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Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27
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Mining eo'spssy y
Ohio City states 10 the fa~s ~
there is greater astlvay IN th.s ~
than ia the past twenty yeays. ~adA
- II arising from tie highly ssssne
ful results obtained by T. Il 10
mont IA his prosecution 81 the RaD-
mond tunnel aud the forces enaa0D1
IN erecting the new : <3O.tts, coaaao-
trsting mlli at that noted E,scpaGov,
which will he in operation By -
cember ! Lamont is also expso1-
ing large sums in buIldin9 pioD
lines and tramway to convey osus
from the upper workings to the nin
and after December viii lie o~spuA-
Ting large tonnages from -
sources OF supply
The Garter tunnel Of the AshlanA
company is being equipped with .
large Leynor compressor and dri11o
for the driving Of It's bore thro~GA-
out the winter Ii is designed -
intersect the same series OF vsteo
that have been cut by the Ravmau1.
1t is now in | 800 feet and will reosA
It's objective point al an early date.
The Granite mountain proIesty,
adjoining the Ashland ON the eesl.
is shipping very high grade ore, .
recent carload carrying caIaver51e.
yielding : 500. The calaverits =
the first Of that valuable mineeu1
ever found IN that section of the
country and runs high in gos1
Several sets of leasers are working
in the Cortland with good resslss.
The old Volunteer mine on Cartseo
hill, that has been idle for tweo4v
years and consequently filed w6hI
water, is being equipped with a
ssaats hoist ssa psssap. end VIM
unwatered the present operation viii
extract the rich ore that was blocked
out by former arrangements, who
were compelled to suspend ON ac-
count OF the deluge that came in.
The shaft is 2sO feet deep and the
vein from two and half to eight
feet wide. The Chloride, ON the
same hill, operated by George kel-
logg OF the leasing company, is ship
ping good ore The Grand Prize,
Farley and Waterman groups, in the
same vicinity, are making fine pro
gress with excellent prospects for.
the immediate future.
God Bullion Twenty seven nd
From one half pounds of gold
Tin Guy bullion taken from
$50 tons Of ore FROM
the West Gold Hill mines in Tin.
Cup district was received at the COM
pany : office in the Exchange build
ing at Denver 1t is the result
of about one and a half day s run ia
their mill, the entire product being
cyanided As the three bars contain
some silver and have not vet been
assaved, the exact value is not known
al present, but It is estimated at
something over $1,000. The bars
will be taken TO the United States
mint in Denver { r determination,
after which the bullion will be sent
to George + House, one Of the prln-
cipal stock holders in the company,
who resides in Wheeling, ". Va, for
exhibition in his office. The ore
treated with this result was from
various workings in the property
and is the largest single shipment
vet made. The mill is being en-
larged by the addition of a more
powerful crusher, more rolls and
other machinery, which, when fully
installed, will bring its capacity up
to 100 tons a day Another electric
hoist is being placed on the mine
which Is producing more mineral
than the presant one can handle
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27
The Social Side

An Oyster dinner and supper will
be served in Paul Boyles' old stand
tomorrow, Satnrlav, al Pc a plate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27

The young married people had a
very pleasant surprise party on J.
C. Boyles Tuesday evening, the oc-
casion being his birthday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27
Cunnison
oArry to be
Reorned

Quarry to be Tor ten wears the Gun
keopene3 Hison granite quarry
viii soon again re-
sound 10 the reverberations of ham
mer and blasting powder
The state board OF Capitol man
ayers at Denver has placed adver.
tisements for bids for the changing
Of the East CoIfax entrance 70 the
statehouse 10 cores pond with the
Bro tdway entrance. Bids viii he
received until October p at , O'Clock
in the afternoon \ meeting will
be called at once, and the bids
opened and the contract awarded to
the lowest bidder
The board desires to have the im.
provements made with the Gunni-
SON granite. ont Of which the state
house is built. Owing TO present
conditions the securing Of this stone
will be colossal task. No stone
has been taken from the quarry for
eight wears. Besides, the Denver q
Rio Grande railway has taken up
the track which formed the spur
from Gunnison to the quarry, and
over which the stone was transported
when the statehouse was built. The
stone viii now have to be hauled the
entire distance of SIX miles bv team.
Fifteen new steps are required,
and the estimated cost Is about
5000, or $500 a step. Much of
the old material can be used.
Senator Ed Taylor Of Glenwood
Springs secured a provision in the
bill appropriating money for finish
ing the capitol building, which
passed the last Legislature, permit
ting this improvement to be made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27

Mrs G. E Gaiser entertpined a
number of lady friends SATURDAY
afternoon ia honor OF her mot er,
Mrs Cieghorn, who expects to loavs
soon for her home II Iowa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27
BUSINESS LOCALS

OOSA4~ESS IAN<ALS ~
a A
s-a+s-$ !. = + - <sf
Want ads and announcements under this head
; cents a line
For Rent - The Frank Adams
house Mas H. : Crooks
All kinds Of keys promptly made
and fitted j. Won STEIN, Jeweler
For SALE Cheap, second hand
baby buggy. Mrs W Scott Smith
The Home Needlework Club will
meet with Mrs. Land Friday, Nov.
5rd at : p. m.
Combined bid and score cards
for 800 One cent apiece at this
office.
Houses WISTEREp-Prices reason
able. Lance Spann, four miles
north Of Gunnlson.
Stock vintered, satisfaction guar
antecd. r. W. DfAN.
Guuuison, Colo
FIVE Rooms for light housekeep-
ing at the paint store south Of Gun
ison Hardware.
a handsome lot Of souvenirware
Just received at Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware STORE.
For SALE-Axminster rug. per
fectly new, . feet square, handsome
exclusive pattern. Mach below cost.
This Office.
On November 9th, St Peters so
ciety Of the Catholic church will
hold its Jth annual Harvest ball at
Woodmen and Redmen halls.
Auction SALE - of household
goods at two O'Clock Saturday after
noon on Main street, below Graf
house SAM DUREG,
AuctiOneer
LcsT-On Oct. 10th. large. gray
and brown blanket shawl. some
where between LaNeta and east
town. Leave at this Office for re-
ward.
This evening at Woodmen hall
ladies Of the w. r. C. will bold
dance The price is 30 cents a
couple and refreshments will be
served.
Sick headache is caused BY a dis
condition Of the stomach
and is quickly cured by Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
For sale by all druggists.
The Ladies Of the Episcopal
Guild will serve Oyster dinner from
ll:3o a m. till p m, and supper
from 5 till : p. m. Saturday. 0cto-
Der 2Sth, at Paul Boyles' old stand
Cattlemen and business men will
receive quick service.
Having taken mp the work Of the
lady painter, and having her facilities
for retouching and polishing furni-
ture, picture frames. etc. and clean
ing carpets, ] would solicit your
work OF that nature. guaranteeing
Mrs. Annie D0wnev.
Notice
On October 9Th | sold NV entire
interest in the Pine Street stables To
G.. X. Munson and Frank Young,
who are now in charge. Those
knowing themselves indebted to me
will please call and settle.
WV. WATSON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27
TAU ARE NETTY toGsa
Levy Md t1s bNo6 ss.i o.
nsaso TsAnsaeseA c.
ssooeo 6v<ssaeA.e fsytn
Pask " aHon kosi

The bo.rd II eeents commission
ers nae, at 10 O'Clock Tuesday with
all members present The mort In-
portant business besag the tax levy
for ls15 j, vas made .. follows
STATE ANDgOl>TN
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27
AMONG THE INES
o. CUNNEON COUNTY
Nsnh<r a lusassaA ogp~ninss u ~ Massd HI
CrAnas Qaassy - - Rsopenel Rskn koa
Ta CO. Adsry At o. Cry

ray Wayne >coii oi Pit
Mfaesal - kin. has made an i'm
Orass 0o06 portan, mineral due
covery ia the Mh,o
property IN the Goid Belt district
" nlie prospecting the ero.ni north
east 0i the old workings. he uneov-
cred at grass roots about two feet of
sulphide ore and ten inches # chlor-
isies The black ore viii run better
thaR $50 per ton. while the cblor-
ides will assay very high. 1t ls one
of the most important huds made IN
the bell IN months. The r,ch ore is
beng sacked for shipment The
ven has been uncovered for some
distance and IL now has every ap-
pearance of permanencv The prop
erty was formerly operated by the
litkln Gold Belt Mining company,
which concern ceased work because
II could not find mineral IN paving
quantities. The ore opened bv Mr.
Scott is sure 30 make the property a
steady producer. This makes the
second mine opened bv him ia this
locality, he having discovered the
Chloride wears ago. This mine has
been a producer from grass roots
and still has good ore m sight.
Senator ID T Sapp aud others Of
tins city are Interested in the prop
ertv.
Senator D. r. Sapp, when inter
viewed today regarding the strike
IN the Whig said: I'll. G.. Bartlett,
Wayne Scott and myself located a
group Of eight claims on a line with
the Raymond tunnel and within half
a mile OF the present extent Of the
workings Mr. Scott had been work
ing ten DAYS when he discovered at
grass roots a vein Of ore one foot
vide and running about one hun
dred dollars in gold. visited the
Sostnrty . day or two since but
There was qnite snowstorm aud
the trip was unsatisfactory. We
believe II Is good find and old
timers in the section say it is the
best looking discovery ever made
thereab1uts The property is about
six miles from Ohio City and three
miles from Pitkin. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27

amounts TO p mills as against %
last wear As the assessment has
been lowered an average OF 10 per
cent the sum raised for county pur-
poses will be practically the same
total The taxes for Gunnison city
are increased from Ii TO 20 mills.
and Of school district No from |
TO Is mills, making total increase
of lOi mills or levy Of 65 mills
as against 55 in 1904.
The levy for school districts is as
follows
SPECIAL SCHOOL. TAXES 4, BlSTRI( rs
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-10-27

The Ladies OF the Episcopal
Guild viii serve Oyster dinner from
ll:3o a. m. till ? p. m, and supper
from ) till : p. m. Saturday. Octo-
Der 2Sth, at Paul Boyles old stand
Cattlemen and business men will
receive quick service.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21
ARIZONA WEEK AT THE
 PORTLAND FAIR
CITIES OF THE TERRITORY HAVE BEEN GROUPED FOR SPECIAL
 DAYS AT PORTLAND.

Some time ago a letter was printed from the management of the Lewis and Clark exposition to Governor Kibbey in which the governor was in formed that certain week at the eX- position had been set aside for this territory and had been designated Arizona Cities Week" and request ing the governor to issue a prOclama- tion informing the people of the ter ritory of the action of the exposition management A general program was outlined Thirteen cities and towns were mentioned as having been select ed for the Arizona cities to be espe- cially honored Some of these towns were of no special importance, while on the other hand several of the more important towns such as Bisbee, Chr. ton and Morenci had been overlooked entirely.
 This has now been remedied and definite program or schedule has been arranged. "Ghe week for the Arizona cities will begin on Monday, August 2S. and end on Saturday, September ?. The week will be filled as follows:
 August 2S, Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe and Yuma; August 29, Prescott, Je- rome. Flagstaff and Winslow; August 30 Bisbee, Benson. Douglas, Nogales and Tombstone; August 31, Globe, Pi- ma. Solomonville, Thatcher and Bowie; September 1. Morenci and Clifton; September ?. Tucson.
 Regarding the character of the cer- emOnies the following suggestion has been made by the management of the exposition:
 The exercises for the day should be brief and simple. We propose with your cooperation to have the dele gates from Arizona meet at one of the state buildings (which courtesy will be accorded) shortly before noon. A member of your commission could act as chairman for the day and one of the commission in whose building your delegates meet would extend greetings on behalf of the exposition management. Then the mayors or oth- CT representatives could respond and such special features as they might have arranged could follow. The ex- position management would provide the administration band LOT the occa- sion."
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21
CITATION BY PUBLICATION:

OttAtiON BY PUBLICATION. In the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County Of Cochise. Ruby Brandon, plaintiff, vs. Walter G. Brandon, defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District or the Territory of Arizona, in ana for the County of Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said County of Cochise, in the office of the clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greetings:
 greetings: To Walter G. Brandon: You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days exclusive of the day of service), after the service on you of this summons If served with in the county; otherwise within thir- ty days), or judgement by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 Given under my hand and seal of the District Court of the Second Ju- dicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise. this 18th day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and five.
 (Seal.) GEO. B. WILCOX,
 Clerk. By PHILO WILCOX, Deputy Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21
HOW TO WARD OFF OLD AGE

The most successful way of ward ing off the approach of old age is to maintain a vigorous digestion This can be done by eating only food suit ed to your age and occupation, and when any disorder of the stomach appears take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cor rect it. If you have a weak stomach or are troubled with indigestion, you will find these Tablets to be just what you need. Fer sale by all deal CTS in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21

J. C. Norton, territorial veterinar- ian, returned to Phoenix Sunday morning from visit of several days to Globe and intervening points. He was called to Globe mainly by a breaking out of swine plague among the hogs in the various slaughter houses. So serious had the situation become that the Globe people had quit eating pork for fear of getting dis eased meat. Dr. Norton carefully examined the hogs in that vicinity, classified them, taking the unaffect. ed stock away from the diseased herds and otherwise regulating things in a way that he believes will extermin- ate the trouble in very short time. Speaking of the trip over and back, pr. Norton said that wherever the railroad runs parallel to the Gila or any other big stream in that country, there is streak of devastation on either side, owing to the high waters this. spring, ., which have done im-l mense damage to agricultural inter- ests in many localities.
 A New York dispatch of recent date tells of the arrest of George W Pollard, cashier of the Ansonia, a well known New York apartment house charged with the larceny Of $2,100 and intimations that the amount may be much greater The story is that Pollard collected the money of various guests and failed to credit them o1 account Col. W fC. Greene is said to have been one of the unfortunates to the extent of sev- eral hundred dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21

The United States civil service commission has sent out notification of several examinations which will take place on June 7th at Phoenix to fill vacancies in the following posi- tions: Marine fireman, artist drafts man, cable foreman, matrol in the Indian service. In the last three ex- aminations there will be slight educa- tional tests and experience will also be taken into account. On June 14th an examination will be held for the purpose of filling vacancy in the po- sition of scientific assistant in the department of agriculture. Further information regarding the examina- ton may be obtained by writing the commission at Washington or by ap- plying to the secretary of the examin- ing board at the Phoenix postoffice.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21

The board of trade at Phoenix con- tinues to receive acceptances of its invitations asking attendance on the anti-joint statehood convention called for the 27th. The replies come from all sections of the territory and from those in every walk of life. But they are identical in one thing-the earn estness expressed in their antagon- ism to union with New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21

While a bilious attack is decidedly unpleasant it is quickly over when Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are used. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21
fit comes from

If 1t comes from
 RINEHART'S PHARMACY where everything that is good in Drugs can be found in generous quantities. Ii you are interested in Cigars of any kind we invite you to look at those we have to sell and note our prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
PLOT TO KILL
PRESIDENT

NEW YORK. Aug. 14-Alarmed
for the safety Of President Roose-
welt. the Erie railroad officials on
Saturday cut the Chautauqua spe-
ciai from Jersey city In two. and
sending part OF 1t IN over the main
line. quietly brought the other por-
ton. in which was the presidents
car. over a roundabout branch route
This fnet became known yeatcr-
day. The prccaution was taken BY
direct orders OF the president OF the
road. who had been warned that
there wsa a plot on foot 10 wreck
the special and aesaaslnate Presi-
dent Roosevelt at Patterson.
President Roosevelt expressed
himself as unaffaid. and only az the
earnest solicitation Of the roads
president gave his consent 70 the
prccauiion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
'SH0NTS Tells or
REF0RhS At PANAMA.

NEW YORK. Aug. i4-Chairmaz
shonts and GENERAL Ernest. OF the
Panama canal commission. returned
this morning. shouts said 4 found
IL necessary 70 house and distribute
supplies for $4,000 men. When tho
government first took hold OF
the canal the mistake was made Of
trying 10 make dirt fiy before proper
provision was made for employees.
We have now established a SUBJ
commissary station 90 seek lower
prices and give the laborers all they
need and comfortable quarters as
well as 20 keep sanitary condition
goods, Trains noW run from Celon
daily. carrying supplies to every
laborer's camp. The steamer Mex
leo and steamer Havana are being
equipped with rofrigerating plants
and take supplies from New York
At Colon a refrigerating plant is
bein Eerected from which supplies
win be issued promptly. so Ameri-
can employees viii be able to obtain
all they could al home. BY applying
modern railroad methods we could
effect a remedy in 30 days from the
freight congestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

the prisoner ELECTED the aid OF a
mott to free himself from capture.
"one patrolman gut his needin's
In the Congress saloon and another
got laid out in Franks place.
shouted one 81 the rioters Heres
chance to get this cop"
Crandail was laid out at the pa
troll box. bat was able 20 wave his
arms Ia vain attempt 10 iacitc a
riot.
At this Iuncture Patrolman Mar
tin drew his revolver and quietly
asked the rabble 90 dlspcree. The
command had the desired effect. as
the sight Of the menaelng revolver
made the crowd seek the adjacent
salons and when the patrol wagon
drove up the patrolmaB and bis
charge we're the only ones In sight
Later patrolmAn Martin chased
Edward Crandail to his hiding ptaef
and. after a hand-to- hand struggle
succeeded in capturing him. he
was first sent to the WayEide Emer.
Eoney hospital. but later taken TO 4
cell In the city jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
Il KILLED IN
WRECK

CLEVELAND. o. Aug. IA
fast east bound passenger train on
the Nickel Plate road eollided With
a west bound freight train early on
Sunday morning. killing ~ and In
5uring more than Is. OF whom eight
will probably die. The freight train
was backing In on a siding at Kish-
man to clear the track for the pas
senger. but II IL claimed that the
engineers watch was SLOW and be-
fore the train was sidetracked. the
passenger train came tearing along
az q rate Of f5 miles an hour and
crashed into the freight The amOk-
er OF the passenger and the car fol-
lowing were smashed. and saveral
freight cars we're demolished Nine
Italian labofers in the smoking car
we're killed. together with two white
men c. c. Poole. the engineer Of
the passenger. VAS the other VIC
tim. Ills fireman saved himself BY
Jumping. but Poole bravely stood BY
his engine and died while reaching
for the air brake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

WOOSTER. Aug. TagEari
Waa on tho stand this morning Et-
cry artiftee was used b. the defend
ants attorneys 10 confuse him lie
coairoiied his temper with diffi-
Guilty When asked Why. shen he
found his wife drinking 60 excess.
hs did not Danish the liquors. he
said
I thought a reproof would an
rwef the same purpose. ! thought
ahe would use moderation
he said the sidehoard Of hia
house Wa known aa Chicks bar "
Chiek Nah young woman guest.
lie said he never heard Of the side
board being called Tags bar,
lie Aaia he did not reproye hts
wife merely hecause her talk an
moved him. but be objected 20 her
drinking at al He said when they
lived AT Fort Thomas he believed
everything bis wife said. bat he be
gan 10 doubt her word at the time
he sas heg come from the cellar in
his home with H'orteacue. lie aid
he al first reproyed her az ~
tlilian IN his house when shefEot
drunk.
Al one night's party Gid Tag.
Eart most % the Eenfle6ien drank
whisky ] drank beer. 4 think my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

20 Nome. or. rather. Il should be
said that something has always been
the matter with the lines ever since
iheg we're installed.
Communication with Naldez over
the ocean cable has always beeu
regular and prompt. but over the
telegraph lines from valdez OF
through Fairbanks 20 Nome mes
saKfn are very often delayed for
days. aad sometimes never get
through. during the early summer
forest fires alailK the line destroyed
the wires iu many places accidents
that would aot hapaSn u congress
would but appropftste money
enough 10 clear the tiulhnr FOR ca
feet on each side Of the pbkes
These lines belong Co the Nuited
States government. being cfested
aud maintained hy the signal cafNg
and thefe would seem 70 be uule
reason Why they could not be kept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

capacity Tor beer Is about three
glasses. never considered whether
l could drink enough beer TO get
drunk was never drunk In the
Philippines Answering questions
he said he thought Forteacue and
Mra TaEEart when they came from
the cellar looked guilty Both we're
flushed. apparently not from drink
alone lie said be tod his wife that
might he thought she was more in
timaie with Farteaege ihon she had
Jed him 20 believe when court ad
iourned AZ nom for luncheon the
cross accumulation appeared 10 be
not half through. II will probably
last through Tuesday This morn
iug nothing new was addueed The
questions had led At recess TO an in
eident where TagEard Vas accused
1T tearing of his wtfe's clothes and
hHaisinEster face n Fort feayen-
wuftbfthe incident which caused