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The Washington times., 1906-11-11
Biennial Gathering of Fra
ternity for Thanks
giving Week.
FORMER GRADS AS HOSTS
Father John Wolfe Lindley,
Charter Member, Expected
TO Be Present.

After nearly a years work. the con-
Venticn committee OF the Phi Delta
Theta Alumni Club has practically COM
plcted all the arrangements for the
holding Of the national biennial cOnven-
tion of the fraternity in Washington
during Thanksgiving week. For the
first time in the history OF the frater-
nifty, an alumni club will play the host,
on al previous occasions the various
alumni clubs having been assisted by
an active chapter.
The advance guard. including the ma
tionaI officers and the province presi-
dents, viii be i'm Washington a few
days in advance of the opening per
f0rmance, 10 pass on convention de-
tails II his health permits, Father
John Wolfe Lindley, one of the six
college students. who in 1S4S. founded
the fraternity at Miami University, and
the only one Of the hOnored six now
alive. viii be in attendance. He will
easily be the central figure of the con-
vention should be be able 70 leave his
home at Fredericktown. Arrangements
have been made 10 have him offer
prayer at the opening Of the conven-
tion. on Monday morning, November 26.
Compton's Address of Welcome.
Immediately following Father Lind
ley's invocation, William y. Compton,
president OF the Washington Alumni
Club, will make the address of welcome
on behalf of that organization. Dis
trict Commissioner Henry B. +. Mac
faTland Will speak for the city in well
coming the convention to Washington.
Responses viii be made by John II. De-
Witt. o. Nashville. Tenn. on behalf Of
the general council while Lieut. Gov.
Hugh T. Miller. of Indianapolis Will
respond for the alumni, and Robert
SomervilIe. jr, of the University Of
Mississippi for the active chapters.
other transactions OF the day viii be
behind closed doors. In the evening the
''rah-rah'' boys will visit the Library
of Congress.
Business will occupy the attention
Tuesday. but that evening the local
alumni club Will be the host at a
smoker at Rauscher's. Wednesday VIII
be devoted to business with a theater
party at the National that evening.
.. Thursday the delegates and guests in
the city will visit Mt Vernon and
probably plant tree by the tomb of
the Father OF His Country. The fra
ternity photograph VIII De taken Oh tilc
Capitol steps Thursday afternoon. and
Thursday evening the convention will
eat turkey at banquet al the New
Willard.
Phis to See Drill at Fort.
A novel entertainment has been ar
ranged by the convention committee Tor
Friday afternoon following the business
session II consists of cavalry and
artillery drill by the United States
troops at Fort Myer.
Despite the fact that President Roose-
Welt Will have been in the city but a
short time after his return from Pan
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
THIS WEEKS PROGRAM
FOR READING TO BLIND

The following is the program for vol
unteer readings and music in the read
ing room for the blind al the Library OF
Congress this week from go 10 $50 ?.
m: Tuesday. November 13. Miss Mary
Craig Prescott; Thursday, November Is,
piano recital, Er 3. Frank Gebest. Sat
urday November Il. Miss COrnelia L.
Lloyd
The door 10 the reading room will be
closed promptly at Z;50 p. m. and will
be opened thereafter only between the
numbers on the program.
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
MODIFY TAX LAW
REQUIRING BANKS TO
PAY 6 PER CENT
Darneille'S Recommen-
dation Regarding Ma
tiOnal Concerns.

Stating his belief that the present
personal tax law, requiring national
banks and trust companies 10 pay the
Government 8 per cent on their gross
earnings is faulty and I'm need of ma
terial change, District Assessor Hope
well II. Darneille yesterday recon-
mended to the District Commissioners
that it be modified by act of Congress.
providing that those institutions here
after be required 10 pay only per
cent. The recommendation was made
supplementary to Assessor Darneilles
report OF the workings OF his depart
ment for the fiscal year ended June 30.
1896. 10 which he attached a statement
showing the estimated taxable personal
and real property, from which a portion
Of the District revenues viii be drawn
for the fiscal year closing June 30. 1907
Long Suffering Banks.
The report, which is the last one that
Assessor Darneine VIII make, prior to
the termination Of his nine years of
successful assessorship on December
81, next, contains the important state
ment that the valuation OF the Districts
real estate for the fiscal year has in
creased by 1854. sos, with increased
taxes Of $1l7657 81.
when the bill relating to personal
taxes was first started" says AssessoT
DarneiIle. there seemed TO be a dispOsi-
tion to hit hard at the banks on account
of their escaped taxation on gross re-
ceipts for many years. I think that the
banks have suffered long enough at the
exorbitant rate OF 6 per cent. and heart
ily recommend that they hereafter De
required 10 pay only 3 per cent"
Assessor DaFneille In treating the
trust companies. goes further than this,
recommending that their personal tax
be reduced TO I per cent.
The trust companies OF the District, -
he says. "have been even harder hit
than the national banks. IN view OF the
fact that since their Incorporation. I'M
der the act Of October l. 1880, they have
palG. up until the new law. the amount
Of tax prescribed by the act upon their
gross earnings without any quibble
whatever"
Wants Time Limiting Bill.
As 10 the refundIng OF taxes. Assessor
DarueiIle recommends the passage OF a
bill providing that hereafter no errOne-
Gus payment OF taxes shall be refunded
for more than three years prior To the
date Of application.
The assessed valuation Of the real
property in the city proper for the next
fiscal year. the report shows 10 be-
Land. Sl05. .2s3. .675; improvements. tS9.-
O59, ,745. OF a tota, valuation OF 3.420
on which there Is a tax Of S2.Si4. sos. 81
In the county, assessed valuation OF
land. S8l 4gG 724. improvements. t21.-
4s2 $50: on which the tax amounts "a
S7gLT461I The total assessed valuation
Of the land and improvements in the
entire District Is given as S-41 ,S06. iS4
with tax value OF $3.769. .597.43.
/ Concerning the regulation of certain
I licenses, Assessor Darneille recommends
+ that a bill be enacted into law en-
powering the Commissioners TO refuse
+ or revoke certain classes OF licenses Al
/ their discretion.
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
TROUBLE IN SUBURBAN FAMILIES

Whats the matter with all you
S5gamphursters?" demanded Gilman.
You all appear 10 hate Newcomb and
vet he's q decent sort OF fellow"
Huh" snorted Subbubs. "the mise-a-
BILE chump bought his wife a $50 bon
net the other day and now there's no
peace In our homes. "-Philade. phia
Press.
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
EXCEEDED SPEED LIMIT;
COL. Oracle ARRESTED

Alleged 10 have been speeding his au-
tOmobile at rate Of twenty miles an
hour up Pennsylvania avenue yesterday
afternoon. Col Archibald Oracle, OF
1927 sixteenth street northwest, was ar
rested By Bicycle Policeman p. d.
Holmes. of the first precinct
Colonel Oracle was released upon his
own recognizance for his appearance IN
Police Court toTnOrroW.
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The Right Thing.

resident Roosvelt's action in dis
ging' without honor" as the mil
term is the negro troops that be-
q SO ontrageansly in Brownsville.
$ Will meet with cordial commend.
OF all southern people aud All
men in the other sections Of the
D. Mr.. Roosevelt seems to have
risht' as to the negro at last.
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Group.

A reliable medicine end one that
should be kept in tho home for imme-
dlate use is Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
edy 1t will prevent the attack if g,vep
as soon as the child becomes hoar.e. or
even at the croupy cough appear.
For sale by Ed. M. Murphey
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Student Body Struck.

Jackson, La Nov 7.-Tbe on
tire student body Of about 500 Of The
Centenary College here struck and Went emf
nome today, They left a signed state
ment that they were dissatisfied with
me retention Of Professor Moncrieg
VINO, two weeks ago, stabbed Rev. G e
Miller president Of the college. The
president is still quite i'll from his wound ID
lie and Prof. Moucrieff disputed over owe.
question about serving food to the stu.
uent mess, and Professor Moncrjeff
NV .alii9g tt mat ha.EtAbbed Rev, Miller II
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reed and Sale Stable

l nave again opened my feed
and a sale stable opposite the
court House and | will keep on
sa'e at all times. horses, mares
and mules, A carload will be re-
celyed Thursday, Oct. 18th. Call
ana see my stock before buying
! nave inst received a carload Of
o"gsies, phatons and surries,
ana one carload of Studcbaker
W. w, SHANNON.
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Hon. Walter Clarks Speeches.

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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
Oipeeica Copst Nevs

District court has not been in
session since last Friday morning
until today when the case of Gam
aliel c. St. John VS. VIM +. Pedrick
10 being tried. Last Friday morn
ing c. r. Harris and W. ID. Mitchell
who we're found guilty of grand lar
ceny, were sentenced to the peniten-
tiary..for not less than three or more
than five years. They were taken
over to Canon City the sa.ne day.
The jury in the case Of the People
VS.. l.. b. Montgomery disagreed and
the case was continued to the April
term. The remaining two counts
against Vincent St John charged
murder Of Ben Burnham in Tellu-
ride were nolled by the prosecuting
attorney, he claiming that there is
not sufficient evidence 10 prosecute
the case. The case was to have
been tried in Grand junction this
fall. All ether cases have been con-
tinued TO the April term
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
0liaiag No>o

E. j. Ransom, secretary Of the
CsrboasAe King mine ON Fossil
rides above Ohio City. was in town
yesterday. Mr. Ransom is . bust
ness man of Pueblo, but has been
spending six week in the hills. From
the lsO foot incline on the King
group 80 of drifting TO the south
east will shortly be completed on
contract work. 1t is the intention
to continue the drift to the lime por-
phyry contact.
The well known Midland mine at
the head Of Beaver creek has been
put under bond and lease TO Port
land, Maine, parties. The deal be
ing closed in Denver on the 22nd.
This mine is developed with a
400 foot shaft. the ore being ex-
posed with numerous drifts. 1t can
he further developed by a deep
drainage tunnel, and there is a mill
on the property which can be equip
ed with modern mechanical aids and
brought up to date. The milling
ores will average SIS a ton. This
is one Of the best properties in the
gold belt aud its systematic work
ing will hell p revive that section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
Tn CO JessiaC
News Champaoa CosrespoaAescs.

Ne~s'hAulpsOo SOSFeoD0o0eocS.
Wednesday, Sept. IL
j c. Jensen left Friday for Den
yer on business.
Chas Ward came in from Forest
Hill to attend the show and dance
Thursday night
Mrs. John Hines, Sadie, Vines.
and Harry Humphreys returned
from Aspen Sunday, after a ten
DAYS visit
f.. c. Winsbeimer, son Of Laurence
Winsheimer, came in Wednesday
evening 10 see his father, who has
been seriously i'll for several days.
Cley Scheer. came in from Forest
Hill Tuesday on business. He ex-
poets to go to Routt county in a few
days to look after his ranching inter
ests there
+. 7. Wilber of st Elmo. Colo,
was in town several davs this week
settling up his business affairs here.
lie expects To leave soon for Gold
field, Nevada.
The McCleary Comedy Company
showed before a very appreciaiive
audience at the city hall Thursday
night. The acting was good and a
rare treat 10 Tin Gun
f. o. Barnes. who has been in
attendance on his uncle, Asa Jessup,
who has been seriously Ill for many
weeks. departed for his home in Jes-
sup, Ind, Monday morning.
The Hobbs Placer Company closed
down saturday for the season, LAYING
Of several men. The work this
summer has been on a small scale,
being a mere trial. but next year
work VIII begin in earnest
VIM. Jones. commonly known IS
"Deacon" died at his home Monday
night, Sept. 3rd after an illness of
only a few DAYS. He was an old
timer in Gunnison county and Tin
Cup in particular. His face will be
greatly missed on our streets. Very
little 10 known of his history. birth
and parsatAee. being q man who
seldom diocosssd his s&air1-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
Sp3R 5 ROUTED
ADAMS FOR GOVERNOR
M.OAn.A Ss.ad Md Asa.A Casp~.ain hAaaa. y
&e Hs.s a D-.ouacy C.shesed Il Dr.vu
O1esates Sain N Session

The right has trismphed. H. spite
of the Regularity, IN spite u
reluctance to turn down old aud
faithful Leaders 81 Iis party. the
sssrdy representatives Il democracy
ut beaver convention decided 10
ke~ ~ the line. to ca, "a the tainted
cSPsstson excresceace from the
oshe -wise SQUAD body II democrs..y,
ssA BY the astonishing vote Of
"a - l6l esclsdsd The Speer d~Ie-
Nuaina 80 sAossssA the saslIsd
huaeGsa ssQsuusnsssivss.
H. cs00saaus Ga cssAssaisls I'D
0ssAsl - ai0ka, sDIswsaG sack
- AnaD Il sias sd suasl ky .
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6ksa - ~ wss seAss sp - -
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14

one against him. II was IndSed
diii.aua b. ash Charley Thomas. &.
] Hsghcs.. Frank Adams and +. C.
>tiuson 20 wsl~ 0st oi democratic
convention when no one had any
charges against them personally, bot
the dem -crai- 81 Colorado are de-
b. elect a ticket thi. fall.
agains, which shall be broseht s0<
the slightest snsp,cion u corpnso-
ton iafiseace and there wss -
Ysua The 0ssnisna dsa1OsAsaA.
Isssss I. sapp sssss1 - 1s0A0 q
csoAssasels cuo0sesss, 4. X. oosaunD
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We haso - viss - oassiaO
49, AAa0s wes soo0neoaese onm-
i4sasly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
6nuuoV 6nlu1nnn

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y Duuias sAGD Aa0s ~ - -
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tAosissA - sasses es.O ipun Nm.
Assis Do~as, 6us I'll sapaid Asass
- shs sasr q ~ of Va 5 hlock
les wss 0snsisoa. Cosnty Tpsas-
ssss ssshorised 70 sccePt from Pat
fr.iser e35W lor unpsid tsses On
IL Trsose mill sitsstsd il the
Oens Cssek Niaing district. Bill
q Csapss Prssuass for work On roed
kss0ssa fvsss1W sd irwia tor
o90W VS. dissllowsA. Semi
snsssl sessesseat approved and
ordered printed. County treasurer
authorized 10 sccept 5000 for
county tax title TO lots II and Is
block 25 Crested Butte from Frank
Bsfans. County treasurer author
lied to accept $1,000 for county tax
title for the Little Daisy lode from
Susannah GulIett.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
HOW 4 MNH WAS
MADE Al: TN CUP
1he 6Aoed Han Ts.ad b S~oos.Ga Nh I'D P..v
pscs sa Ssx Better Ore ko. he GA J-
M>ck Wokiae.

fee, and prove thai the veins are
true hssare-, cutting up and down
from the granite 10 the lime Pros
peciing Slopes are ali IN ore that
runs from FIVE - fifteen dollars as a
general average. the veins being
from two aud three feet 10 A. high
as ten feet wide. II is safe TO say
that on the slope tlsre Is thousand
iees Il stopping erosnd above with
ssksosR A-gshs kssos 80 OpPos-
tunity fos . ain bo~ss sssca.
Ose - OasrioA 6sno sAs sansa
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~ ssccsssisl oPsssAos ~ Hasss-
soais lsAspssAssGs il w. CsippSs
Csssk Aisesicl, 10 nilIaaa. Oksr
isesssss of ~ Mill sss l6O hosss
power Jacksoa- -Cosliss sAgias, WitA
soallsr rAGisss % thss Mill, aiss
sd slsctric liGkas csa ke rsa isAe-
pssdsstly. II 10 saSs 70 ~ 49, she
blisAssed h0rn susnsl - MIN 10
anAsy . sss.sasfsl AiviAssA pa1iaG
niss witA yssss Il Hy 90 ~
serves in sigAt Mr. Lejsne -
superintendent and manager and his
avs TO b. heartily coagrs-
tSlsted on openins the property %
sscoessfslIy, and yct the best Of the
matter 10 that the rich Jimmy Mack
vein is still ahead. Four weeks ago
the qsastxiss fornsstioa wss struck
exactly where the desmond drill had
propAssied. Another 30 lsst will
opea the vein that helped 70 @ske
Tia Cap faaous. The s~nsrs have
coatrol of thossaad acrss of Grosnd
hese snd The tsansl il ssIcisatly
extended will develop the original
Tin Csp mine ct grsst depth. Abost
% mea are employed st mine and
mill aad this number will shortly
he incressed 10 20 or moro.
Without question this is one Of
the most remark able mine develop
meats in Colorado and will give
new heart TO miniag intesests Of
Gsnnison cos4ty. In following
articles the News-Champioa will
describe other proaisins Tin Cup
properties, the Cross mountain coun-
try and the rejsvenation Of Irwin
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
Ssaee
Speaees
News Champion CorrespoaAeAce.
Thursday, September

NewsChampion CorrespoaAeace.
Thursday, September )
j. =. Barrows went 10 Gunnison
with Uncle Jack Phillips Saturday,
returning Sunday.
W. 4. Barnes and Max Lewis are
keeping house and are at home to
their friends every evening after
half past three.
r 7. Holt has been suffering with
a sprained shoulder but is getting
better and is now able to do all his
work at the mine.
The Headlight company is push-
ing work on its claims and is max
ing arrangements TO put IN teie-
phone at the shaft house that viii
keep 1t in touch with the office in
Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14

f. w. Whitney. Of Denver, piano
tuner. and for years tuner at the
State University. is in town for a
few DAYS and viii put your piano IN
sne condition at right price. He
pepeesents the Schumann Piano
Company Of Chicago and Denver
I'D Will be pleased to talk with
ssuspsctive psrch.sers- Orders for
s.aiae. &C.. nay Be lsfs Il Bcssss
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
For Sale

Residence Of six rooms, on II bots.
House has city water. electric lights,
bath, good cellar, dobey chicken
house. and other good o~t buildings.
Also full blood jersey and . half
blood jersey mich Gov. Will give
some one n eroep<ioaally good deal
@ this psu4sssy. S. - fr parti-
ealnsU. e. 4 Os1V.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14
White Pine
News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, September ] l

Tuesday, September IL
The AKRON mill is milling about
80 tons a day.
+. T. Kenyon, Ike Hamilton and
W. :. Barker have gone having.
S. Tanner Of Florence has a
force Of men working assessments
in Horseshoe Cuich.
Teams and miners are scarce are
but viii be more plentiful alter
haying IS over.
DR.. Stiles. I. Behan, Vim. Wilson
and Mrs. J Campbell were IN Gun
ni.on last week as witnesses in the
Montgomery case.
The store Of A. n Woodwork
caught FIRE . week ago Friday, but
- blass w.s extinGuisAsd before
oscA deaaGs - doe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14

A. r. Moyn, Of Pitkin, 10 here this
week with a view Of procsring q
small piece OF land and making this
ole home. lie 10 negotiating for .
piscs Of land near the foot Of the
eesa. which in ell probability will
Be- coossmmased. The Psonis News
paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14

Time vas when w. always spoke
81 mines as beng discovered Ugder
mo!era conditions they are more
likely 20 lie male. After the prn.-
ysct ,r has founi the rich leads after
surface ores have been uncovered
sad Isrhap~ large quantities snip
psd. Il very rarely more than a good
psospect until capital has exposed
sks oss boAies through loag shafts.
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h - . asus kDsss vsia y @aasss-
- 80 lssa siK lsvsh Wsss Nokaa
o75O, 600 u ~, lssd 80 cepesr
valsss. H. UsAss bsosas tsosbls-
sm.s, II - G1c~lt 70 1oliOw shs
90 sAosas - vost sAopFaA for
May ysssv. TAsss yssrs aSo Ar.
LSjsne N csAssctioa With c. J.
CarpsaAss sad John waldroa of
Br.ss~ick, Ns~ Jes,ey, osssnissd
~ BiisAsssA Horn Tssnel TO es-
psoss thsss ~ vorkiass il systsn-
asie aaaass. First sosas eS,0O
- sspseAsA with dismoal dril
in pfospsCtiaG the ore shoots and
psoviag that they went down. Then
y 1000 fuOl tannel was projected
from the west side of West Gold
Hill passing under the crown and
cstting the vein 500 feet lower ON
the shoot and with 200 feet more
vertical depth.
Psssiag throsgh the lime capped
granite end porphyry . number Of
blind 6ss~re veiHs were croascst end
three of thsa have been developed
into satisfactory, paying low grade
propositions. The No ? vein also
shows hiGh grsde ore exhibiting
besstifsl specimens Of gray copper
and rxnniA9 several thossand ounces
in silver. Much Of this hiss been
skipped sHd there are large qssn-
titiea in sight
The tunnel is = fine specimen Of
,aodera engineering, which Ar. Le-
jsDe 10 proad TO exhibit. At the
5000 foot mark one can see day
light end the big bore is roomy and
psrSsctly timbered. Chas. Bhreas
10 forsMaM. Drifts on the blind
veiss aggregate Close to thousand
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-14

Mrs. Arthur Hider, and daughter,
Miss Emma, and son. George of
Greenville, Miss, have been the
guests of Geo IIider for some time
The young man left Saturday for
Columbia, Mo, to attend the State
University, but the ladies' will re-
main until Saturday.