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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11
Shah in Dying Condition.

LONDON. Dec. 1O.-Tclesrams re-
ceived In official quarters here from
Teheran today leave no doubt that tho
Shah Is in a dying condition.
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MORE NOMINATIONS
President Sends Three New Names to
the Senate

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The Prcsl-
dent sent to the Senate today the follow
Ing nominations.
Comptroller of the Currency VIM b.
Ridgcly. OF Illinois.
Civil Engineer To be Chief OF Bureau OF
Yards and Docks with the rank OF Rear
Admiral. Harry II. Rosscau
Colonel, to be Brigadier- General, VIM.
S, Muse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-11
TW0-P0UND BABY
Born to Parents of Lower Clear Creek,
Wyo,; Child Is Healthy.
Special to The Tribune.

SVFCIHI EV TIC ITlUuEe-
BUFFALO. Wyo., Dec. 10.-A daugh-
ter, weighing only TWO pounds, was
born a few nights ago to Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hilgerson, on Lower Clear
Creek, and the attending physician be-
lieves the little one Will live, as she is
well formed and seems healthy.
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Twenty Scoops a Day /!

This is The Tribune record.
Every day proves 1t. You
cannot keep Informed without
TIE TRIBUNE.
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In The Tribune.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
Bowcrrnan
hampton Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Nov. ?.
i. McShane is expected back in
camp the first Of December.
Bert Beymer is here from Rocky
Ford doing work ON the netted Gem
grUup.
Mayor c. II. Bennett has let the
contract for annual work on the
Burdict claims. This company has
done quite an amount of work at
Superintendent Al Hinckley of
The Santa Fe Mining and Milling
company now has the tunnel in up
per Box canon fifty feet on his VEN
which carries gold, silver and copper.
Mr.. ilinekley is a practical miner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
Amoag Railroad Foks

d II Guerin of Salida was IN
SGunnison Tuesday
Bruce l.owrence, who has been
firing on Cerro hill returned to Gun
nison Tuesday
=. A Waterman. c a 5 claim
agent was ia town settling up some
claims last week
Frank Cuthbert 10 working on the
broad gage at Delta. His wife is
also at that place.
Fred Trector, passenger fireman,
on the east end has resigned and
Mr. Dinkins has taken his place.
Georga Sandbere is sp from Del
Ia spending few days lie is rap
idly recovering from injuries re-
ceived there recently.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30

shifts of about 60 men each are be.
ing worked, digging, timbering and
concreting the tunnel. The tempera-
ture of water flow is rather high
since the schale has been penetrated
and sandstone encountered
Last Saturday afternoon Mesdames
l.. A. Mcconnell and II. A. Howe
entertained about fifty ladies in a
most charming manner. At one o =
clock a special train from Montrose
arrived in camp bringing about
forty-Gve ladies', who were received
by tie hostesses and Mrs Joe klan-
er the guest of honor Immediate
lv afterward a substantial and de.
/ liciOus lunch was served by Misses
Matte Mcconnell, Pearle Dunlap.
I Mary Van SAINT. Christine Strange
and Mamie SHACK leford, Six hand
eucher and a guessing game furnish
ed amusement for the afternoon
which ended too quickly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
Dayton Doing
News Champion Correspondence.

NeNs-thampion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Nov. y.
On SUNDAY Miss Grace Lord was
the guest of Mr. Maud Carr.
Mrs. c. Dwyer and D. N. Carr
each made trip to Lake City last
week.
T.. c. Mendenhall has gone to
Lake City until time for cattle feed
ing begins.
Thanksgiving will he celebrated
bsss this year by dance at the
hossse of c. Addington.
The planning mill at Carr's saw
mill opened last week. The mill
hss . large contract for planning
luusber.
}. c. Harris is busy these days
hNntinG men TO work at his saw
mill. He reports great demand for
lWE~b-r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
ftes,rviae

k~~s-CkAx4psna CorreavosA<o~
TSs~dsy Nov ..
. N hes,en and s.ally are .,
Csn.eron al spr5ag
" A. Willis and wife visited at
tiss h,acker home >ardsy
John M,nk, Is haaiIng lime fos
in pTuSeusents on the Leae star
ranch
Mrs. o T. Willis and Miss Be.-,e
Brse were shopping in Gsnnison
ssi urdsy.
NJ Harrl. wen, - nsaser Sun
dsy with the expectation Of being
gone two mouths.
"a Allen aud family lief, Ss,ar-
dsy for Cripple Greek where thes
vii make their home this winter.
stewart Rider shipped out HE
dary herd lasi week lie antici-
pates leaving for California Iu the
near futgre
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
COlOEN NET SOLD TC
EASTERN Parties
RSdolph Hcfftner, the Former
Owner, Realizes Good Sum.
To be Worked At Once
Pitkin Miner.

iitkln Miner.
Rudolph llelTtner has disposed
# his Golden Islet group of claims
to Pennsylvania parties for large
consideration This property is
located in Jones gulch, in the gold
belt. and Is on the line of the Car
Ter tunnel, which win cut the Islet
at a depth Of between l,Jo0 and
600 feet
Development GA the group CON
sists of about 100 feet of tunnels.
drifts, crosscuts and wines. The
VEINS average about three and one
half feet in width and run from
7i2 to S2l53 in gold and silver
The available ore blocked out is es-
tlmated at about 10000 tons at an
average assay value of so per ton.
1t will cost two dollars per ton To
nine II and 30 cents for milling
which would leave a net value OF
81 30 per ton
In the oxidized zone which ex-
tends to a depth Of from 80 to lJC
leet, the gold values occur in a
quartz, partly of free milling char
,cter At water level the ore ap.
pears as lead and iron sulphide.
carrying gold aud silver values. The
Ires in both the oxidized and sui.
phide zones are of a splendid ANAL.
Camating and concentrating charact
er.
The new owners viii put men. Il
work at once in one Of the tunnels
for the present. We understand
that they will try and make arrange
ments with the owners Of the Garter
tunnel TO work their property through
that tunnel when 1t reaches the Is
lei This would give them grea
depth and a better outlet for ore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
Cimarron Items
News-Champion Correspondence.

NewsChampion Correspondence.
TUESDAY. Nov -.
Earl Wells visited Mon,ro-e s.si-
urdsy
Fireman Iowrence of Gannisps Is
firing 400 for Chas iiazelhurst.
Geo. Fireman and Tom iln,s
were down at Monirose Saturday.
Miss Mary Reeves j. visiting al
The Moor nome IN the little Cimar
ron.
Eddie Dandin was here visiting
his mother, Mrs Mcnamara. last
Ssndav.
Mr. Mile. and Mrs. I.athrop will
turnIsh music for the ball Thanks
giving night
Ghas. Cowan and Wm. Quallev
took IN the Ems ball ia Montro.e
Saturday night
Last Thursday night Mrs. Jennie
l.athrop gave al ber home the first
II q series Of musicals. Resides her
music pupils about twenty invited
guests were present to listen 10 the
highly interesting and creditable
program. The parts were all per.
formed with skill.
At the conclusion of the program
various games were played and at
ll:3o all departed, thanking their
hostess for the pleasant and profit
able evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
TO CuEI GOBLIN Day

TAKE LAXATIVE PROMO Quirine Tablets
Druggist refund msury II Il fails to cure. 4
". GROVES signature is each box. Z,c
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
Powdshosn
Ne~s-Champion Correspondence.
TUESDAY. Nov. -

Ne~s-Chsmpion Correspondence.
Tuesday. Nov. -
jos Ehrei was on our streets y
few days ago.
Very cold weather has prevailed
this and la.t week.
About four inches Of snow fell at
Cathedral last week.
Redmond boys are working their
claims in CoppervilIe canon this
winter
Valley boys VIII make another
small shipment OF cattle in the near
future
All our old men are back again
from the cattle Very good prices
were received
W. G. Howard, Ernest Bowers and
Steve D,erlng were on the Gunni-
son list this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
jap.a-lse
Fer fseevs asd Fvsnituse
tn ERlasr Lumber
Act ,RA>rs.p cuRk roR p,Ip.

act tRANfstD CJRk roR PuEs
Itching. Il in 4, Bieeding Pratruding Piles Dru,
sl-,s aIe eud h''rized To refund nnuey if PAZp
bINlMtNl tails 10 cure in TO ~ days 50r
A. e. Hoel went 20 Montrosa
Thursday to spend the holidays.
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons * Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
Lujjane
News Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, Nov. 2S
Several inches Of SNOW have fallen
duriag the week aud it is still on
the ground
Miss Pearle Dunlap, one Of the
nurses left Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving in Telluride.
Invitations are out for Thanks
giving dinners at the homes Of l.
4 Mcconnell and II. \ Howe
EMrs. Roy Alexander, nee Clara
Snrles, of River Portal is en- yiug
Y,isit with relatives in Kansas
Ety
-Saturlav number Of Luine
Dopie men attended the gathering
II Elks in Montrose where a lodge
~as organized.
: Mr. and Mrs. James Lunev who
~sre married in Montrose on the
wenty-secold are expected back
from psptpr tdintiTow .
Mr. and Mrs. Joe klaner wers
Nrprised Monday night by the men
aotting under Mr. klaner and pre-
sented with hundred pssce Hayi-
End china dinner set as a wedding
sesents ss-s.,-- -.--..
AThe tunnel construction is pro-
&s.iilifrs vsrv ~ -cf.tl~ fFealino G
NJ | IL na,ux IN ahauf 3DG feat anI
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30

Charley rrommer drove down
from his Powderhsrn ranch. He 10
recovering from a broken collar bo,e
received five weeks ago while lifting
a heavy log 10 the top of fence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30

Henry y Lake moved his office
To the northern part of the News
Champion building this week and
the telephone Office is being noved
into his old rooms over the Buckley
and Thompson 9rocery. They are
putting in quite fsw Improvements
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30

Miss Mamie ShackIeford. accom-
panied by her friend. Miss Chris
tine Strang came mp from Lujane
Wednesday night to spend Thanks
giving at the home Of the former.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30

11seusass., cses1ees:s: r.eess =
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30
OLD MEXICO
The Egypt OF the New
WOri0

The Colorado and Southern has some
splendid illustrated literature telling Of the
Sister Republic. also special round TRIP
rates. Write. I. f.. FISHER.
General Passenger Agent. Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30

After few DAYS visit in Denver,
Mrs Blindbrv returned to her
home Thursdav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-30

Especially low Winter Tourist rites to
points IN the south and Southeast via
Colorado n southern Ry Write L. T..
Fisher. &. Z. A.. IAnAer
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
TO PREVENT FIh1BUSTERING
All Shipments of Munitions of War tC
 be Scrutlnized.

New York, Sept. 14.-That the United States government proposes to scruti- nize closely all shipments of firearms, ammunition and munitions of war from this port to West Indian, Mexican, Gen. tral American and South American ports, primarily to prevent flibustering for the Cuban insurgents, and to insure compliance with existing neutrality laws became evident to-day when a special order on the matter was issued by Nevada N. Stranahan, collector of the port of New York.
 The order precludes any clearances from this date to any vessels bound for ports such as above mentioned until in lieu of such manifests the captain or agents of such vessels have taken oath whether arms or munitions are on board their vessels or contained in their cargoes. The order, it is explained by the customs officials, is not intended to prevent all shipments of war supplies to the ports cited, but it is intended to present consignments of them to ire sponsible parties who might use them against their respective governments.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
QUEEN TAKES REID CUP.
Defeated EImina for second Time b!
 Over Six Minutes.

New York, Sept. 14.-The $l,O0O cup offered by Commodore Daniel O. Reid of the Atlantic Yacht club for the schooner yacht winning two of three races over the Americas cup course, off Sandy Hook, was won to-day by Roger Maxwell's Queen, she having also won the first race on Thursday To-day the course was an equilateral triangle of ten miles to the leg, start ing and finishing off Sandy Hook light ship. The Queen defeated her only con- petitor, F. F. Brewster's Elmina, by six minutes, ten seconds corrected time. She covered the course in hours 16 minutes 51 seconds. The last two miles being covered at the rate of IA knots an hour The course was run for the first leg, a beat for the second and a close reach for the third. The wind was strong from the northwest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
A FIVE HOUR CONFERENCE
BETWEEN BUSINESS AND IN-
 SURANCE MEN

Was Very Satisfactory to State Associa-
 tiOn's Committee = Committee Will
 Hand in endation--Business
 tion by Connecticut Committee Very
 Thorough.
 A committee representing the State Business Mems association and cons mittee from the New England Fire h. surance Exchange, held five hours session at the Union league yesterday afternoon during which the reasons for the recent raise in insurance rates in this state was thoroughly gone over. E. l. Atwater, president of the state asso- citation and a member of the committee stated to Journal ard Courier repre- sentative that the conference was very satisfactory as far as the committee was concerned. A stenographer was present at the meeting and every ques- tion and answer was recorded
 JAS soon as these notes can be tabulat- ed the committee win prepare a report to the state association. Mir Atwater said that this report would probably be accompanied with a recommendation but he did not care to state what thal recommendation would be. The hear ing was completed yesterday, and the men left for their homes last night.
 The committee from the exchange which consisted of G, F. Forbush, pres ident w. H. Boutwell,, chairman oi the executive committee, and F. H Battiano all from Boston, arrived here at 1290 o'clock and were dined at the league by the business mems commit tee. The hearing began at 1:30 and lasted until o'clock. It is said that the questions of the business men were very exhaustive The committee had been preparing for some time and had collected much data.
 The chief lnquisitor for the business men was Chairman Cooper. He, with the other members of the committee was at the league long in advance of the insurance committee with a volum- lnous mass of correspondence, insur- ance reports and other information col lected from various sources all bearing upon insurance rates,
 The Insurance men answered fully as they could and willingly all questions asked them They confirmed the report that the raise was due to the San Fran cisco disaster-but gave some inside facts which, in a measure, showed jus tification for their action.
 A member of the exchange commit tee said that although they had mer several similar committees on the same grounds, none had gone into the ques- tion so thoroughly as the Connecticut committee.
 The members of the business mems committee are A. M. Cooper of Bridge port, chairman; George Barber of Der by, Edward I. Atwater of New Haven, A, R. Jones of Danbury and N. E. Allen of Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
WINTs SUPKE11E COURT IRIAL
Counsel for Thaw to Apply for That
 September 24

New York, Sept, 14.-Counsel for Thaw to-day served motion on Assist ant District Attorney Garvan that on September "A in the supreme court an application would be made to have Thaw tried in the supreme court in- stead of in the general sessions court
 Counsel made affidavit that the dis trict attorney had announced that on account of the large nuplber of cases on the calendar Thaw would probably not be placed on trial before Novem- Der r, Thaw's lawyers will also pe- tition the supreme court on September 24 for a speedy trial of their client.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
CANAL SAYING OF $15o, 900,
President Approves Plan for Change
 Which WnI Effect This.

Oyster Bay, N. r., Sept. 14.-As re- suit of Secretary Taft's visit to Oyster Bay President Roosevelt approved a saving in the plans for the construction of the Panama canal which will save $15O,OOO in the expense besides preserv- ing the railroad terminal facilities on the Atlantic side of the canal. The change was recommended by Engineer Stevens and approved by the isthmian canal commission. The advantages of the change was explained to the presi- dent by Consulting Engineer stearns, who accompanied Secretary Taft. It involved the change of the dam which is to hold the water of Laka Sasa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
ROOSEVELT PRESENTS CUP
Commodore Park, Owner of Vim, Gets
 International Trophy.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 14.-President Roosevelt placed himself on record to- day as an enthusiastic supporter of amateur sports. He also took occasion to weld a new link of friendship be- tween the United States and Germany.
 He did this by making the official presentation of the Roosevelt cup to the American Yacht club the trophy which was won by the yacht Vim of that club during the recent internation- al races off Marblehead, Mass, in which several German boats competed unsuccessfully.
 The cup was presented at the con- clusion of the presidents speech to Commodore Trenor L. Park, owner or the yacht Vim.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
MOTOR BOAT MEN DROWNED.
Two Lost From Vesuivius in Hudson
 River Rnce.

New York, Sept. 1.-Two mechanics named Terry and Harry Odinet, oper- ating the twenty-nine-foot motor boat Vesuvius, one of the competitors in a race of the Motor Boat Club of Amer ica in the Hudson river, were drowned of Dyckman street, Inwood. to-day. One of the men was thrown overheard by the snapping of the steering gear of the high-powered craft, and the other jumped overheard to save him. Both sank and their bodies were not recov- cred, The Vesuvius was the last in the race, and the other boats were too far away to lend her crew any assistance tin the accident.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
{ W4 MINING RECORD LOWERED
Daniels Does 22o Yards in 2.42 2-5.

Daniels Does 22O Yards in 2:42 2-5.
 St. Louis, Sept. 14-C. M. Daniels of the New York Athletic club to-day low cred the worlds swimming record for 22O yards at Laughlin's lake, where the second days programme of the Ma tional Swimming championships were decided. The New Yrker set the new mark at 2;42 2-5, breaking his own rec ord by 1 3-5 seconds. He won the event by twenty yards from M Schwarz, of the Missouri Athletic club Fifty spectators were precipitated into the water by the breaking down of a platform. Many saved themselves by clinging to the wreck of the platform and others swan ashore. Nobody was hurt.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
2 WO STORMS KILL EYE.
Violent Tornado in Nebraska Result in
 Many Injuries.


 Tecumseh, Neb., Sept. 1.-Two vio- lent and seemingly distinct storms to- day swept over Johnson county, caus- ing the death of four persons, the fatal injury of two and the painful injury of five others, The dead are: 0. L. Giel, August Zieman and Royal Carmine
 The second storm, a tornado in vio- lence, passed west of Tecumseh, demol- ishing a school house, killing George Koehler- fatally injuring two other school children and inflicting severe in juries on four others in the school house. Many barns and wind mills were blown down.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
Lightning stnrts on Fire.

skiatook, l. T., Sept. 14.--Lightning tonight struck seven oil tanks belong ing to the Shawnee oil & Gas Co. The burning oil communicated with big gas well, which had just been brought in. The well is burning f1ercely and no efforts have been made to cap it. The loss will be heavy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
FOUGHT oVER 4 WArCr.
One Man Was Badly Bruised During
 Trouble.

A dispute between Charles Nolan and Andrew Costello over watch last eve ming brought about fight between the two and resulted in the arrest of both for breach of the peace. The scene of the trouble was on State street, near George. Nolan was arrested by Ser geant Dennehy. He was badly used up. Costello was escorted to the station by Officer T. Powers.
 The watch, a dollarw affair was pick cd up later by William Grant and de- posted at the police station.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
YER OPEN DRAW.
Hand Car on Wheeling and Lake Erie
 Lost With Crew.

Cleveland O., Sept. 14.-A special from Toledo to the Plain Dealer says:
 Running without permission, hand car loaded with trachnen of the Wheel ing & Lake Erie road ran off an open draw over the Maumee tonight and everyone on the car was drowned The number of men on the car is said to have been twelve. So far two bodies fact that the men took the car from a point some miles from Toledo where the work is being done, Identification of the missing men has not been learned.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15

Colorado Republicans Name Stewart.
 Denver, Sept. 14-Philip B. Stewart, of Colorado Springs, was nominated for governor on the first ballot at the re- publican state convention here to-day.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
nes Moines saiIs for cnhn.

Key West, Fla, Sept 1.-The cruiser Des Moines received instructions this afternoon to sail at once for Havana after coaling. She sailed at 6 o'clock this evening. She had five rapid-five guns on her decks in readiness to be landed.
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CHEAP COLONIST RATES TO OALI
 FORNT4.

Via Washington-Sunset Route. Per sonally conducted excursion, Sleeping cars without change from Washington. Berth, $S50. Southern Railway, No. 22S; Southern Pacific, No. 17O Wash ington street, Boston.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
Proper Won at sheepshead.

New York, Sept. 14-Proper, second choice, won the Omnium handicap, one mile and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay to-day, easily defeating Good Luck and the favorite, Neva Lee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15

Ottawa, Sept 1.-The Gilmour hotel on Bank street was destroyed by fire late tonight. Many of the guests jumped from windows and were seri- ously injured. Up to midnight several had not been accounted for, and it is feared that some lives were lost. The hotel was crowded, visitors to the in- dustrial exposition having caused an extraordinary demand for accommoda- tions. Some of the guests were sleep ing on cots in the railways.
 The fire started shortly before mid night and spread with great rapidity, Escape by the stairways had been cut off before some of the guests were aroused
 At a. m the fire was under con- trol and was confined to the hotel. The hospitals report the following eases of injured at the fire:
 Mrs. E. B. Butterworth, Ottawa, bad fly burned Mrs. DeGarry, Gale, Ont, severely burned; H. T. Walker, Melli- cabill, Gloucester county, N. J., both legs broken by jumping from building; Mrs. Robert Pentecost, both legs brok- en; T. Smith, Montreal, severely in jured and burned
 Amelia, La Forest, Toronto, internal fly injured; George Montgomery com mercial traveller Toronto, fractured thigh and other injuries.
 The hotel was valued at $S0,000. Ed ward Babin, the proprietor, is at At lantic City, N. J.
 A store and branch of the Royal bank on the ground floor were burned out.
 Bremen searching tile ruins at a, m. report that no bodies had been fnund
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
OTTAWA HOTEL BURNED.
FEARED THERE MAY BE Loss
 OF LIFE.

Many Guests Seriously Injured by Jumping From windows-The Fire Started Shortly After NTldnight-Es- cape by stairways Cut Off Before Guests Were Aroused--NO Bodies Found--value of Building ss0,OOO.
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