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Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-01
PLANNING MEMORIAL
 TO GENERAL WHEELER.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 2S.-The local committee of arrangements having in charge the memorial of General Jo- seph Wheeler has made it's plans to have the memorial March 2G. the day preceding the gathering of the Blue and the Gray.
 A committee has been named to go to Washington to invite President Roosevelt to be present and make an address on the occasion.
 Formal invitations also will be ex- tended to Corporal" Tanner. com manding the Grand Army of the Re public, and General Stephen D. Lee, of the United ConfedeT- ate Veterans, to be present and speak.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-01
CITY COUNCIL
 MEETS Instruct City Marshal To Stop Blocking of
 Streets SEWER SYSTEM MAPS Grant Petition Of Property Owners To Pave Re.
 view Ave
SEWER SYSTEM MAPS

NO lOHSSf Will Lne streets or Bis
 bee be congested and blocked any
 more than is absolutely necessary if City Marshal Snodgrass carries out in- structiOns that were given him at special meeting of the City Council yesterday.
 SnodgTass is asked to enforce an
 ordinance, which provides that no per son or persons are allowed to leave rigs of any kind on Main street and Brewery Gulch within certain limits Complaints have come to members Of the Council tbat much annoyance is caused by wagons allowed to stand
 either with or without horses hitched
 to them. In many places they are allowed to stand for days. The matter was discussed at some length by the members of the Coun- cil, who all agreed that the nuisance should be abatcd. On a motion by Alderman Hogan. seconded by Alder | man Morris, City Clerk Hicks was
 notified to instruct City Marshal SnCd- grass that he must enforce the Urdi- nance.
 One of the complaints came to the
 
 cry Gulch, where it is stated wagons
 are allowed to stand for indefinite pc | riods. Another was from the vicinity
 of the Episcopal church, but this can
 not be covered by the ordinance. More Paving. Jake Schmid presented a petition
 to the Council, asking permission to pave Review avenue. from it's inter
 section with Brewery Gulch 10 the
 subway. It was granted. After City | Engineer Jorgenson makes a survey ! bids will be asked for.
 Schmid's petition had the sigma
 lures of all the property owners on Review avenue with the exception of one. It is intended 10 lower the I srs@e about two feet. so as to carry sli tho flood water. The city will pay | UTC-ffth of the expense, and the prop erty owners the rest.
 Other Matters. City Engineer Jorgenson presented ! 10 the Council twenty maps, showing l the location of the mains and laterals 5or the proposed sewer system. for ! which an election will be held March 20. The maps are in duplicate. OI.e set will be placed in the fire house, | where all interested may see shem.
 The others will probably be placed in 1 those parts of the city to which they apply, where they can be conveniently | seen.
 George Toles complained that pathway used for the past ten years near the Opera House was being fenced up by Dan Walsh. After dis
 cussing the matter in all its phases | it was turned over to the street com mittee.
 Robert Tate and William Truax l were granted permission to tear down l the buildings in the rear of the Vel | lowstone saloon on Main street. move them across the subway, and build corrugated-iron addition. which Truax will use as a restaurant. The papers in the Hargrove dam | age suit against the city were turned over to City Attorney Merritt by
 Mayor Taylor, with instructions to act
 Orders were issued that the parties | throwing pictures on a large canvass on Main street must stop because
 the crowds that gather have blocked | the streets.
 The street committee was asked | to make repairs to the steps that | lead from Review avenue to the Py- | thian building.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-01
Speaks for niOn.

c. A. Berry, of the Spray shaft. was the next speaker and he urged very strongly the formation of a union on the grounds that the men of Bisbee were free. and that simply because troops could be brought in the men of this district should not be towards. He sarcastically referred to MT. Wal ter Douglass permission having been obtained by the men to attend the meeting. and asked how long it had been customary for American citizens to crawl on their bellies for permis- sion to do anything of the sort. MT. Berry is an ardent Socialist, and his arguments in the main were those of the Socialist.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-01
Kelly Against.

P. NJ. Kelly stated that although he had belonged to the Butte tMon- tana) Miners union before the West ern Federation of Miners was ever thought of, and had known. and still knew intimately. the leaders in the movement. he did not believe that MT. Mover, the present head of the Federation, was fully aware of the conditions that existed in BIsbee, or he would not have sent men into the was organized was well known to be to elevate the condition of the min CTS, but very soon after its oreaniza- tion ii fell wholly into the control of the Anaconda Mining company, and all the Anaconda Mining company had to do was to tell the leaders of the union who their candidate was in city and county elections and the union always elected that candidate. MT Kelly felt that as soon as the Amalgamated got control Of things entirely in Butte the labor unions would no longer be the organization it was originally intended to be.
 The w. F. NJ. has simply been the tool of the mining companits in Mor- atna, and have been played for suck CTS right through. Having lived in Butte. Cripple Creek and Bisbee, I must say that life in Bisbee has been in every way more satisfactory than in either of the other camps. Life here has been more settled, and the conditions, to my mind. in Bis bee, are just right"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-01
UNION QUESTION
 IS NOT YET DECIDED

the worst governed states in the mining companies, and I say that here. in this very camp. men are far ing far better a great deal on an av- craze than in any other camp have ever been in. In no. other camp in which I have lived have conditions been as staid and settled as in Bisbee. and here l have bought home. and here I want to live" Loud cheers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Purchase Mines

\ deal was closed the first of the
week at PIthin in which the Balznra-
Bass'ck company became possessors
OF the Mntuals, group of 1--WE
claims formerly owned by Messers
Gardner. and the Chrysolite group
II I've claims which were owned by
J. H. Robinson Of Pueblo. This il
q valuable acquisition TO the com
panys holdings, as it gives them
ground mile long and nearly the
same width, running from the Sac
ramento side lines ON the east down
the hill, across the valley aud up the
other side. ON the Mutual group a
tunnel was run 600 feet by the Iris
company a. an expense Of $1,000.
\ large ore shoot was followed for
almost the entire distance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
In Mcmoriam OF Edwin Miller

Inscribed in deepest sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
Speak not he is consocrated
Breathe no breath across his eyes
Lifted up and separated
On the heart of tod he lies
In sweetness beyond touching
Like two birdlings nestled close
In the shelter ot leaiy nest
Two curly heads on loving breasts repuse
Aud know no fear in that security aud rest.
An angel veiled in the shsdows gold
Calls softly in that happy dreaming
10! the baby fees to the white wings fold
or the sorrow behind him little dreaming.
With new iledged wings he seeks Gods
Portal
Ere the world brings praise or blame,
The baby lips quati OF the spring immor-
And reck not OF fleeting care and fame.
Tho with sorro~ing hearts you clasp
each other
Over the bier Of your baby boy
From the rifled nest father-Mother-
Your nsetling has flown to highest JOY.
*. GsORNAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Mining News

Sevcrence T. Silversmith Of Gold
field, Mass interested in the new
mining company, who will operate
the Nulrdu mines was at Vulcan
last week. lie - well pleased with
the mines aud the camp throughout.
j. T. Bennett Of the Elk Mining
company with Mr.. Bowles of Chic
ago secretary and other members Of
the company came in from Gothic,
spent one day here and went on to
Denver to purchase machinery. They
report plenty of ore responding TO
the mines development.
r. c. Heavwood. and wife of
San Francisco, Cal, visited Gunni-
son last week. With Henry Crary
he drove over to the Midland mines
of which he is heavy owner, on an
inspection trip. Mr.. Haywood
thinks one reduction plant would
handle the outputs of ores from both
the Midland and Continental.
A big strike was made in the Ak
ron last week. In drifting north on
the 40 foot level along the tunnel =
large body Of galena ore was cut
The whole face Of the drift 10 in ore
and onl y one wall in sight. Peter
Sivinson Of st. Joe, No came in Fri
day and let contract TO sink 80
feet on his properly north Of the Ak
ron mine.
Dan G. Tobin was in from Nul-
can this week and states the new
consolidated company covering all
interests in the noted Goode- -Hope-
Vulcan mines has transformed the
hitherto existing friction with har-
mcny. Every interest now having
Joined hands will circle TO the
right and take down the fine mill
ing ore and financial success is
in sight in these meritorious proper
ties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
.rWrNTY YEARS 1

S+$
The trial Of Alfred rsctG - be-
ing held in this county a. nnge
of venue from hlnsdaIs - n
was cAsresd t~sls2 lnPs Pssvis.s
with killing I've s,es ~ 7SatiaeGnuis
bod'e~. The Jury stser being %
two and half hours rrturned a ves-
dict Of voluntary masslaughter aad
he was sentenced TO the penitentiary
for forty years.
II. p. Ferguson, the dairymss,
moved to the llaverly ranch
Al Cunningham had three sisters
and aunt visiting him on Ohio creek
Robert Carr leased the Dawson
House.
\ large number Of camping par
ties were at Wagnita Hot springs
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Alnont.
News Champion Correspondence.

news hampton correspondence.
Wednesday, Aug. s
f. h Eells is camped on TAYLOR
river rear lshams ranch doing an
nual assessment work ON his claims
in the lime belt
This last week, 10000 future ten
Founders were put in Almont trout
waters By Supt Land of the Gunni-
son fish hatchery. They were rain
bow.
II. :. Sdckett Of the forest reserve
and direct from Washington, ID. c.
has been in this vicinity examining
the timber with view to finding a
market for it.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Snodgrass
have gone up to Cement creek for
the summer. They are camped Just
on the edge of the reserve. Mr..
Snodgrass being ranger in charge Of
this portion.
Willis Bourdette stopped here
Monday on hie return from inspect
ing to Italian mountain and Dorch-
ester mines. lie tells us that Chas.
Hubbard could ship ten car loads q
day from the X-l0-U-S and Star
mines and keep it up.
Among arrivals 1t Almont this
week came H. X. Waldo, II. b. Stack
der, F. +. Thomas, d. l.. Robinson,
d. ID. Garrett, Kent J.. Elded, F. n.
Carrier, +. A. Bradbury. Z. X.
Mum and A. J. Davis of Canon
City; Oliver J Tong and wife Of st.
Paul; Mrs. l.. NJ. Kellogg and daugh-
ter, j. +. Binnie, Kansas City; c. S.
Wineate. and George r. Clark of
Hartshorn, |. T.; T. H. Sanderson,
and Miss Seaton of Hotchkiiss: II. S.
Wetherill. Denver; George b. Nj
block and John Harvey Jr. and fam
lies of Leadville; f. J. Sampliner,
B. +. Anderson, f. II. Lore. II. W.
Endner, W. r. kruetzer, L. NJ. Col
Inns. wife children, Mrs. NJ. p. Bates,
of Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Tel1v j. - Wa Cssnnison

Teddy Roosevelt is expected short
~ to a;'end a month camping and
fishing along the Gunnison About
August eOth Lieut. Emory S Land
L. s. n, is coming to spend a vaca-
ton furlough with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. +. Land and with him,
if present calculations do not e
amiss, will come Teddy Jr., eldest
son Of our president and Geo. Roose-
welt a cousin, both Of them freshmen
at Harvard. Lieut.. Land was re-
Gently entertained at Oyster Bay,
where arrangements were made for
the outing, says a dispatch to a
Denver paper Here's hoping they
Will each catch ten pound prize
rainbow
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

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believed to continue to the deeps ia
an unbroken stretch. The consol-
idation Of these mines by outright
purchase solves this hitherto
but vexatious mining pro
blem and its present owners have
assured financial success in sight I
and everything now points that |
the little camp Of gold will again |
soon be passing around dividend /
checks The properties were pur-
chased from John A. Heimbaugh, ,
owner OF the companionable Fanny
Rawlings gold mines at Leadville /
and well known Colorado Springs
hotel owner. DR. L,aie Weiss anl /
brothers of Del Norte, Colo and Mr.. !
the San Luis valley bank
or at Monte Vista. Nr. Dan c. Tobie
of LssdvilIs ssd Vslcaa, manager Of
the Continential Gold mines wksse
energies have done % much
for the mining industry Of the Gun
nison country is also interested in
the deal and did much Of the work to
make the consolidation and interest
the new owners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
NWWVG PROSPECTS
ARE LOOKING BgTTER
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iitable record Of these properties has
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and their ores are a curiosity, being
unlike any mines in the world out
side Germany, containing such rare !
minerals as telluride Of copper, ,tellu-
ride of gold, rickerdite and other
minerals upon winch special bulle-
tins have been issued bv men oi
scieRae. The mines waters are
10 strong OF acids that they cannot be
Sosd for msking stesn- Tie wstls
columns are lined with California rose
wood. A continuous body of vel
low native sui lphur is developed in
the Vulcan mine carrying - per
cent sui phur associated with 50 gold
values. Ii is contemplated to use
this sui phur for the manufacture OF
blasting powder and these ores may
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Rsuk 0easoa kesiens

The following resignation Was
handed to the County High School
board and accepted:
Gannison, Colo. Aug. 6,
The Gunnison County High School
Committee. l hereby resign the
position of superintendent Of your
school for this school year because l
do not find the school conditions
suited to my wishes and because l
wish to continue in business.
John Deason.
Prof. Deason has an interest in an
assay office in Ouray, and wishes to
devote his entire time to the bust
ness. The vacancy has not been FILL
ed vet, but the board has several
applications from excellent instruct
ors and will appoint some one the
first Of the week. Prof. Deason re-
tuaned to Ouray "Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Aasriai

Married: On Monday, Augsss 9th
at the home OF Thomas 0ornan,
Albert Zweizel of the Black Diasaond
coal mine At Baldwin and Mn. j.
Ferns Of Victor, Colo. The cere-
mony was performed by Cosnty
Judge Hetherington at ) P n.
Mr.. and Mr.. German stood up
with the happy couple, and the
guests present were Mr. and Ars. X.
N. Cooper and Mrs Quinn. After
the ceremony a delicious lpper was
served. The News-Chamr IN wishes
them a long and happy Welded life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Information Wanted

Jacks Cabin, Colo, Aug. >.
\ voung man by the name Of ]
A Eggleston, about ) feet : inch
in height. dark complicated. brow
eyes, dark hair and quite bald, !:
wears Of age, weight 40 pound
Left the ranch IF W. \. Willis
Jack : Cabin Saturday evening
eight O'Clock and hasn't been sc
or heard Of since. He had On a p.
Of overalls, dark coat and a bro
hat Any information leading
his whereabouts will be thankfu
received. ". A. Willie
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Special Tram.

San Juan excursion to salt Lake
City will leave Montrose SIS p
m. on August l6. Round rip SI4-
30. Good for return up August
3lst. Standard sleepers rom Mont
rose to Salt Lake S2jH Tourist
sleeper Montro.e to Salt Ike SIPS.
Any further information Al b OBJ
tained froa d. L. r. G. goat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

The trimmings alone on tha
splendid harness at Martins Har
ness shop cost 500. Best of work
manship, strictly hand made. 1t |
gong absolutely free. Call and Sc
the gift to patrons and learn III
particulars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

Supper for the benefit Of the
Catholic church will be served
Saturday afternoon, Aug 18th, in
the John Reece building. The
ladies viii commence serving At 4
o o'clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons * Ferguson.
Bring your School ChilAren

To the LaNeta hotel Monday and
Tuesday, August l3 and Ia, DIR. X
c. Sapero, the well known eve, ear
nose and throat specialist of Denver
will examine their eyes and your,
free. Call early.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

FOR SALE-The Eliza Thomas
property. House and two lots. Two
blocks from bank. Electric lights
and water in house. Price
500. Applv on premises or to
HENRY =. LAKE & DON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Lost

Friday, July p. on the road be
tween Gunnison aud lola, a new
wagon cover. \ liberal reward
will be paid for return Of same.
+. a. McGrepor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
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lunch, consisting of the fish, done q
a tnrn, bread and butter. coffee,
potato salad, pickles and fruit was
served 10 everyone by Miss Burnett,
assisted by Mesdames Purrier. Bar
nett, Ferguson, Young, Van AIKEN,
Meyer, and Black stock The after
noon was spent in regular picnic
fashion and passed only too quickly
Saturday night msst Of the teachers
either attended the dance at the La
Neta or went on hay ride to Al
mont
Monday at the institute the round
table talk was composed Of ques-
ton box, each teacher putting IN a
question IN response to roll call
The questions We're answered by the
instructors, aud lead to many inter.
esting discussions Monday night
Prof Ernssti, the drawing teacher
gave an entertainment al the Wood
man hall, discourSiug ON the subject
Of Art and illustrating thorough
out with drawings by himself
Among other pictures he drew one
Of the Methodist church. Mrs. Er-
nestl drew a picture entitled Sun
set in Colorado which met with
much applause Miss Caroline
Walters played on the piano through.
out the lecture Prot Ernesti CAV,
away the pictures which he drew
during the evening. Tuesday the
question Of simpliGei spelling wa,
brought up and an effort is being
made to ct the institute 10 adopt
the phonetic way # spelling thrc,
hundred words. Miss Barnes, the
primary instructor, gave demon
stratIon II how 10 receive children
on tine first day Of school, using six
little children Tuesday evening
DIR Huey, friend Of DR. Chambers
gave a learned lecture on The Psy
chology Of reading" Wednesda,
Prof. DE Long of the State Cniver
sity addressed the institute. Prof
George ID. Hess and wife Of La Junts
gave very pleasant entertainment
at the Presbyterian church. Mrs
Hess opened the evening with a
well rendered solo, and responded
TO hearty encore. The address %
the evening was by Prof Hess VIII,
choose for his subject Saving
against Reforming" Much merri
nent And rpplause was noticed
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

Take look at the bargain coun-
ter in Clarence Adams Furniture
and Queeosware store and sc II
thew is not something yo~ need.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Cash Paint Store
For Sale.

Ranch Of l31 acres located in tn
famous East river valley For price
aud particulars inquire of f. b.
Rider, Jacks Cabin. or address L.
q. box $50, Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

FoUSB-A neck chain. Friday by
+. l.. Miller Owner NAV have
snme by proving p.rperty and pay
ing for this notice
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

Jap-a-Lac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner lumter Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Council Proceedings

Monday night the town council
held their regular meeting, al menu
bers present except Trustee Boyles.
The bond for liquor license If Hards
and German accepted. Report of
police magistrate read and appprov-
ed. Report of treasurer read and
referred to finance committee. Re-
port Of health officer read and ap-
proved. Besides the regular bills
for salarys, the following bills were
allowed.
Gusts Osborne $3.50
Gunnison Hardware Co. e1.65
ii. MaueF ~
A. W. Lindsey, extra police $500
s. s. Duree $3.50
Gunnison Republican e5 80
Richard Bryan 600
Rocky Mt. Bank Note Co $1,000
NJ A. Pennington e12O
George W. Eastman
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
0l locals

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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

Ladies wrappers 80 and IS cents.
S~mpliners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Wanted.

A dish washer at the ROYAL Cafe.