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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09

Monday, Nov 8
Elmer Wiley and James Leahy
have been nominated justices Of the
peace for this precinct
George Gennings made a fine
strike few days ago Of blue cop
per quartz on the Convent Girl for
himself and company.
Dudley Rollo has returned To
camp after a somewhat prolonged
absence. Mr.. Rollo is going to work
for the Abe Lincoln camp.
Mr.. Regan OF the Eldorado has re
turned to camp from Denver and
put on a new force of men. MIR.
Rednor is about To resume work
again on his Box Canon claims and
intends to work a large force Of men
all winter
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
WATER Plant
Alses Msch Rasu.ia;as O.ai
Is Anaao.d b. VhiA
Csunaisoa Tossu Pw-
h.ses GSA I'D
Power Hasa
Tor $35.Ml

At The regular monthly n,ss.,.ax
Monday night our town counc,l has-
gained with the Gsaal.sn Gas 4
Mater Company 10 buy its wslss
plant including all bslldinss and
town io,s ow aed by the company for
va. .'sp IA bonds at par II having
teen pronounced Illegal 10 is-se
bonds for the hcLd plant this wss
included IA the deal by SPECIAL
Agreement at nominal charge of
one dollar Papers are not signed
~ yet, but this Is the outcome of
negotiations aud seems to meet ap-
provzl ct the majority Of Gannison
people, cons,dering the sitsst,on
Engineer Hubhart 10 drawing
plans Tor contemplated imi rovements
in machinery, extension Of water
mains aud electric hight wires. With
these improvements. Kept within
reasonable bounds Gunnison will
have a municipal light and water
plant that will sepIlv oil its needs
ior years
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
WIN GRAZING FIGHT
Uoited States Co,rt Decides
hat no Tax o. License
caa be Levied BY
4 Department
lhsngr Times. October -

aNOSr iih'-- ocipsef 81
The brilliant and determined fight
cuo>e.cted by Senators Patterson and
TsDIer ON behalf of the live stock
isessests Of the Rocky monntain
stGne< and against the exercise of
ssoOcrat,c power by agricultural de-
paesnent st Washington in compel
lisk ths great live stock interests Of
~ Xssa % pay fee 10 the national
1UAmo0sat Tor the privilege of
prssisg live stock in forest reserves.
has been in part sustained by the
hrst decision Of the federal court
rendered ON this question
About two wears ago the live stock
interests OF Colorado and the other
" Western states were startled by the
annoaDcsment that thereafter no
owner Of cattle, sheep, horses or other
live stock could pasture their herds
or ticks in a forest reserve without
first securing permit to do so from
the secretary OF the interior. They
were also notified that in addition
to tho permit they would be compel
led 10 pay such grazing fees as the
secretary might SEE fit To impose
The live stock interests immediate
ly appealed to Senators Patterson
and Teller After am examination
oi the law the two Colorado senators
were convinced that the secretary
had no authority To- exact such thin gs
from the stock growers, and Senator
Patterson prepared an argument and
delivered IT to the president, in
winch he insisted that TO exact fees
Tor the grating of live stock was al
together in excess Of the power con-
ferred by the forest reserve law aud
unconstitutional and void
That the forestry bureau and the
legal advisors Of the secretary Of
agriculture realized that there was
no authority of law to impose tax
Tor grazing purposes on forest re-
serves anc that the opinion Of the
Attorney general was INSPIRED ha.
heea repeatedly disclosed by numer-
Gus attempts on the part of the de-
partment officials TO secure the in
sertion in appropriation bills while
lending before the senate and in
Inference OF provision authorizing
the imposition of such tax The
attempts have always been made
secretly, usually being attached as
Joker 10 the end Of some needed
legislative provision not calculated
% attract attention or provoke dis
cussion. But each time the scrutin-
Eng and ever watchful eyes of Sen
ator Patterson detected the Joker
and II was stricken out.
But relief has at last come 10 the
I've stock interests in the form of
decision from tho United States dis
t-ict court of the Eastern district Of
N ssh,nCton- In the summer Of
Dos Walter Mathews entered the
Mount Renier forest reserve in the
>tate Of Washington with a large
lock Of sheep without first securing
q permit from the forestry bureau
Accordingly the United States dis
trIct attorney, acting under order.
rom the attorney general, secured
hls Indictment for violation Of the
followin cregulations adopted under
Continued on Second Page
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
TWENTY YEARS Ago. =
Sh"sid aitls a-quainranoc De forgot,
4ad nersr brought to p,inr

A 40 ton smelter was being erect
ed at Buena Vista.
Black leg was reported among the
cattle at Doyle,ilIe
The Review Press became a tri-
weekly instead of a daily.
Hinton and Scot; struck il rich"
in the Morning Glim mine at White
Pine.
f. j. Bowers and Perry Sammons
killed four young lions on Dry Pow
derhorn.
Robert II. Wilson and Miss Mary
r. Watkins were married at the
home of John r. Millspaugh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
For Sale

Residence of six rooms, on II lots
House has city water, electric lights,
bath, good cellar. dobev chicken
house. and other good out buildings
Also full blood jersey and half
blood Jersey nilch COW Will give
some one an exceptionally good deal
on this property See me for parti-
culsrs. F. K. Cheney.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
Wes.em Slope Sunday
School Convention

The second Annual Sunday School
Convention Of the Western Slope
will be held nj Delta ON Nov. l3, Ia.
and -, beginning Tuesday afternoon
and closing Thursday evening.
Some oi the best known workers
81 the state are 10 he present and de
liver addresses. including Rev J. &.
Carman, the State Superintendent
; IL. Atwater, successful business
man Of Canon City. for eight yeors
president Of the State Association;
Rev. Joel Harper, formerly If Mont
rose, the new Field Worker; Mrs. j.
A. Walker, SaperiHtsssisat d Eleo-
entsry lAspastasaean3 Fad. -AA
Eickhorn, Superintendent of the
Men 5 Department The last named
Is a musician Of international fame
as a composer and singer who will
have charge of the music. A special
rate OF one fare for the round trip
will be granted by the railroad Del
egates will he entertained at Delta
on the Howard plan, lodging and
breakfast being provided Other
meals under the supervision of the
entertainment committee will be
served at a nominal price
Every indication points to a large
attendance aud successful conven-
ton.
PEEcIyAL NJ. Woop
Chairman Of Press Committee
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
SUGGESTIVE PROGRAM
Annual Convention. Gunnison County School Asso
Friday and Ssturda v. Novenbe, 1917. 1909


sasi Prsise and Prayer. Lesder-J. Hem
7as Quotations; Great Mems Opinions school
.su Address The Most Popular Book Rev
s:f' Adiress World Conquerins Idea d. Csrusa.
10 Praise and Prsser-Leader Rev
JI5 Paper: Caty from the Publie
Srhooi.-A. q Ho.l.
osJ afir School improvements Consider
.JoelH
II l.1 aue-tion Cont-rencs-Leade der - {. Carnau
isib Praise sud -Leaie Rev
2sn Re from u x
2-i' Election and Installation of OIicsr..
2ssl Addres: ''Christ- Example a
Paper Of Graale Roll
Derartment-Mrs jos
aIa ADDRESS Of the Souls ] 4
Closing
Music duriur ton-.u
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09

\ short time ago a lady lost a
bundle containing some expensive
silk. She advertised in the News
Champion AT cost of 20 cents and
the next day young man brought
tbs bundle 10 this Office whcre it
was quickly delivered.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone No. Ga.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
Pure Apple Cider

Joe = gallon. #.
Dutemyre a Rockefeller.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
Bring your hides and calf skins
to J. d. Miller 4 Bro. Gunnison, and
receive the highest market price.
Cash Paint Store

First corner south OF Hardware on
Main St. Cut prices for cash. Also
furnished rooms, lodging and stable
to rent.
THEODORE l.. SCHMIDT.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
Househoh Goods for Sale

All my household goods for sale
at once at nv home A. d. SMITH.
FoR SALE-A few fine pigs.
THEoDoRE DAVIS
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
Apple

Write TO J. W Work, Canon CITY
for prices On winter apples.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
Bowonan

News-Champtos Correspondence.
Monday, Nov 8
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09

For Rent-Store room formerly
occupied by Buckley Il Thompson.
Several dwellings
For Sale.-A number of show
cases, scales and tables
HI. F. LAKE. Gunniscn. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09

Remember you save the price of
four tons Of coal when buving a
Charter Oak steel range. They are
good as the best. better than some
of the rest. $500 sat up in your
house
W. BURNETT.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-11-09
BUSINESS LOCALS

Want ads and announcements under this head
cents lise.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
MOREhCI TROOPERS GO
 FOR A CAMPING TRIP
Left On Wednesday For a Ten Days Trip To Black
 River.

Mid sound of trumpet but not beat of drum, about twenty members of the Second Cavalry troop under the com mand of Lieut.. Van Gorder left Mo renci last "Wednesday for the Black River for ten days camping trip and rci1t Anlarch Capt Tuthill was un- able to leave with the troop, but will join them today and relieve Luiet Van Gorder, who will return the early part of the week in Company with Sergt Crauford.
 The pack train in charge of Corp. Thompson left in the morning and the main body left towards evening, going out by the way of Eagle Creek. They made fine appearance as they start cd and woe be unto the outlaws. h. dians or anything else who attempt to stop them on the way. Aside from the troopers MT. Charles L. Dean, of St. Louis. the father of Duncan Dean, was in the party.
 The boys have long looked forward 10 this outing with great pleasure, and the tales they will have to tell on their return will indeed be heart-rending and hair-raising in the extreme They are expected back the last of this week. and several of those who are left behind are planning to meet them on their return
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
GEORGIA SETS PACE
 IN sOUTH'S PROGRESS
Mills, Railroads and Skyscrap- CTS the Visible Signs of
 New Industry.

COLUMBUS, Ga. Nov. 13.-En- couraged by favorable labor cOndi- tions, great influx of outside capital, and almost unlimited natural re- sources, the industrial development now being wrought in the Southern states, is nothing short of wonderful.
 In every part of Georgia can this increased activity be noticed. Colum- bus. where the falls of the Chattahoo chee river furnish over 100000 horse power, is one of the most striking ex. amples of the South's industrial growth. Within the past year it has increased over 5000 in population. There have been new industries form ed and old ones merged with larger capital, involving a total new invest ment of nearly s5,000,000. Colum- bus, while formerly only cotton cen ter. is now surrounded by prosperous foundries, sugar cane mills, paper mills, and ether large plants of every description. And there is room for many rcre.
 With the increase in the number of factories has come a tremendous Eali- road development to take care of the shipping. Instead of being in a rail road pocket, with it's manufacturers at the mercy of one railroad, Colum- bus has become the center of rail- road boom with new lines going out in every direction. Three new roads to different gulf ports are now ia course of construction. With a navi- gable waterway from Columbus to the gulf, the railroads must enter into competition with an all-water route to the central and western states.
 Savannah. Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Columbus are jumping from cities with less than 100000 population to much larger figures. Where former ly one large office building was point ed out, there are now numbers Of sky scrapers completed and others going up. All over the state water power companies are being organized to har- ness the power of the rivers, new elec- tric light and gas companies are be- ing formed, street car lines are being built, new railroads chartered and old ones extended. Factories can be seen going up in every village and hamlet, while public school buildings, agricul- tural colleges, and technical schools are being erected to educate the chill dren of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
KID M'(LUNG IN
 IDS ANGELES RING
A Bisbee Sport Holds His Own in a Bout With a Los
 Angeles Boxer

We take the following from the Los Angeles Express, which telis oi the appearance of Kid McCiung, wei known in Bisbee. in that city;
 Mister McClung was the Whoie thing at the boxing carnival iasl nlght in the Pacific pavilion.
 MT. McClung is new to the town.
 He went into Manager Mcearey office two weeks ago and asked to pc put on in one of the preliminaries
 sIf you'se put me on dere1l be some 6ghtin': I don't care who de guy IS II YOU just give me 8 chance at him
 McCarey said he would take the matter under consideration. He met McCIung on the street few days later.
 ssWellv said Mister McCluns, whats de decish in my easel"
 well" said McCarey. T guess FE put you on with Jack Brown.
 I'm your man."
 And so MT McClung was put on for a bout with the hardhitting Brown.
 Before the battle Mister McCluns was dubbed almost any old thing Kid" McClung. John McClung and Mac" but after he once got in action he thereafter was known only as Mis- tor McClung
 MT. McClung entered the ring full of confidence. He assumed a crouch- ing position somewhat after the style of Jeffries, only different, and left Himself open to Browns left swings.
 But Mister McClung soon opened up himself, and such a ca2nonading Jach Brown never received in the ring. It is true that Brown knocked out one or Mister McClung's teeth, which he spat o,,r and kicked from the platform, but aside from this blow in the mouth everything was Mister McClung-
 He had uppercuts. side swings, body punches and all of the hard ones that go to "tire" the opponent. In the clincbes he was terror. He would gel his head down so as to be able 10 use both hands and then would shower a rapid succession of sledge-hammer blows to Browns stomach and heart. He had Brown so that he was afra1o to let go in the clincl4s. for invariably at the break Mistf McClung would get in one of his uppercuts that would rack Jack from his head to his feet
 The last round was wrestling match. for Brown would not break, and the gong sounded with both men together.
 Mister McClung has little science but he has bulldog tenacity and was not .o he subdred.
 Browns seconds. against all rules of the ring. tried 70 tantaiize the mighty Mister McClung. but this only egged him on, and 1t is probable that he would have let Brown off easier if it had not been for these taunts.
 And the referee called the bout a draw.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
\ FORECAST OF
 THE COMING WEEK
Important Events Which Will Occur in Various Parts of
 the Country.

Secretary Rect will make a tour cf lnc west this week. and will be one 9f the notable speakers at the seven teenth annual session of the Trans, Mississippi Commercial Congress, which ccnvenes in the convention hall in Kansas City on Tuesday, Other ia nous speakers who are to make for nal addresses include Secretary Shaw, William J Bryan and numer- GUS United States senators. repre- sentatives, governors and mayors of large cities
 President Roosevelt will conclude his Panama investigations and will sail for home next week. He will stop over at San Juan, Porto Rico, about twenty-four hours, where he will be the guest of Governor Winthrop. The president will make as thorough in quiry into Porto Rican affairs as is possible in the limited time at his disposal.
 The convention which will formu- late a constitution for the new state of Oklahoma will meet in Guthrie next Tuesday. The body consists of 112 delegates, 55 from Oklahoma, 55 from Indian territory and two from
 
 by popular vote on November 6. The democrats have large majority in the convention. The members will receive s4 day for sixty days and are ey- pected to finish their work in that time. The constitution will then be submitted to the people of the two territories and immediately after it's acceptance the president will issue a proclamation declaring Oklahoma 2 state.
 The Anti-SaIoon League of Ameri- ca will hold it's annual ccavention in St. Louis. beginning Mon1ay Gov. ernor Hanley of Indiana. Governor Folk of Missouri, Ben B. Linsday, the kids jedge," Of Denver, and other ia nous men will address the delegates.
 The Alabama division of the Con- federate Veterans will hold it's an nual convention at Mobile Tuesday.
 Tke eighth annual session cf the Southern States Association of Com missioners of Agriculture will open in Jacksonville, Fla, Monday.
 4 Dry Farming congress will be held in Denver. beginning Thursday. at which addresses will be delivered by many prominent men of the Rocky mountain district.
 The national Horse Show will be held in Madison Square Garden, New York, during the coming week.
 The winter meeting of the Crescent City Jockey club at New Orleans will be opened next Saturday with the $1,500 inaugural handicap. The Eeet will run to December 8
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
DISTRICT COURT RECONvENED
 TO-DAY
After Adjournment of a Week,
 Court Opens for Business Sheriff Hunt Only Able to Re- turn 2o Cut of a Venire of 90

TOMBSTONE. Nov. 19.-The Dis trict Court recenyened this morning after an adjournment for week, dur ing which time Judge Doan was in at tendance to the Supreme Court. which was in session at Phoenix.
 The return of Sheriff Hunt or the regular drawn venire Of trial jurors shows that he was only able to md ZJ Of The 50 names that were drawn. Those who were summoned were as follows s. E. varney. John +. White. Wm. J. Reav. Ed Quillan, James Lee. c. R. Temple. Geo. ]. Nc Caba. E F. Jones, Frank ". Little john. Emil Marks NJ. K. Sipe, Fred W. Power. w. W. Welcome. J. B. Nor ris. Eugene Robert E. 4. Non Arniil' Samuel Staunton J F Kinney C. ', Ritter. M. NJ MedigovicA. W A. VII lis VI D. Ksrsey.
 The following of that number were excused: J.F White. c. J. McCabe, NJ K Sine. NJ. M Medigoyich,
 special venire of T was ordered made refurnable this afternoon at Z o'clock. and another of 30 to be return ed s>n Tuesday a o'clock.
 The 3r2umGDt OA ti' itASN- new trial in the case of James huloi- SIT ys Jessie Rulofson was contin- nerd untr Friday to give the plaintiff time to present affidavits to onset some twenty odd that were filed Tn court this morning by the attorneys for the defense. Messrs. Bennett & Williams.
 The case of Perley vs. Muheim. TOT recevs cry of stock of the Cochise Mn ing Ccnyany. was continued over un- tjl later owing to the absence of the 9ttcrne-s for ehe defense and some or their w;tnesses-
 The first case called this afternoon was that of the Territory ys. James ChrieJianson.
 The following is the names of those returned on the special venire for this afternoon: T. F Carr, s. $. k1rkpat rick Harry Hughes E. K. Springer, Oscar K. Coil. w F Cox. l.. C. Wli- bur Jack O'Brien. H. NJ. Gee, Geo. Black W. F. Walsh A. D. Brewster, ,. F Johnson. Jas. McHugh. Geo. Mar rja Thes. R. York. Sam Gallen. Steve Henkle. T. NJ English, Frank Briggs' Peter B,:.e.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
A billiard tournament for the IS

A billiard tournament for the 1S.2 hslk line championship of America will be played in New York on Mon day and the following days.
 The Harvard-Yaie game, the chief event Of the Eastern football reason, will be played in New Haven next Saturday.
 Automobile shows of international interest will be held next week in London ana Berlin.
 The last of the southern state fairs, that of Louisiana, will be held in Shreveport during the present week.
 The National Civil Service Reform league will hold it's annual conven- ten in New Haven, Conn, Monday ard Tuesday.
 The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs will meet in Fl Paso Tuesday.
 The Young Mems Christian Asso- ciation of Missouri WI. hold it's annual convention in Joplin. opening Thurs day
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
pr. M. D. Cohen

Physician q Surgeon Ofsice, Jake Schmidt Building,
 Brewery Avenue. Office Hours: s:1o a. m.; to 4; to e-p. n.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

After everybody else is through ex- pressing an opinion on the recent cleo tion, Grover. Cleveland may conde- scend to unroll few ponderous sent ences for the benefit of a palpitating Democracy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20

A Hiawatha. Kan, girl has saved three pounds of pennies, and having been penny wise. she can, like all her sex, proceed to be pound foolish.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-20
Little Dick
GEE, WHISPERS.

GEE, WHIsKERst IT IS COLD. Had to thaw out de Old Man yesterday. He was frozen harder dan iseberg. He went around all day in six pairs of overaIIs an an old swetter dat he wore when he went to school as kid. Gee, he was a sight. His nose shown like light house in distress. An dat is no lie. But say, on de dead, don't it remind you of de days in de east? Well, l guess. Kind of caught you on de fly, dis cold weather? Gosh, its me to Pa- mama, where dey make hats an don't wear any clothes. Gee, me pipes is frozen an l can't talk. But, still, we are doin' business at the Old Stand just de same as usual, an if you want anythin' nice an good for dat cold feelin' come around an | see us. Here's our list for to- day:
 Oysters in Bulk, Eagle Brand and Blue Point in cans for Oys- ter cocktail. Red Cabbage. Egg Plant. CauIehoWer. Lettus. Lima Beans. Green Peas. Wax Beans. Green Beans. Young Turnips. Sweet Potatoes. Summer Squash. New Eastern Saur kraut.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-26

S]l@S] [g!,Ss] &
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1906-07-26

you as our Moses to lead the united reform forces
in overthrowing the gang rule tina t for a quarter
of a century has deprived us of an honest count
of the Prohibition vote But so it is. Your let
ter to Mr.. Likns, ifthere were no other evidence,
is quite sufficient to esa blish your utter untness
to rule as Governor six millions of people, a ma
jority of whom still believe that the church, the
school and the hospital have claims infinitely
superior to the brewery, the saloon and the
brothel.
Your insnuaton that my private letter to you
was inspired by some corporate or corrupt in
huence is false. am as much opposed to the
Standard Oil Companys methods as are you and
/ wish to assure you that in fighting them
never have and never will build a succession of
oil refineries and sell them out to the Standard
at ten times their value and fight them only
when they refuse to buy another.
And now, Mr. Emery, item of business.
candidates an article, not to exceed 700 words,
stating what each stands for in this campaign, to
be accompanied by half-tone cut Of the author.
want these articles for the September number
of The Church Forum, q monthly periodical
edited and published by me- Extra copies NAV
be sent to addresses furnished by you at a reason
able price
Trusting that while we do not 'see eve to eye'
on some things, yet that we may strive to empha-
size our agreements rather than our differences
beg to remain,
Yours iraternally,
S. C. SWALLOW.