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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Ohio Creek Mining Items
ews-Champton Correspondence.
"Wednesday, Nov. l6.

Wednesday, Nov. l6.
+. McAllister is doing annual
work on the Morris group of claims
in Browns gulch
c. NJ. Carter is having the an
nual work done on the Lamphier
group of claims at the head of Ohie
creek.
The Belzora Bassick is doing
good work in both of the tunnels.
They run two shifts and employ
about thirty-fve men.
W. +. Mckinley, the Ohio creek
merchant. met with an accident last
week His team ran away and threw
him out spraining his back and
side. He is doing nicely at present
The Gold Links has started a
tunnel on the west side of the creek,
opposite the mill. They have
started taking out ore and are filing
the bins in the new mill which they
expect to start about Dec. l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
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\ews-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, November l3.
DIR. Harmon returned Thursday
from Rifle.
Miss Ethel Hatch is at Ohio City
attending school.
Mrs. Hartz. Of Ohio City, is stay
ing at the Bennett ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Bennett paid
the county seat visit Monday.
Misses Roeedahl and Gibbons
and Clarence Meadows attended the
dance at Waunita Saturday night.
The stork left q nine pound boy
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Bennett Tuesday afternoon. All
doing we'll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

The track is LAID. the bag derrick
up anj shipments will begin from
qsarr'es Of the Crystal River Marble
company within two weeks. or by
lheceuSt,er FIRST at least About 800
cubic feet are out ready to ship.
They will be worked up in the mar
BILE wards at Denver tins winter and
when spring comes things viii hum
At this new quarry
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
2oUesmAn
Champion Correspondence.


Monday, November 1
I'd Haws lns has come up to do
annual work ON his claims on
Wealthy mountain.
ID + Sneed and Jos. Paul, di-
rectors Of the Abe Lincoln Mines
company, are helping to build the
new mill
The Ethel Mining company will
begin active work developing its
claims near Box Canon. 5. &. Pei
tier is president d. Sweinhart,
vice president; s. A. Lesenea and
w. n. Delue and @. q. Jennings,
dir ,ctors and managers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

Every Issue of the News Cham
pion runs above 1850 copies 1t cir
culates in eighty-fve per cent of the
town, ranch and miners homes of
the county and is a welcome and
eagerly read visitor. What better
medium could you desire for your
Christmas advertising.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Csanissa Cosatv nisA Schas
News-Chsmpion COrresposaeace.
"Wednesday Nov. L.

"Wednesday Nov. l3.
T W. Gray was high school
visitor Friday afternoon.
Prof. FRANKIE is training glee
club composed of High school girls.
The Literary society rendered its
second program Friday. The next
will be given Wednesday tho 18th.
Some very interesting essays have
been written for the literary socisty.
Those of specisl Interest bsinG. Ths
HseA Cssoa, - Gsusa Tssvssehss: j:
The Spsaish Peaks, BY Eldssa Aisly
and The Mining Indsstry in Gsn.i-
son County, by Bryant Eastman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
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Ne~s-Champsss CosTeaD0aAsoce-


Ne~s-Champs<so CorveaDooAaoce-
Tuesday, Nov Il.
The thernouseser registered ten
dearees 'asi night
&. r. Harpei came into camp Sat
urd@y I've will locate at North Star
where he is biScksm,thing ior the
Ere
Coal LAID down at the Ere costs
between SIS aud <li per ton. the
hness saxs' IN camp Is the Ia sesi
wood pile
A n Mood~orth is again with rs
Barker, HAMILTON and Woodworth
hnislsed the assessment On the Silver
City near Wa0nlts last week.
The Spar Copper Co paid off Sat-
srdsy with their usual pronptaess.
Mr.. Bowen sill push work there ~
soon as the Parole tsnnel 10 in
Mrs Ret,ecca Sewer ot North Star
has recovered from her accident 81
~ 90 be around once more She
leaves this week with her son, Louis
for Denver
The old Eareka hall was torn
down last week. II was the dealt h
place of the only colored man ever
living here. He was scared to death
in the early eighties.
j. c. Reagan expects the Morning
Star to sing as soon as the gasoline
engine is IN place He visited Sar.
gents last week to make the Morn
ing Star keep humming along.
Emil Peterson has leased the
Victor mine TO Denoon brothers.
There is lots of work in prospect ss
the tunnel will be driven to open ON
the North Star side Of Lake Hill.
No, c. T. Macy hasn't the rheu-
mstism nor has he been fighting
lie visited the Erie on invitation of
Mr. Denoon and seeing the quantity
Of ore crippled him. He isn't used
to it he says
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. Walburn en-
tertained at dinner and cards il.
honor OF George Denoon who leaves
this week for Boston. Cribbage was
the game. Those present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Petersen. Mr.. aud Nrs.
Macy and Carl Rinard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

I'd M-siIer boagL, the brick resi-
dence IT Ssm Iando.
A bouncing boy arrived at the
home of Frank Hoel.
Mrs H. " Bates opened dress-
ask'ng shop near La Nssa.
john leager. conductor of the
Scath Park. died II consumption.
Ezra Gihsoa sold his b~sansss II
Bsldwin to Clain X AcCrSckea.
Theodore Ro~d,ez. a veterinary
surgeon. arrived in Gapnison 10 10
cate.
L.. \. ordwsy reported that be
had dug sixty wells in the town Of
GunDison.
Chas. Eberilng closed the bel
monieo restaurant aud took = pos'-
ton as COOK At the La Nets
Train robbers held ND the Rio
Grande near Whitewater and got
away with considerable booty.
j r. Less moved his family
down from Tin Cup and went bach
10 hnish up some mining assess-
ments.
Parsons. Spies, Engel and Fisher,
Chicago anarchists, were hanged
while the sentence of Fielding and
Schawb was commuted to life I'm
prisonment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

On receiving word that her
mother, Mrs. Axtell. was very sick,
Mrs S. p Spencer left Wednesday
morning for the Buttes. Mr.. Spen-
Ger went up yesterday, word coming
that the stroke Of paralysis Was very
severe and Mrs. Axtell was sinking
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
0W mRsC TALES
Hess Aod Thsse Thso~gA ~
CaAa Cuaaisna 00anxsL oEh

Tue Hard Cash mine 0n GAieaA
mountain viii be worked trDm no~
tall the HOLIDAYS ts force oi nseu
.naer Horace Miller. the Original lo-
Gator THIS Is one Of the best ml' 80
on Galena. aud We learn that nexi
spring will be equipped with naod-
eru machinery and properiy de
veloped
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
"Wednesday, Nov. 6.

Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Walter Mauer is on the sick list.
Just bad cold he says.
d. ID. Walburn was down from
the Bill Short for supplies Saturday
A. NJ. Woodworth left the middle
OF the week for the Silver City mine
near Waunita.
Vim. Edgeworth left Saturday for
Salida to again consult a physician,
being very i'll.
Onr school closes the fifteenth and
the children are busy practicing
closing day speeches.
Thorpe, the new chef at the hotel
Tobin, is an artist when it comes to
packing lunch pals, they say.
Supt Harpell, of the Good Hope
at Vulcan, is returning the visit OF
Geo. Denoon. He came Monday.
W. C. Dunlap had the misfortune
to badly mash finger Monday. He
left Tuesday for Cosden, where
Judge Pitcher will attend to it.
Should you meet man or boy with
a grin a mile wide on his face YOU
maybe sure the first thing he saws
will be, Come up to North Star and
see us boom,
J. c. Reagan returned Saturday
from Omaha 1t is said the recent
rich strike on the Morning Star will
make boarding house fixture on
this property.
The Spar Copper company has
closed down. Supt Bowen received
word to shut down on account of the
low price of copper and the scarcity
of men. 1t will open mp as soon as
the drainage tunnel is pushed
through, or sooner should the price
of copper warrant it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

FOR SALE-Five tons of table
ssd stock carrots, rutabagas and
esess on account Of moving, sl5
pr ton delivered in Gunnison or
will exchange for anything useful on
. ranch Postollice address either
0uanison or lola. J. W. SMITH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
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4 eseina e IL ScuesL Co..
& &eseisi NrvsoAAeiaa
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News ChAn.psen Correspoaaence.
Tuesday. November ).
Miss Edna Good has organlzed a
SsbbAth school which Is well at
tended
John L. Hicks aas added a new
line Of goods 10 has already flourish
Ing store.
John Fultz and Dallas Duncsn
made trip 10 the San Luis valley
last week.
Dr Brown Of Sal,da was called
hese last week to attend Miss Mabel
Hicks who has pneumonia The
latest report is that Miss Mabel is
improving
Mrs. H. C. Allen, xho has been
in Ssl,da for the past three months,
returned TO her home IN Ssrgents
last week. Her daughter, Mrs. W
4. Cole, ii Salida, accompanied her
for a short visit.
Nern Rollison, who has bt,en en-
ployed at the jackson saw mill for
the past three months, has gone TO
has home in McCook, Nebraska. He
will be very much missed by all the
boys (?) around here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Tuesday, November II.

Tuesday, November II.
Roy Hicks is baling hay on the
Means ranches this week.
Rev. Webber of Gunnison held
services in the schoolhouse Tuesday
night
Geo. Means, Of Salida was here the
last Of the week looking after his in
terests.
Miss Pauline Cole returned to Sa-
Ida Tuesday after several days visit
with friends here
j. c. Reagan, Jack Clemens, Dick
Tuller and Tom Behan were visitors
from Whitepine this week.
J. c. Bunch and II. Conklin, of
the Jackson saw mill spent several
days in Sslida returning TUESDAY.
Posters arc out for the big dance
sad turkey shoot Thanksgiving. A
splcndid time 10 promised al who
attend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

c. Il. Bourdette went to Denver
Sunday for a few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Dayton

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Nov l..
Jacob Phile has sold his ranch
and stock to W. Clark
W. II. Robinson made business
trip to Lake City Thursday.
The dance at Youman schoolhouse
Saturday night was an unusual sue
cess.
Misses Sadie and Winnie Ready
were visitors at the Dwyer ranch
last week.
Cebolla ard Lake Fork stockmen
have gathered their beef preparatory
to shipping.
News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Nov. l3.
Al llaines passed through Spencer
last week.
J. p Barrows is hauling Crosby
Bros. hay from lola,
A. f. Hay is working at the Tur-
ner property near Vulcan.
Frank Holt has returned from his
fishing "trip and reports huge sue
cess
NJ. NJ Foster returned from ONO
City last week, but expects to leave
shortly for the Cebolla valley to be
gone indefinitely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
TWENTY MARS AGO /.

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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

! have opened rooming house
sHd rests usnt in the large building
ssxt TO W. 5. Dittos grocery store
aud solicit a share Of your patron
-. Excellent meals at popular
prices. Mas. EuNET TRINr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

News-Champion Correspondence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
WISCONSIN
 GOLF MEET

Madison, Wis, July 25.-On the the beautiful Maple Bluff course, tucked away on the shores of Lake Mendoza, the most largely attended state golf tournament ever held in Wisconsin will be played during the next three days. A long list ot events, both for the cracks who qualify for the championship and consolation flights and the less ex- pert to fail to get into the charmed circle. is included in the program. Today's play, inaddition to the quail flying round for the state champion ship. match play handicap con- test against bogey. Tomorrow there will be an all day medal play handi- cap competition open to all entries. On Saturday will be played the H. na,s for the state championship and consolation cups at thirty six hole match play, and also a thirty six hole match against a blind bogey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
WOODMEN
 FESTIVITIES

Seattle, Wash, July 25.-Com- panies of axmen from all over the West will participate this afternoon in the Woodmen of the Worlds prize drill for the championship Of the Pacific coast, one of the spec tacular features of the big conven- tion now being held here. Much rivalry has developed among the Pa cific coast drill teams and the com petition will be keen. The grand pa rade with thousands of Woodmen in line will take place this evening and the streets of the city will be handsomely decorated and brilliant ly illuminated for the event. A ousl- ness session of the head camp was held this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
EXPRESS COM
 PANY HEARll!G

aASt. Louis, Mo-, July 2o.-Vlsofous Protests to the state board of rall- road and warehouse commissioners against the enforcement Of the pro- posed new schedule of express I'd F9 etfecting a general reduction -l 70 per cent were made by representa- tives of all the leading express com panies at a hearing held Ill o'' Louis today.
 The express companies pay to me statee a tax of 1 IA per cent on their gross eafhAn7' which is smaller than that paid by the insurance compahie0' and the tax for the last year brought in an aggregate sum of $14'oV'' The earning of the six express com panies doing business in the sta'5 5' according to the statements or thei' officials reached total of $1'oSS'- a32.63 in the last year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
FIGHT MOVE TO
 FREE STENSLAND

chlcago, July 25.-With less than ten months of his ten year prison sentence to his credit on the records ot Joliet penitentiary, Paul 0. otehsland who wrecked the Milwau- kee avenue State bank and then fled to Tangier where he was captured, may be released on parole. Friends ot the banker are circulating 8 pc tit1on in his behalf, alleging that inn prlsonment has caused him to sui fer physical collapse. A counter pe- tition obiecting vigorously to such action, signed by nearly all of the 20,000 bank depositors who lost their funds through the banks fail ure, has ben prepared. The move ment to free Stensland has aroused 6 storm of protest among the vic tins of the bankers financial opera tions and this will probably be sui ficient to prevent any action being taken at this time.
 It is just thirteen days over one year since Stenslasd fled from Chi cago, proceeding to New York where he sailed for England. This was twenty-five days before news of the bank failure became public, when great crowds of enraged men and women swarmed about the bank building, demanding the return of their money and crying loudly for Stensland. At that time the abscond ing banker was enjoying himself in Tangier where he arrived on July 2S, While his victims were weeping and wailing about the doors of the bank he had footed, Stensland was carrying on a desperate filtration with Mme. Yvette, an actress, in the Moorish town. Later he transferred his affections to Senorita Vitto1la, a Spanish dancer, who committed suicide when she heard of her loV- CTS crime. Stensland was tracked by a Chicago newspaper man and was captured September 3, making a full confession in which he charG- ed Cashier Herring with being the sole forger and looter of $1, ,50o,ooo. He pleaded guilty in Chicago on Sentember 26 and the following day donned stripes at Joliet prison
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
FOLK SAVES
 NEGROES LIFE

Columbia, Mo, July 25.-Gover- nor Folk has commuted the sentence of Tom Clay, colored, who was to have been hanged here today, to life imprisonment in the state peniten- tiary. Clay murdered another negro during a saloon brawl over year ago Executive clemency was urged upon the governor by the trial judge the prosecuting attorney, members of the jury and many prominent citizens of this city on the ground that the has been discovered since the trial which strongly indicates self-defense.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

For sale-Locomobile runabou' ,or sale cheap. Apply Geo. H. Adams
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
EPISCOPAL
 GIRLS SCHOOLS

Jackson, Miss, July 25.-The per iod for the reception of proposals from cities interested in securing the new Episcopal school for girls to be established in Mississippi, clos- ed today. A specal meeting of the committee of the diocesan council will be held in a few days to consid- CT all the propositions and make a choice. Among the cities entered ill the contest. Vicksburg has apaprent- lv exhibited the most enthusiasm and has the best chance of success. Meridian, Winona and other cities are also in the field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
DUCHESS VS.
 COUNTESS

Paris, July 25.-All social Paris
 Is awaiting w:th the keenest artici-
 patton tue result of the legal battle
 waged between the American co 1c~
 tess Spot..iswood-Mackin and the
 American Duchess de la R )2hefauc-
 buld. House rent and jewels and an
 Incidental sit or libel arc involved (n the proceedings, which have been comple.ed and it is annoln"e7 that the court viii 1iand down q iccis- lon tomorrow.
 The Countess Spottisw wod-Mackin slas Miss Sally Britton of St. Louis, >SySle the Duchess de la Rochefauc- zyH is a daughte: of the late Sena- 1tor Mitchell of Oregon. The trouble between the two American-title owners eliminating in sensational Mitigation, originated in dispute in 1902 over the claim of the countess to the recovery of rent from a
 
 house leased to the duchess, which the latter vacated on the ground that it was inadequately heated. As tho controversy Waged tierccr: the jewels of the duchess were attach ed in a libel suit brought against her by the countess.
 In the recent suit the duchess has turned the table and is now seek
 ing the repayment of $500, the ex-
 pense of living at hotel while the heating of the house was deranged, She also asks for $2,000 as a salve for damage sutained to her reputa- ton caused by the countess in en- tering a criminal complaint because the duchess removed her jewels when attachments proceedings were instituted in connection with the rent suit.
 As a. result of the bitter enmltv existing between the two beau'liu1 American women, Parision soclet'
 has been split into factions one
 sympathizing with the duchess ano
 the other with the countess. The decision of the court tomorrow VIII by no means end the anlmosltleS growing out of the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
POWER BOAT
 REGETTA

Boston, July 25.-Motor boats fro,o sli Darts of the Atlantic coast are entered today in the racing meet being given under the auspices of the Eastern Yacht club, ana which will last three days. A fea- ture of the big regatta is the hrs1 series of races for hydroplanes, or gliding boats, which have attracted SO much attention of late. Hanol- con races for two classes were held today and a combined final handi- can will take place Saturday. A mower boat race for the Eastern Yacht club cup is also on today program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
DISCUSS IMPORT
 ANT PROBLEM

Everett, Wash, July 25.-" How to Spend the Income of a Country Newspaper" will be one of the inn portant problems discussed by the affluent members of the Washington State Press Association, which con- vened here today in annual session. Libel laws, railroad transportation free passes and legislation will al so come up for consideration. Near ly all of the 210 members of the association are expected to be here before the session ends Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
To the Cool North Via the North.
 Western Line.

The Northwestern Line reaches with direct train service and through Pullman Sleeping Cars, a series of cool summer resorts, hunting and fishing grounds in Wisconsin,, Min nesota and Northern Michigan, which, for variety of interest, excel all others. Numerous good hotels, boarding houses and camps. Some of the best fishing in the world. If you are interested in finding a place suited to your particular needs, ad- dress George F. Brigham IT,, general agent, 311 North 9th St.. St. Louis, Mo-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

IS the Joy Of the household, fos without II no happiness can be com plets, How sweet the picture of mother and habs , AngelS smile at md en...
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25
CASTORIA
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BIG NEWPORT D-o N- FUNCTION

Newport, R. l., July 25.-Mrs. Charles F. Hoffman will lead off with the larger social entertainment of the Newport Seeason by lars dinner and dance at Arnsea hall this evening. All of the social leaders now here will take part in the festi- vities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

Dvspepsia is our national allment. Burdock Blood Biters is the natlonal cure for it. It strengthens stomach membranes, promotes flow of o1ses- tive juices, purifies the blood, ou'lus' you up.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

In warm weather Prickly Ash Bit ters helps your staying qualities Workers who use it occasionally stand the heat better and are less fatigued at night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

-LOST-Twenty-fve dollars m currency Friday afternoon. Flnoer rot,rn to Secretary of the Y. M. c. A. and receive reward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-07-25

A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas, Ec1nctric Oil, strongest, cheapest lin iment ever devised. A household ramedv in America for 25 years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-29
Fleet Ready To Sail.

Port of Spain, December 2S.-The Amer ican fleet will sail fom Rio Paneiro to- morrow, probably at an early hour. The battleships have been given t1nal prepara- tions for the long voyage and are now looking spick and span. The engines, boilers and all the machinery have been overhauled and everything is in first-class condition for the trip.
 Rear Admiral Evans on his flagship, tha Connecticut, and accompanied by the Ala bama, the flagship of Rear Admiral Sperry; the Illinois, the Kearsarge and the Kentucky steamed out in the gulf this morning to adjust compasses. They returned about noon. During the stay of the fleet in port considerable time has been devoted to important drills with the big and small guns, torpedo and torpedo defenSeS.
 Many of the bluejackets enjoyed shore leave today and the officers of the New Jersey and Virginia had baseball match this afternoon.
 The news of the naval controversy in the United States, which had been cabled here, and In which Surgeon General Rixey and Admiral Brownson figure prominent ly, is exciting considerable interest among the officers of the feet, but they refuse to publicly express their views regard ing it,