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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20

Stores.
o STORES AND MANUFACTURING SPACE o
o 22@ and "a I'd st N, 22xsO O
24O-242 1st av S. 44X135, five stories and
basement, elevator, heat and light. all
Or part to suit tenant.
$500 LIST st n, 22xS5 three floors. O
5l9-52l 1st av S, second floor, rear, 22155.
Elevator service: steam heat. 0
Z49 hennepin av, three floors, 20x1O5; ele-
vator. n
11O 9Th st S, 44xee; steam heat o
Island warehouse, 55x6O. trackage.
OLA Nlcollet av, 44x90, third floor.
2o6 Anlrus Building o
o o Q 5000 Q o. o o
9 Fox aEa E ist A1 s. ESriaS Q Q
o bullding. FIVE We o stories and basement, 0
10 and stone construction: electric ', eie. o o
10 1 Tator; choice heating plant: long o
10 thorpe Bros, o
10 206 Andrus Bldg. O
Q Q Q Q o o o o
9 VIZ HAVE a co Or Store STORE Fox Fox o o
10 rent in the new building that we are O
10 erecting tn On TIE corner Of 80 av S and
o tenant. O
70 David P. Jones & Co. o
y y . o o o o o o
s15-A GOOD CORNER STORE AND BASE.
fine stand for saloon, grocery store meat
market market confectionery or notions; we will
on lease. Janney, 2o3 Oneida building.
500 PER MONTH, WITH HEAT. STORE ON
4th st n, 22x135, in wholesale district; also
os SIZE on to t 81 for Light
avs s. I. J. Janney, 2os Oneida building. 81
FOR RENT-sMALL STORE ON NICoLLET AV.
especially adapted for merchant tailor or mems
J. F. Conklin & zonne Co.,
Ito Temple Court.
FOR RENT-5 LIST ST N, STORE AND ROOMS
above: S25 per month.
J. F. Conklin & Zonne Co.,
lis Temple Court.
FOB RENr-1os Sd ST S, THIRD FLOOR, AK
100; freight elevator and steam heat; suitable
Tor light manufacturing.
| J. F. Conkiin. & zonne Co..
| lis Temple Court.
zig N1coLLET Az, GOOD BASEMENT, 2ox40
age: Nickels & Smith, a11 Nicollet av. " sun
GROUND FLOOR STORE FOR RENT, IN
"a av S. -Appls so5 I'd az s. s. '0'A''0n 'o'
STORE, 1sx2e, SECOND FLOOR REAR $40 LIST
ay 5. or suitable for lodge room; steam, cleo.
trlcity, water and elevator.
STORE, 2So11oo, INSIDE OF 10th ST, ON MIC.
Conrad Co, 513 Phoenix.
HALF OR MORE OF FINE STORE, GOOD DRY
basement; splendid location; rent reasonable
FOR RENT-RooM, 40x42 FEET, IN REAR
good tor light manufacturing storage Cal
CHOP FOR PLUMBER, CARPENTER or FAC
tory: 4 Central av Nicolet island, SIS.
SHOP. 2s7 10th AV S, FOR PAPER HANGER
plumber or light manufacturing, $40.
HALF OF FINE LARGE, LIGHT sToRERooM
3l7 Hennepin av. S. c. Stages.
Offices.
10 OFFICES.
10 Choice suite on sixth floor of Andrus
10 pudding; 9Th st side. Also two rooms in
10 sykes plock, Hennepin av front.
10 Thorpe Bros,
10 2O6 Andrus Building
o o o o o O O
TO LET-1N THE NORTHWESTERN RIIII, \
ing; oeskroom with use Of private office an,
Doth phones Offices well furnished Rem
reasonable Inquire at Rooms 5O1-2 North
western building.
FINE FRONT OFFICE FOR RENT. THIai
floor. 424 Nicollet av. suitable for any ligh
building.
Eastman block 412414 Nicollet av Appl
J. =: Conklin & Tonne Co.. 115 Temple Court
DEsKRooM OR HALF OFFICE, e5, ON sIXrl
floor Minnesota Loan Trust building: req
ronable to right party. 1862, Journal.
DEsKRooM. WITH BOTH PHONES AND US
OF htgh-grade typewriter. J. B. Aver 23
$ Hennepin av, ground floor.
NTicoa12or ao,,,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
CAMPING PRIVILEGES AT BEAUTIFUL LAKE
Amelia; plenty of shade trees; high, dry and
commanding view of the lake; good boating
and fishing; conceded to be the healthiest re-,
sort in the city. j. A. Walters, n Y. Life
FOR RENT-MoRGAN POST HALL, so5 MIC.
ollet; suitable for lodges, societies, dancing
parties; one Of the finest floors in the city for
dancing, 1 cling. Janitor or E. L. McGrory. e15 TEN
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
lola.
ws.Chsmpion Correspondence

News-Cbsmpion Correspondence
Tuesday, June )
Mrs. j Il. Berg went to Spencer
Sunday
Sunday, a. X. Stevens made a
trip TO the lower country
Miss Ruth Crary spent several
days recently with the Mergelman
family.
f. L. Tuttle and family are here to
keep house for Tom Matchett during
the fishing season.
We are quite proud Of our new
store, which opened last week with
a select stock of groceries.
Geo Rineberger has beer down
from Vulcan for few days helping
A. w. Mergelman make a ditch.
Our school closed last week for
the summer and the teacher, Miss
Greenbank left for home near Olathe
viii Mcconnell, who has been
working for c. A. Green this winter
will leave shortly for his home in
Iowa.
John Iehrritter and wife are down
trying their luck with our speckled
beauties. They are stopping at Val
entine Ehret S.
Miss Minnie Green who has been
attending county high school a,
Gunnison, came home Friday to
spend the summer
The fishing season opened with
quite rush at lola hotel. Ten fish
ermen registered the second dav
Mr.. Hobert was the champion, land
ing llO fish the first three DAYS.
Mark Swope has gone through to
the Blue mesa ranch with load of
provisions. He expects to work
with Tom Cunningham who has Ia
ken a contract to finish up the big
ditch.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
Vklae Ans Laeal hszD

Se0--t ts&t-ttr&Ssss7
Thursday, jane l.
Miss barton IL Wishing her sister
Mrs.. ~ &. Suisl.
Col A. T. Morgan returned from
I.os Angels. last Saturday
Bob Creswell has taken tsusber
contract FROM the Akron company
A large party from sargents tooA
in the dance ., this place Saturday.
W. J. Baird Of ST Louis. Mo. was
in the camp ON business tins week.
Floyd Withrcw Of SsI,ds has been
looking over the camp this last ~eek
W. :. Barker came in from Sslls-
Vile Tuesday and went to work On
the May.
Henry Borsum Of Doylevllle visit
ed his sister Mrs Brown Saturday
and Sunday.
Woodwo orth and Allen have their
whim up and will begin hoisting ore
at once on the May Maaepya.
Parties from Denver were here
last week ON BUSINESS connected
with the Clover Mountain Mining
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Walburn re-
turned recently from Salt Lake City
Mr.. Walburn will work OIL the Bill
Short mine this summer.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
Gold Mine For Sale

First class mining property for
sale Located in Gunnison Gold
Belt one fourth mile from town OF
Spencer. Five feet Of ore that tested
by numerous mill runs averages $50
in gold. All free milling, no refrac-
tory ores. Easy haul to railroad
Vein opened on $50 feet of length
Lies between two well known Snines
Price S3,5oo | invite thorough in
spection. This is fine property al
extremely low price. Am sole owner
PAT TRAINoR.
Spencer Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09

Ohio City News
New champion Correspondence
Monday

n ;Ws -Nhampion torfespon1ence
Monday, June ).
The Cortland shipped car of ore
last week
Mr. Summers of Chicago is look nc
over the camp this week.
The Golden Islet has an Is inch
streak of sulpide ore
The Chloride, Granite Mountain
and West Point are all working and
producing shipping grade of ore.
Mr.. Bacon. General Superintend
ent Of the c. & S. r. r. was in las,
week and decided to put an agenr
at Ohio City
B. s. Wilson and wife stopped a
Ohio City for few days to look a
the Granite Mountain property
They are from Pittsburg Pa. on thei-
way to California or the Sandy De
sert diggings.
High water is playing havoc Will
I bridges. The c. x s. bridge wen
ont last night. We think the waite
will he at the highest point abou
the 18th of this month.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
Cost of Telegranh

In order to keep the s000 miles Of telegraph
lines in order in Great Britain sn exf,enditsre
of about saa.tn.0s year is necessary. In or
der to keep the ST mach strong and the liver
active 1t Is only necessary TO take few doses VI
Hostetters StcnseA bitsess. ii is The kesA
health makev and preserver In the world end
has the hearty endorsement Of physicians ev-
ery~here. IL will restore the stomach to its
normal condiis non, stimulate the flow Of digest
i've juices and prevept the bowels from becom-
ing cloeeed. Then you II not be bothered with
sick headaches, dizziness, heartburn, indiges-
tion, dyspepsia, nervousness. cramps, insomnia
or liver troubles. We urge You 10 give it a fair
trial. The genuine must have our private
stamp over the neck Of the bottle
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
RowAerhorn
ksWs-C Chs1piOa rresBa,sdence.
"Wednesday, June


"Wednesday, June I
Last Sunday Miss Maud Radeks
returned after a term of school al
Greeley.
George Foster, a cousin of Ern.
81 Foster, is guest at the home Of
the latter.
Surveyor Colwell of Lake City
and his crew are in the vicinity o.
Cathedral
Chas, Tilton was an arrival from
the east last week. Edgar Bowers
has the contract for sinking on the
Tilton mining property this summer
Word reaches us from Creede thai
everybody in that neck of the woods
is taking to the high ground with
what they can carry. 1t seems the
eastern slope also is getting wet.
The Cebolla river has the distinc-
ton this year of carrying the highest
water since the valley was settled
Roads, bridges, bitches and crops
have suffered from the excess of wa
ter. The road between Powderhorn
md Cathedral is utterly impossible
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
Csaeviev CkAninxs.
>ews-Champion correspondence


Wednesday, June !
Snow ON the mountains is rapidly
disappearing and the result is our
streams are ON the rampage, carry
ing down large amount of drift
and even small foot bridges Larger
bridges are in danger as the Lake
Fork is over its banks.
Mrs. Chas Carr is spending this
week visiting friends in Capitol City
W. W. Hill passed through from
Powderhorn to Lake City Thursday
". II. Robson drove over to Vul-
can with Mr.. and Mrs. Forbere and
eoa Csri, spending Friday night "a,
tAas point.
Nessrs. Emil Turner, Walter Kel-
y and John Atkins passed through
this place Thursday ON their way tc
Poverty gulch to work on the Ohio
GPoap of mines for the summer.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
Just What Everyone Should Do

Mr.. J T. Barber. of Trwinville,
Ca, always keeps bottle of Cham
berlain Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy at hand ready for in
slant use Attacks of collie, cholera
morbus and diarrhoea come on 50
suddenly that there is no time to
hunt a doctor or go to the store for
medicine Mr.. Barber says: Il have
tried Chamberlain's S, Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which is one
of the best remedies | ever saw.
keep bottle of it in my room as
have had several attacks of collie and
it has proved to be the best medicine
| ever used." Sold by all druggists
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
Co., -.


Monday, june ).
Tho~. Reardon went TO Sahda
Sunday
Harry FsSlkner Ne ruaning engine
2.6 On Cerro Hill
Mrs. John Gates returned from
Wholesaler "Wednesday.
Mrs. Mm. Estrikln came over
from Montrose Saturday
Mrs. Comfy and daughter left for
Goldheld, Nevada last Monday
Mrs. l.. Il Lathrop and family
returned from Denver Saturday
George Linscott and family are
now in Los Angeles, California.
Mrs. Peter Fitzpatrick is visiting
her sister in sapinero this week
Eddie Dundin passed through
Csmarron ON his way to Gunnison
Friday
Henry Knoll has been running
engine 400 during the absence Of
MIR. Lathrop.
Mrs. Merrll, sister of Mrs. VIM.
Carter of Gunnison, is in Cimarron
for a week or more.
Mrs. Chas. Hazelhurst and child
rem returned from a visit to- Gunni-
son and Crested Butte Saturday.
Irwin Trevarthen of Gunnison
came down Sunday to fire for Chas
Hazelhurst ON engine 40J.
Miss Blanch Nelson came home to
spend vacation last Wednesday. She
has been attending school in Grand
Junction during the past winter.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
0uscknula

>e~ st bahsb - sotk9@tNsn0etcs
Monday, june ).
Superintendent Smith Of the En-
terprise drove to Tin Cup today to
meet his wife aud daughters.
Mr.. Randall Of Buena Vista has
Just arrived to take a position ~
surveyor ON the Enterprise.
Morris 4 Co. from Buena Vista
came in today with teams to begin
ON summers timber contract for
the Enterpr ise mine.
Lee Anderson was taken To the
Aspen hospital today on account oi
am accident received while unload
ing logs His head was caught be-
tween two logs and squeezed until
he became insensible.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
Mining at Gothic

As to what the smelter will do
this summer there are various
rumors but nothing definite known
1t is too bad camp like Gothic
with immense bodies of ore near bv
annot have an economically man
iged smelter.
G. II. Judd left this week for
is mines at Gothic. He tells us
hat the big Gothic hotel which was
reported as crushed in is not in as
bad condition as thought. A por
non OF the roof has gone down, but
II is hardly noticeable from the out
side.
The Belleview Mining company
las commenced operations with four
men in charge of competent engi.
leer and will do considerable work
this summer. Chas W. Espev and
and Arthur Nagg, officers of the
company were here from Chicago
the latter part of last week to start
operations. The mine has excellent
prospects and some good ore IN
sight. About 500 feet of develop.
mem work has already been done OF
the property. 1t is located foul
miles beyond Gothic, and snow is
gone so that teams drive straight
through.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09

Butter wraps for sale at News Cham
pion Office
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
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N~~--< ..~sssDsss tssrrs-s-..ssssss.
Taar-ias. june :
Mr. Jsan fs.Ei4n ~eu; h Gsnnssss
a. business 1ne tr-s II the weeN-
MajsT Skpe- 81 o9nniSon 7Fseni
sne hs-s ut the weSsN n car valley
M.sse- Suasxh sad Arch and Ma.
I.ornay. sf.us edne.asy AZ Gun
nsSoa-
nr. Wsdham esf Puebl0 - syeud-
.ng the week IN farlsn. resting and
hssasng
Id. fsDk. II Cockesova, sh,PFea
tee car laad- II Ems cattle froaa the
place Monday n.osniHg
Misc Nay keanedy, aud he.ers.
Pearl aud Bert Josse. attended the
danes si Waunssa. las, Saturday
night and repors dehghtful time.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
Hs~s~i1k Hsous.i.e
Tuesday, june !.

Tuesday, june !.
Stewart Rider drove 70 GunnIson
Friday
Mr.. O. l.. Wills was shopping
in Gsunisop Thursday.
Miss Hannah Spsnn ~as visiting
friends On the Gupuison last week.
". A. WilIis aad ~lfe visited A
A. Shsckktosd and fasnily SUNDAY
D. j. Applegsse and wife Of
Crested Bsste passed throu9h here
Saturday On thsir way W Salida to
attend the Elk convention.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09

\ good time is reported at the
Waunita hotel dance June 3. Mr.
and Mrs Dave Cuthbert, John and
Nelma Eastman and Henry Mauer
attended from the county seat.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09
9sranteed Cure far Piles

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Prorrudipr p;,...
brnSsists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT
falIs 70 cure any case, DO matter Of how long
s,endine. IN TO IL days First application
Il send sc IN stamps and il will be forv ar,jed
dostpaid by Paris Medicine Co.. St. Louis No.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-06-09

DIR. Collins, Fred Hay and NJ NJ
Foster drove from Spencer Wednes-
dav. The doctor went on to White
Pine that evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

At Phoer K the United States civil service commission has announced seven examinations within the near future to fill as many vacancies in the service. They are as follows: On April 26-27 for the position of clerk in the tariff division 0: she department of commerce and labor. On May 1 for four positions in the Panama service, superintendent in the transportation department and supervisor in the dump department; superintendent in track department. supervisor in track de- partment, and trackman; steam and air drill workman. On May 10.1l, dsiryman and civil engineer student in the department of agriculture.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

Dispatches yesterday showed that Japan had brought France to time in the matter of the violation of the laws of neutrality by that country allowing the Russian fleet to stop indefinitely in the Tamranh bay. When the war broke out between Russia and Japan the French government declared its neutrality and in doing so promsed to observe the law of nations defining what rights could be allowed one of the belligerent powers n the harbors and on the soil of neutral countries. In allowing R Jjestvensky to succor his fleet in the bay of Tamranh France was in violation of the neutrality law and Japan was not slow in demaudirg that the Frenchmen either make good its declaration of neutrality or take the consequences. France very sensi- ply undertook to make good her neu- trslity by ordering the Russian fleet to leave French waters. Thus does vic tory remain with the mikado in the pending war.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

The Phoenix board of trade held its annual meeting this week and elected new board of directors for the ensu. ing year The advisability of organiz. ing 8 joint statehood league which should extend throughout the territory was discussed with the result that the executive committee of the board was instructed to call a mass meeting of the citizens of Phoenix to consider the joint statehood league proposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

Ever since the beginning of the noted Hobbs case which was tried in Phoe- nix. resulting in the discharge of Hobbs, there has been more or less in quiry ss to who was to pay the ex- penses and vixen they would be paid. The fees and mileage of the eighteen witnesses who were summoned amount ed to sIolt S?O0. Vouchers for all payments will be sent to the state de- partment and through ir will be for warded to :he British government: which under the extrsdition treaty will return the amount to this coun- try.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

The Review is delivered by carriers tn the following towns: Naco. Cananea. Douglas. Tombstone. Benson. South Bisbee. Paradise Morenci. Clifton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

The limit was reached in Fl Paso ne day last week when the owner of harmless Mexican dog which was run over and killed by a street car sued the street car company for 5000 damages. And still there has been tslk of locating the Fl Paso & South western car shops in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

President Roosevelt is said to be growing fat on his bear meat diet and promises when he returns to Washing ton to keep his boxing trainer mighty busy if he evsdes some body blows which would jar the dome of the cspi- tai building if properly landed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

The night of the adjournment of the legislature in Phoenix Gus Hirschfeid, the leader of the gambling fraternity in the capital city and in the territory for that matter, opened several cases of champaign in celebration of the death of the snti-gsmbling bill. We suppose if Gus wins out in the Phoenix battle against the gamblers he will
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

At Cotton. Californis.a man was ar rested for biting his wife on the arm while they were riding in a buggy. They do say that some of the young wives of Colton are ia. and sw, ct enough to est. The justice discharged the caunibsl.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

order in car load of champaign. We believe Hirschfield will have hSrde- time in Lwinning the oity election in Phoenix than he had in the legislature.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

The Los Angeles Examiner declares that the ''ice trust" hss uDdisputed control of the business in southern California. The ice men have 8 habit of becoming troublesome about this season of the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

4 Seattle man declares that he will undertake to swim from Seattle to San Francisco if sufficient inducements are offered. It may be safely guessed that the desired inducement is not job at honest labor when he reaches the Golden Gate.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23

Nebraska, the home of ". J. Bryan is keeping up it's reputation for ora- tory. The Nebraska university boys won the decision in debate with the students of Washington university in St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-23
THE PHOENIX BATTLE

What promises to be an interes ting political battle has been inaugurated in Phoenix, the territorial capital. The city campaign for mayor and other officers of the city is to be wsged in the capital city on the same issue that predominated in Tucson at tte city election held there last fall; the issue is plain and is whether gambling shall be allowed to continue in Phoe nix or whether it shall be driven from the city. Not long ago citizens league was formed ln Phoenix having for its purpose the stepping of gam bling in Phoenix. Petitions were cir culated and largely signed by business men and citizens asking the present city council to raise the licenses for gambling and to compel the saloons to close on Sunday. The council refused to act and the league went to work to elect council that would be pledged to abolish gambling in Phoenix and nominated a ticket so pledged. Now the democrats have agreed to fusion with the citizens ucket and plat form has been adopted endorsing the principles of the democratic party and pledging the candidate for mayor and councilmen to abolish gambling in case of their election.
 What will be the result in Phoenix cannot ba foretold with certainty. J. c. Adams. of the Adams hotel, who runs roulette wheel in bis hotel. is the republican candidate for mayor; he is a man of much political ability and already has sprung several public improvement propositions which will be likely to strengthen him with the voters.
 The last fight made on gambling in the territory was in Tucson. where gambling went down and out by 8 large majority for the democratic ticket which was pledged to put a stop to the evil in the old pueblu; but con- ditions in Phoenix may not be SIS favor able for the anti gambling forces as they were in Tucson. In Tucson the head of the gambling was Bartlett, the proprietor of the Legal Tender, and he is the most unpopular of all the gam blers. If all gamblers in Phoenix were of the same class with Bartlett 1t would be easy to guess that gambling would lave to go from Phoenix; but the head of the gamblers in Phoenix is 6 very different man from Bartlett and man who knows how to fight effectively in a political battle; Gus Hirscbfield will te a very busy man until the last ballot is in the box. He is a prominent democrat and that will weaken the democratic ticket.
 Phoenix ought to carry the fight against gambling and close it out; gambling cannot possibly bring any benefit to any place, while on the other hand it can and does do great deal to harm. It is net a business which should be tolerated and in nearly every state in the union is made a crime.
 The democrats of Phoenix are right in taking up this fight for reform in the capital city and this pa per hopes to see them win ont as against the gamblers.