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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
"The Or in OF Ore Deposits"

Gold is where you find it and 10
are the other metals, but in looking
for them the prospector, the mine
maker or the mine operator will he
much more likely TO succeed il he
knows their sources. their habits
and their tracks, SO that he can
camp on their trail until it leads TO
their present hiding place in work
able ore deposits. Il is precisely
this information that is presented
briefly and clearly by Mr.. Etienne
A. Ritter in convenient little hand
book entitled: The Origin OF Ore
Deposits
When they appeared in Ores and
Metals, the chapters of this book at
trscted wide attention and favorable
comment and the authors treat
ment of the subject of secondary en-
richment WAS pronounced to be the
best yet written. Now that the
articles have been carefully revised
and issued in book form at an ex-
tremely low price, they ought TO
find almost as many readers as there
are people interested in mining.
You cannot use fifty cents and few
hours time mere to your profit and
advantage than you can in the pur-
chase and reading of this little book
The II illustrations are from draw
ings by the author.
The size of the book is 4 ri ins.
and it covers S4 printed pages.
Price 90 cents postage prepaid.
NEWS CHAMPION
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
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tee. hs th. eaai holders II said note shat they
bax. snn d. declare sfuiatlor 81 the CosoHaii
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tIso said Property Tor saia. and demand such
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ity s,=tesi "a u. ~ the statute 81 thIs state
aIid 10 the safa aeea Of trust. !. Annie
bo~uey. fublis r,4-tss 81 said county viii oIi
ths slktefmIn aay 81 liscrIuteT. A. - ii.a. ~
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% tho 1uVn oi Ganni-on. said tuHnty and
state. sell she sfssssr tis-ctttel prHsarty at pub
lIl suctiss- 20 the highest sad te=f bidder tsf
cash Tor she Iurtsos. uf glay g sHid nute, inter
O-f- aftaEnfy lees and costs uf safe.
Dated tisl- i1ih aay of November, Is.I.
AN>iL VI DyNNtN.
Public ius-tcu.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
Ohio Creek
By Telephone

"Wednesday. Nov. 20
Ii Is showing in the hills today,
bot the weather has been tine
Francis Eilebrecht lost fine colt
Sunday by its jumping fence and
breaking hind leg.
Mike Nose. who has been carpen-
tering for several wears in our valley
left Wednesday for his home near
Littleton.
Mrs. IIlldebrand. who has spent
the summer and fall with her son.
Albert, left "Wednesday for her home
near Littleton
The first shipment of cattle out OF
our valley was made by Gail Moore,
Orlev Wiseman. Lee Lehman and !.
T. Wylie Wedn' DAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

Canon City Canon-Simon Gug-
genhiem is viewing his purchase.
Before taking up his duties at
Washington be is making a tour
of investigation of Colorado so
that he may appear to have some
acquaintance with this state. He
arrived in Canon City Sunday and
spent the night at the Strathmore.
Simon is small, black, we'll fed
fellow, with the typical full flat look
above the back of his collar, of the
Hebrew peddler. He seems near
sighted and in looking over the
m' rning paper to find mention of
himself, the tip of his prominent
hook nose wss in imminent danger
of smut from the irreverent demo-
cratic ink. There docs not soon to
be great hssghtiness in the senator
frum New York-or We should say
from Colombo. He ate his meals
with the common herd and appeared
quite affable.
Bet what sthe use of being sore? If
Colossdo's honor has bsen bought
and cold, the shame is not 20 much
to GaGgeahiem, who bought. - to
Colombo that sold.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
N0JRF ~ AhJisJuaaT DAY

E-tnte n LOWeIl FcnO N iIIer Decreased
The undersigned having been appointed
exscutrix Of the estate of Lowell feno Miller
late 81 the County of 6unni-on. in the State of
Colorado, deceased. hereby gives notice that
she viii appear before the County Court Of said
Gunnison County at the Court House in Gun
nison, in said County. On Monday. the 18th day
of November A ". 1876. at the hour Of 10 q clock
q. m. 81 said day. at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified
and requested 10 attend for the purpose 81 hay-
ing the same adjusted. All persons indebted
10 said estate Iequs sted TO max immediate
payment to the undersigned.
Dated at tiunnison, Colorado, this 18th day
of October A. u. 1915.
JANE ALICE MILLER
Executrix Of the estate Of Lowell Fenc Miller
deceased Oct Is-Noy, Is
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

-Madesnosseue~-
DO touch me-
voice that be stopped short MIR MneuN, YOU seek
fauy~
Madam replied Meyneux, boving deeply Beau
herself Il honored by the presence both you"
oh you mad!7 she exclaimed contenlptuously.
This gentleman has exalted with his confidence madam" he
replied
viii YOU add your scandal this fellows presence
lecs How he obtained entrance
Pardon, madeoiee7 INTERRUPTED /
should NJ Moyneux oLging me
the fourteen frens Of NJ de Wne and Mestaire Nash"
do you know she turned yohcmeut upon Moyneux that
hc win Dr. removed the this DO YOU wish
be dragged with him For your sake, sir because have always
Thought Of heart give chance yourself from
Disgrace companion from jail Let him slip by
retired way and you may give your and will
as q nothing had happened Come sir
"MadcmniscIe"
Mr. MoyueuA desire hear nothing your companion.
Had ou cards with him should have supposed him
attendance your aekey DO YOU desire take advantage of
offer sir r"
"Madenoiselle could not tell YOU on that night
You may inform high born friend Mr. Moncux, that
heard everything he had say that pride had the pleasure
# listening to his high born confession"
"Ah is gentle with his birth mademosee All,
no! There in country who strange things of that
that a is his father, but himself"
you may inform your friend. Mr. Moneux, that he had
chance defend himself against aecusatiOn that he said alp
THAT did all could have strength say. Mademoee,
YOU did right had been stung by big wasp
1t nothing Scratch but mademoee the sky round and
the dance the earth could wish that big wasp
he had mus only what have strength and
straight till he Beside there other rizzons All,
you mus bef My Mneux sen for and tell him ALL because
he show courtesy the yong Frenchman and trus him.
tru Misunderstanding agoand would have to evsy
thing cxcep JUS becausee for the romance, the fon You
belief 1t is clearly You do belief, mademoiseley
She did look him NJ Beaucarc lifted his hand ap
peangly toward her "Can there be faith in-n he said
tmdy and paused She silent, Lady Dsdain.
"f had belief be imposor; had said
was Chaeauren if had been jus that NJ Beauae of the
they to but with the ackey, man,
the knew himself, could youwoud you lie
trying speak firmly he gazd upon her splendid beauty he
choked slightly and fumbd the lace his throat with unsteady
fingers "Would youhave let ride by side in the
moonlghtf Her glance passed by him might have passed by
multitude of orders gttering his breast Her eye now
edge Of him.
"ademoisee have the honor to ask you if you had known
this Beaucaire homes though of peasant BIRTH would YOU
nvountariy controlled her presence shuddcr
There a of silence
Mr. Molneux said Lady Mary, Sin spite of dscourtesy
allowing address offer last chance
this room undisgraeed Will You give your armg'
pardon madam" said Mr. Moyneux.
Iearcae dropped into chair his head
arm oureched the table. His filed slowly of him.
self and two rolled down the young mans cheeks.
AN live a jus'-names." said NJ Beaucaire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

r. A Lilley, the Telluride oii,c,al.
who got to gambling aud stole CITY.
county. school di-tr,c; aud Elk
lodge money TO the tune of xJo.uo.
to recoupe his losses. has been sen
fenced to from 30 to ~ Years IN the
state penitcntiary lie Is nov j3
wears old and cannoi oufliye lie sen
tenee. Lily secured money by
raising warrants
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
D0ykvllG

News CHAMPION Correspondence.
"Wednesday. November ~.
Miss Edith Smith - spending the
week with Mrs. W. A. johnson
Miss Rosedahl spent Saturday aud
SUNDAY IA Gunnison with Miss
johnson
Horace G9wan expects q leave
Thursday flr his old home IN Center
Alew. No
Clarence Meadows left Thursday
f5r Salt Lake. lie expects 10 be
gone all winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
PksskAII NOTNt

Notice = hereby given that On Monday the
18th day Of Ircenh.r. lfu1, ! shall apply to til.
County Court of Genni-.n County. Colorado.
in Probate. fpr leave to sell the undiv ieied one
tfth 10 Interest Of the sou h west quarter Z
the northwest quarters of section four A. and the
suuth-east quarter ct the northeast quarter Of
section five % IN Township iiteen south of range
eighty s-sA west 9th y. IN the touuty of f,iunn l.
son and state of Colorado. the same being the
ItoIerty Of Pred III. Holloway. miner heir If
Herman Holloway. deceased. Dated Nov. II
lsui.
BARBARA HOLLOWAY,
Guardian of said frsd H. Holloway, Minor
Nov I.--nec. d. Illl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

Pannla Newspaper We see 1t
stated thai before the president
would extend relief 10 the v all :,
gamblers he cxacted promise that
Hartman should be retired from
railroad management Ii this re-
port rs true, II is the worst comnmn-
tary ON this administration vet given
out While everyone would like TO
see Hartman down and out, the use
Of the power Of the executive over
government funds 10 accomplish the
purpose. is simply infamous BY
such methods the administration
may destroy anyone who gives it
offence. We sincerely hope the state
ment is false
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
ANDneGA00n0O RA0A
GDmna o>so - NQuuuup Gup4

The issuance of ~JD.0o.so IN
Panama canal bonds will help thu
situation, but u seem. thss d. lu.,
what the frenzied hnasciers want
More bonds to make huge profits
from
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
NoTiCE or ADJUSTMENT DAY.

N''It' = Ut NIlJI T y IN IlAN-
Estate 81 Iludi.y 3 Nct,luth en-. Deceased
liz undersigned having been appointed sd
midistratur ot The estate si ptidlcy Mcttloth.cn
late II The County Of ,,unnis.in. IA the state of
oiorsdo. aecea-cd hereby liVes notice that h.
will aTpuar bcfure the County ourt 81 said
Gunni-snt .unfy, al the Court House IN ,sun
ni-.n. In 80 County, un Monday. the 18th day
81 crnher, 4. ~ ltis, a. the huur of ~ @ CLOCK
A. NJ. ui said DAY. at which time all per-ons
having claims against said estate are notified
and rogue sted go attend Tor the purpose uf hsy-
NIX the same adjusted. All persons indebted
L" said estate are requested 90 make immedi-
ate payment 10 the Undersigned.
Dated at tunnisun. Colorado. tlis 1th day 81
November A. ~ isI
WILLIS McGLoTIlLEN. Administrators Of
the estate Of Dudley }. Mcttiuthen. decreased
Nov. Ia dec. - iisis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

Two Days Tarpon Fishing
Included in private Train tour Of Mex
leo. via. Colorado and southern which
leaves Denver January 2s. Ask for par
ticUlars write,
43-43 L. 4. FISHER, q. Z. A., Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

Our free offer on BUSY Bee"
Talking Machines and records will
expire December lst, 1907. ALL
coupons must be turned in by Dec.
5th % that we can get the machines
here by Christmas. Please don't for
ket the date. Gavette Bros. 43-49
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
seIHt ~ kss< ssTIes NJ >.s"ss wAR

Office If onufs Treasurer eunuison County
Cuiorado. <ox. 4 -
Notice D. hereby given that ~ill redeem a.
ms oice in 6anuI-.sn County all >choul War
rautz uunsbefcd A. ioliavs
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22


Mr. Nash naturally counted himself The feiciating
self that had earlier
he and Bath would have been detected piece gross
concerning the French noblymking Mrepoixs
barber.
Ti lucky thing fellow got of wav he eiacu
lated under
Thank me for it, rejoined Wnterset
An attendant begged Mr. Nah notice. The sent
word that Beauae had long building by side
door 1t supposed Mr. Nash had Frencman
not arrested Mr. Molyneux in his company
would be answer,be plain on tn,
beau trained face that the duke leaned
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
Through Mexico by Private
Train

Tour M all MeHicO via. Colombo and
So.them kaves Denver Jsnsary seth.
ksll infosoaaiOs On request.
l5-4S I. 4. feHRK. e. r. A. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

The Royal Cafe. on Main street, is
in the heart of the town. Meals are
palatable and we'll served. Popular
pricee. b. r. Lashhrook Proprietor r
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

The Holiasy. are almost here and
already Gunnison merchants are put
tug the Christmas goods on display
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22
CHAPTER vi.

the outer room Winterset, unable to find Lady
Mary and supposing her to have joined Lady Keller
ton disposed of his negus, then approached the two
visitors to pay his respects to the young prince.
whom he discovered to be STRIPPING of seventeen.
arrogant looking, but pretty a girl. Standing
beside the Marquis de Mirepoix. man Of quiet
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

Interest will cease above Warrants after
Nov. > iis5.
ANNIE NJ. pOWNFN.
Nov. -, is5 County Treasurer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

Interest viii cea-s above Warrants after
Ducambcr q. 1915.
kNNlEh. HOWNEN.
Not . Bac q. I-1 County Treasurer
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-22

Location ceraAeases three fsra lina
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
NEW YORK THEATRE.

Whatever be the outcome Of the present stru--
gle for supremacy IN the vaudeville field. tie pub
lie Is gradually approving the conversion Of this
theatre into music hall OF the highest order AZ
Hhe two performances every day last week thArs
were unusually large audiences. and az the Sunday
night concert there not a seat to be had IN
any part of the theatre half an hour before the
curtain went up. The entertainment this week Ia
varied and attractive or course there are some
acts on the bill that fail TO reach the ADVANCED
standard. but a whole il is a bill that pIeases
Parents will find here some attractions that VIII
he approved by the youngsters. notably Hermann
the Great Charles Baron and his company in an
animal act. and the moving pictures showing the
Lusitania coming up the Bay. For family gather
ings the afternoon performances are recommended
Miss Hetty King. the impersonator Of male char
acters. is continued on the bill this week She
sings song. attired In the uniform OF a Lon
don bobby" Among the newcomers Is Joe WeCh,
the comedian Persons who have never seen his
mpersonatiOns Of East Side characters should not
fail to so the New York while he is there. HIS
anecdotes are neither stale nor offensive. Lee
Harrison and his Broadway girls are also new
the bill, but aged IN idea The NIessrs- Del
more and Lee present a remarkable novelty that
is worthy Of mention. They are athletes. and per-
der This act has won the favor OF the audiences.
Other persons on the bill are r. G. Knowles. Bap-
tste and Francon and the Nichols Sisters
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
TRIAL BALLOON TRIP.
Psyche TraUeIS 100 Miles and Rises
One Mile AboUe Earth.

st. Louis, Oct. 15-After travelling almost one
hundred miles in three hours and ten minutes.
J. c. Mccoy and Captain Chandler brought the
balloon Psyche down to earth three miles north
of Jacksonville. Ill. late this afternoon ending
the first trial trip taken by the aeronauts who
are to contest in the international races TO be
held here on October u.
The route Of the balloon was almost directly
north of ST Louis, and Mr.. Mccoy who is TO
pilot the America in the coming races accord
ing to Jacksonville dispatches expressed him
self well pleased with the performance OF the
Psyche and with the prospects for long trip
in the America, which is more than twice the
size Of the balloon used to-day.
Toward the end of the flight the balloon passed
through a rainstorm for almost an hour. but a
few minutes in the sunshine dried the envelope,
and the Psyche afterward rose to a height OF
a mile The landing made in a cornheld
and no damage done to the balloon
Allan r. HawIey, who is to pilot the St
Louis and Augustus Post, who will be his COM
panion in the great race, planned to make an
all-nfght balloon trip tonight but because of
the delay in receiving their experimental balloon
the trip was postponed. Mr.. Mccoy and Captain
Chandler plan two other trips this week, in
preparation for the races.
The making of experimental trips before the
races seems TO be conilned 10 lne American
contestants as the foreigners who have arrived
up TO tonight say they will make no practice
flights
BY tomorrow night it IS expected that all
the contestants will have arrived. Alfred lie
Blanc pilot and Z, ". Mix companion, who
will handle of the French entries, arrived
tonight, did two German teams, composed
of Baron Won Abercron, f. Biedemann, Captain
Hndebrandt and Carl Erbsloeh.
The other French and German teams and
Major H. B. Hersey will come later in the week
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
OLD GUARD REELECTED.
GOrern0r BelieUcs March Neat Sat
urday Too Long for 1t.

Albany, Oct. 15.-Adjutant General Henry an
nounced to-day that he had written Major
Charles A Stadler. Commandant of the OLD
Guard of New York, stating that by direction
of the Governor orders had been cancelled desig-
mating the Old Guard to act as personal escort
TO Governor Hughes in the parade on Saturday
next, preceding the unveiling Of the monument to
General Franz SigeL The Governor, it is an
nounced, believed the organization should be
relieved of this duty because of the long march
The Governor accepted the services of the Old
Guard guard of honor at the reviewing stand
at Riverside Drive and 1O6th street
General Henry also announced that he has
been directed by the Governor Ito express his
appreciation of the good conduct. discipline ana
high efficiency shown by the details from the
cavalry and infantry of the National Guard Of
the State of New York which represented the
states military forces at the exercises held on
New York Day. October TO- 1907. at the James
town exposition. Norfolk. Va"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
CONGREGATIONAL UNION PROBLEM
National Committee Working in Almost Con-
tinuous Session for Settlement

Cleveland Oct l5-The Congregational national
committee OF twenty-eight on tri-church union Is
working in almost continuous session on this prob
lem A strong subcommittee labored until at
late hour last night aiming at some compromise
measure which may unite all parties and procpre
& practically unanimous adoption without any,
amendments offered from the floor Of the council
several suggestions have been offered TO the com,
nlttee by individual delegates. one plan pronosas
reference of the whole question back to a recon
fenea session of the Chicago Tri-IJnion Councn
Win an adjournment instead OF a dissolution ~
ihs body next Thursday night One of the nrorni-
nenf members of the committee at CHICAGO 49,
Gates reaffrmati0n OF this body's faith in ,rto,
ana lis approval Of the substance of the Chicago
pan' specifying that this act Of union SHAH na,te~
De construed 10 interfere with the rights and
privileges Of the local churches in either or the de-
nominations. He would then leave IL IA Conqreca
lonaI loeal conferences and state bodies to elect
their delegates 20 the first general council 90 H.
NiIte denominations. proposed in the act op
union and leave 10 that body all further details
III is proposed that strong committee iron, this
body. composed Of both the standing cor,,,it,,1
On poiily and federation and this new conrnjttao
t~enty-eight be constituted 10 carry forward ~,
work Of tri-union hereafter 'S
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
KILLED MOTHER FOR BURGLAR.
Kansas City Police Are Investigating Story
of Seventeen-Year-Old Boy.

Kansas City, NO. oct. 15.-George Smiley,
seventeen years old, shot and Kill, his mother,
Mrs Lizzie Schofer, forty-two years old. In
their home in Myrtle avenue, early to-day. In
a statement to the police Smiley says he shot
his mother in defending her against a burglar.
He is being held pending investigation.
Smiley said he had been awakened by screams
of his mother who told him there was burg
lar in the house. The woman had grappled with
the man. and urged Smiley 10 get his shotgun.
moment later the burglar Greed himself and
was making an attempt TO escape, when Mrs.
Scholfer ordered Smiley 20 shoot. As Smiley
raised his gun and fired. the burglar he says,
pushed the woman in front OF him. She re-
ceived the full effect OF the discharge. dying
within a few moments. The burglar. he added,
escnred. leaXIng cleW.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
YALE MEN OPPOSE HONOR SYSTEM.
Senior Glass Votes to Keep Faculty in Charge
of Examinations

New Haven oct. Is (speciaD.-The vote taken by
the senior class at Yale last night against the
adoption OF the honor system in examinations in
studies iS regarded settling the fate of the ques
tlon at the university. The class debated giving
up the present system of faculty supervision Of
undergraduates who taking examinations and
the substitutons for II of the honor system, and
decided to make change.
Resolutions were adopted which assert that the
members Of the class wish TO place themselves on
record in favor of absolute honesty in the class
room and In examinations. They call the honor
system ideal but impracticahle owing to the sizes
OF the university classes and the lack of provi-
sion for dealing with any which arise
The class declared that II did not wish to under
take the responsibility fer detecting. reporting and
Furnishing dishonesty because il feels that the stu
dent body, with no experience In such matters
could not perform the work with credit the uni