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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10

HOGS-Sellers started out this morning
g-kinE strong prices. but buyers on tho
contrary we've b!ddiue n anything "a Httie
lower than yesterday. The result was "a
very slow dragging market with buyers
and sellers apart Ia their views Hogs
which were OF the kind TO please buycrs i'm
the end sold at practically steady prices.
with other grades IL anything weak. Per
haps the whole trade might be summed up
hogs sold al fS.ONGiS.65. the same as yester-
daV.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10

TOLEDO. o.. Nov. e-SEEDS-t's lsl
clover. NlvH her Nc;is. December 8 3c-
March, Ni1s, sisiSt, f-'f, Timothy, ass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10

WHEAT-No 2 hard, sfqesc; No. hard,
"'sq67ci No. hard, 63966c: No 3 spring
CORN-No. 3, lO]sdO%c: no. yellow,
Ag1e; No. 9 white, aqlisc.
White, slI@si%c N No 4 White SiSSlNe c.
IYE-No. ,, COO; No. 8, SOC.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruit-.

NEW YORK, Nov, 9.-EVAPORATEp
App, ES-Market continues quiet on spoc
but the tone Is steady and there is no
pressure to SELL High choice are quoted
at SdS1ac; choice, 7a7Sci prime, Gag
&C.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10
kanaas City Grain and Provislons.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 9.--wHEAT-Do-
cembor, 667sc; May, u&c. Cash: No.
hard, 67iiaSSlsc; No. g. s6a67iAc; No. rcd,
693ha7Oc; No. g. 66d6yc.
CORN-December, g71hc; May, 3SEsc:
July, s9ikc. Cash: No. mixed, 4Oibd4l Hc:
No 3, 399Ic; No. : white, i21Ac.
OATS-No. white, S3lSdS3&c; No. ,
mixed. 3s1329tc
RYE-Steady, 5745Oc.
HAY-Firm choice timothy, G315dl4OO;
choice prairie. til.75dl12O0
BCTrER-CTeamery Csc. packing, i6c.
EGGsa-Firm; tlrsts, 24lac, cases included;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10
~. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS Nov. e--wHEAT-Higher;
track No. 2 red cash 74Ad25isc; No. 2
hard, Tlk974c: December, 72iSc; May, 76SSc.
CORN-Firm; track, No. ? cash, 4fd 45c I;
No. white, 45sl45tse; December, 405sc; May,
u%c.
OATS-Firm; track. No cash. 34c; No. .
white, Si1s4S5c; December, 3S7Sc; May, IS
G35ihc.
FLOUR--Steady; red winter patents,
S3.e5QS.S0 extra fancy and straight,
SO. 20d8.6O: clear, sS2.6OQ $50.
SEED--Timothy. steady; S32S6S.75.
CORNMEAL-Stesdy; S25O.
BRAN-Firm; sacked east track, 93d95c.
HAY.-Firm timothy, $13oOa17.OO; prairie,
Sl0OGd13O0.
IRON ,ilTTON TIES--S1.OH.
BAGGING-9Be.
IIIc,fI' w NE--9c.
PROVISIONS -- Pork, lower: jobbing,
$500, Lard. higher; prime steam, S9,071a.
Dry salt mclts steady; boxed extra shorts.
fg62s; clear ribs. ts,1eIs; short clears.
$aS7s. Bacon, steady: boxed extra shorts,
N0Gzih clear ribs, s9.s7tz; short clears.
northumberland, Sc: springs DC: tur.
keys, higher, lS0lic; ducks s09c; geese, ga
1t5c.
/ BUTTER - Steady; creamery, sl@37c
dairy, isaac.
d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10
CATTLE OII,,oItON

Good to choice corn-fed steers. ..... S5.5oas.s5
Fair to good corn-fpd steers.... 6OaiS. 50
common 10 fair Corn-fed steers. 4WFne.VO
food 10 cholcu range steers ,,...... l.t5do.4g
Common to fair range steers -. 2S07tA 40
Good grass cows and beiferF. s.iBg7A Ol
Ealr TO good COWS and heitets. 2.bogS.E 20
Common 10 fait cows and heifers 5O6f3.S5
Gc0d choice Etockcrs and feeders. lQQ44. %
Common to fair stockers. '.....,,... 2.T5S132 q
Bulls, stays etc. .,....... ......... O06lS Is
Veal calves ,......,.......,..... 100000
The following table SHOWS the average
| price OF hogs at South OmafR for the last
several days, with comparisons;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10

superior Board OF Trade Quotations for
Minnea polis and Chicago delivery. The
RANGE 81 prices as reported by r. ID. Day
q Co. u0-iii Board OF Trade, was;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10
Artielea.l OPEN HiEh.I Low Close, IYes'y,


Minneapolis Cash Ciose-N heat; No.
hard. Tsttc; No. 1 northern, Tyssc; "a arrive.
cftc: No northern, iy3tci 20 arrive, lftc;
EINO. s, 13075c; No. 1 durum, e.tc No.
No. Z. eAe. oats. No While, &c; No. s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10

on the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady creamery, iSQls5iso;
included. Iq23c; hrsts, 24c; prime flrsts,
$40; extras, 28c, Cheese, steady, t21kdi3iic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10
Minneapolis Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. s-FLoUR,-First
patents 81. Dfaa0; second patents. SLO514i6;
-
BRAN-In bulk. S15. 75qlS0o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-10
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Moderate Receipts sf0attls sad Prices
Generally sttady,
HOGS ARE SLOW, BUT ABOUT STEADY
Moderate Run of sheep aud Lambs,
with All Kinds Generally
steady with Yesterday,
hut Lower for Week.
HOGS ARE SLOW, BUT ABOUT STEADY
sourH OMAHA. 90. 3. l9o6.

The following table shows the receipts OF
cattle. hogs aud sheep at South Oma ia for
mo year 10 date, compared with last year,
1870. 1875. Inc.
Cattle .................. Q)SOS9 Sg0S7 f5.2i6
Hogs .2,it459i l,ssolS9 l64,se
sheep ..................1,91SI9 1913 l,74sSa 1929
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Meeker Herald-It is reported
from Denver that Simon Guggen-
heim viii spend Sl,po,0o0 in his
efforts to carry the Colorado legisla-
ture. The people of the state ought
to be trust-ridden if they will per
NIT this at the hands of the outfit
which has the smelling industry Of
the United States st lis mercy. There
are too many trust barons in the
national senate. DO not add Mr..
GugCenheim to the list.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
Vaaes Uhe Wear vA

Il \ .-s.sss.ss.iur ksg zreSs . sssss4Ss .
&x yo-.rS as Es@srss. iiis siia1 zH-ss .
she app lz-aace ard di-f'osi-fen 81 E.-ss
~sa..E- The frEshls-ss. the css-sa- ssse
hriIl. .Ar.se xaai-a L..r the hs.-saa iron
y,cacn xnich : ral.cly haufiies- Tbs
rzrrou i ems : Z q sa.s..aN . f-.ia; echo
- the c.sarm4uG EiaiiieE- lHere are tSo
reasons ior tiis change. IsucTaHee -;
pc9ssrs Fr& vaisaz soHsea aPFsEe'ss-asa
sse shack - sae sgEsem shTes-zh sss
change ghick co7ies vish marriage &aa
nsosharks.od. NanF ueriecs ~ eesl wish
to- unpleasant Fsisic eraiHs and weak
nrsscs which 80 often eSase Sish asar-
rage aua Eugsileri.1asl. Hai understanding
tiai tbs =ssTrl. a-asn + FshbiuZ the ci.saA
q its frcsi .f aad she form u its
lairu.ss.
A. surely ,a general health suffers
when there b. s>~-emsH. oi ahe ke@lta
q The delicase '.aasSs>> asgans. 50 s'.sely
vhsy 7ssS-e o-sa..s .afs>-.siahlishad IL
hsaN 'hefSse S-Ss>>Ms s!sHes.
& rnillian- waHaH t1xe fund hcal,h enj
lanllne-E in - LIZ y u. E-.r-e.. t.-
,lri'1 lIlscrl L Il makes weak oEs-
ou stfang end aic. y.ssnnn wclL iurueai-
eats on lahcl-aauta.us 30 alcohol %
harmfs4i Ia flrmlHg d-ligs. iada
wholly Of a. bel. tive. American. medic
iaal rr.ats r.at f~sir recommended ty
l.aaia1 m .4afitIr- 40 a.l She sew
era srIrf racn iaF Tie cuFe Il
Enrrnu'a mFnfz
Iu.uu a.nl itIrfh1sa tgakrn-
Gown iu flrqreEI haarIug q
children r. fEpcefluf marheT-.
o. uTr-s f-r . ir tIe coming u
D. hV en- aaUf easy and
almnaf 8 u1 uH Iriuf 0Uite
50 god ffrz. rlllu-7 is
can 60 o.. ans cHn4.fian 81 tie
s7 stru- puteai fnt iEnr 3
tonic ana .HH.rr urrf.IIe uI.f
gllH.Ht .rafe system hF
D.. -.laru core ir i..e .raat-
IlfIE t.aU liar IrfHut..
Dr FHr-o u.aH o. caH-i..iai. hr latiar
frrE nf r'rrraH tad-. ir. E. ". IiaFce.
luvahas liardi aHI auIsic.l Ia sitsse,
bl4-4ia, 81 y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
Enough Coal for 400 Years

The Royal Commission Of experts On British
coal -uppiies report. ssflicient coal unnined to
lsst ~ yeerr At ti.s prs~~nt rate Of ccnsump-
tim. - tfst th~re is m peed 10 worry about the
esel aUsrtisn. There ie also Deed to worry
v4sa the appetite 10 pcor the nerves un~trung
slsep ssstless and the bowels es'nssipated. Jus;
- hsttls a Hcsseeter's Stomach Bisters from
SxAR Asaosis4 asA take Acee b-fSvs meals and
- eUAi0s aoA - hOw o1ichly yv'sr ailments
Osn AisaoVsaf. Y~a'li woedef shs ysa ssfer-l
- sae OAsa sAe medisine " cure yon Sae al
OASs vlsAin yvur ssseh II always csr-. peps
sQ.Afe. helehinG. natuleoey. insoenia. ser-
s-O-. csossiVsttcn, dyeSrssia. isAis~stion.
SsaAAs III hilfissss~s. hvsr ssd Kidney ills ~
aaaasia. ss~er spA sSse. Try II to-day
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Governor Charles $. Thomas
charges and proves that eleven cor
poratious have been allowed TO evade
the payment Of the state license tax
amounting tonearlv S2JO,oCO That
money came out oil your pockets and
mine for if not paid by the corpora
tions there were extra taxes fer the
rest of us. Will you vote to keep
in power party whose leaders are
thus subservient to the law eaking
and tax dodeing corporations.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
Cimarron Items
N.ws-Chsmpian Correspondence.
Tues4av. Of J.

Tuesday. OHl5
d. Barlani and family went ia
Denver Sunday
George Rusk il visiting with his
family this week
/ r. j. Ftlpatrick Of Gunnison was
ia timarron Saturday.
Seven cars Of sheep were shipped
out of Clmarron Friday.
Mrs. john Dubel returned 10 her
home in Montrose Saturday
r. J Rearion and wife are visit
ing the family Of John Richards.
Chas llazelhnrst has moved his
family into the Fitzpatrick house.
Engine an with engineer II.
Dobbie Of Salida IA charge is help
ing on Ccrro hill during the stock
rush
Mrs. Dunlap and grandson, Muriel
have rented the Smith house and
have moved their household goods
from River Portal
Miss Kate Larson who has been
employed as cook at the ID 4 r. G.
eating house for some time left for
Denver Thursday
\ verv pleasant dance was given
| by Earl Wells at the section house
Wednesday evening. A good crowd
was present and all had most en-
ioyable time
/ The Sunday school still ilourlshes.
The enrolment was fortv-seven last
Sunday. The singing by the child
ren's choir, presided over by Mrs
Lathrop is greatly enjoyed by all
\ Halloween social will be given
by the ladies Of the Sunday school
Lunch will be served and shadows
sold. A good program will be given
and everyone is cordially invited to
attend
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
c. l.. Llnscott threw their home open
TO thirty young people in honor of
the 18th birthday of their daughter
Grace. Progressive finch was the
game Of the evening. Music and
delicious refreshments ended very
| pleasant evening. Mrs c. Hazel.
hurst ard Mrs L. Lathrop won the
first, a haviland cup and SANGER and
card tray respectively C. McMinn
aud Eva Lathrop tie consolation
prizes. Miss Grace was the recip
iient Of many presents, among them
a beautiful brass and iron bed from
her parents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
N0lNE ~ ViNal ~yJuEvySv

In the matter of the estate of Jemina r
Marsh. deces-~d
Notice i hereby given, that on Monday the
i:Ht day of November 4. u. 1906 being one al
the regular days of the septersber term of the
"uhty curt of 1unnison County in Probate
in the state OF olorn DO T. Nav n smith "a
mini>tratrix - said estate will appear k,rf,,rr
tne Ju1ee OF sai1 Court present my final SIT
tonient as such scministratrix and prar the
approval 4 the same ant will Then a,,,,ly TO be
discharged as such admin iraterx A. v-hirh
time ana place any person in interest may sp-
pear aud present objections to the :, me- = - -
there he. - u ny
Dated 1t 0unniron. Colorado Oct. IL Isx
AdHissst.trix II the estate II jemICs 3 H.r.A
Oc4. - yOv i6 4..-s..'
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
ouTRC III TUnR
4he Paa1ia No~sYay,oE.

Across th. s;Fees fson the
Is-rnocraac ciue IA u~0ses ex-
:suds : TANNER Inscribed. --iA.ro
CRATIC Augi- gi-Passerson EcsssSAriers
t,s.ng snser .slesed tAls mean. ant
..esaacsatlc csuSeutIan ness,gw.r.ss-
"a s-a natlce 10 all that Syssr ana
l.is machine are iar iscnsel. Mr.
Evans chosee far governor.
Vel. We ali expected that irosu
"a. start Ne doabs !; ihere xas
demacras IA The consest.s.a ss.ig
easuch q give >peer credit With be-
ing ANYTHING bui t.v.Hs tad. ID
: well shat they sliD~ the.r coloTs
Whcn ihe people know where Spec
stands there wsh no iongcr be am
reason why he should make bias
~ beinE a demas'raf.
However. b. shosi3 have ihe
grace o. refrain iFasa blazonsHg b.
he world frum the porcn 81 tbe
nomacraiic clab the story IT bis
ap1staey lle might remember thaf
5li cluntrv democrats voted 10 uu-
seat his delegaiina. aud that he can
n8i u-s Senator paiters0n fora stall
ing horse While he arcs shots 10
fhem. Paterson had Bo yose Ia tie
convention tie bad his rieb o.
speak. same as ex-governor Tbomaz
and harley Hughes Bat when .i
came o. seatIng or uH-eatiBQ, ilf
country democrats handled the NJ
ing Pr ~peers anti-iatiersna crg
must boa De- mistaken Ia Il rea
an mt-hlm9eTatic ticket yell
that meaus BucLtfl Gabbert a.
ie camp
Real democrats should make ha-fe
3d. resign ~ members uf the soca D.
"a democratic club An organ
t.0u that favors an clectiou Of s..
mca a. G.hhert and such taols
Burhiel slould not De alloWel O..
carry an Us rolls the name of v
loyal democrat Iaev can fil up rIC
gaps Ia is membership with the dau-
zeus of Masket street. all of whom
Mr. Speer is agreeing 10 vote f1r
lBev Bnchlel Nice assortment ai
supporters Mr. Speor Is bringing
with him. II ought TO cheer the
ministerial heart 10 see the crowd
gather ON election dav herded 5y
the Mayors lieutenants Billy Greeu.
ct al
And after you have done all this
Mr. Speer, the country viii settle tbe
eleciisn Just as they settled your
contest They will ~spew" out
Buchtel. Gabbert and the whole
works. This is Tefurm campaign
The people are in the saddle. You
can perhaps prostitute the Demo
cratic club, but you cannot carry
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
NOTICE ~ YINM SEJyltNY&T

In the matter of the estate of William Russell
decea= =.d.
Notice u hereby given. that on Monday the
nth day - November. A. II. nsH, b. ing , ne of
the regular days 81 the September term of the
'"uh'y "urt of tuunison q uuiy. in Probate.
IN the state OF tolorado, /. Harry Lk-yd admin
l-tfator .ait estate. VIII appear b.farr th,
Judge Of SAID Court, present my final seti i~-
uieut a. ~uch administrator and pray he an
prUyal of the same, and will then apply to b.
ol-charged as such Administrator Al wh,ci,
nhe ana tlHte any pers,n ia Interest may ap-
pear aud present objections to the same. if any
there he 10y
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado Oct 6. 1906
HAkRi LLOYD.
Administrator of the estate of v iIIIam Rnsseg
Oct. II Nov .t.,s.,..-..a
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

The county republicans at then
convention adopted a platform, con-
tanning the following curious sen
tence, I'VE hereby renew our allegi-
ance TO the old forty-live year old re
publican party" That's seven years
behind the tunes. Did the resolu-
tions committee think the party was
born in lS6l?
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

l.. Ii. Easterly tells us that he con
siders the democratic state platform
one of the finest platforms since the
declaration of Independence. 1t is
plenty good enough for an American
to stand on, and though he has be.n
more or less identified with the
socialist party, he intends to vote
with the democrats.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Fellow Democrat, what are YOU
doing to aid in riddiug Colorado of
its present UnAmerican govern
ment What are you doing to wipe
out the stain of a stolen governor
ship and make Peabodism, in al It's
forms walk the plank ; Get out
and hustle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
Elcction Noaec


Cousin oF GrNsI.oS
Pursuant Oh che provisions 90 Sec
tion Iweuiy -one l2I) OF Chapter
Thirty -four .5l n the General
Statutes Of the State ~ Colorado of
1855. entitled Elections. notice is
hereby given that a General Elec-
ton viii be held ia the voting pre-
cincts in the said County Il Gunui-
sou in the state aforesaid, on the
Tuesday succeeding the first Mon
day IN the month Of November, A..
ID. 1906. to-wit. ON the Sixth tGl
dav Of November A. ID 1906
That on said day the following
officers are 20 he elected to-wit:
Two Judges Of the supreme
Court of the State Of Colorado.
One Representative in the Goth
Congress of the United States for the
State at Large
One Representative in the Goth
Congress of the United States
Tor the Second Congressional dis
trict.
One Governor of the State OF
Colorado
One Lieutenant Governor Of the
State OF Colorado.
One Secretary If State
One State Treasurer
One Auditor OF State
One Attorney General.
One Superintendent If Public
instruction.
Two Regents Of the University of
Colorado.
One Representative of the 10th
General Assembly
One District Judge Seventh Judi
eial District
One County Clerk and Recorder
One County Sheriff.
One County Treasurer
One County Assessor
One County Superintendent Of
Schools
One County Surveyor.
One County Coroner
One Comfy Commissioner Third
Commissioner District
TwoJustices of the Peace and
two Constables for each of the fol-
lowing Justice Precincts.
Nos. | and g., ,, 3, "A. l6 and
23l, ;, I, 5, 9, 10, IL, -. Is, IA. u.
Il, Is. 10, 20, q, -, p, %, %, -,
2S and %.
Notice is also hereby given that
at the General Election to be held
ON the Sixth day Of November. A.
ID. 1906, there will be submitted TO
the qualified electors of the State
of Colorado, the question of amend
ing the Constitution of the State: to
amend Section eight (S) OF Article
VII Of said Constitution as follows,
to-wit.
ARTICLE VII.
Entitled, Suffrage and Elec-
tions, Section eight (S). providing
for the Use of Voting Machines at
Elections.
Each Ballot must have printed
on 1T:
For the amendment to Section s
Of Article VII, authorizing the use
of Voting Machines at Election.
Against the amendment to Sec
ton of Article VII. authorizing
the use of Voting Machine. at Elec-
tions"
Which Election will be opened
at seven O'Clock in the morning.
and continue open until seven
O'Clock in the evening OF the same
dAy.
In witness whereof. have here
unto set nv hand and official seal at
Gunnison this 18th dav Of October
\. d. 1906.
% J. + 'ASan.ss; ca..,s c,.r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
The Vesf Cold Hill Mines

II is rumored and expected that
the West Gold Hill property wing
near the town of Tin Cup will be
again operated within few months.
This company, oilicered by Louis
Cavnah of Ohio, president and man
ager, Chas. Gilman. secretary and
Wm. House, of Wheeling. W. Va.
treasurer, worked the property quite
extensively last winter and spring
and took out considerable ore. For
some reason or other it shut down
with a good many bills owing, but
is unqnestionably grst class prop
ertv and will be worked again
The ore is a carbonate of ron,
values being in chloride state. There
are seven claims the ore being 1per-
ed in five different places on the
same contact The vein runs as
wide as l6 feet with low grade val
nes Of eight to ten dcllars. This was
trammed to the mill, a new c,anide
process, very complete with electric
light plant etc. The proposition
now IS To- drive tunnel To under
cut the large contact and opening at
considerable depth several assure
veins which cross the lime. 1nart-
zite and porphyry of West Gold
Hill.
Mr.. T.. A. Hill, the veteran miner
and prospector Of Tin Cup. who
originally owned these seven claims
is now watclman for the companv
and is also doing some work ON his
Alhambra group lying a quarter
mile south This group consists of
one patented claim. two being pat
ented and three unpatented In the
same formation as the West Gold
Hill it includes an extension of
the same contact Mr. Hill believes
he has one of the best properties in
the Tin Cup district.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19

Grand junction Sentinel-lu the
district in which Judge Bailey is a
candidate. which includes Salida and
Canon City, the Republican candi-
date was withdrawn or withdrew
from the Republican ticket. because
Judge Bailey was so popular with
all parties that he knew it would be
impossible to defeat him therefore
he withdrew. This would be q
splendid plan for the Republicans
Of The Seventh judicial district 70
adopt. Judge Stevens ie immense
ly popular throughout the whole Of
the district aud he should be co~-
plimented by the very largest pos-
sible vote for the position Of indee
cf the district. Hi. opponent. Sprieg
Shackleford is a nice eentlemas hsi
he has not the ghoet Of shoe
to win ont against Judge Therpa
SeeveDs
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
,srIclAL PAPER or eUSNIso~ COUNTY

Democrats State and Cou1tY
Ticket
i1r President l9ls
WILLIAM JENNINGS HBN an
For Governor
ALMA ADAMS
Lieutenant Governor
ELIAS NJ. AMMON>
Secretary Of State
HORACE ". HANEN>
State Treasurer
EDWARD f.. DRAClI
Attorney General
WILLIAM B. MORGAN
State Auditor
ANDREW SANDBERG
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tiOn
MISS HCNORA MALLONEN
Regents If State lInivcrsii,
BENJAMIN COBEN
HARRY BRYANT
Congressman at large
SAMUEL B. BELFORD
For Congress. second congressional
district
". W. ROWAN
Justice Of the Supreme Court
GEORGE X HARTENSTEIN
WILLIAM p. SEEDS
Judge Seventh Judicial District
THERON STEVENS
Clerk and Recorder
j. T. BROTHERS
Assessor
P'J. HURLEY
County Commissioner
GEORGE L. MILLER
Coroner
j j. DOYLE
Treasurer
MRS. ANNIE DDWNEl
Sheriff
j Il SPANN
Superintendent Of Schools
MRS. A. NJ. Il. CROOKS
surveyor
j. +. HElNER
Representative
JOHN A. LEHRRI1TER
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
COAL, COAL, COAL.
Parsons a Ferguson.
H. $. kclleher had business in
from Vulcan Wednesday.
Democratic Precinct Committeeman
and VIC Committeeman

l. .iuuuispn. q. =. Myers. MIR P A. Miller
2. Doyieville, ". l.. feurett Mrs " n prosser
8 heNar. \. N. Stevens, Mrs J. X. Berg
T. Crested Butte, J K Trimhe Mr. Belle kelley
>. .tiuunis 1u,L. T. Gavette. MR. I'M Menuurni
.. :. ttuunt-on, j. \ Iesh,, Ms h e. Palmer
!. fitkin, = " Custer, Pearl cNilliams
$. liofhic, q. II. Judd
9 Tin up, Alex Par NJ. Mrs W W. Vol
10 Irwin. Howard towers. Mrs. teo. Owens
~ ohotiiy.t T.. AcAlii-ter, Mis-. Cba- Owens
u la-tieion, u, N. Wallace, Mrs Garry Partch
- Nhite Pine, Mike smith Mrs Jno lemmens
j. Sillsville, :. =. tolvin, Mr.. : Z. Colviu
- Sal iner'I, j I'm Chance, MR. II. : Carprnter
- tre-tei Butte, Luke smith Mrs SUSIE Miller
L. nuwderhoin. W II. Lindsos Mrs. Obj
- Howeviile, rank tomstnck, Ms q. + Willis
w h"wernan, m Rose, Mrs. timer v Hey
n Psrlin, Frank Nader, Mrs. susie Moore
q Crystal. Geo. II. Tays
.a Crested Butte, j. Doyle, Mrs Fen Barnett
- Marble, VI, W. ANDERSON. Mrs ". u. Parry
70 VI esn, II. Bender, Mr.. kiliey Wilt
p Mn idy GrO Rummell
u Somerset, t,eo Eeid
=, norchcSter Alex Malmrreen
~ Allen. W. n. h"bin-on- Mrs. c. A. Adiington
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
TOM O'DONNELL TALKS

The democratic rally last night at
Masonic hall was very largely at
tended, in fact the hall was crowded.
The first speaker was Mr. f. T.
Drach. candidate for state treasurer,
who made an able address. Follow
ing hIm came a mastery Grafton by
I. J. O'Donnell on the vital issues
OF the campaign, which will he re-
ported more at length hext week.
John +. Brothers has eacl, term
gotten a larger majority. That is
because he is absolutely master of
the business Of his Office, thoroughly
trustworthy and treats everybody
alike.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-15
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.
Coed Progress in Black swk Shaft
 Water EcountereG at 545 Feet Below Surface.

Boston.-Our Globe correspondent wired late Saturday:
 Better progress is being made in sinking the Black Hawk shaft, and the 600-foot level should be reached by October.
 'The ore bodies in the 5th level continue to grow. The north cross cut from the east drift has spassed through 21 feet of ore that will aver age per cent copper. The east drift on the 4th level Is also in better ore"
 Globe Gater.)-Water was struck in the Black Hawk shaft of the Ari- zona Commercial at depth of 545 feet. but not enough to interfere with drill Hing and it is not probable that in- stallation of pumps will be required until the shaft gets below 600-foot level. Drifts on both fourth and fifth levels continue to improve, much of the ore assaying to per cent.