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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
Esnrcs
Mining
Company

ing company located on Galena
mountain. +. Austin Wilson Of
Boston is fiscal agent and c. c. Bru-
ner of Crested Butte is superinten-
dert and resident manager
This organization was effected for
the purpose of taking over and de
veloping a group Of four claims on
Galena mountair. OF these four the
Sunnyside has ,.lreadv the most de
velopment don. upon it. there being
a tunnel Of nearly a hundred feet
driven ON the vein. also a shaft sew
eral feet deep from the tunnel level.
Every part of the work is in ore. with
ore all over under ore. and ore all a
round.
The character of the ore Is Calena
running fifteen to twenty per cent
lead and about twenty ounces silver.
There are 2D0 tons or more Of mill
ing ore now on the dump. There are
also several tons of solid ore mined
that will run forty to sixty per cent
Continued on Last Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
Matrimonial Statistics

Daring thetwenty years since 1851
il appears that si2 marriage licenses
have been issued and $40 weddings
been reported in Gunnison county
On the other hand the divorce mill
has been busy meanwhile and 16S
sets of calling matrimonial chains
have been severed or exactly the
proportion of one to FIVE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
Office of County AsseDor. Cunni
son County. Colorado

Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day of June, A. ID. 1907. ! will
be and remain in my office at the
Court House in Gunnison. Colorado.
for the purpose of hearing any and
all objections TO the assessment roll
for the year 1907
P.J. Hurley, County Assessor.
Dated May l6. 1907.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
County Cosnsnissioness Meet

The county commissioners nset
and transacted the following lssi
ness on June fourth and fifth.
lssued redemption certificates as<
tax receipts to Joe Eccher for slO3.
20. H. l.. Kelly wac appointed
issaisn A srs.s 10 pssciscs No. ]
Cresssd Bate to fiji vacancy. Ferd-
isand werser appointed jsstice oi
peace st Ohio City. Following sal
CON licenses granted; Jacob Starr,
Crystal; Baron Il Bazz Crystal; Mat
Cavsnangh, lola: Mcdonald & Erw
in, Ohio City, John Wise Ohio CITY
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
DORCHESTER

old Dorchester has doubled its
population IN the past year That
is Mr.. John Wood has moved in and
he is the whole thing. Al Real
Dorchester where Postmaster Alex
Malmgreen hands out the L 5. mail.
Continued on Las; Page
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
Stoo At La Plaza Hotel

When in Montrose. Modern
throughout. Excellent table OPP
posite artisan well. Rates Sl.JO
per day. +. P. Balch, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

In Henry Rednour is install
Box ling machinery for siren
Canon nous mining campaign in
Box Canon where he has
twenty four claims. On the 2Jth of
June he has arranged for an excur-
sion from Manzanola, Rocky Ford
and Pueblo, on which train load
of investors and sightseers will come
over to view the mineral resources
of that section and spend some days
fishing and otherwise en- 10Y noun
tain life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
TWENTY YEARS AGO. .
Shossid auid acquaintance I,s forgot,
And nerer brought to miR,

Miss Myra Davis was teaching
art classes half the week at Gunni-
son and the other half at Crested
Butte
The epizootic was causing great
losses among horses at Doyleville
ii. s. Crooks lost several valuable
animals.
While A. T.. johnson was fording
Rock Greek the wagon tipped over
and his two little children were
drowned.
Dave Wood, the well known
freighter was hauling a car a dav
of ore from the Ute & Ulay mines at
Lake City to Sapinero.
A petition was numerously signed
10 establish a vice consulate for Nor
way and Sweden at Gunnison, with
Carl T. Johanson as officer in charge.
Terrence Connolly, deputy county
treasurer for Pat DAILY, left to 60 to
Kansas City and keep books for Wal
Ter & Maloney, also former Gunni-
sonites.
II. c. Peaslee & Co. bought out the
II. c. Eaton book store. Mr. Eaton
then devoted his time to mining en-
terprises near Garfield and Red
Mountain.
Warren Richardson and Miss Rem
ME S. Fletcher of Cleremont. y. II.
were married, and began housekeep-
ing on the second floor of the Rich
ardson block, Main street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

Snow is from ten to twenty feet
deep from Chronicle park up" said
T. S. Stanley. who was down from
Ohio City yesterday He predicts
very high water when the hot days
come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

OA;o Not only are settling
Citv dams being put below the
Macs Raymond mill to assure
protection to the fish, but
twenty stamps are being added to
the mill This long tunnel now
over 2,OOO feet has cut an aggregate
of thirty feet of ore. A mill has
been started at the Gold Links, and
good force is moving things at the
Carter tunnel, the l5elzora- Bassick
and the Sandy Hook properties. As
the proven mineral ground extends
in area, prospects brighten for the
best year in the mining industry of
the creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
GlNNlSON. COLORADO. FRIDAY. JUNE !. nua.
Gsorsr Rsaa, A.sl10.ias
tsoaGsss IL sew csp- = TAVl6
~ 10 ssssd t~AisA cask

tal ~ ssssd tsshipA
otunssss0se ~ this ricA misssal 80
tsoa ssd 10 css0@s~csaG wsssAG -
. lsros scsis Wa Fr,e~d 10 s~pss-
iese.Asss of tls~ Csap k.sd. whese
ssskiaG ssd drsis.Ag gill tske p.sc~
20 asnse fslly Ae6s~ sA~ cse hoAsss.
1t 10 the iRsssssoa " ssske q nsll
rSs sooa wish she I'D vslsst ss ko~-
esusa. T. j ksse .s cosssslsiAG
eaGisssr Mr. kssss sad sssss,saAss
ksve isss pSscksssd frusa O. A.
IArsey ssd Jsls~~ Testz. ske Ras~-
volt Gsoxp II 1--we cls,ass 90 tks
Qsassz csssk s.Ae, sassA u the PIT
k,a rosd fW pan cssh ed psss ssa,k
IN the ne~ cooDesy W. aos owns
the ground cIsaT oves the hin ~ sAe
Camp b,rd and ~ to~n II hooss-
sssn Work has hngSR On the eIsc-
tre power plsat os Quarts crs-k
and the issestioa 70 10 drive . trsns-
portstioa tsss~l throSGA sks hill.
cutting the Csmp Bird at l*D
feet. The power plsRt viii deve-
lop llD horse power 10 start but
can We easily enlarged Mr.. Branr
has made application to the town a
Pitkin for = lighting franchise to
market part Of the power.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

Tags for shipping fish one cent
each at News Champion Office or
bv mail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
W,suW LOCALS

Ws.t 80 and ansosncsnsnts under this hss4
oooAs . liss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

O. W II Turner has the
esves cash in the bank for an
Cscek extensive mining cam
paign on Beaver creek
The Mascot and Beaver claims are
two Of the 30 acre group which will
be first developed by Mr.. TsrDer
and Pueblo parties who own . half
interest. A shaft is now down 100
feet and by drifts hes disclos-d q
salphide ore body twelve tset wide
running frosn % to e5G2 in values
Il 10 proposed 70 deepen ~ shsft,
rsn . 100 foss sssea 70 isessusrs
ssd dsift % The vs;a. TIE ~usk
viii be oil compscsed by I'srmb-r
Mr. Turner is nov putting sp .
shaft house, bunk hosse, etc, laying
in supplies and has twelve men NJ
work. The intention 10 20 employ
about twenty mon oil summer. The
title of the company is the United
Gold Mining company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

Delicious and nutritious-the meals
served at the Royal Cafe. 3. B.
Lashbrook, proprietor
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.

Nst Sundae, the popular ice cream
dish OF the year at Canaday's
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

Our correspondent at
Gothic sends us the fol-
lowing information a
bout the Empress Min
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

FoR RENT-or will sell on easv
payments-A cottage suitable for a
small family. s p. SPENCER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-07

II You want a good quiet driving
or saddle horse or a good colt pros
pect, inquire of s 5. johnson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
NEGRO SHOT IN RAID
vc vsoelel vhae offkus vue
ls,ths Z 6sa< d trs>s.

While about thirty negroes were
engaged In shooting craps In a tent
on Bear creek Saturday nigh, the
gam. was raided by Sheriff Forbes
and Constable McCaipin ot this
city aud Constable Conxer of Red
Oak when the officers approached
the tent the negroes went out at
every opening that was big enough
for mans body 10 get through.
During the confusion caused by the
stampede OF the negroes one OF the
number received a serious wound in
the leg. Eight arrests were made and
six OF the negroes were brought to
Waxahachie and placed in jail. The
wounded negro was left In the tent
under the care of companion who
was placed under bond. County
Health Officer Berry went to the
tent Sunday TO dress the negro s
wound.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
CREATES A SENSATION
LAitb psvers Nys X kssvs iAe ~
N Mket 6ev. 6e<bd.

Georgetown. NJ. Sept. Goad
ed by the statements here Saturday
In the opening speech Of Judge 3 "
Hsger. democratic nominee for gov
ernor. that he would not pardon Ca.
leb Powers II convicted for conspiya-
cy in the staying OF Gov. William
Goebel. Powers last night issued a
written statement saying that he
had at last learned the name OF the
man who killed Goebei and conld
point him out,
No statement by Powers has Great.
ed so profound a sensation. for II
is believed at last the real SLAYER OF
Gov, Goebei will be learned Powers
says that the man who Killed Goebel
is not Jim Howard, who is serving
a life sentence in the penitentiary on
that charge.
The time has come" said Pow
ers, when my name must not be
dragged into political campaigns to
be used to aid one candidate or prove
a disadvantage to the others
Hager asked A. E. Wilson. repub-
lican nominee for governor, il he
would pardon Powers if elected, af-
ter Powers had been convicted of
the killing. Powers says If he does
not get trial before the election,
that Immediately after the next gov
ernor of the state is elected he will
demand a trial and will aid in bring
ing the real slayer TO justice.
In ending his statement Powers
says that the election of a Republi-
can governor would benefit him, as
it would assure him that no more
juries would be packed to try him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02

Ni-- Edna Cooke ail be -rearIy
missed from educational and social
,iraica iu Marshall fh- winter. buf
hsr maar friends Iu .b@ c.r, are de-
lighted 'o 's.ra .aat Nl-a Cooke BIAS
received lH appointment l1 teach Doe
tar w1H. -ehouI at WuSahBrhIr
Miss Co,., ls- b,-u t.e.l0s Iu Vss-
hha5bie f1r lao weeks. aud has bevu
tbe recipient 1f mauf s1,.s. .nuffe.
sisa aHflne hrr s.ss ia th1f tusn..a-
t'. ..g. Ttr Wysseuree IalHs a Hoaf
of NsHHau fr.eHjs H slHa.
iHe H Eius He sreaUae 4a aH.
rHsfmH wIfr .H.f .aat.nII .l..
fanrfHes nnB sIaa .Huaata.att lee
pe.n.. Wasaha.tI. eHr tsse
.0.H ..Ilahl .It IH .H. .fa.a'IHa.
|e.. N.sr.. N
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
HEAT FOR COURTHOUSE
Old Heating Apparatus in Basement
Will be Overhauied.

Heat for the courthouse and coun-
ty Jail Will not be furnished by con-
tract the coming winter as has been
the case for the past three or four
years. During this time the furnace
and boiler in the basement of the
courthouse have been standing idle,
but they are to be put back in ser
vice this year. Some repairs are to
be made on the furnace and boiler
and the distributing pipes need
overhauling. This work has been or
dered done by the county commits
sioners and it will receive attention
!. this week. A heating apparatus will
halso be installed in the county jail
In addition to furnishing Its owr
.fat the county may a,so tarni.h it
-eves lights In the courthouse. tn
~ lssapers have asked for en-,
s1 a 49, pc installation Of dyn
q ally and l1Tind for producing e'e
fire.,,is,p A
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
EXTRA RATE ISIlLt6Al


Macon. Ga, Sept. Judge I'm
ors sr~er rendered a decision sasur-
day touching the famous lumber rate
case OF th. Georgia sasmill as@oela-
tion axainh, IN. Southern and the
other lln-s os the Southwestern Tar.
III association. In which 1t was held
that lumbermen who were members
OF the Georgia ass tciation. and also
Of the G.orgis-Floflda association AT
the tim. OF the filing OF the suit In
1903. also those who have since be-
come members and outsiders In the
who have suffered from the extra :
cents per 100 pounds 10 Ohio river
points and the west. are entitled 10
recover such sums OF the lines as
they have been forced 10 pay under
the increased tariff
This was n sweeping decision and
let In all the lumhermen who were
expecting an adjustment of claims.
The lumber dealers are allowed 10
file claims both with the standing
master, j. H. Talley, and with the
clerk of the court There will be
more than $1,0o0.000 involved, and
much time will be required for full
hearing Of all the claims.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
BOY FATALLY STABBtD
Ne9sts hl,(i Ssfloss kaife vesal q
fssas m ke1 Avslea-

fof woing 10 the rescue OF bis
osother who was being assaulted by
Two negroes In the public road near
AvaloD Saturday nigh; Harry Ra,
nef n young man about 20 years
1Tsid, received knife wound ia the
abdomen which may cause his death
The older OF the Ramey boys had
been Knocked down by the negroes
and was being beaten with a breast
yoke when his brother interfered The
negroes turned on him and one OF
taem Inflicted knife wound several
! inches and that penetrated to the
hollow. A physician from this city
was called TO attend the wounded
boy
Columbus Holder, one OF the ne
groes making the assault, was arres-
ted Sunday morning on the Interna-
tional and Great Northern railroad
between Italy and Mcdaniel s
Switch by John Coffey, George Cook
and VIII Howard of Milford. The ne
gro was brought here Sunday night
by Officer Coffey and lodged in jail.
Sheriff Forbes and Constable Nc
Calpin. who went to Avalon Sunday
afternoon, arrested another negro
named McGee and brought him to
Jail The officers are now looking
for Major Holman, who it is claimed
used the knife on young Ramey.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
BIG TRUST IN LUMBER
Secretary Gsrfieit Declares Illegal Cen-
bialtioa Exists.

Cleveland, O., Sept. Secretary
of the Interior James r. Garfield in
an interview in his Mentor home on
his return from conference with
President Roosevelt outlined the ad-
ministrations next great clash with
the trusts.
The lumber trust Is to be the
next foe with which the Roosevelt
administration Win measure suordS''
said Mr.. Garfield. Who talked freaiy
of the intention to wage a campaign
: to prevent combinations In restron1
OF trade in the lumber industry, In
timating that proceedings would fol
low in the effort to preserve the for
ests and TO abolish monopoly.
"Our Investigation" said Mr.. Gar
field, has brought to light that
there is a lumber trust We have
Information clearly and conctssux
showing the guilty. Although can
not say when the first action will be
commenced. ! presume 1t viii take
the form of an inquiry before the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
The lumber business is a nation
al institution. and one material in
tercst now controls the lumber bust
ness
"It is for the government To- cor
rect Illegal combinations OF lumber
men who have Joined together iu
anyway to restrain trade. The gov
.rumeut will NOT be lruient where
Iuy rrImIn3lity is apparent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
| Foot Mashed.

Wa the Rock Brazos Valley fire
las ed A. Num- had his right
: 71t m@shed in frightful manner
Sunday night near the gravel pit
south of Bardwell One of the big
mogul engines was being taken
through to Dallas to be turned over
to the Frisco. and when near the
gravel pit il was derailed. While
Fireman Nunn was trying to lift one
OF the heavy frogs off the engine TO !
be placed under the wheels TO get i
the big machine back on the track /
he dropped 70 ON his foot. The /
weight OF the frog was almost
enough 10 crush the foot OFT The
Injured man was brought tp WuNa-
harhig to receive medical treatment.
tie returned fo his home ar Tcaeur I
.lie morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02

Wilcs candies are nice and
fresh. at the Coy Corner SO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
Mrs. SanRuinet Entertains.

Friday evening in honor of her
niece, Miss Marie Kemble of Waxa-
hachie and Miss Edna Sanguinet
Mrs. Frank Sanguinet entertained
very delightfully."- at her HiMount
home. The evening was spent on the
lawn which was bright with Japan
ese lanterns and progressive conver-
satiOn proved a very happy means
OF entertaining the young guests
Fort Worth Record.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
BREAKS NECK IN DIVE
A Ball pkyer, Formerly Of Houston, Is
KILLED Near Nvlaash.

Savannah. Ga, Sept 2-~Joseph
l.. Brisk, right field of the Savannah
team, broke his neck at Tybee Sun
day afternoon by diving into shallow
water. Other bathers saw him as he
lay dying on the bottom, but he had
announced that he was going to
make a long stay under water and
thought nothing of the matter until
some minutes had passed. Then they
drew him up to find that he was
dead. Brisk leaves a wife and a g.
weeks-old baby in Houston, Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
\ Terrific Dust storm.

\ terrific dust storm prevailed in
WaNahachie for fully an hour Satur-
day afternoon. A light sprinkle OF
rain fell but IL was not sufficient 90
DO much good IL is said thaJ the Ike
community was visited by a heavy
rain
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-09-02
TO THE FARMERS.

We desire to call your attention
to the fact that the Round Bale gir
is now ready to buy or gin your cot
ton. The gin this season will be un-
who will give YOU courteous treat
ment.
THE ROUND BALE GIN co.
29d32w Waxahachie Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-19
Booms and State Lines.

MIR. Fairbanks in Chicago swinging
around the circle was within his rights,
and Of course enjoyed himself. Maybe
somebody will say that 1t was "a put-up
Job" on Mr.. Cannon while the ex-Speaker
and the Speaker-again-to-be is out of the
country But Mr. Cannon himself will not
say that. He goes over into Mr. Fair
banks state whenever he likes, and is well
received. Let US have true reciprocity in
these matters. Fairbanks in Illinois. Can
non in Indiana, Foraker and Taft in both
OF those states. and Hughes wherever he
may wish to 60 should excite no comment
but hnspitabe welcome. Favorite sons
should be at liberty to travel at Will. Only
good feeling should prevail now, as only
good feeling must prevail after the nomi-
nation has been made if the republicans
are To hope to carry the election. Let
booming thrive. This is a free country as
has been observed about ten million times.
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of the infinite spread OF the disease prIaci-
pie from a single center by means of the
food and drink. The rivers carry 1t. The
milk transports it. Vegetables may COM
municate II. The insects transmit IL. It
may even be borne by the winds In the
form of dust. Indeed, from one typhoid
case. treated without regard for the re-
auirements of sanitary law, may come
scores or hundreds of other cases, not
merely in the immediate neighborhood, but
hundreds Of miles away.
Water filtration. milk inspection. the adop-
ton of the most perfect sanitary barriers
against this disease will serve only to pro-
tect those who remain exclusively within
the range of such local protection. The
moment they pass beyond the boundaries
of their well-administered community they
exposed to typhoid. And unless the
vital principle is rigidly applied of destroy
Ing the infection. in the language of the
report. "as 1t leaves the body of the pa
tent who has perhaps become himself in
fected in another place. even the safe
guarded community may itself send forth
its destroying influence to reach others.
Not until every physician in the United
States adopts this unvarying rule and treats
every case of typhoid on this basis, insist
ms upon a complete destruction OF the
disease elements Immediately upon their
emission. will there be positive advances in
the primary prevention of the evil All
local sanitary precautions must remain
secondary and dependent for success upon
costly processes and In the end upon large
measure of good fortune.
The evil, as DR.. Wyman says. is national
In Its scope, and there is urgent need today
of a comprehensive interstate organization
OF sanitarians and public administrators to
cope with it on a proper scale. The cost
of typhoid in human life in the United
States is appalling. The money cost mounts
into the hundreds of millions. Until the
country is aroused to regard the matter
economically, scientifically and humanely
as one of the most urgent problems now
awaiting and demanding solution there will
be no real and permanent relief from this
terrible scourge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-19
Avoirdupois and Art.

Oscar Hammerstein. the New York the
alter builder and operate impresario. is al
ways interesting He is often more enter
tanning than the shows that are given in
his play houses. The big city relies upon
him from season to season to supply it with
share of it's diversion. and he has never
failed to deliver the hoods His latest Of
fering is an innovatSA in the way OF a
contract with an operaGcstar. This singer
is now appearing at 1Sammerstein's new
opera house and but for Ne circumstance
is all that the heart of a manager could
desire. But that one circumstance is a
weighty The singer is too fat. His
voice is resonant and pure. his method Is
artistic and he Is an excellent actor but
his grth is too great. He tends to spoil the
stage picture. There have been other oper-
attic stars whom nature has not treated
with due regard for all the conventions
They have had good voices. but they have
been deficient In stature. That Is prob
lem that tries the soul Of every impre-
sario, for there is no cure for such case
True. candidates for military schools have
been stretched bit to bring them up to
the required height. but there IL no use
trying to stretch a fiyeccoot tenor into an
Apollo. However. when II comes to the
question of girth the rcsourcesul Hammer
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stein Is right there with the remedy. He
notifies this particular baritone. who has
marked tendency to embonpoint. that he
must reduce his waist line by five inches
by the opening of next season or he can
not sing. 1t Is case Of bant or lose the
meal ticket altogether. So the baritone has
decided to bant. his decision being perhaps
facilitated by the realization that avoirdu-
pois and art are eventually antagonistic
Thus in all likelihood the public will from
time to time be RECALLED with bulletins from
the weighing room of Mr.. Hammerstein's
opera house. "Signor A. has lost quarter
of a pound" "Signor A. dined judiciously
yesterday and ran five miles this morning,
and has scored nine ounces in his race for
next seasons contract" The advertising
possibilities of the situation are infinite.