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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-19
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
ETRAY DAY PROVES SUCCESS
BRINGS CROWD TO GUNNlSON
Over 200 EsAys Sorted Up ~ Restored Rshuu Owners
Meeting d Stock Growers Association
Delegates Appointed

The first estray day of the Gunnl-
son County Stock Growers proved a
success beyond the hopes of its pro-
mOters. Every captain and lis
lleutenants did their duty with the
hearty assistance of nelghbors along
each creek, so that Saturday morn
ing two hundred and more estravs
were brought in and sorting up
began. Stock yards at the D. & r.
G. depot were filled with bawIug
cows, calves and bulls that bad g1t-
ten a long ways from home and were
corralled awaiting owners.
Gunnisou COUNTY is twice the size
of the state OF Rhode Island, and
cattle turned out on one range are
quite likely to be rounded up 90,
even 100 miles from home. Indeed,
among the estrays were found near
ly two carloads belonging to Mr..
Saunders on the North Fork. The
ranchman who takes up estrays may
know the brand and he NAV not In
either case it is difficult to get cattle
to their owners, and very often a
ranchman will fee half a dozen
head of stray stock all winter, pat
ting from one to two tons Of valuabl le
hay into each beast, and in the end
get nothing for his pains. This estrav
dav is sort OF clearing house ar
rangement and apparently solves
the difficulty in very happy manner
Many of the cattle brought in
were poorly branded or else the hair
had grown so long that the brand
was not readable. These were rap
idly roped and thrown and the hiie
sheared close. Nearly always the
owner was discovered, but one pr
two mavericks Unbranded cattle)
were found and some brands were
either unreliable or not known.
These cattle, Deputy State Inspector
w. +. Hartman has taken charge
of under state laws.
B. L. Dollard md assistants
brought in some 81 head from Ohio
creek and Ralph Allen later drove
in eleven from his ranch Steve
Waters drove ID from the D0vle
country, a number of others having
been delivered along the road to
proper owners. John Lupold and
assistants turned over Il from the
Cochetopa, Charley and RudoI ph
Mergelman reported Go head from
South Beaver and Lower Gunnison.
F. H. Andrews reported gathering
40 head from the Powderhorn, some
Of which were delivered en- route,
while a good bunch was brought in
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
HAS RNLAvA sToG
2 G. xseeIAxs 0a1s.ss Gx<lisu
B<sAi.G Sssne - slnGs .
70 Aseeoasna q 0Ensss
Isasasy Co.,

No; only nas Gpanssoa county
Sandstone. Granite and Marble. al
81 the hHesi qsalfy IN the Rockies
ior beaver l5btary peopie 40 ess.s
ir5gn, Do; + q. IsQesjer. da-coSerer
81 the granite quarry from which
osr state cspssal bgilf.ine Was con
strscsed. has lacs.aed a new quarry
ST lava rack near the nIsafh Ut South
Beaver creek aud only a nasls from
the ID a T. q tracks al Hero
switch
Monday ar Zsgelder brought a
specimen b. this Jfhcc where Il IS on
exhioItlon. The stone resembles
granite. indeed 1t Is Of the variety
sometimes called erGpiive granite
However, oH close examination Il
appears ct porphyry orIgin and
weighs abost IJo pounds % the
esbIc foot. instead 1T l9D a. does
granite Ii is very heavy lava
rock and ST arm even texture. free
from geodes or glass seams or DRIES.
A similar rock was quarried near
Sahda some years ago aud the
Christian church at Denver built
Of n, bat there were so many glass
seams In thai particular stone that
II proved unsuitable fm such
buildings
Mr. Zggelder tells Us that he has
l2O acres and the cliff is 800 feet
thick, enough to build the whole
city Of Denver 1t shows little
evidence Of dis,ntegration
The chief advantage of lava stone
is that IT can be planed and sawed
into blocks very cheaply Sandstone
can he planed, but the grit dulls
tools so rapidly that it is expensive.
Mr. Zugelder thinks this stone can
be delivered for half the price Of
sandstone. He is getting out 500
feet of granite from the Aberdeen
quarries at : 70 foot. The blocks
are for steps Of the capitol building
and are | feet 2 inches long bv II
inches square. Sandstone can gen
orally he worked ut 60 cents cubic
foot. The ID a X. q. made q freight
rate Of - cents foot on granite for
the capitol and built a branch sew
eral miles 10 Aberdeen. What rate
they viii make ON sar dstone or lava
stone is not known.
II for any reason the library com
mission decides not to use gr..nite
or sandstone, then we have some
thing cheaper and the best in its
class.
1t seems that Almont sandstone
has stood all crushing tests and
come out with flying colors.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
North Pole Mine One Of nest Coz
per Propositions in ColorAlO

Developments upon the North
Pole mime IN Crystal Basin, Just
north of Treasury mountain, are
proving that property to he one of
the largest mines OF the kind opened.
The North Pole company owns near
ly square mile of mineralized CON
tact in the Elk Mountain mining
district and the property has been
shipping quite extensively this win
ter to the Grand junction smelter
lt forms the basis of their copper
matte, the ore running from Z to H.
per cent. copper. 1t is purely an
oxide and snlphide of copper and
commands a premium IN the ore
market Walls of the vein are lime
with quartz gangue and it will al
most flax itself in smelling and will
smrlt 20 tons Of base ore.
The formations Of the basin run
on an inclined plane from CRYSTAL
river up 20 per cent grade to the
PERCEPTIONS slope of Treasury noun
tam. On top, where exposed by
present workings and where ship
ments have been made, the ore is
SIX to twelve feet wide. However,
the owners had reasons to believe
that the ore followed the slope at the
same incline and have been running
a tunnel Two weeks ago, at only
400 feet from daylight, they broke
into exactly the same ore and have
gone 30 feet into it with no footwall
yet reached. This tunnel is so far
down as to prove an immense body
of desirable copper, silver and lead
ore which finds a ready market.
In fact, the showing is not exceeded
by any copper proposition in Colo
RADIO according to the opinion of ex-
perts who have recently examined it.
JAS Stewart, president and mana
ger; w. Porter Nelson, secretary and
treasurer, and A T. Ferris, com
prise the Colorado directors. Bos-
ton directors are vice president. Geo.
\. Snalley, Jas. Chara and Geo. II.
Poor.
The management contemplates
erecting a smelling plant near the
mine, either at Crested Butte, Gothic
or on the Crystal river side, as the
property lies at quite a distance
from railroad. Ore is being shipped
by teams via. Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

by Herman Rausis from the Tomieh
country In fact. the county is
pretty well cleaned up from estray
cattle As fast as Identified the cat
tie were sorted into pens belonging
TO each creek and driven out toward
home that evening
As many as 100 men and bows
were on horseback near the stock
yards at one time The News.
Champion photographer attempted
to get a picture Of the bunch, but il
was unsatisfactory We viii try
again next year
AT the stock growers meeting in
the afternoon, AZ delegates cere ap-
pointed TO attend the convention of
the Colorado Cattle q Horse Grow
ers ass pciation to be held in Denver
the last of this month, beginning
January %. The delegation was
headed by President w. A Gillas-
pev of the association and included
the following:
l.. II. Easterly Sc retarv, d. A.
Mcconnell. d. T. Sapp, A. f. Hyzer,
7. W. Gray, f L. Lightley, r. II
Andrews, H. F. Lake Jr, Albert
Hildebrand, Pat O'Fallon, Phillip
Easrerly. Otis Moore, W. l.. Bennett,
Z, r. Stevens, W F. Hartman, A.
Hartman, John b Outcalt, l.. X.
Bantock, J V. Monroe, II J Rausis,
f. A McGregor, F. H. Andrews,
Herman Eilebrecht, Vim. Mcdonald,
e Rnuviere, A w. Mergelman,
r. p. Mergelman, Jerry O'Reagan,
X. l.. Carpenter, J. B. Coats.
The proposed grazing law govern
ing public lands, which is printed
elsewhere in this paper. was dis
cussed at length. This law has not
vet passed congress, and will be
thoroughly thrashed out at the Den
yer meeting. A number Of speakers
expressed their views on certain fea-
lures. but everyone seemed agreed
that whatever the law it could be
n-ade toIerable If local control was
given with it The sentiment was
in favor of Gunnison delegates max
ing their main fight on this point,
although no resolutions were passed
on the subject. The idea is that so
for as possible laws governing the
reserves and public lands should be
executed by men elected or selected
from the local communities. There
was also a strong sentiment in favor
of unrestricted homesteads and
against the grazing tax In TACT
whatever the minor points Of diff
Continued on Third Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
Correspondents Wanted

Some weeks ago the News adyer-
tised for correspondents in certain
localities and secur 4 three. How
ever, there are others needed. Ohio
Greek, Tin Cup, Pitkin, Marble and
Parlin are unrepresented. We fur
nish the stationery and copy of the
paper free. Who will be public
spirited enough to see that their
community is given a square deal?
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

When there were four Gunnison
papers and each one had about 400
subscribers with perhaps l25 to $50
IN town, one had to advertise a want
al in all four to cover the ground.
Since the NEws-CH.NPIox has 900
subscribers and 800 in Gunnison
alone the same want ad covers lust
as much ground at one-fourth the
cost. That is one reason our want
ad column is so popular.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
TWENTY Wars AGO /.

Sixteen teams were haulsns eaal
from tisiavsa 10 Canpssoa
A violent wind storm drsfted the
snow N bad shape and blew dawn
the west br,ck wall of Warren Each
ardsea > bakery
Regular stages we're runpIng over
Maroon psse tod road between Aspen
and Crested Butte. A stage route
was established between Grand
Jaact,on aad Glenwood Springs.
&c. Brown was appointed eountv
attorney aud Dr. I.oals Grasmuck
county physician. Coanty Clerk A
j. Bean was succeeded by ID G.
seribnsr whlle Pat Daly replaced
Tom Malonev
W. j Fine. Frank Winters and
Wm. Turner were struck by a snow
shde coming down Spring creek, aud
barely escaped by digging oat Of the
loose SNOW One Of their horses
was killed.
Talking with Mr. Winters. he
saws. The slide left me perched on
the saddle Of my horse and Just able
to reach daylight scrambled ost
aud found Billy Fine all right, but
Turner sstride his horse neck and
the horse dead. lie was unable to
extrieate himself and we had hard
WORK for 20 minutes to get him out
Then | dug my horse out unin-
jured. Editor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
Sleighs and Cutters for SaIe

We have on hand several new
Good Sense sleighs for sale. Call
anu see them. A number of Port
land and Swell body cutters are
included in the new goods for this
snowy weather They are of guar
anteed material and the best con-
struction the market affords.
WOLFE * EASTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
Estray Advertisement

Notice is hereby given to whom it
may concern that the following de-
scribed estray animals were taken
up near Gunnison, Colorado. To
wit: | black COW about > wears old
branded left side; yearling.
white face heiter. unbranded, de
horned; two year old white face
steer branded left side
Said animals being unknown to
this Board, unless claimed by owner
on or before Feb. 9, 1906, said estray
will be sold by this Board for the
benefit Of the owner when found.
STATE BoARD OF SroCK ISspEcTIoS
COMMISSIONERS, Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

Statesmen WANTED: Local repre-
sentatives with or without exper
fence to handle our new specially,
best proposition offered by the lead
'ng firm of its kind. Energetic
h.. making 800 to $500 in every
count Exclusive territory as
signed. Address Rand McNally &
Co, Chicago, ILL., 49-4
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
Wagon and Stock for Sale

Two mares weighing 1900 apiece,
COW and calf, Balm three quarter
wagon, harness, for sale Inquire of
Joe Besse. Parlins Colo. 2-3
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
Case oa Holdur

ItIth IsHbNrT z.
Ii appears from general appear
ances that the effort of Montrose aud
Delta counties to compel Gunnison
county TO pay one third of the ex-
pense of maintaining the water com
missioners for that water district. is
clear case Of holdup. There is
only one small ditch that comes out
uf iunnIsou county into the district.
Ot course Gunnlson county should
pay ITS pro rata proportion, and that
: all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

Not selling out at cost, but will
meet any and all prices west Of the
Missouri-rlver on harness, saddlery
or horse goods of any description.
Hides and furs bought at best prices
in the state G.. -. Martin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
Cochetopa Ranch for Sale
New Patterns, Tailored Skirts

| have Just received a very hand
some line of samples for Ladies
Tailor Made Skirts and other wear
ing apparel and invite you to call
and see them. They are from the
Reliance Co. Jackson. Mich, and
unite best wearing quality with the
most modern STYLES. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Mrs. Oma Brown.
Office Main St. Burnett Bldg Upstairs
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19
For Sale, Quartz Creek Ranch

100 acres for sale, located right in
the heart Of Quartz creek valley.
100 acres hay land, 35 mesa. Good
buildings, ranch machinery, 10 tons
Of hay if sold right away.
Henry +. LAKE & SoN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

For SALE very cheap for cash, my
store building ON Main Street. In
quire within. For rent if not sold
in near future. Also three fine
tables for sale.
MRs G.. kLEBs ATTEL,
II Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

My studio will be closed during
January and February. After that
time | will be prepared 10 do all
kinds of Photographic work
Crooks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

For SAIE-Single driving or sad
die pony, eight years old, Kind and
sound, suitable for ladies' or children.
Inquire Of Tom Matchett at Frank
AchesOn' 5 in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

Bright, honest young
man from Gunnsson 10 prepare for
paying position in Government Mail
Service. Box One, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. %
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

RANCH FOR SALE. One Of the best
locations on Cebolla, 100 acres,
mile and half from Springs l25
head of cattle. besides calves, farm
machinery, etc Good buildings.
Henry F. Lake x Son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

EoUND on New York avenue near
Jaynes store bunch Of three kevs
on ring. Owner may have same at
this Office by paying for this notice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-19

Portland box cutter for sale $50
cash, cost sis, only used four or
live times. Geo. Mason,
"a Gunnlson.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-06
NORTH RaNooLSl,.

John Hardy is not so well at this writ
ing.
John Ferris is moving his family to
a farm that he has taken.
Mss May Cone is going TO clerk in Mr..
Hubbard's store through the holidays.
Allan Hall was home from the Randolph
High school for the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fits and two daugh-
tiers, Eleanor and Sallie, spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Barre city.
Mr.Nnd Mrs. II. A. Fletcher and son,
Guy, spent Thanksgiving with Will
+ stcher, in East Roxbury.
Mrs. Eliza Fits, who was a guest at c.
$ Halls, returned to her home in Ran
d )lph last week Wednesday.
Clough and Brown OF Washington were
in town last week and bought of the G. IL.
Taft agency seven horsepower, oil cooled
engine.
Lois Durkee went to Washington last
week Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle and Master Lloyd Downing
came back with her.
Guy Fletcher will teach in West Brook
field, Andrew Fits in his home district,
Ada Austin at North Randolph, and Wal
lace Austin in district No. s.
About fifty gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Parker Saturday evening
and all had very enjoyable time, playing
games. Refreshments of sandwiches.
doughnuts, cake and coffee were served.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-12-06
ROXpuRY.

Mrs. Munroe Cram was quite sick the
first of the week.
DR.. Warner Howard was in Burlington a
part of the past week.
Mrs Merton Dickinson OF Woodstock is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma Chase.
Miss Helen Dickinson came up from
East Granville Monday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Nichols spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Nichols in
Bolton.
Frank and Bell Meacham and George
Dickinson spent part of last week in
Pittsfield.
The village school began Monday, also
the one at the Flats, with the same teachers
as in the fall.
Hon. z. S. Stanton was in East Granville
one day the past week on business for the
Tale company.
Miss Lena Everett, trained nurse from
Burlington, came Saturday to care for
Miss Jennie Cram.
Miss Mertie Howe was guest of Miss
Bess Hammitt at Northfield High school
last week Wednesday.
Miss Helen Farnsworth Of Randolph is
visiting her grandfather and aunt, s. G..
Butterfield and Miss Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Howe and Wayne of
Northfield spent Thursday with Mrs.
Stanton and Ansen Stanton.
Frank Brown, Perry and George Dickin-
son, Frank Meacham and Tom Manning
went to East Granville to begin work for
the Eastern Tale company Monday morn
ing.
l.. Webb and family OF East Granville
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall. Miss Madeline Sowles Of North
field was also with her grandparents that
day.
DR.. Ellis OF Brookfeld and DIR. Russlow
of Randolph were called in council with
DIR. Howard Friday in Miss Jennie Grams
case, her illness having developed into
meningitis. She was unconcious for sew
eral days but at this writing had gained to
some extent and little more hope is en-
tertained of her recovery.