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ALBANY. y. T.. Feb ii.-Afcr the
sIccum disaster y committee ~ the ~.
Marks Evangelical Lutheran church.
New York city. was appointed 10 re-
csl,e donations aud distribute them Ia
the sufferers Ia nc-d ~ aid. This com.
inittec received in Nil s20.3i36T. or
this amount there l. let undi-trlbuied
se.7GeC5. The committee Is unable 10
return this balance "a the donors for
the reason that many contributions
were anonymous. and IN other cases
the full names aud addresses Of the
donors were not given. The committee
has nov begun u rather novel action In
the supreme court asking that IL he
permitted Ia account 10 the court and
that the court pay over the money In
such manner NJ II may deem proper.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14

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'aris. vhrn' u uas made r.is' SAILS
fsf h"f
II l. piciur" hat Tor summer wear.
says tli- miiilu"f. ul.,,iv pf ifish ~
pliIu- laur lint VS. unrr the property
n the Empress Josephine Il .s a,iorn
III with two w-tr.eh feathers. said a.
b. tile l"nT,--t ever pluck'-i. AMI She
crown j. trimmesi with pink rps.. The
millinrr said BE- had made ~" ifip to
Paris especially 10 got that hat lie
was noi ~ liberty. b. said. IN disclose
the name Of the purchaser
The liner brought home a young Amer.
team whom tie stewards and other ~.
inches 81 the ship will not forget lie
got rid ~ about s2.D1 or S,0D (vari.
ously estlmatcdi among The ships at.
PENDANTS on the way over aud would
have been still more generous had II
not been that his bcnefciaricS grew
literally ashamed 10 take tile money"
The generous handed young man IL
the son Of a well known civil engineer
and was returning from Paris. The
night before the Kaiser was to touch
M Cherbourg he entered Paris gam
bling resort and broke the bank. his
winnings. according 10 the story he told
aboard The ship. being about 10000
francs. II Ii said 10 have taken a suit
case to carry the money away. After
breaking the bank he had Just time 10
catch an early train for Chcrbourg
and the Kaiser.
The first thing he did after he got
aboard, II is related. was to open the
suit ease in the smoking room and in
vitc every one 10 help himself. ordering
drinks all around ut the same time.
''Everybody's money" he cried.
cant use it all m'self. Want all TO
help cel'brate!''
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ue,.,. sell. Gu, to Amn,samased.

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. l4.--F. Augustus
HeinKc has sold 10 the Amalgamated
Copper company all his interests in Sill
yer Bow county. Arthur c. Carson.
representing the Amalgamated. has
taken charge Of the properties turned
over, which include the Minnie Healy,
Rarus, Cora, Belmont, Nippon and
Jamestown mines and the interests Of the
Hypockav Mining company, the Guard
ian Mining company and the Montana
Ore Purchasing company.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Feb. II. - A
blizzard in this district has developed
into by far the worst storm of the win
ter. The train service is being demon
allied, and the telegraph and telephone
companies are suffering severely, par
ticularly in the northeastern portion Of
the state and along the Lake Michigan
shore. The prospect is that the train
service of the state except over the
more important lines will have to he
practically abandoned.
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Outlaw. oniy In sss,. Domingo.

SANTO DOMINGO. Feb. il.-There
II but slight basis for the report II
revolutionary movement NJ Monte
Cristi and ~ matter Of fact the
whole country j. unusually quiet. The
attack NJ Dajnbon was made by
small group Of outlaws. who. failing In
their attempt 10 capture the town.
Withdrew Ia the mountains pursued
by government troops President ca
ceres having Withdrawn his rcsigna
ton the political situation In The rcpub.
lie of Santo Domingo Is very Sntisfac.
tory.
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SMALL COLLISION
ENGINE crsha Into Cars ct c,,ila n ST shi
Damage.

Castleton. Feb. i2-Some excitement
was caused at the Delaware & Hudso
station here this morning when loco
motive No. EOS ran into two freleh
cars standing on the PouItney track.
where the freight was backing out. n,
7Os came In on the Whitehall brancl
with such speed that II smashed In tn
ends oftli, cars. The damage however
was slight.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
You May Argue TIL DoOms Day You Cannot Go Around the
DEMOCRATIC eAuoUs

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
FUNERAL or !. T. PRATT
Was Held From Ms Late Home on South
Street Wednesday Afternoon

The funeral OF Isaac + Pratt wa
held from his late home this afternoon.
Rev FRANK II Morris OBLIGATED.
The bearers we're Homer Lyons, Geo
Moore, Willard Rose, Albert Patche
Charles Kimball, and Oliver Bur-.
The body was placed In the cemeter,
vault until spring.
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Two Killed Ncnr Maurice station.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb. 14.-In a
collision on the Louisville and Nash
vile railroad near Maurice Station.
Ky, few miles south OF Cincinnati,
between the Nashville express and q
local passenger train two employees
were killed and FIVE injured. The pas
sengers were shaken up. None was Sc
riOuSly hurt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
Dsei.ion Again., A.c uumm.,

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 1.-THE order
Of the lower court was affirmed by the
court of appeals here. thus sustaining
the indictment for subornaton of per
jury found against Abraham II. Hum.
mel in connection with tie Dodge
Morse litigation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
Two vsvoritss st Ascot.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. "a. - A
drizzllng rain at Ascot made the track
sloppy. aud but two fa,orites finished
In front. vnleureusc and The Borgian.
The other winners were Marpessa. NJ
IL TO 3: Marshall Ney. at O TO !: Dew.
ey. Mt 8 TO I. and Mary Glen, at q 10 7.
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Fertilization Bill In the House

WASHINGTON, Feb. lathe forti
fcatons appropriation bill held the at
tention Of the house and was the text
for considerable heated argument, Arst,
over the lax methods Of expenditure of
public moneys and. second, over the
location Of the proposed $15,0O0,O0O ma
val station for the Philippines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
Leaders of Kharkov Revolt Held.

KHARKOV, Feb. IA plot for n
renewal of armed revolt, under which
kharkov has suffered more frequently
than any other Russian city, has beon
frustrated by the discovery Of the Sc
cret typography in which prOclamations
calling upon revolutionsts to rise were
printed. Through the confiscated docu-
ments the leaders have been arrested.
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ENJOYABLE WHIST pARD


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party 81 NF sod Nrs ; & Lyon's vhicl.
all rsns ~ 90 ~ she besi Of 90
season.
whist sss played. arst prize bsisg
800 b. u 4 i.iii's. second By Ere
Bssbc. Fi'si isdy's prize uas uob
By Mrs Geo Coos. second. by Mis,
Fanny Tsh. consolation. Mrs smith
Follosins the games there was sing
ing b. Misses Blancbc Lyon. Fam,
Taft srd May Madison. A recitation
vas given by Miss Bridge Mcclure
Retire. hm.nis werc served.
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vas.sond Heat Hannibal hey.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1.-THE Fair
grounds track was fast. and Big Store
and Klckshaw. the latter closing on
even terms with Bravery in the bet.
ting. were the only winning favorites.
The sensational feature was the defeat
Of Hannibal hey by yagabond
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
Theodore Case at Oakland.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb I4.--In the
fourth race, which proved to be one OF
the most sensational Of the day at Oak.
land. Theodore Case, in whipping
finish, scored by head over Fulleta.
Favorites were generally successful
during the day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14

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Hon Mot nj View Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. II. - La
Thorpe, Careless and Creel were the
beaten favorites at City park. Ceper
bOted TO the outside fence in the frat
ace and was pulled up. Bon Mot won
easy In the sixth race and was backed
from tens to fOurs.
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BEAVERS
CONfESSES
Es.posisi 0lhsial Sentenced
10 T~o fesn N nfson
mo YEARS IN INT pen
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PRICE or coll

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Wisconsin After Two Cent Rate.

MADISON. Wis, Feb II. Steps
have been taken here looking to the
establishment of cents per mile
passenger rate on Wisconsin railroads.
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With That Execution

Upgardson-Las nights soiree was
a great success, wasn't it?
Atom-Yes, all except your pronun-
citation OF it.--Chieago Tribune.
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g. A. II. Chaplain Dangerously III.

CHAPMAN, Kan, Feb. 14.-Rev Fa-
Their John F. Leary. chaplain in chief
OF the G. A. r., is dangerously III with
pneumonia ut his home here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
Live stock Markets.

CATTLE-Sup light. market steady;
choice. s5.6On5.s0, prime wethers. $500
$50: veal calves SS50Qg
EOGS-Receipts light market steady:
prime heavies, $780, medium, Workers
and pigs, $685.; roughs, $50.
-SEEEP AND LANIASS supply 4sNi
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
Makes No ona Rigrer.

Tail talk never added one cubit to
anybodys stature.
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DtciNos Io.oRsos

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PLEASANT cwD pAsn

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Amended.

Knicker-Speech is silver.
Boeksr-And silence is oil.--N. Y.
Sun.
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Mobiles Galore

Every fifteenth man in Spain 10
nsbls,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-14
Weather

Cold with snow tonight. Thursday
fair and seldsr.
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A BUSINESS PROPOSITION

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80 {" 10 10 Pfsssioali
bfsss, sad 10 Pisia lsasaase. Il 4. ~. Cleo.
sHi wsss gissa ths task q tssssssns az state sasiF,
DO -esld DO !, % bssisss' PsiaaPlss.
oas ee.aal..lea. -iIh fall poser 10 ada i.,sr
The shsEs " ali STATE asi,laliens weald h. nspea
siels 10 the governor. The sgvsispF -eali l~ iLs
active kssd Of The oeaa,ission. a.i =. ths PTs,i
deaf u bssiasss oOfpoFs,,sa directs ils sasiFs.
Tho g'VsrsoF -esd b. ro..sasibls o. lhs poo
pic Toe bis sets q sdmaisT.l.ss sol lass should
b. PASSED sstisg him t.sesasbl. gsesr who's
veto would esaH, q, ially as n, saJeFssinsai.
AL buyihg wsalI esa,.f 10 ,h', oomui.,iu.
Al supplies -eald b, besshl ia oempeiii,sa. All
,hs officers u all ths state in,utatias ~ead make
ed. The comm .soa woalJ receive bls award
e'nirasi.ssi tara Yvs ihs Pr'Pvf veaeh - TO the
auditor.
Thee The auditor would make regular reports.
showing hv~ much each iH.,ituiyn 49,. frc-lvins.
what i' was eo'i'ns 10 sro'' saean,. aud per
sspits.
glance would show whether the stat. vas
wasting ssar,. Cusft ~oa.d b. out II the
Question. IL wound be pL.u .inp.. b..lns.,. tue
kind that prevails IA every isrsr e,aesru.
All THE would not require fadicaI or unusual
legislation Ii I. supply getting do~u 20 coIJ bust.
ne.. principles.
A lew commissioners wVud %, out OF jvJ
a lev lat consr.c's wvu.d ~ 'ntO the BASKET
Insrs wo1I an I. be q. nan, PIIt.csI pun, ~ lh.
state pc:
But probably the people would stand for 1t.
Never saw taxpayer yet who wasn't willing to
have dis money saved.
And We think it would be n big enough sum
~ take care oi some spec al truuk-l,n- highway
bond., too. TurnpIAes b, STAT. ard sounds pretty
god to must folks.
Would YOU lie willing to have state tax finally
put out vi the way
Are you anxious " See Gown highway taxes
cut down
Then vote for Re.organizatlvn'
And vote against the inachue that is directly =
respohsibie for these vuormous and wasteful ways
VI spending your money
Issued by The Clement Literary
Bureau 1906
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16

in the mountain towns of the State
of Colorado
Sec. o. The grantee shall have
the right and privilege of receiving
compensation tor installing lights,
furnishing power and for all ser
vices not herein enumerated: said
compensation to be mutually agreed
upon according to the circumstances
of the particular case. For the use
of lights and discontinuance there
of, the furnishing and installing
of meters, the grantee may make
such rules and regulations as he
may see fit, not inconsistent with
this ordinance. or in violation of
law.
Sec. J. The grantee may re
fuse to supply lights to, and may
cut of the current of light from
customers who are in arrears, un-
til payment of all arrears shall be
made, or until compliance is had
with the rules and regulations of
the grantee. When the light has
been discontinued from any Gus
toner by reason of payment,
the grantee may refuse to again
supply such customer with light
until all arrears are fully paid, and
charge of one dollar (S1 .OO) may
be made for again turning on or
connecting lights.
Sec. 8. The general arrange
ment of the poles and lines in the
Town of Gunnison, and the loca-
ton of the arc and incandescent
lamps for street lighting shall be
left to the discretion of the Board
of Trustees or to such proper COM
mittee as they may designate
Sec. 9. As to the time and pay
ment for the use Of lights by pri-
vate consumers, the grantee may
make reasonable rules and regula-
tons not inconsistent with this
ordinance. nor in violation of law
Sec. 10. The terms, stipulations
and provisions of this ordinance as
to the grantee shall be binding up
on his heirs, administrators, sue
cessors, assigns and legal represen-
tatives: as to the Town of Gunni-
son, upon said Town and its
successors at law, permission is
hereby given to the said George H.
Setfman to assign each and every
right held or to be acquired, claim
ed or held by him under this ordi-
nance, and each and every con-
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>anasv. Commissioners Collins.
Block and CASTER ta9etser ~ah ss-
,srney, II 4 >app. wens ~ issisa
where they ns..s the executive ofhcers
Vi sb.s es,usss aad arranged for a
,sni ssrses 81 the aisPassd bo1aa-
AIRY hae sesweea the t~o counties.
For many year. thse boundary al
theash dehaea by ioaastade was nos
Accurately kae~a and " va. not
until certain valuable coal lands were
aSsessed IA botL eosntses that the
Necessity o. an accurate survey ~as
fest. Dsr commissioners we're roy
ally treated aad speak IN hlgh praise
Of the acntlemanly action of lhslta
commissioners. who gave them a
banquet and otherwise dla the proper
tnlag AS soon a. the season viii
permit the survey will he made.
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Aiisoegn ;he ssa--s fssaaaIug called
ior "Wednesday Higns. was oaly ed
sertIsed by asacaFs instead k
fhros1h the ne~ ~spapeFs wAsch reach
all neae-. there Was good crowd si
ti4. cay ball ~hca u Ii. Weg.ser A.
chairman called the nseetia9 H. oe-
der. Mr. Wezuner was quickly
made permanent chairman and iieu-
~ tersm- Secretary A. quickly.
T.. n \osr-s read tne ticket. cs.l!snr
fcr the denomination II the ola
eoancsiaen, sEd they were selected
by scclamatlon
Prank Mckay moved that -
Chairman spposaf cepssait,.e - r.
vacancies and the chairman dsl .
by naming T. NJ Nour-e. Mary
Corsm and W : Ditto. Tkis coss
mittee was then empowered ~ cali
the convention Hext wear and the
meetsnQ sdionrned all doue INSIDE
oi hive minutes.
There had been sesae talk of .
contest. as G. I s.Hs had printed
tickets bearing name. of Frank An
derson and Harry EndBer in place
oi Harper and Boyles. but the move
ment proved anavaili <.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-16

HE ialk abeandss IA classic alls.
- as aud n.eFry hsis.
Hon T.. NJ. Nour-e 'ssaa,ssn
eouHty Bgsiding Stone Mr. Nesrss
| is perfectly tamsi.ar ~sth hs- ssbleei
sni detailed some of the thIna-
wh'eh had t'een accomplished BY ths
s'hamler o' tonamerce IA hr.ng.se
boar basiding stone 10 the stteut,oa
VI she pntshe
Prod " ii Diin Agricultural
fosslbilstics at High Attitude
iroi. Ohm Is a magnetic speaker and
booster He grew enthusiastic
over our ranch progress and what
might be accomplished in the futsre
IN GgnnI-ou county.
tiea John I Barns Go opera.
tion Between the State aud Local
Commercial Associations. Mr.
Burns made the speech 81 the even
|lng and was listened 10 with CLOSE
attention As booster for Colo.
RADIO he H. booster for every section
uf the state aud talked straight from
the shoulder Forget vour discour
agements aud your persona differ.
ences aud get into the collar. was
bis advice, and he showed how Other
towns were doing a.
Mayor l. j. Sampiiner, as toast
master, conducted things gracefully
IN that difficult position. Judge
Iletheringt0n read letters Of regret
from invited guests. The banquet
eommittee consisting Of Judge lleth.
erington, Major Skucs, q ID Martin
and J. d. Jennings should receive
the thanks Of our citizens for making
the banquet such a success in spite
|oi the knockers
While there Is no attempt &
boom this country. it is realized
that the western slope is ON the
Icrest OF a wave Of prosperity anc
|our business men are awake TO tie
necessity OF united action Will
them are the ranchmen and business.
non Of nearby towns. Ii is a pal
all together that brings more set
Tiers, and new industries and NOR,
business. The banquet was singu
lsrly successful in burying jeal-
oasies and starting the campaign o.
OF 1906 for a greater Gunnison.