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Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
DR.. JOHN WATSON is DEAD
elan McLnren" Passes Away in Iowa
as Result of blood
Poisoning.


BURLINGTON, Ia, May 6.-Dr John
Watson Gan McLaren) died at 11:l5 a. m.
today at Mount Pleasant, Ia The cause
was blood poisoning from tonsilitis. He
was taken i'll at Mount Pleasant April 25.
DR.. Watson was born in 1850 at Manning
tree Essex, studied at Edinburgh univer-
sity, New college and Tubingen. He was
licensed by the Free Church OF Scotland
in 1874 ordained in 1870 and I'm 1880 went to
Liverpool as pastor of a church ~ is
most widely known as a writer OF Ns
descriptive of Scotch life and
although he has written much . as
themes. In 1906 he gave the ~ = cher
lectures before the Yale y school.
He was on a lecturing stricken
with fatal Illness -
DIR. Watson came .< . unit Pleasant
April q from Mir NT.SsNo 90 deliver a lee
ture to the stude me Iowa Wesleyan
university. Bnrout .e became i'll and
was compelled to cancel the date The i'll
ness, which was declared to be tonsiltis,
progressed rapidly. Last Monday and
Tuesday the patient was able to be about
and transacted some business. wednes-
day an abscess formed on the right ear.
The system absorbed pus and in twenty
four hours developed serious symptoms.
The physicians regarded the case as crit
ical, but hoped to stem the tide Of the dis
ease. Blood poisoning set in and on Sat
urday other assesses started to form in
the left ear and throat. The patients con-
dition was aggravated by a bad attack
of rheumatism. This morning the ply
sicians sent for a Chicago specialist, who
arrived this afternoon. DR. watsons end
was sudden and unexpected and was has
tened by a weak heart His wife, who was
his constant companion In his last illness,
left the room at II o'clock this morning.
She was gone about fifteen minutes and on
returning found her husband lifeless.
Mount Pleasant is the seat Of Iowa wes-
leyan university, where DIR. Watson was to
deliver a lecture. His demise took place
at the Brazelton hotel, to which place he
had been taken from the train.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
COAL FAMINE is PREDICTED
Union Paeihc OneiaIs Warn Small
Dealers to Lay iR stock
During Summer.

CHEYENNE, wyo, May e-'I look for
a greater coal famine next year than ever
before and the Union Pacific, which has
always taken care of the people along it's
lines, will no longer be able to do so on
account OF the Hepburn bill, Is a statement
attributed today to w. L. Park, general
superintendent of the Union Pacific rail-
road
The small dealers" Mr.. Park is further
reported TO have said, have in a way,
depended upon the railway supply Of coal
to help them out, and unless they store
their own coal during the coming summer
they viii face famine In the winter. Coal
consumers along other lines where sim
liar arrangement has been maintained by
coal carriers will meet the same emergency
The Union Pacific viii store coal as usual
this summer. but VIII have none to sell"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
sHRINERs BEeIN WORK TODAY
Last of Special Trains Carrying
Delegations From East
Reaches Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, May 6-Under
ausplcious circumstances the thirty-third
annual session Of the imperial council,
Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, will begin
tomorrow morning. Thousands OF shriners
from all parts OF the country are in at
tendance. The last Of the special trains
carrying delegations from eastern cities
arrived tonight.
According TO the registration bureau at
general headquarters Los Angeles now
shelters over $1,000 strangers.
The only ONCE for which a contest is
possible is that Of imperial outer guard.
Among the delegates mentioned for the
place are Henry F. Neidringhaus. jr., OF
St. Louis and Elias J. Jacoby OF Indianap-
oils. Frank c. Roundy OF Chicago win
succeed Alvan p. Clayton IN the once OF
imperial pOtentate, and the other officers
% the council win Do advanced ons degree.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
CONFERENCE OF INSPECTORS
Secretary Wilson meets chief at
Chicago 20 Discuss New
Meat Laws

CHICAGO May 6-Sccretary OF Agricul-
ture Wilson today met In this city the
chief meat Inspector OF every large city In
the country for the purpose of couferring
on the practical application OF the new
meat laws TO the slaughterng and packing
industry.
The inspectors, numbering about $50, met
the secretary at the Auditorium hotel and
proceeded to the Union Stock yards, where
the conference. which is to continue for
three days is being held.
The yards and the packing houses were
first inspected and an executive meeting
was then held. at which the phases Of the
law were discussed. Dr. A d. Melvin,
chief OF the bureau OF animal industry.
delivered an address later in the day. He
stated that on July 1, 1905. there were en-
gagged in meat inspection at 163 establish
ments 764 employees. There are now 2,O29
employees at ESQ establishment. There have
been granted to retail dealers or butchers,
as provided for by the law, 1855 certifi-
Gates of exemption. Inspection has been
withdrawn. DR.. Melvin declares, from
forty-six official establishments. principally
because Of failure to maintain a proper
standard Of sanitation and in some cases
because of the use of prohibited preserva-
tivea.
THE approximate cost" said DIR. Melvin,
'of the inspection, as conducted at this
time. is: For cattle and calves, cents
per head: for swine, sheep and goats 8
cents per head. and for the inspection OF
meats received at official establishments
from other official establishments, one-half
of mill per pound
In conclusion, DR.. Melvin declared that
the bureau had received In a general way
the cooperation of the packers The
greatest difficulty thus far had been the
attainment Of cleanliness. Conditions were,
however. in his opinion, working steadily
for the better
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
ANSWER TO OIL COMBINE
feneF's Reply 90 Custer suit
IL Insumeient

ST. LOUIS. May e.-The government to-
day fled In the United States circuit
court a replication, formally replying to
the answer OF the Standard on company
John D. Rockefeller and other defendants
20 the governments suit 10 outlaw the
Standard OIL company. The replication
merely alleges the answer OF the defend
ants is uncertain, evasive and insufficient
Jewell p. IAghtfoot, assistant attorney
general OF Texas. Is in 81. Louis and will
attend the taking OF depositions by the de-
PENDANTS in the Texas suit TO oust the
Standard oil company from that state
Mr.. Lightfoot came here from New York
where he took the dispositions OF several
.EitnaaseA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
CHILD LABOR BILL SIGNED
Governor Hughes Approves Law
Limiting Hours of Work in
New York.

ALBANY. N. Y, May 6-Governor
Hughes has approved the Page child labor
bill. desired by the child labor committees
and the Consumers league.
It provides that no minor under 16 years
Of age shall be employed or permitted to
work In any faetbry in this state before
a. m. or after p. m, or more than eight
hours in any one day. The permitted hours
are now a. m. to 7 p. m. and a nine-hour
day is permitted The act will not take
effect until January l. 1908
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
CANDIDATES FOR MODERATOR
Three Men Want Honor of Presiding
over Presbyterian General
Assembly.

COLUMBUS, o., May $50 far there are
only three candidates mentioned for mod
orator Of the General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian church that meets here May
16. to continue ten days. Rev. e. II. Rob
erts OF Philadelphia, stated clerk Of the
assembly, and Rev. Francis f. Marsten,
pastor OF the New Bethany church Of
New York. are avowed candidates. The
friends OF Rev f. F. scovel, professor in
Wooster university are quietly working in
his cause
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
SUNDAY. MAY 18TH
The Annual
Real Estate and Farm Number
OF THE OMAHA BEE

This issue will contain a larger
list of homes, unimproved property,
acreage and farm lands than ever
before published by any Omaha
newspaper. This edition will be in
valuable TO anyone interested in real
estate, whether buyer or seller.
II you have money TO invest in real
estate, you cannot afford to miss
this edition. watch for It.
Special features and articles on the
real estate situation in Omaha, South
Omaha and Council Bluffs, and on
farm land as well, Will appear in this
edition written by prominent au-
thorities on these subjects.
The large amount OF real estate ad-
vertising in this addition will COM
prise practically a complete list OF
property for sale in this community
and Il will be eagerly watched for by
every prospective purchaser.
Don't fail to let IL contain your list
OF properties.
People when reading this edition,
will have real estate uppermost In
their minds. II IS 20 the interest Of
every one having real estate for sale
20 be creditably represented with the
very strongest ad Of the year.
Can Douglas 23s and our adVertis-
ing man WI call
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
GIRL FATALLY HURT BY HAIL
Ice haha as Large as Hens EEEs
Cover the Ground at
CAsaviIe, MO.

CAssyILI4E. No, May S-Anie Beeson.
l6 years old. daughter OF a farmer living
near Cassville. was rendered unoonsclous
today by falling hail and may die At a
late hour tonight she was stIn unconscious
The haiistorm was the most destructive
ever known in Barry county. Ice balls as
irree as hea's eggs fell 10 a depth OF two
inches. In Cassville windows with west
exposure all are broken. trees are stripped
ot- .eAGo aRd Orops are greatly damaged
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
POLICE BOARD IN SESSION
Kansas City Commissioner in Secret
Session Consider what
should he Done.

KANSAS CITY. May s--The police board
met in executive session at the mayors
once today to talk over conditions In the
police department and arrange plans for
the ohicial investigation OF the department
which Is 10 be made.
Il think We can do little at the meeting
except consider what should be done and
agree upon a plan Of procedure" said
Mayor BsaTdsleE
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
DOMESTIC

Judge Wood hears argument on motion
of defense for bill of particulars in the
Haywood case at Boise. Page
San Francisco street cars are idle be-
cause of strike, but company expects to
operate them Tuesday. Page
DIR. John Watson, Ian Maclaren. dies
at Mount Pleasant, Ia Page
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
SUMMARY OF THE PEE
Tuesday, May :, 1901.
TIE wHATHrR.

FORECAST FOR NERBASKA-Partly
cloudy Tuesday; showers in east portion;
warmer In southeast portion. Wednesday
fair.
FORECAST FOR IowA-Fair and some
what cooler. wednesday fair and warmer.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday;
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
FOREIGN.

East Indian government declares that
political agitators must not be permitted
to operate in schools supported by the
government; outbreak at Rawalpindi is
anti-Christian as well as anti-European.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
NEBRASKA.

anti-Christian as well as anti-European.
Page
Mrs. Herman Boche, wife of slayer of
Frank Jarman. is seriously i'll at Norfolk
Page 3
Burglars rob Aida postofice, but leave
all stamps and money orders. Page 3
Grading contract let and work TO COM
mcnce at once on the Omaha s. Nebraska
Central interurban road. Page q
State Board of Assessment holds its
first meeting and re-elects George D. Ben
nett secretary. Railroad hearings COM
mence today Lincoln Commercial club
files complaint with Interstate Commerce
commission OF discrimination in freight
rates against that city and in favor of
Omaha Page 3
WASHINGTON.
International tuberculosis congress is in
session. Page 2
Postal department complains that con
tractors are too slow in delivering sup
plies and articles may be purchased in
open market. Page l
Secretary Wilson says damage to wheat
crop by green bugs and weather condi-
tions have been greatly exaggerated. He
predicts normal crop Of both wheat and
/ corn. Page i
Small strike in Armours packing plant
results in about 800 men walking out,
but trouble is settled later in the day and
the men are to return to their work in
the morning. Page 1
/ City Engineer Rosewater says business
men should get together and take the
initiative TO have the streets in the busi-
ness district resurfaced with asphalt
Page 2
! r. A, Nash president or the Omaha
Electric Light and Power company, says
! Omaha furnishes power TO manufacturers
as cheap as any other city In the country
and statements to the contrary are mis-
representations. Page
Mayor DahlmRn'B order that unmuzzled
dogs found on the streets be shot is
obeyed and several CANNES running at
large are shot by policemen. Page ~
Home notes and social gossip Painful
processes and operations TO which some
women submit in the quest for beauty of
face and form. Page
SPORT.
Pink Star, a rank outsider, wins the
thirty-third renewal OF the Kentucky
derby. Page 4
Results Of the ball games:
2-Omaha VS.. Lincoln--0.
4 9-Des Moines VS.. Sioux City,.
Chicago VS.. CleVeland-3.
6-Milwaukee VS.. indianapolis
S-Toledo vs. Minneapolis
Oo1nEERCIA1 AND WDUsTRIAL.
| .
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07
FRISCO CARS IDLE.

United Railways Company Makes No At
tempt TO Give Service.
NoNUNIoN MEN CHARTERED IN BARNS
TfFort to Run Cars will Probably be Made
Today,
TELEPHONE SERVICE is BADLY CRIPPLED
Electrical Workers May Strike to Aid
Operators.
THOUSANDS OF IRON WORKERS STILL OUT
Nearly All the Big Laundries are
IdIe-MayOr and Governor Say
They VIII Preserve
order.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-07

2-Omaha VS.. Lincoln---0.
9-Des Moines VS.. Sioux City,.
5-Chicago VS.. Cleveland-3.
Milwaukee VS.. indianapolis.
S-Toledo VS.. Minneapolis.
OoN1EERCIAL AND MDUsTRIAL.
Grain markets. Page 8
Live stock markets. Page 9
Stocks and bonds. Page Q
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19

sAsSss1s add scVSssssascs lss f"rSsd.
Avid neeer brought To mis'

-Four or five hundred Jacks ~eR
packing ore over Maroon pass.
r. W. Ashworth branched ost ~
business with furniture and q.secos-
ware
Mines in Dark Canon and On slss
Muddy were causing some excite
ment
Mrs. Eliza Mann was al edged
insane and taken to Pueblo "
Sheriff Shores
delta wss suing Gunnison Cose-
ty for alleged overcharRe in ssesoe-
,seat Of TIE debt prior 10 the pss6-
tim of llslts ccsssy.
Jimmie Shack leford and Freddis
Leonard had = show" consisting Il
several pairs of prairie dogs which
they had drowned out Of their holes.
and sosne other pets.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19
lsinne - IL Cuaaissa To-
NewsC haMpioa COrrespOoAeoce.
Wsudsudsy. July 1.


The Cunnison tunnel is now over
two thirds completed. About -four
miIss Of the six have been bored
Work in the headings ut both ends
10 in solid rock and progressing rap
idly. Six concrete gangs are work
ing in the west end On the fifteenth
however, the construction gangs at
the west end were greatly reduced
and eighty two men were laid oil.
J. Il. Alexander went 10 River
Portal Sunday to see his new nephew
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Duggsn are en-
loving Q visit from Mr.. Daggan .
mother, who arrived from Denver
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy NJ. Alexander
Of River Portal arc the proud pa
reats Of seven and . half pound
bog. born TO them Friday.
W. II. Bray who has charge of the
rosd over to River Portal. spent the
Fourth and some succeeding days
with his family in Gannison.
VIC. Croissant wa, here from the
Washington Office four days last
week, checking up the books OF the
disbursing agent at this place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19

he odd town d CRYSTAL ,s surely
loreing 10 the front As predict
ed by We writer so,ne weeks ago,
there are more strangers ON the
streets Of CRYSTAL today than have
been seen Tor years past, and there
will be more before the close Of the
present mouth The Tact Of the mat
ter is Crystal is on the verge oi a
genuine boom, aud it will not he
u~t a sensation" either. The mine
raj is there. all around, up aud
down. inside and out. and this fact
is being proven every day Of the
week, Sundays aud all
Henry Rossetti is developing his
Sheep Mountain property.
Jake Star is doing a rushing bus
iness in the wet goods line.
Chas. Anderson and Harry Bar.
ssst, u Aspen, have taken positions
- ~ oassa.
r. J. Calshan still holds his posi
sioa on TIE Queen. Pretty smooth
''Old Man" Eli.
The Black Queen is working alone
smoothly and is steadily increasing
iss output. as well as its working
iorce.
Willard Brownell has returned
from a weeks visit at GlenwoOd
willard should have taken a bath
last fall.
J. c. Wise of ''Goodenoush'
lame, is in town. Mr.. Wise ex-
poets to push the work on this prop
erty in the near future
John +. Larson il still able TO be
on the streets. II John should hap
pen 20 see that nose of his, he GER
tsinly would recoil back wards
A. +. Hodges and family have re-
tsrned from their Uintah ranch 10
their old home at Crystal Their
many friends gladly welcome them
back.
+. G. Tuttle of Aspen, is working
on the Queen Ii seems to me the
Nst""i'ee arc se'',ne plo''y n"'"e' ,
~ -'oI , , IL us " ~
'"'"s "ne'' ''es sec H.
j. B. Wheeler, of Aspen, is pre-
pairing to work the Black Eagle
;.., re., Of tho nl.ck Oneen mine
and ve are informed !. ON the SANE
con,..,
-.
JOHN baio"i expects ms eastern
associates IN a few days ana VIII
start up work on the crystal copper
mine There is a good showing OF
ore and 1t also runs well IN silver
and gold and with suitable mill
should be a winner.
In Non,paId Horace Miller and
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19

News Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, July 1,
Doc Sloughenhaupt has Just re-
turned from a two weeks visit to
Ouray.
The Abe Lincoln has about two
tons Of concentrates toward the car
load that they intend to ship.
A L. Sneed and wife Of Kansas.
stockholders in the Lincoln company
are here on a visit with Manager l..
7. Merriman.
Glen Robinson and l.. c. Rey-
nolds both of Lansing, Michigan.
have taken a bond and lease on two
groups of claims owned by Dan Col
Inns In Box Canon.
Chas. Britton, manager Of the
Midnight N. & NJ. company. has
taken the water out of the shaft and
is drifting on the ore shoot. He
expects to have shipping ore soon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19

s'"a ssd cssslr ss~ la.AsaE extvessrls
well
H. n WsllsC<-CEot. are eso~,ng
spieUdsdly ti.ese last Se~ ~seks aud
esca ths Ossas ksrks - seal - sseg
E.~Psc.sAy asessd TIE spprr OHIO
csssk vsllsy, I sossGs esai. 10 look
Jag fshy sp ~ The sasndasd.
W T.. JsrvsrTA~ hay csop %
E.A River hs1s fair TO t.e ~ ksss
~ Aisa0y. N0 osly - essss il
TIE ossAos doisg sylseAsAly,
bss 10 s.A0s y ksse hi0A I'D
csssls ~ issssaiss fasaossly.
The. IAvis-Indicatioes ssw
eood ts "a average crop q s. bssh-
els - the acre from . h~adssd
scsss Of 900. Last ycsr oar crop
ran 33 bssAsls. vith no nssrIy ~
sooA IN oSslook ~ this seAsoa
We have just disposed Of sboss
20 SIX wssk old pAss, the bulk Of
osr spring crop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19

Wednesday, July IL
Glen Smith 10 home to assist with
the hsying.
Miss Veta Marshall spent the week
end with Clara Haymsker
Several of the boys attended hop
At Jacks Cabin Saturday evening.
John and Richie Walker made a
trip TO Crested Butte Wednesday
Miss Edith Miller is visiting her
uncle, J. T.. Stevens of Taylor river.
Jack Ralston of Crested Butte
caught a four pound trout at the
stone quarry last week.
Mrs. Theo. Davis gave . dinner
party Sunday in honor Of the birth
day of her mother Mrs. J. s. Mar
shall.
Walter Haymaker has taken 10
gathering columbines oy the wagon
load. Ditto, Walter Wilson. We
wonder who are the fortunate young
ladies'.
J. A. Haymaker is the proud own
er of a profitable strawberry bed
which is also source of pride to
the neighborhood, demonstrating the
fact that small fruits can be success
fully grown here. if one only gives
the proper attention. For number
of wears Goo. Smith has had cur
rant plantation which yields him a
tidy sum each August This fruit
commands good prices, as it comes
into market after fruit from other
section. is gone, thus having a sea-
son of its own.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19

The Twelfth Dist. Normal
Institute will be held at Ouray,
Colo, July 20 to August 10, 1907.
Special rates have been granted by
the d. r. G., one fare for the round
trip Tickets on sale 4aly %. %
and %. Return limit Aug. IL. All
those desiring to go please notify
Lsella johnson, Co. Supt. of Schools.
Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19

Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Nsder 10 the number Of about thirty
invaded their home on July l4th.
and after beine ssssred Of the
hearty welcome that 10 characteristic
of their household, informed them
that as it was the twenty fifth ami
ver.arv Of the marriage of Miss
Margaret Stanton and Palmer Nader
by Rev. VIM. Harvey at Gunnison
in 1852, they had decided to come
and take dinner with them The
surprise had been planned and
successfully carried out by their
eldest daughter Miss Hattie, assisted
in an able manner by her four
brothers and two sisters each one Of
whom thoroughly enjoyed the com
plete surprise of their parents. A
bountifal wedding dinner was
served, the brides cake being a
prominent feature. After doing
justice to the good things so plenti-
fully provided, and amid much
merriment. the guests departed
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Vader many
happy returns of the day Congrat-
ulations and numerous gifts were
received and altogether the occ aston
was most delightful one
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19
Dear 10 4 Vomaa's Heart

Are the dainty little accessories to
her toilet. We have a host of new
anil up to date toilet novelties in the
iewelry line. The Summer, girl
will find Just the articles to match
her gown
F. NoN STEIN, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-07-19

r.. - i-aHssaot. . lazy oOuB -
eksrl projsssor d sk~ ki9 kagoasA
GaAd ualpss and aslh = OAse Gag.
Cuaas~oa cosSty. cess~ dows fru0
the god producer thu. Ussk -
route ~ IAs.ver lie wss UssrlAG
the ss~sLe thai wont coss< - -
he dsscsss-d nee had sAis UesA -
th~ kss1aSd tsasssi. Tksss - =
sid 90 rsss.Ax iO osss<sss 49,
ssd toss ess4ss ga vssA 81 kialA
Il sesssnsl hsa,k sAaViaG " ~ 80
bossass MA ss6sssoR - -
ss,sss sse.sssA sss a 49, assioD-
rsOSs properties. wkN,h s..ssse ssslsss-
ssses ssy ss,ssa,a 5.Usltss, sass a
~ esAd ore. To . sysa.csse Il MOI
hGsa investors for &l.hD.ND NJ
Lsssoat sm.ied significantly ssA
s~oetly and would not be drawn -
Mr.. john : D,ddr,dse. = SGN
kno~n su,R,aE operator Ut lssdvIlie,
recoatsy sIeat several days ~ ~
coSnty looking over the camps Il
White Pine, IRIS aud Spencer Mr..
ioddridee developed the Fort~.s-
firlgisn aud Little Nell mines 1t
Lssdville and the Ground Hog q
Red Cliff lie is now % the staA
II wealthy mining syadicsss in
search Of y DEVELOPED copper mise.
He pronounced the Denver City q
IRIS one Of the best copper proper
ties he had seen in seven month";.
Mr.. Sullivan was shown over the
ground by ID e. Tobin.
The Crested Butte Coal company
are now maintaining AN out put Of
| 80 to 100 hundred tons Of coal .
day, and are working force Of 80
men. Arrangements are being
made for the construction Of . spur
to the coinpany's hard coal mine five
miles below town, where a breaker
is TO be erected and the mine will be
open for a production Of three to
five hundred tons per day, which,
being out Of the snow belt can he
operated the entire year.
Elk Mountain Pilot - Bowling
and block have opened up the trail
to the Daisy group Of minss in Red
we'll basin and work is expected to
began on this property shortly.
This is one Of the old mines of the
district and produced quantities of
silver lead ores which were ahipped
to the Gunnison smelter. There is
also in tins mine some tine bodies Of
zinc ores which could likely be ship
ped At a profit.
Jas. j. Sullivan, = popular Denver
attorney representing the new Colo
RADIO Good Hope Vulcan mines, spent
several days in Vulcan this week, on
business connected with the proper
ties. Mr.. Sullivan states the mines
will soon be equipped with the pro-
per milling facilities and will revive
the little Camp Of Gold, better than
ever in its brilliant past.
X. +. Fenton was over this week
from Marble. lie reports tho road
via Gothic pass being put in good
condition, and things booming at
Marble This will be one OF the
busiest spots in Gunnison county
during the summer and fail OF 1907.
X. s st. John OF the Belzora-
Bassick and T.. +. Gustafen,
connected with the Raymond mine
of ONO City were at the county seat
on business Tuesday
ii. j. Sievers has brought his
family in from Spencer for the sum
mer, while he is mining at Gothic.
+. Austin Wilson Of Boston who
is Interested in mines around Irwin.
arrived in town "Wednesday.