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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24
Would Restore Temporal Power

1t is said that Hon. r. G. K3r3l 10
St. Louis is working out scheme 70
buy about So miles of land from tue
Vatican, Rome to the sea coast inofas
that the Pope may be restored TO tenn
poral power and where he may
receive foreign rulers and poIen'
tates without them crossing the ltallal
soil. 1t is said that the scnelH'
will cost when complete about tor!
millions Of dollars and all to be p"
up by the catholics Of America. ms :
great plan ifthe originator can ge'N
to work he will be heralded where'i
the Catholic church has comm unlcan''
as benefactor of his church and W
go down in history as one of The gl'''
church men of the time.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24

1t is understood that after the 'uD
mer schedule is effective on the ban"
more and Ohio Railroad, about Jun'
that East bound St. Louis EXPl''
No 2, which brings mail from ~
West, will be sent around Cumoeii'D'
via the Pinto cutCff. This will ei",
nate an important tram and man =
vice from Cumberland, and IL IL
derstood that the Board of Trade g.
the public generally will make W." .,,s
protest. Passengers on this tram ~ -.
eted to Cum berland, will be discH1 IA
ed at Keyser. where train NO IA
be taken for this city. No. ., w." ,a
comes over the main line, now AZ
ahead of No. 2. By the proposeu ~
arrangement it is said the ram -,
company expects to cut down inc Tx
between St. Louis and New
eight hours. Cum berland News
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24
Political

Washington Correspondence to the
New York Press.
Correspondence which has come TO
light between Southern Democratic
leaders and their brethern in the East,
North and West discloses the fact that
there is almost unanimous opposition
on the part of the Southern Bourbons
To w. j. Bryan for another nomina-
ton for the Presidency Bryan s'declara-
ton for the initiative and referendum
has startled the South, which remem-
beers the days of Populism, and what
that radical demonstration cost the
Democracy, while Bryan further as
sertion in favor of national regulation
of child labor by the enactment of an
effective Federal law has aroused all
the latent spirit of estates rights be-
low Mason and Dixon's line. Bryan's
government ownership plank was a
sumner for the South, but they had
virtually agreed TO overlook that when
Bryan made his other radical declara-
tions, 10 which the South never will
aceede, according 10 good Democratic
authority.
1t was learned from high party
source tonight that at least five other
men, are under consideration by Dem
ocratie leaders. and sentiment in the
various States is being sounded to as.
certain which would be most accept
able. These five men, from which
number the Democratic anti, Bryan
leaders hope to select another Moses,
are William l.. Douglas, of -Iassaeh-
usetts; Judge Gray of Delaware; Gov
johnson, of Minnesota; Judson Har-
mon, of Ohio, and Justice Gaynor, of
New York.
Henry Gassaway Davis, of West
Virginia, who WAS the Democratic
nominee for Vice President in the last
national compsign; Senator Culber-
son, and others, it is said, are dispes ed
TO favor Judge Gray, largely on aceoun,
of his good record in the labor ques
tion, including his popularity as chair
man OF the coal strike commission.
Bryan and his friends, however,
object to Judge Gray more bitterly than
TO any one of the Others mentioned, for
Judge Gray was q ''gold bug N both
1896 and 1900, and voted consistently
against Bryan both times. Judson
Harmon, Attorney General in Grover
Clevelsnds' Cabinet, supported Bryan
in the 'slost cause of 1896, ana Doug
las, Of Massachusetts,, according to
Bryan's friends, would be preferred
aoove all the others by Bryan if Doug
las would.give the word that he would
accept and make asvigorous fight.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24
WONDERFUL ECzEMA CURE.

"Our little boy had eczema for FIVE
years" writes n. A. Adams, Hen
rietta, Pa. Two of our doctors said
the case was hopeless. his lungs be
ing affected. We then employed
other doctors but no benefit resulted.
BY chance We read about Electri
BitterS; bought bottle and soon
noticed Improvement. We CONT u
ed thaS medicine until several bottles
were used, when our boy was CON-
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icine~ ard body building health touics
Guaranteed Al all druggists so
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24
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According. to the final statements 81

According. to the final statements Of
the clerks of the senate and house com
mittees on appropriations, the Fifty
ninth congress at its last session an
propropriaten 1920, 79s, 143 for 1908, or
over Sal 200, 900 more than at the pre-
eeding session. At its first session the
Fifty-ninth congress appropriated
sS79, $50, 1876, or about $50, O00, 900 more
than the Fifty-eighth congress at the
preceding session. In two years the
Fifty-ninth congress appropriated over
81, 100000, OF an average increase of
$4,000, 600 year.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

10 the Creditsls CT W. +. Scott decd.
in pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Berkeley County. ". Va, made in cause there.
in pending to subject the real estate OF the said
~ r. Scott to he payment OF his debts, you are
required TO present your claims against the estate
II the said u. r. Scott. for a6jHdieatlon to W B
l,ols,on Commissioner, at his office in the said
County o. or before the 18th aay Of June 1907
Mines L. u. &c hardt Clers OF said Court
L. d. GeIharst, Clerk
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24

Nartinsburg, w. Va. May 1907
To all persons interested IN the above entitled
causes
Ay a decree OF the Circuit Court Of Berkeley
County, W. Va. catered the above entitled
causes Consolidated, the same were referred ito me
with Instructions.
10 convene the creditors of the said defendant
y L. Aads son, and audit their liens accordiA z
their respective amounts and pTlotllieS and 10
report all matters by deemed pertinent or which
may be requested 10 report by any OF the parties
in interest.
lou viii therefore take notice that l have fixed
on VI edneSdAy Iune Iz.h 1907 at 10 a. "A. as Tht
sme where and my office in Siartinseurg, W. Va
~ the place where viii proceed to execute the
= = order OF reference, and If, from any causN, the
= me be not completed on that day II viii be a0-
armed from time Il time, al the same place Unit
" Is completed. 6iven under my hand this Pin
day OF May 1917
W. B. Colston. Commissions. in
Chancery of SAID Court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-05-24

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herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. Al
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II. l.. Doll & Co. sells Longman &
Martinez l.. L NJ. Paints in pints and
quarts at half-gsllon price.
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Washington Correspondence to the
New York Press.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

Harry Voorhees, left for Buena
Vista.
A girl arrived at the home Of
Walter Hamlin.
The mail line between st. Elmo
and Aspen was discontinued.
The production of Baldwin coal
mines was 10000 tons per annum.
That old veteran, Col. II. C.
Moore, was entertaining large crowds
at Waunita Hot Springs.
Ben Brewer was filing the con-
tract for fencing the new Mason's a
Odd Fellows cemetery
a match game of ball between
Crested Butte and Doyleville. for
800 took place at the Gunnison
fair grounds.
The Review Press published a
page article, very ably writton, on
the advantages Gunnison possessed
as a center for the iron industry,
possessing. (as it still does all the
necessary factors of iron ore. coal
lime, climate. etc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Our Schools

The public schools will open next
Monday, while the county high school
starts on Sept. 10th. II. g. knowl-
ton has resigned as pr,acipal of the
high school and W. A. Franks, of
Wadsworth, Ohio, has been chosen
to fill the vacancy. Mr.. Franks is a
graduate of Wesleyan University at
Delaware, Ohio, and has had much
experience in high school work. lie
is also a talented musician and does
both orchestra and chorus work.
Miss Bertha Wrigley and Miss Gene
We've Gilruth, both of Chicago, are
the other teachers; the former in the
commercial department and the lat
ter asst superintendent
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Death of Nm. Mary Rock

At the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Jas. Beatty, in Montrose last Sunday
occurred the death of Mrs. Mary G..
Rock, a former resident of this
place.
Mrs. Rurk had lived in Gunni.on
since the early days but moved to
Aontrose several years ago She
was 80 wears old and leaves three
children. Mrs. Jas. Beatty, of Mont
rose; Mrs. F. Robinson, who is east,
and Vim. Ruck, of Gunnison.
The remains were brought to
0unnison and funeral services from
the Catholic church were held We'd
nesday evening, Fr. Kipp officiating
lIrs. Ruck had many warm friends
in Gunnison who are grieved to hear
of her death.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
~. Cashon
Champioa Correspondence

News Champioa Correspondence.
"Wednesday, August IS
Heavy rain every day at Mt Car
bon
Harry Millspssgh was here from
Gunnison one day last week.
James Shackleford and Rocco San
terelli went TO the Blue Mesa Tues
day.
Frank Stull got his hand slightly
burned by AN electric wire in the
mine.
Those who went To Gunnisnn lasl
Monday were, Miss Vivian Wood
ruff, Mrs. Gerry aud John Rlsse
John returned next day.
c. f. kuntze and wife were here
Friday from Crested Butte, return
ing next day accompanied by Chas
Wilson and wife who have moved to
the S,gman ssw mill.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Disastrous Wreck on Rio CsAnla

The west bound Il Grand pass
enger train No 5 jumped the track
about % miles east 81 Salida late
Saturday afternoon, injuring about
40 passengers The long train was
drawn by two engines, and all the
coaches except the mail and express
car left the track. The cause of the
wreck is not known The most ser
iously injured of the passengers were
taken to the hospital at Salida
where Mrs. A. Dolly, Of Whittier,
Cal died.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Mrs. Shaekefoers Parties

Mrs. Shackleford was hostess a,
two delightful parties this week
The first on Monday afternoon and
the second on Wednesday. Finch
was the diversion on Monday and
800 on Wednesday.
On both occasions Mrs. Shackle.
ford was assisted in serving elabo-
rate luncheons by Misses Lila Shack
leford. Alice Eastman, Mau5e Estes
and Bertha Wharton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
ola TO = TOUN6
So 4sssvs6 Nv Sa.ss, Nv
G4oe, hasUs.isv {. TAs
vA1sy

NeSsChaMpsos CorrexvuaAeoas
"Wednesday, Aug ss.
A. h Stevens shipEed a car IT
cattle to Ihuver Monday
1rs. n. CavananSh is at Gyp-aa.
CA business and visiting fr,end.
Joe IIe,ner wsa down from Gun
nlson Tuesday surveying and lsy,ng
of q townsi,e.
u. Wilson, Of Necota. III Is at
the lola hotel. the g.e-, Of his
friend ;. y Zeigler
W. j. I.essig has been wearing an
elaborate emile since the morning Of
the 26th, all because Of the arrival
Of Vim. Jr. At their home.
Joe. lieiner made a survey for the
new state bridge while here Ii will
probably he built this fall on the
site Of the old Stevens bridge.
Geo. Coffin, Of Denver. left Tues
day in his automobile for his home
after spending the summer at the
Berg ranch. Mrs. Coffin aud the
boys went ON the train.
The schedule on the mail route
between lola, Spencer and Powder
horn has been changed SO that the
stage will wait at lola until O'Clock
when the train from the east is late.
Mrs Mary A. McClung, accom-
panied by her grandson, Lloyd Nc
Clung, left "Wednesday for Ottumws
Iowa after spending the summer at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. X.
knopp.
Miss Madeline Lamoy left Tees
day for Greeley where she will enter
the State Normal. She was accom-
panied as far as Denver by her sis
ter, Miss Maude, who goes to Mem
phis, Mo, TO spend the year with
relatives and attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Davis and son, Mr..
and Mrs.. G. ID. Martin, Mrs. Annie
Downey and family. Mr. i. A. Nor
wood, Misses Neta, Ruth and Dorothy
Marshall and Masters Carl and Frank
Marshall were Sunday visitors at the
Rufus knopp home.
a. Bowers and wife went to pueb-
10 one day last week and expect to
return soon and at once commence
the erection Of a good sized store
building and residence. They have
bought two lots and will carry a
line of general merchan-
disc and conduct "a livery business
in connection
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
CndAsaNsvsk

Auedsy, Aug. 81.
Tho~. Roberts even, TO Cebolla
Sunday.
I'd Cochrane vas on the s,el l,s,
las, seek.
Sabine Chats.s sent 10 SaSwachs
last week.
E 5. Lobdell ga. on the Cahe-
topa Sunday.
Ssr,lo LShoa Killed hear las,
week On Sheep csseA
Wm. McClsre, of Kansss. is work
ing for I'd Cochrane.
john Cline wss in our valley oa
sheep business last week
Mr.. lrving wss here lass week
losksnG after mining interests.
Joe Perry aud Prank oaintana
went 10 Gunnlson "Wednesday for q
new sweep rake.
The ". II. Pros~er Amusemeat
company gave q good show on the
Cochetopa in Squire Roberto big
barn. A large crowd attended
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
CO. -
NsUsCAARStua C0srsavuaA<ace.
wednesday, Aug 2s.
u AnpleSs,s krft Tps-.dax fnr

Wednesday, Aug 2s
IL J. Apologize i~i, Tuesday sos
lAsver
Ars. T. IA,~l,ns came down from
ftos~-ts ~ spend SUNDAY
Prof.. J n Hallowell Is stsll con
hned 10 his room at the Lawrence
hoase.
Misc Mary Taylor returned Fri
day from two weeks visit with
frsends at Reis,oae.
Mrs Elva Turner aud Miss Hav-
den lett for their hosme in Colorado
springs Saturday The former will
sesch IN Ihsnver this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Block and
children are NJ home Again sftes a
number Of weeks spent at their
camping plsce on Tsvlor river
- T. Clark, Of Denver, wss the
center of attraction when he arrived
IN his big touring car His was
the hrst auto to make its appearance
ON the streets Of Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
MINING AT GOTHIC
SHOWS ENCOURAGING RESULTS
Active Woh Gong On al Oves the Camp Jim Blaine
Moun.an King U.oaa. RsaAs. Maroon and Other
Large Popertie. Wosdtas. New Machinery.
New MMs and New Life Tor Gothic

indeed, but has not been extensively
pr~pected as yet
Judge i X Dissetie, OF the court
of appeals at Cleveland, Ohio, who
with Captain Mcleod is a principal
stakeholder it. the company, has
aEent several weeks on the ground
ssd has under way plans for a new
tsanel, power plant, mill. air
deslls, etc. The present tunnel will
~ extended and drifts and Slopes
~ TO prospsc4 the ore bodies. The
40 tsnDel site is 1900 feet down
~ elNts, so gives GOO fss4 more
dePth Air drills win be run Nv =
eoApres~o- situated at Wolverine
creek. never failing stream, where
300 hossc power can easily be secur-
ed, on Pelton wheels This mill site
is 400 feet from present workings
and a tram has been surveyed and
will be erected this fall if possible.
Judge Dissette has purchased ten
stamp mill and crushers at Pitts
burg from which place c. l. Miller
and sons are transferring it on
wagons Of o. +. Thomas. The saw
mill of Levi Lawrence At Schofeld,
has also been purchased and will be
set up in the vicinity to furnish lum-
ber. The exact process Of treating
these ores has not vet been deter
mined as tests are being made. The
Elmore fioatatIon process is under
consideration. 1t is the intention 10
have producing mine in full opers,
ton before winter sets in. Two
miles Of new road just completed to
the mine should be mentioned as
among important improvements
which the energetic management of
the Blaine has added to the general
development of Gothic.
The Elk Mountain M. & M. Co.
Speaking of roads leads naturally
to the four and a half miles Of first
class work done by the Elk Noun
tain Mining and Milling company,
under the management of A. j.
.Nagg. This road leaves the main
route at the East river crossing,
leads along the bank of the river to
Rnstler rnlch and from there to the
vei. lead OF the gulch, above timber
line where an up-to-date mining
plant is being erected to develop the
Mountain King group.
There are three claims on the vein
and three auxiliary claims. The
Mountain King was discovered bv
j. L. Bennett, pioneer prospector,
IN the same wear as the Svlvanite
and he is still interested in the prop
erty The surface showing at the
Apex is a vein forty feet wide. On
either side it has been developed by
tunnels l35 and 240 feet long ap-
preaching each other on the vein.
On an ore shoot at the Apex an in
cline has been driven and from this
some years ago was shipped eleven
tons that returned over 100 ounces
silver and ten to fifteen per cent
copper. In the l3J foot tunnel is
low grade ore that averages four to
hive per cent copper and fifteen
ounces silver, but this tunnel also
cuts the main ore shoot at its breast
where values run to shipping grade
across for twelve feet Other devel-
opments point to the Mountain King
as an enduring vein going to indefi-
mite depths, with millions of tons of
low grade ore as well as much ship
ping mineral
At twelve and thirteen thousand
Continued ON Second Pare
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
n1S " Vuo1.
CeAs Cssek Hlsvs 0ss.s q L.
i>ae, as A6.sa~ Vet
@ Cuanua Tunne1
ass,a CosssapoaAsoss.
Wednesday, Aug IS.

~ ss88* eSs9
Wednesday, Aug Is.
Last week r. n Ne~ell. directos
Of the reclssna,lon serviee. T.. q.
Lind, chief fiscal agent; X 5. Per
sons, auditor ot the Interior depart
ment and Mr. IIo6er, held iasy,sctor.
were Washington ofhcIals visiting
this project.
Roberto Birnchi, who has beeu an
inmate of the government hospstsl
here for over year suffering with a
broken back, went Monday ~ the
Mercy hospital in beaver, whess 10
will lie taken care Of at the expense
Of the government.
The first of the month large r~-
dsction in the force at Lujsne ~ill
take place both in the clerical and
outside help. There will he but one
concrete gang ut work in place Of
the six moo busy placing the con-
crete Inning in the tunnel This will
necessarily delay the completion
somewhat
The large amount Of water in the
River Portal end of the tunnel has
been pumped out and work has been
resumed in the heading with small
force of men working but two shifts
a day and making progress Of
about three feet day in the hard
Gunnison granite. Water seems to
have come from a crevice which ex-
hausted itself.
On the sixth Of August Cedar
creek broke into the tunnel at Lu-
jane washing a large amount Of dirt
and water in and it was necessary to
flume 1T across the tunnel line. On
the morning of the 2ith the creek
again washed into the tunnel nea;
the portal and filled it to the top
with muck and dirt and backing the
water up ~ far - the main shaft.
Work in the tsAnsl is impossible
and all hands are working on tie
outside clearing out the tunnel and
constructing a new ditch into which
they intend to divert Cedar creek
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
Cad Il Ths.ks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the kind friends and
neighbors and TO the members OF
the A. O. L. W. who assisted us
during the illness and death of our
beloved mother.
Mr.. AND MRs. WM. RrCK,
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. A. BEATTY,
Mrs. J. n. Robinson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

All the children are nightly in
crested in the enormous Teddy bear
n Won Stems window He is ad-
veftising his large new assortment
of standard silveroid spoons and
forks at 25c per package
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
o. Cssek

Wednesday, Aug. Is.
Albert Hildebrand will finish hay-
ing this week.
W. A. Gillaspey was shipping hay
the first OF the week.
Rainy weather this year. Big
storms this week have practically
stopped progress in this direction
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

Elk Mountain Pilot-Owen Sam
sci who works ON the Forest Queen
mine at Irwin, had the misfortune
to get chip of machine steel in his
eve last week He came down to
Crested Butte and DIR. Rockefeller
attended the painful injury.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30

Lost. Straved or Stolen Black
yearling colt A few gray hairs in
tail! Reward for return or informa-
ton leading to hi. recovery.
J. W. PRoFFITf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
0useA 4 tke Gssd Samssitsa

There will be service next SUNDAY
at II a. m. Holy Communion and
sermon, The Reward of the Labor
ers" SUNDAY school will be held
at 10 a m. as usual. All are cor
daily invited to the service.
The Ladies Guild will give a so
cisl at the rectory next Tuesday
afternoon. At ) O'Clock Archdeacon
SchoGeld, Of Dcnver, will give IN 81
drsn a ~ eh1srA slssr vkicA -
fresAoents will be served. In the
evening service will he held At eight
O'Clock when Archdeacon Scho6eld
will preach. Everybody is invited
TO come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
A Mountain Sde Of Mineral

The Blaine Mining and Reduction
company, ollicered largely by Cleve-
land, Ohio, parties has for some
years been developing a group often
claims on Red Mountain two miles
north of Gothic Numerous short
tunnels and shafts have discovered
that the mountain is net work of
veins. Seven distinct Gssures trav-
erse the quartzite, running up the
slope, while five cross veins have so
far been opened. These veins appear
to be converging like the spokes of a
wheel. Captain Archie Mcleod,
who was the original locator of the
Blaine lode and for gears in charge
of development work. has driven a
tunnel 500 feet on this vein. This
spring. in stoping. splendid ore
shoot was encountered which now
exhibits eleven feet Of solid steel
galena A number of ASSAYS give
returns of Il per cent lead. 30
ounces in silver and SLIGO in gold.
or total values Of $3.50. Between
800 and Goo tons have been put in
bins for shipment There is 800
feet of vertical back stoping on this
shoot to the surface and walls are
not vet disclosed. Large quantities
of low grade mineral are also open.
ed.
On the Alice claim of this group,
where 80 foot shaft was sunk if
teen years ago, recent development
has opened $50 ore and crosscu. a
nine foot vein. 1t look. very we'll
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
TWENTY YEARS AGO. /.

Sh0uid aud acquaintance be forgot.
And neper brought to mini
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-30
List Of jurors

For the term of the district court
Tuesday. September 3.