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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
Old COUPLE BADLY HURT.
Auto Scared Their Horse Ora zins by thu
Roadside. and 1t Ran Away.

Auto Scared Their Horse Crazins by the
Roadside. and II Ran Away.
William Patrick, a retired merchant Of
~, Willis avenue, The Bronx, went driving
lne yesterday afternoon with his vie. who
isan invalid. They drive out overy day and
often let their horse Craze at the roadside
While they admire the scenery. They
'"cpped on Pelham avenue near the VIII
r'nsbridge road yesterday and Mrs. Pat
'.'f remained in the carriage while her
i:'hand stood at the horses head.
a. alto Io.lle ca ne .uzzlnS down Pei
= avenue, and Mr.. Patrick tried to slip
lit into the horses mouth; but the animal
ca ~ frightened, reared, knoc ked the
"l uan down and trampled on him. 1t
! .nran quarter OF a mile down the avenue
IRE the carriage colided with a tree,
throwing Mrs. Patrick out. The horse
continued to the Boston road, where 10 was
'uil Int.
Several parties in automobiles went to
e. aid of the Patricks, and Mr.. Patrick was
revived before the arrival of an aunt ulance
IRON Fordham Hospital His wife was
,iiII unconscious when taken TO the hospital.
S'vera Of her ribs may he broken, and her
head is badly bruised. Her husbands
bead and body were cut by the horses
hoofs, and the condition OF both Is critical.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
70 HELP JEWS IN RUSSIA.
Mass Meeting At Educational Alliance
Rooms-JapAn - an Avenger.

mass MeeunG ~ EoucsuOuAi AhIAhco
Rooms-Japan - an Avenger.
A mass meeting under the auspices OF
tho Central Committee for the Relief OF
jewish Sufferers In Russia was held last
night at the Educational Alliance. East
Broadway and Jefferson street. The. pur-
DOS Of tho meeting was to raise funds for
the relief OF victims Of recent massacres
and anhJewish rtots.
The Rev. DR.. 8. Schulman Of the Temple
Bethel was the first speaker. He had
some trouble in getting started because
OF the confusion made BY the dense crowd
In the rear Of the hall. He told the audience
they should be thankful for being Jews,
and dwelt on the faithfulness OF Jews to
their religion, which he said was the prin-
ciral reason for Russian outraRes.
he said the many reverses suffered by,
the Russian arms since the trouble started
IN the East might be attributed to the
wrath Of God for the many innocent lives
they have taken at Kishinef and other
places. The conaueror Of Rojestvensky
came in for q part OF the address. He was
described as a philosopher and humani-
tartan.
Tho other speakers OF the evening were
the Rev. DR.. A. NJ. Radin Of the Peoples
Synagogue, and the Rev. F. Mashansky
OF the Educational Alliance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
DYNAMITE NEAR LOCKPORT.
spraying Machine and Enyine Totally
Destroyed--Sequel OF ochooI War;

LocxPoRT. N. Y, June 3.-H. A. Ernest,
living Ave miles west Of Lookport, In Chest
nut I!idge, reported to the Sheriff to-day
that spraying machine and engine recently
bought for $500 had been totally destroyed
by dynamite last night. A heavy charge
with forty foot fuse, had boon put In each
ma chine and fred.
The police believe this Il Z sequel Of the
Royalton school war, which ragged In tho
district where the dynamiting. occurred.
Ernests pretty twenty.year-old daughter
while tea hing the school aroused the
antagonism Of many parents, who said she
had not strictly observed the quarantine
regulations in a scarlet fever case. Two
factions struggled for months for and
against the Young teacher.
Rebellious boys put . live skunk in her
desk and were thrashsi by her champions
for the trick. Then the chimney was
stuffed In an attempt to smoke her out,
but Mabel kept school just tho came. FL
nally the war seemed to end With her mar
rage to a young adrnirer In the district
One Of the school oirsctors who supported
her cause received an anonymous thru at
that his barn would b burned, and his
watch dog was killed by persons who evil
dertly tried TO Ore the barn. Now her
fathers property has been mysteriouly
destroyed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
OVER CAPT. kEMPS HEAD.
McAdoo's Men Go 10 Lon< Island City
and Make Arrests.

Nucu SO w LDUS Wy
and Make Arrests.
Acting Captain Eggers Of Commissioner
McAdoo's stat and six detectives invaded
Long Island City yesterday and raded
an alleged gambling house and an alleged
disorderly house. thereby going over the
head Of Capt. Kemp of the Long Island City
station. Kemp was captain At the West
Sixty-eighth street station before the Com
missioner sent him to Long Island City.
The supposition was that the Commits
sioner nae received cmp laints about gam
bling going on In Long Island City unchecked
by the local police.
Eggers and his men went frat to 20 Bor-
den avenue. There they arrested Max
Madamsky, James Dunn and Philip shultz,
The ar.s two charged with keeping = gam;
abetting gambling, and twelve Others;
They were all locked up in the Lo ls Island
a craps layout, $50 chips and a lot Of cards.
Eggers went next to - Borden avenue
with keeping q disorderly house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
HAZEL PINE FOUND.
A Runaway Girl Picked Up in Prospect
|

A Runaway Girl Picked Up in Prospect
Park. ir * vi.
Hazel Pine, II years old. who says she
ran away from her home at Kingston. N.
r., Thursday last. was found on Friday
evening In Prospect Park and locked up in
the Flatbush police station as vagrant.
She said she left her home after a quarrel
with her m other and was accompaniei by
another Kingston girl named Lille klotz,
le yeArs old. They both. she said, stayed at
boarding house In Gates avenue until
Friday afternoon. when they went TO the
park and Lille started of to look for work.
She was placed In the Wayside Home and
her mother notiIed.
A despatch from Kingston says inquiries
at police central Office and elsewhere failed
to develop news Of any such runaway
girls.
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RECEPTION BY THE WOODRUFFs

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Entertain for
Mr.. and Mrs. John z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy L. Woodruff
gave q reception at their home. at Eighth
avenue and President street, Brooklyn,
yesterday for Mr.. and Mrs.. John Eastman
Woodruff. who had Zig wedding on Thurs.
day night, May rs. at Columbus. Ohio.
On Tuesday both couples will sail for Europe
and will make a long automobile tour be-
fore returning to this side In the autumn.
Among the Its OF js~elry received py
the more recent bride was diamond neck
lace from her father in-law and . bar pin
OF pearls and amethysts from Mrs. Timothy
L. Woodruff, diamond brooch from her
husband and a diamond horseshoe from
Senator Laroche.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
VAN BRUNT'S SUCCESSOR.
The Governor Asked to Advance One OF
tho Members Of the Appellate Court

The Governor Asked to Advance One OF
tho Members Of the Appellate Court
ALBANY, june 3.-The committee on Judi.
cial nomin atoms Of the New York City Bar
Association called on Gov Higgirs to-day
In relation to the appoin tment Of successor
to the late Presiding Justice Van Brurt Of
the Appellate Division. First Department.
The committee mentioned no candidate,
but through its chairman. Judge W. @.
ChoatA, asked that the Governor advan %
one Of the present members Of the court
to the Presiding Justioeship.
Elihu Root. resident 81 the association
accompanied the committee and remained
some tim. in private conversation with
the Governor II is reported that Mr.. Root
asked ttp Governor to keep the political
complexion OF the court the same a. 1t was
before Justice Van Brunts death
The Governor rave the COMMITTEES no
assurances - to what action 10 wAe likely
to take In the matter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
HARGISES ADMITTED TO BAIL
Although Arrested on . Murder Charge
deputy Watches En-.

LEXINGTON, KY, juno s.-county Judge
James Hargis, Alexander Hasgis and b.
r. French, who are charged With the nur.
der OF James B. MArcunh, were taken to
jackson to-day by Sheriff Woodson
MoCord Of Clark county on warrants u.
sued by Magistrate Brock Combs. A.
soon a. the return had BEEN made, jim
Hargis asked the Court to cot the examin.
ing trial for Monday and release them under
guard until that time.
A ting on this suggestion, Conbs ap.
pointed Deputy Sheriff Centers to watch
over the men until that time. This pro-
ceedng l. probably without allel In
the state, ane, II Is the first time a record
that men charged with murder ave been
released on bail or under guard before an
exa -ninin~ trial has been held.
The evidence a9ainst the rnen WAS brought
out during the trial Of the Msrourn damage
suit at Winchester. The Governor will
be asked for troops to protect the men
when the Investigation q made by the
Grand jury,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
Other advertisements
under these classifications
will be found in Second
and Third Sections
woman Missing From Ship.

be Mrs. Annie Thompson Of this city. dis
appeared from the steamship Bay State
on the voyage from Portland to Boston
last night and Is supposed to have jumped
overheard. When the steamship docked
this morning she could not lie found. Her
ticket was not taken UP. and her hat, hand.
bag and other personal effects wore left
in The bunk in her stateroom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
CONTRACTORS BARN BURNED.
TIVE Men and Thirty Hrrses Are Sunocated
and Their Bodies Charred.

UTICA, June 3.-A big barn owned and
occupied by william Pritohard, the city ash
contractor. and located on the north side
OF the Cen al-Hudson tracks at tho termi-
nation Of Hoyt street, was burned at about
IL O'Clock last night, involving property
loss Of between $4,000 and $1,000. and the
death Of two employees, Michael Gloon en-, +.
IS or SO years Of age and Edward Bagwell.
Thirty horses used by Mr.. Pritchard In
his contracting business were su6ooated
and their bodies terribly burned. Both
nan were probably Ri6ooatsd, and their
BODIES ars burned hsysAA recognition. The
eASan It The Ore y . mystery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
ESQ, 900 GIFT for North est fern University.

CHICAGO, June 8.-Northwsstsrn Uni.
rr,ity is to receive several large gifts, Of
which announcement will be made at the
"nnuaI meeting OF the trustees in commence
,ent week. Names OF the donors are with
hetd. hut 1t $ known that among them are
who, it Is said. will deed to the institution
and n Wimetts valued at $3.50 900. Trustee
James A. Patten is also said to be consider
ing the donation Of large sum.
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Extraordinary Term OF supreme Court
for hanzer's Trial.

ALBANY. June S.-Gov. Higgins to-day
announced that he had called an sxtraor-
binary term Of the Supreme Court to be
held at oswego on July 10. to try Henry
Manner, the ale yed confessed murderer d
Cora Sweet, the twelve-year-olds GIRL who was
found dead and mutilatsd IN The town Of
6criba Q few days ago. Juetice u. l..
Wright haa hsen dssignatsd 10 bold the e.
tz1ordinAry term. -. 4, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
sAILEp FROM poREtoN PORTS.

SIS Cedric. from Queenstown for New York.
SIS Coiuirnia from Glasgow for New York.
IS 81. Louis. from SoLt.iampton for New YORK.
SIS La Ssvoic from havre foI New iork.
IS Lucania, from Liverpool for New HoIk
S VadeIla land, ffom Antwerp TOR New York.
IS Gfosser Kurflerst. from bremen for New
'ork.
SIS M,nnchaha, from London for New YORK.
S. :. inI OsRar. from Genoa for New YORK.
IS Pat:lckl. from Hamburg for New York.
So tia, aha, from Psonrcso tor New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
SHIPPERS DORY norton Up.
And He and . Seaman OF the Fishing
Schooner A. p. Pnrkhurst Missing.

0cnOOucT ~. So TOT nhuisS Nsioo"o'
Capt. John Turner Of the fishing schooner
A. p. Parkhurst, at anchor off Red Hook,
came up to Fulton Market on Friday in a
dory with able seaman Harry Landry,
and disposed Of load OF fish; They did
not return to the schooner and yesterday
the dory was found drifting bottom up
on Governors Island.
Capt. Robinson Of the schooner Laugh
ing Waters, a friend Of Capt. Turner, re-
ported the diSappearan-e OF the skipper
and his seaman to the police. Capt. Turner
had re. eived the money for the fish and
was seen rowing away from Fulton Market
on Friday afternoon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
JAPAN BUYS OUR STEEL CARS.
500 VIII BE Sent From Berwick This
Summer for Use In Manchuria.

Summer for Use In Msnchuria.
WuKKsBAARx. Pa, June S.-Five hundred
steel freight cara have been ordered by
the Japanese Government from the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry Company Of Berwick
and arc to be delivered In July and August.
The order was withheld until after the
naval battle, and now that no Russian naval
force threatens the cars will be sent to Man.
churia to b used In taking supplies to
Marshal Oyamas army,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
ARRIVED OF

SIS Philadelphia. fro Al sew York ~ South Annpton
IS tut!uiia. from New YORK al Queenstown.
IS Ccvit. from New YORK al Live, pool.
IS Slavonia, from New York al Gibraltar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
Arriyed-SAruRDAr, June ..

AfTIV0U--SAEUHDAI, 5uu0 u
SIS New York. Southampton. May II.
S. La rouralne. havre, day a.
ST. PInnonia, T.iestc, ApTl %.
IS ,ntonio Loprz, Vera CLuz. May %.
SIS p ms der Neuerianden. Paramahoo. Nay To-
s. Daggry, ca npeche, May 20.
SIS Fey. CaiJa ION. May 20.
SIS daw allan. p .ilaitlpata, June ..
IS ! Paso. New Ole ans, May 70.
IS Alun .oc, Ma. folk. June 2.
s. City Of Colum Dus. savannah. Nay 81.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC rn1s DAT

ALAAWNC
Sun rises. 4:27 sun sots .77i Noon SETS. 8.SS
Hob WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 748 GOV. IA .Si3 d.ii Gate 10: II
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS--Wantcd, very hns
rose makers. LUCACR q JOSEfdt, ho-h broao-
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CluNIIi bOAAD
>>.o>>oo>soY~N>~e-eo~~>
The MARY FISHER HOME

sio ~. 49, ave-. -.o-At ~.-.a, ~ !. "a,
Renned, MIDDLE aged Or elderly people VIII
nnd homelixe rest{ui accom- IN OdatiOns. Dn.
fere nj from usual boarding house Tue. Coed
table pleasant rooms W LNInul grounds.
I,rms moderate. lroliey pa sses home.
Also 1T IenaIy, New Jersey. most bean
tifui grounds, lovely surroundtnHs.
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MI. WANT. D. ,EsiAl..

Ill LIZ WANlA ~ 'hNALA'.
~,...>e~uv..>&-..-
The house of the trade requires
the services Of an experienced de-
signer of ladies neckwear. One I'M
Outstanding goods to retail at Is and
so cents preferred. Address.
HAMILTON 4 BURR, Box SO Sun.
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SITUATIONS WANTl D-'J MALE.
LADY wishes 10 secure position for her
chambermad and waitress. whom sne ID pleased
to recommend. Coll Monday. between and J.
294 West 7Si st.
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The activity on the long side OF Reading
last week was the frst manifestation OF q ten
dency which is expected TO become much
more pronounced in the near future II market
conditions favor sustained operations for the
RISE 1t will be entirely feasible. bullish
commentators believe. to create an active
speculation In stocks whose investment
values may be raised before the end Of this
year by increased dividends There are
stocks here" said an operator last week.
I'm which the prospective increase Of div.
dends has not yet been discounted. There
Ia room for considerable improvement in
them. and II would not surprise me to see them
become the leaders Of the market. l think
II would be wise to make the market In them
for while and leave OF with stocks In which
a great deal has already been discounted"
In this group Of expectant securities there
is . considerable variety. An increase OF
the Reading dividend 10 confidently predicted.
That 10 perhaps the most notable example,
and il Ii the stock upon which such specuia-
ton At the present time 10 convsrg lng. Others
are Amalgamated Copper and Baltimore and
Ohio. Anal gamsted Copper Is already the
object OF an active speculative interest. and
those who believe that It will b put on q o
Der cant. dividend basis before the end OF
feature Of the market There has been no
general speculation In Baltimore and Ohio
for long time Its market position 10 be-
lIevod TO b worry strong. and . movement
based upon expectations OF an Increase OF
the dividend TO q per cent. rate would doubt
less command a large Wall Street following
II not any outside support. Norfolk and
Western ID another stock on which the dividend
rate. IL 10 thought viii b Increased At the next
peried.
.ISs oas o. two large oorpersaisas ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06
Norick W FINAL strvLtuEsT.

In the matter OF the estate of Ann Bard, de.
ceased
Noiice - hereby given that on Monday. the
eth day Of November. A ID tit5 bfing one 81
the gu day 1t the SeIitomher term Of the
county O. urt of Guunis' q county, in probate, IN
the said state of Colorado. L. Joseph Black
stock. administrator Of said estate. viii appear
before the judge of ~aid urt, present my final
-ettl ment ssch administrator and pray the
approval Of the same and Will then appt, to he
discharged such adn lnistratsr. Al which
time AMI place any person in interest may sp-
Iesr a. d present object ions to the same, If any
there be.
Dated at 6annison, Colorado, October 5th,
tNh.
JOSEPH BLACkSTOCk.
Administrators 4 the estate OF Ann Bird. de-
ceased
First pub. Oct. 6: last pub, Nov. 3. 1865
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06
Dorchester
News-Champion Correspondence
Wednesday, September "a

tdHcSidN, ,efttilpti II
In Homestake Basin, mentioned
in last weeks issue of the News
CHAMPION, Harvey NanNoorhis has
three claims. The first is the Annie
c. lode. In a shaft down 60 feet, he
is prosecuting for the contact
Lead appears in the seams and the
prospect is encouraging. On the
Walker he is sinking directly on the
contact where surface ASSAYS re-
turned 800 ounces in silver, s 80
in gold and 40 per cent lead. The
Little Chief has the same mineral
contact and is being worked through
10 foot shaft The locality ad-
joins Adam Murdie's American Flag
group Mr.. NanNoorhis is a practi-
cal miner and an old timer in Gun
nison county being the original
locator of the Maid of Athens at
Pitkin, now owned by VIM Friend
and others
Mr.. ID. j. Stewart holds lease
and bond on the Cora Belle claim
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06
C.sy CSusnl

Tat coancll meeting fsg octol,eF
xs~ attended ~ all trustees excepi
h N Harper BersslsF balls were
allowed and special tllis as fpllass.
i'll Ds4.taT. -. I } Thanp.
son. "a. Alan Jordan. Sl.25. A.
j. Chiners. - 5st Ciutgn Miller
sI9 ~. Wolfe y Eastman. Sl.tn,
Hcnrv y Lake, Ss5. p G. Bayies,
sl21. GanHlsun Gas 4 Mater Co.
%Sgs -.
Liquor liccuses were issued 70 La
Neta H,aa Co q 7. Marray and
Jos Metrax biiches we're ordered
turned 81 latter in Octobcr At The
discretion of the committee There
was no rcrorf on fie FROM J ! ilud
dart, ihe eiiv ENGINEER, on esiimated
valaatlan f the vaier works and
eleciric light plant 50 discussion on
this iinpartaut topic was deierred
The mnounding law was discussed
a. well as other minor matters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06

Dick and Geo Andrews and Geo
Eastman came in Sunday from the
Anthracite where they spent week
ON business and pleasure. Game is
reported scarce in that section of the
West Elks
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06

from Harvey NanVoorhis and Mr..
Seward of Buena Vista. He also has
leased the Jessie No. ,. Della S.
No. | and Della S No. . of the
Homestake group, where a 400 foot
tunnel, following a contact with
good showing in lead, copper and
IRON has gained 200 feet OF depth.
Ore shows on the surface near this
point.
The Enterprise mine is in need of
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06

Butter wraps for sale at News-Cham-
pion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06
A Judicious Inquiry

A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade says he has
often heard druggists inquire Of
customers who asked for a cough
medicine, whether it was wanted for
child or an adult, and if for a
child they almost invariably recon-
mend Clamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. The reason for this is that
they know there is no danger from
1T and that it always cures. There
is not the least danger in giving it,
and for coughs, colds and Group it
is unsurpassed, For sale by all
druggists
Butter wraps for sale at NewsCham-
~x..
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06

Oiahe Correspondei ce in Mont
rose fuierprise- Mr. and Mrs 1ay
lor a. Illinois we're guests Il their
cousin, J J McGregor last week
They were accompanied from Gun
nison to Olafhe by T. A. McGregor
father 0f ! j
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06


In our Aiusaaac for usaav wears past VIC
have gwen unusual alivice to taasG aisssc-
led with coughs. colds, thsoa; o lung
troubles os consumption We have tod
them II they did not receive any sSrcei-il
t,enetst after the sse u oae 7s-ecr: SIC
bottle a German syrup. te consult ih.sE
aocsor. We dia uot ASK them cr uEgc
them 10 use a large number of bottles. as
Is the case in she advertising ct many
other remedies. Our confidence in Ger
man Syrup makes It possible tor us 10
give such advice. We kno~ by the ex-
perieHce os over IS wears tha; one Ts-cen'
bottle ct German syrup will speedily re
iieve or cure the worst coughs. colds.
bronchial or hung troables-aad that,
even IN bad cases of consumption, one
large bottie ct German Syrup viii work
wonders. New trial boiiics. z5c., reg
ul.ss size, 75c. AT all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06
Collins { cCormick' S


The special meeting of stock
growers next Thursday is called to
discuss forest reserve problems, i'm
pounding of range stock by the city
mark ketinQ of cattle to the best ad-
vantage and especially to strengthen
the finances of the organization
This is important business for the
stockmen of the county and demands
a large attendance.
On the Blue Mesa near heads of
the Blue and Little Cimarron rivers,
}. +. Heiner, county surveyor has
recently finished surveying some
2OOO acres of ranch land for O Neil
Bros. of Montrose and others. Gra-
ham and Stevenson have the old Bill
Boot place in this locality and their
success has led others to come in.
Then ii is understood that the forest
reserve people are going to gobble
this fertile mesa and settlers are
hoping to get ahead of them in some
of the best spots.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06
Co A.hunnnInu

Its surprising how our Banquet
and Thistle Brands Of Canned
Goods have caught on. Owing to
the fact that there has been but
little fruit canned in Gunnison
this wear, we have laid in am un-
usual supply. and will be ready to
supply our customers with the
very best in the market at popular
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06

The Hard Cash property on Ga
lena mountain has carload Of ore
ready for the smelter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06

ready for the smelter.
Barnard J. Hanley stopped in the
county seat few days of the week
enroute from Sherrod to Mt. Carbon
He has some good prospects at Sher-
rod and will return another season
to develope them.
Pilot-The Black Queen mine is
to be started up in order TO keep the
mill supplied with ore, which for
the past month has been running on
second class material found in the
dumps of the mine We are glad
to know that sufficient success has
been made in the concentration and
saving the values to justify the
opening up and operating this old
property. We have understood that
large bodies of low grade mineral
we're left in the mine because thev
had no mill to treat it. 1t is pro-
bable that the mine can now be
worked at a profit and will become
permanent producer and a divi-
dend payer
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06

Mrs. Alma Elder of Lake CITY
began teaching the second at the
Belmont school on the Lake Fork.
Fine stationery our speciality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-06
teams for hauling ore.

Government forest reserve experts
are in the district camped near
Italian. They are being shown over
the district by Frank Buster of
Crested Butte.