been done
in al entirely different manner.
Not only was the required amount
OF work done OH the different
claims, but in the majority Of
cases tire expenditures were
greatly in excess of the legal
rpft.firefnpnts
i realization of the value of
the mines and Of the necessity Of
complying with the law in order
to hold them, prompted the
hol !ers to take every precaution
against losing, through nagli
gence claims that stand to net
their owners handsome fortunes
Mining property in and around
Ely is valuable asset and We
are pleased to know that this
fact is becoming patent to the
h0ilers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-01-12
Advertising Statements.

The White Pine News devotes
considerable space to the law
which requires corporations do
ing business in this Stste to ad
yertise their annual statements
in daily newspapers. 1t. calls
for change in the law so as to
allow the statements to be adver-
tised in weekly paper when
the corporation S place of busi-
ness is in a county where there
are no dai!ies.
This is certainly a very desir-
able change TO make in the law
and the next Legislature should
SO amend the act that weekly
newspapers can also get the ben
efts The original object of the
law was to give publicity to the
business of corporations so that
the public could keep posted on
their transactions. The defects
in the law as pointed out by the
White Pine News are apparent
TO any one who will investigate
it and is a matter very easily
remedied. Carson Appeal.
The appeal is one of the most
prominent and influential of the
Nevada dailies, and we are
| pleasod TO know that it looks
with favor upon an amendment
to the present law. The change
will be made if the dailies do not
pull the push
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-01-12
WILL. BUILD SMELTER
Representatives OF the White Pine
Copper Co. investigating Methods
Employed by Salt Lake
Smeiters.

Tae Salt Lake Tribune of jan
uary / contains the following
item, of interest to people here,
concerning the proposed plans
of the White Pine Copper Com
pany with reference to the build
ing Of smelter for their Ely
mines:
That the White Pine Copper
Company, whose properties have
drawn SO much attention to Ely,
Nevada, will be equipped with a
mill, is now positively assured,
and that furnaces with which to
red ace it's product shall follow is
not AT all unlikely. President
Reona, who came in from the
west yesterday to join John u.
Fleming, by whom the eXperl-
ments looking forward to the
milling OF che ores were conduct
ed, saws that the construction OF
the latter will begin the APP
proaching spring, while the at
ten'ion which is being paid by
Mr.. Fleming to the methods be
ing employed by the valley smell
ters justifies the conclusion that
sgnelter is under consideration.
President Requa Says the uudef-
taking WIS undoubtedly be
equipped with all that its. ore
bodies justify and that they are
at present responding NOSE gen
cronsly TO every shot.