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Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Among other delightful steals Of
deposltoIs money made by the big
insurance companies, it developes
that the New York Life made a CON
tribulion of S4S,OOO to the republi-
can party in 1904 and similar con-
tributions IN 1896 and 1900. Rea-
son alleged was that democratic
success might hurt them. Reason
was probably true all right If
Bryan had been elected he might
have done things to the gralters. 1t
appears that Lawson's sensational
charges are being proven out of
court and in. These immense sums
were paid out Of depositors money
paid sometimes on the knowledge If
only one or two men And some
people think Mr.. Bryan was not the
choice of the people for president in
1896.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
the ILLUSTRATED RANCH ARTICLES

state ~ Colorado, - In the County Court
ounty Of Huuni-uu, - in Probate
In the matter Of the Estate Notice ~ Adpstsi.-
Of trst.r's S.l. ~
Minerva keDt. deceased. Neal estate.
by virtue 0f a decretal order of said Court
IN PR e made aud entered on recurd on ths.
18th day OF Nueust, 4. d. 1876. the undcr-ixned
was auther rizeu and directed 10 sell at "A price
nYt less than the appraised value thereof the
fuiio~ins described real property. belonging h,
the said estate Of Minerva Root decease Il to-
wit; North u feet of lo,s 1. 2. and 4 in block
N, town Of fitkin. Gunnison county Colorado
with improve ements thereon
Now therefore, pursuant to said order the
nhiel signed gives notice that he will offer for
20 e. The above described real estate at his res
idence IN ~ hin, Gunnison county. Colorado. at
ten 9 clock IN the forenoon on SATURDAY the
S"id "Hy oi september, A. ID. 1850. The same to
pc sofa a. rflvatc sale, to the highest and best
BIDDER therefor, aud at a price not less than the
appraised value thereof
SAID sale To he subject to- the approval and
confirmation of said county CO., IT. as proyisled
hg law. MINFTFi II UtNIIipsnN
Administrator Of the estate of Minerva Bn,t.
deceased.
tfirst pub Sept. L. last pub Sept %, 1867
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
TWENTY YEARS AGO"

A great massacre of Cinnamon.
the Cheap John" miners, occurred
at Rock Springs Wyoming.
Judge Gerry made permanent an
injunction against the county board
restraining them from PAYING in
tesest on county warrants by issu-
ing more warrants.
A Gunnison county fair was de-
cided upon, the dates being October
2nd and 3rd Names signed to the
call were, Geo. Cornwall, L. W.
Burton and DIR l.. Grasmuck.
Advertisers in the Review-Pre
were The Peoples Meat Market, by
Thos. Preece. DeImonico hotel bv
Chas. Eberling, Latimer & Allen,
Eaton, Small & Co, Jas. Keenan,,
Mcclure q Towle, Piper & Mills
Miller & Wiley, f. ". Burton, Gun.
nison Gas & Water Co, L. Schrepel
Gunnison Foundry, by Walker
Burnett, Monarch & Gunnison Toll
Road, Perry Griegs Louis Weisner
Gunnison Transfer Co. by H. r.
Hammond. Moses L. Block. Geo
Petit, H. N. Webster.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

The Paonia Newspaper-One oil
the truly laughable things in poll
tics is the announcement bv Jas. II
Peabody that he is serious candi-
date for L. 5 Senate. Ii the next
legislature were already elected and
solidly republican he could not get
ten votes out of one hundred unless
he bought them. He is the best
hated man in Colorado today. His
own party despises him as q liar,
coward and thief. One can hear
more adverse comments regarding
Peabody than about any man who
ever held political position in the
state. His candidacy for the senate
rs one of the real humorous things
for which Colorado is famous.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Every western t0w8 Is becomiaC
awake 10 the advantages of trout
hshine and asking flr a hundred OF
two hundred thousand small fry
All very proper, and as taxpayers
they are clearly entitled 10 their
share from the state hatcberies for
suitable brooks bat after all head
waters Of the Gunnison must ever
remain the finest fishing streams IN
Colorado, so thai these same sur
rounding towns will do we'll 90
advise aud assist in keeping them
well stocked.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
ADHINIsTEAToR-s N0TiCL

Estate Of Annie NJ Bourne. Deceased.
lhe undersigned. having been appoint
ed administrator of the Estate ot Anne NJ.
Bourne. late OF the County OF Gunnison
aud state of Colorado, deceased hereby
gives notice that he wi appear b%fore
the County Court OF Gunnison County. at
the Court House in GuBuison at the Sep
tember term on Monday, the 18th day Of
October, A. ID. 1908, at winch time all
persons having claims against said estate
are notIiled and requested to attend Tor
the purpose OF having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate pay ment to
the undersigned
Dated this 18th day OF September, A.
ID. 1905. CAESAR BOURNE,
Administrator.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
30 ~ VO-OAVs''

-Ass 70 tasn& thai ten nnsh~ az. iossssess sss.e
tassa o~s q ~ s-ers.ss Syrs4y.
The tI-rse-woru iuIuncsson. Never put
on III ts-.asssro~ What sos Can s.s -
Gav, - ns~ zcncrsliv Pr.scusad Az inns
form . iso Il to-day = That H. the ta 80
advice we want 10 give voa about slsas
hacking cosaxh o. dcmoraisxsnQ eo.d with
winch ysa have secn struggling tor ses-
e14al DAYS. JssrbaS,e weeks. Take >osse
reliable remedy tor n ro-pAy-aud kst
tha; rcussdy he flr. Bo-chees German
>vrsp. which has been IN use for over
thirty five wears. A iew doses of II will
undoubtedly ro.ieve your cough os cold,
and its continued use tor a few days wrili
caEe you completely. No matter how
decP-scated your cough. even u dread
consanaptien has attacked vour hangs.
German Syrup will sssrcly eject a csaEc-
as J; has done before m thousands of ap-
parcntly hopeless eases OF lsHQ trOuhic.
New trial bottles. ass; regular SIC.
7sc. AT all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
On the Lirne Bet
Cailinnal from nri pare.

3. Iszi pa'eutea hv 4. l.. Nesiss q
Loadelile. Mr Neeius Is comfort
stlv iacaied iu a cabin under fiie
shadow 81 the great ridge and Is
driving q tunBel prJected o. rHn
800 feet and gam depth ct 2I0
feet Ia shalt from the top sunk
ij lees on contact between the blue
and snort lime, he has a tour foot
ven with - inches Ut lead ore.
Samples were Of remarkably high
grade and ASSAY - per cent lead anl
~ ounces ia silver. Mr.. NevIus
took ogt i've or SIX tons two wears
ago this fall, intending 30 ship IA
the spring. When be returned the
next year, some fellow had shipped
It lor him. Sinking in 4O-ioot
shaft CA a bleak ridge at an eleya-
tlon Of 1900 is hard work for one
man SO the tunnel was started to
develop this prospect at a more ac-
cessible point He is building a
blacksmith shop at the tunnel mouth.
There are other short tunnels and
shafts, disclosing mineral ON the
property.
Under the Tilden and Nevius
groups, mostly on the TAYLOR river
side, are claims owned by the Geddes
estate and including the Mascot,
Victor and other lodes. Bob Geddes
was shot some years ago and Jim
Geddes lost his lie last winter in a
mine accident at Victor. Their
sister is patenting the group on
which much surface development
has been done and from which tn rec
car loads of ore were once shipped
that run 20 per cent lead with silver
values.
Farther down the ridge is Shot
well mountain, where the Shotweli
and Horn Silver claims are located
These are owned in part by Mitchell
and Harris of Tin Cup and Judge
Wheat of Leavenworth, Kansas, and
are patented claims.
Still farther down, Simeon Irie
and J. Hunsinger of Tin Cup, have
seven claims. Mr.. lrie has one 200
foot tunnel with ore on the dump
and is working in the breast of
another tunnel 100 feet long.
A spur Of the lime belt appears on
East Taylor river near the old stage
station of Bowman. James Begley,
a well known Aspen miner, has
claims on the belt and has nearly
5000 feet of tunnels, shafts and
drifts. His1 main tunnel is in 500
feet with cross cut of 500 feet TO
the hanging wall. lie is now driv-
ing along the lime. Some ore shows
in shaft, besides small bodies en-
countered in the tunnels d. l..
Markedly of Montrose, is as owner
with Mr. Begley in claims lower
down TAYLOR river, showing veins in
the granite. Mr. Beeley certainly
has faith in the country which he is
engaged in developing.
South of Bowman, John Call
drove tunnel some distance on
claims now owned by his son George
Call.
Next week this column will con
some account Of the Doctor and
Homestake mines and other proper
ties along Spring creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Oroer :" Sh"w .aMse on Peiitiew fur
Lease a"d tentrac, II Sale Of
Real Estate.

State of Colorado, In the County
o.. IS. Court in Pro-
"'s VI "''''so", J bate.
In the matter OF the / Order to show cause
estate of George ON petition for lease
daihs,ieceased. and contract Of sale
OF real estate.
This matter coming on to be heard ON
this 3lst day of August. A. ID. 1905. upon
the petition led herein by William Friend.
administrator of said estate, for the lease
and con of the following described real
estate. o-wit Grand Prize. Grand Prize
so. 2. Grand Prize No. 3, Grand Prize
No. 4, Grand Prize No 3 and Minnie r.
lode mining claims, Gold Brick mining
district, county Of Gunnison and state OF
Colorado. survey No. l77l7, tor the pur-
pose OF the best interests of said estat.
And 1t now appearing to the court from
SAID petition that proper and legal grounds
exist for the lease and contract Of sale of
said real estate.
Now, therefore. it is ordered by the court
mat all persons, II any there be, who are
helrs OF SAID decedent, be and appear be
lore SAID court at he court room of said
court, IN the town of Gunnison. county
and state Aforesaid. ON the ;Oib day If
September, A. ID. l905 at the hour of 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon of said day then
and there to show cause. if any there I've
why an order should not be made direct,
ing the said administrator to lease and
contract Tor sale Of said real estate Tor the
purposes specified in said petition.
1t Is further ordered that this order he
published Tor at least four successive weeks
IN The Gunnison News-Champion, a week
~ pubic newspaper published in said
county.
by the Court:
Gro. HETuERISGToN.
County Judge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

B5sidor Camera To flllos ths
waves Of lad oa the SEA II ethics Is
an interesting. ever charming staiy
just now iu the eastern states they
have got 10 llgurei down 90 tHis
First it was The Strenuous Life.
then The Simple Lie. then Tho
Equitable Lie. now the "lavesti-
gated Life holds the center # the
SfanP.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Cured of Lame Back After Is
Years of Suffering

Il had been troubled with lame
back for fifteen years and | found a
compelete recovery in the nse of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm" saws
John G. Bisher, Gillian, Ind, This
liniment is also without an equal for
spralns and bruises. 1t is for sale
by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Ia former times tiIs was the
political seassa and Colorado r<,liI,-
clans are protuaing their hsa Is
from force 81 hahf Hear Pcabo ~
announce that he wili be t. ; sen
aiar and the Denver Post boost
Specr on accoant af his good looks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

''O'f the dead. noshsag bat good
Otherwise We shoala have some re
marks 10 make abag; DAVID A
Mills. former SECRETARY # stale oh
receutly pa-sei N lis checks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Good Restaurant at a Bargain

On account of sickness / must
leave Gunnison and offer the Bon
Ton restaurant very cheap for cash.
Call at restaurant or write to
Miss ANNE BLaNcHARD
Gunnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

STRAYED OR STOLEN-One
bay horse, six years old, weight
about 900 pounds, right foot white
to ankle, branded half diamond on
left shoulder Reward of $40 for
retorn of horse. Address
John Mckinney,
Ohio City, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
A Remedy Without a Peer

Il find Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets more beneficial
than any other remedy ever used
for stomach trouble" says J. j.
Klote, of Edna No. For any dis
order of the stomach. billiousness or
constipation, these Tablets are with
out peer. For sale by all drug
SreSt-
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Sick headache results from a dis
ordered condition Of the stomach and
is quickly cured by Chamberlain S
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For
sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

The North Fork Far at Hotchkiss,
September 27, %, and % will be an
attraction for those who desire to see
this flourishing fruit section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
o~vsaAI vArxs os srNxs~0s orWl

Cnaances Isal.~ retaFned tks,
stolen : 20.ssst Mob maid ~ ssIii
seen with the roods.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

In the district court the : case of
Robt. Penton for obtaining money
under false pretenses was continued
to next term of court. Information
has been filed against Thomas
Holmes of Pitkin, for taking a shot
at a man named Bailey and the
sheriff has Mr.. Holmes under arrest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

DR. Clemmens OF Canton, Ill. has
been at Gothic this week. looking
after the smelter proposition of the
@. NJ. & NJ. Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Geo Russ Is STAYING with his
mines at Irwin and has the Wash
ington group in the best shape of
its history.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

The North Pole mine on head
waters of Crystal river has sent .
carloads Of ore to the smelter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Property in Redwell basin is be
ing developed by J. p. Cartwright
and ID. c. Kline.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Location certificates three for dime.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
JUDGE WRIGHT PROMOTED,
BOOTH TAKES HIS PLACE

Judge Francis NJ. Wright, a membe~
of the United States Court of Claims
be nch. will be appointed United States
Judge for the Eastern district Of Illinois,
Ferton W. Booth, prominent lawyer
of Marshall. Ill. will be named to fill
the vacancy ON the Court of Claims
bench caased by the promotion of Judge
Wright,
The determine ton to make these APP
pc:ntmentS was arrived at yesterday BY
the President ut u conference held with
Speaker Cannon. who called at the
White House to discuss the matter.
Marshall, the home of Mr.. Booth, is
IN Speaker CaRnon's S Congressional dis
trlet, which IS also part of the new
judicial district to which Judge Wright
will be appointed the presiding Judge
The salary of both the positions is
ST, 900 d year.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
Three American Attaches
Captured by Japanese


Russian army compelled him to abandon
it, has been injured by 8 fall from his
horse.
4 second dispatch received from Kuro-
patkin is of yesterdays date and curl
ously wor6Ied. as follows:
Il have received no report announcing
any fighting Our troops are drawn up
in order. The enemy is making Tecon-
noisanees.t
Panic Stricken Troops.
Eyewitness of the retreat after the
battle of Mukden describe with pitiiess
realism how the panic-strieken condition
of the troops reached its climax. When
the Russians were near the village Of
Pethke shells burst among the confused
procession of infantry and artillery and
thousands of carts. The suferings Of
the wounded in the course Of the pursuit
were beyond description.
Most of the foreign military attaches
who were with the defeated army, in
Guiding one British and two American
officers, fell Into the hands of the Japa-
npSp
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
MARYLAND MAN
KILLED BY TRAIN
John NJ. {. Williams Steps
in Front Of Locomotive.
HAD BEEN IN BAD HEALTH
Prominent Citizen of Montgomery
County and a Weu-Known
Democratic Politician.

John Ii. c. Williams. a prominent citi-
zen of the Bethesda district of Mont
gomery county Md. living near Chevy
Chase LAKE. WAS struck and instantly
killed by a train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad this morning. about Z
O'Clock, at Woodside. Md.
Mr. Williams health has not been of
the best for several months. and his i'll
ness had. it is said. affected his brain
Early this morning he was seen near the
railroad station at Woodside. About 4
O'Clock train No. 80, westbound from
Washington. approached the station at
a high rate Of speed. Several persons
near the station were surprised and hor
Fified to see MIR. Williams walk out on
the track and stand directly IN front OF
The train. then only a short distance
away. The pilot of the engine struc's
Mr. Williams and hurled him many
yards from the track. When those near
est the station reached him he was dead
His body was removed from the right
of way OF the railroad and the coroner
notified. He will hold an inquest this
afternoon,
Mr. Williams WAS prominent figure
in Democratic politics III Montgomery
county. He was fifty-seven years old
and married Miss Eliza e Macgruder.
Arrangements for the funeral Will not
be made until after the inquest
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
AUTHORIZED TO SELL
WAGGANAN PROPERTY
Receivers in Case of Joseph T ByTne
and Others Get Oder From
Court.

Justice Anderson today signed an or
dr. authorizing Frederick l.. Siddons
and Edward H Thomas, receivers III
the case of Joseph T. Byrne and others
against Thomas E. WagBaman and 9TH
ers, to sell certain real estate belong
ing to the estate of Waggaman.
The property mentioned Is lots 80 and
30 in square 442; lot 60, in square "a
part CT original lot 81 III square 4}S; part
of original lots q and %, in square 512:
part of original lot 6, in square 945; lot
-, in square S2i, and lots 80, 81. IS, and
50. in square ii9
The sale Is ordered on the consent of
counsel for parties interested in the
property. In connection with the same
litigation the receivers were authorized
by the court to pay out of funds in thei~
hands special and general taxes due
upon the property mentioned
In connection with the suit of Robert
". Mcpherson and Irving Williamson,
trustees, against Thomas e. William
c.. Samuel Waggaman, and others, Jus
ticc Anderson today appointed John w
pilling receiver fer lots 19 to 25 in
elusive in square 1907, for the purpose of
receiving the rents, Mr. Pilling is re-
quirod TO enter into bond in the sum of
81 900 for the faithful performance of the
tTiISt.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The prs ssure distribution of high area
to the noFthWestwaFd and disturbance
over the Southwest and extreme West
lave caused = continuance of the un-
settled conditions over the central val
Ieys and the entire West, where there
and South the weather has been fair.
TEN peratlres have risen generally, eS-
cept in the lower lake region and the
Atlantic States, where they are still five
GcgTees 10 twenty-five degrees below the
seasonal average
rhe weather will be partly cloudy to-
night and Thursday in the lower lake
region and the middle Atlantic States
with somewhat higher temperature. IN
the south Atlantic and east Gulf States
there will be increasing cloudiness, with
showers in the latter district, and also
In eastern Florida
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
Russians From the Hills
Surrender to Japs

TOKYO, March 15.-OficiaI reports is
sued at array headquarters tell Of the
capture of additional spoiIs, chiefly Of
ammunition.
Otherwise the only news OF signifi-
eanee mentioned is the occupation of
Yingpao On March II. showing that on
the last day of the battle the fighting
extended eighteen miles east of Fu-
shun-
Pursuit Into the Hills.
The Sha river armies report that they
are still pressing the pursuit of scatter
ed patches of fugitives.
Numbers of officers and men driven
into the mountains east of the Telling
road and without supplies, are now
coming down and surrendering TO tbs
Japanese comnissariat guards.
Near Telling.
information has been received that the
japanese pursuing columns have reach
ed within seven miles of Telling. The
immediate capture of the place is
question of the availability Of Japanese
reserves
With regard TO the Cars threat. to
raise new army Of 10000 men. Tokyo
newspapers express the opinion that no
such army could be raised III Il hurry.
Under the most favorable circum-
stances it would resemble the Ba!tic
feet in its heterogeneous composition
and doubtful effectiveness
NIUcHWA March 13.-Japaness
officers returning from the front state
that Russian surrenders follow one an
other in a constant stream, great bodies
of men throwing themselves upon ths
mercy of the vietors.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
TREATIES NOW CD
OVER UNTIL NEXT
SENATE SESSION
This Course Determined
at White House
Conference.
IDEA OF THE PRESIDENT
Better Postponement Than
Defeat of the DOMINICAN
Agreement.

As the result of a conference at the
White House this morning. in which
number of leading Republican Senators
took part. a decision has been reached,
it is understood. to allow the Santo
Domingo treaties to go over until next
autumn. They may be considered at the
extra session, if one is called, or they
may be kept pending until the regular
session next winter.
The Presidents idea is believed to be
that it is better to postpone matters
than to allow the treaties to be defeated
at present. as would be the case If a
vote were taken. The Presidents object
is to do something for Santo Domingo,
and he believes it is better to let the
affairs of the bankrupt republic go along
as best they can until next winter. when
a strong effort will be made to have the
Senate ratify some kind of q treaty.
Among the Senators who saw the
President this morning We're Spooner
Cuilom. Heyerfdge, Foraker. P1att OF
Connecticut, Gallinger. Allison, and Bur
rows
Outlook Very Discouraging,
Several prominent Republican Sena-
tors declared they did not know what
was going to become of the treaties.
They emphatieaily denied. however,
that the President had given up hope.
AT the same time, it was admitted by
those who Were disposed to be candid.
that the outlook was extremely dis
couraging, and that a postponement OF
the vote until next autumn would not
be a great surprise.
The plan OF having Senatorial COM
mission go to Santo Domingo to inVes-
1igate conditions there is still under
discussion, but no intimation that the
President has fallen IN line with this
idea could be obtained.
Republican Senators Disguised
Those Republican Senators who are
ssith the Administration: on the Santo
Domingo matter are heartily disgusted
at the absence of a number of proml-
nent Republicans whose votes in the
Senate are soreIy neeeed just now. Even
St nator Lodge, who is looked upon as
the Administration representative on
the fioof of tI.e Senate, is in New York.
Ills absence is only temporary, however.
seTlatos Aldrich is IL Europe, Senator
Plat of New York is in South Carolina,
and Senator Knox is in Florida.
Counting new Senators who have not
qualified ami Senator'S Mitchell and
BUI ton. ths Republicans are nine votes
short, and there seems to be 20 DISPOSE
tion on the part of the Democrats to
help matters ajOLg-
In this connection the obdur 3cy of the
Delaware Legislature in refusing to
elect Senators is strongly emphasized.
and when they criticise the absentees
the Senators .fho are working for the
ratification Of the Sarto Domingo trsa-
ties drop a few desuitoTy remarks anent
the delaware situation that are far
from complimentary
The Senate will probably adjourn to-
morrow