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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-27
MAN FOUND IN AN
UNCONSCIOUS CONDITION

VERSAILLES, July 26.-The find
ing today in an unconscious condi-
tion of an apparently respectable
man of perhaps 80 or 35 years, who
is believed to be either an American
or a Canadian, laying on the steps
of church in the suburbs, has Great
ed much excitement. Letters found
in his pocket addressed to PierpOnt
Morgan say Don't use this unless in
a case of emergency"
The shoes worn by the man were
bought in Montreal.
1t has not yet been determined
whether the man attempted to CON-
NIT suicide with the use of poison,
or is a cata leptic. He remains in a
semi-conscious condition and the
physicians in attendance upon him
are baffled.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-27
UNFINISHED CRIMES
AGAINST YOUNG GIRLS
TWO MORE BEASTIAL OUTRAGES
IN THE SUBURBS OF NEW
YORK CITY.
nv the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 26.-To the
series Of unpunished crimes against
young girls which daily of late has
exasperated the police and put par
ents in the outlying districts in an
ugly mood, there were added today
for investigation, the cases of Virgil
MIA Barish, II years old, and Annie
FalkowekO, a tot of five years.
So notorious have become the
cases of assault, amounting in two
recent cases to murder, that Police
Commissioner Bingham has been
driven to explain that his army of
policemen is insufficient to cope with
this particular species of degeneracy.
He has warned parents not to allow
their little ones to wander aimlessly
in the streets.
The Barish girl urs been
driven insane ~ mum ezi
ment, an mixing vi wA.~.-
first given to the public to-
day She became separated from a
party of friends at North Beach We'd
nesday, and that night was rescued
from the surf, in which she was
about to drown herself. She had been
beaten black and blue and robbed of
her clothing. Driven mad through
suffering, she fought her rescuer and
only with difficulty was placed in re-
straint. When her condition became
apparent, the girl was taken to the
Kings County hospital, where in a
lucid interval she told her pitiful
story. Attacked by a gang of nine
roughs she was left in a state that to
her frenzied mind suggested only sui
eide. 1t is a question whether she
can recover.
Little Annie Falkoweko lived in
Staten Island. She went to meet her
father and fell in with another man.
She suffered a bestial attack and is
under the care of physician. Jo-
seph Nocwiak, a steamship fireman,
"a years old, and whom the child ac-
cused, is under arrest.
A third case today cannot be said
to be wholly unpunished. When
Dennis O'Shea of Harlem heard the
screams of his infant daughter, he
did not stop to notify the police, but
promptly beat Jacob Neuman, aged
l52 years, into unconsciousness
When he came to Neuman was seized
with a fit and was removed to Belle
vue hospital, critically i'll.
The police records show that dur
ing the past 80 days II specific COM
plants of assaults upon girls and
women have been reported in this
city.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-27
FOURTEEN HORSES BURNED
TO DEATH in STABLE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26-Four-
teen horses were burned to death last
night in a fire which destroyed the
stables of the Transcontinental
Freight Company at Alameda and De
Hara streets. Many wagons, trucks
and large quantity of hay were also
burned. The loss is said to exceed
$4,000, with no insurance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-27
ELECTION IN PHILIPPINES
MARKED BY APATHY

MANILA, July 26.-The approach
of the first Philippine general cleo
ton, July 80, when Philippine con-
gress will be chosen, is marked by
considerable apathy throughout the
islands, in spite of the strenuous eff
forts made by the party leaders to
bring out the vote. 1t is estimated
that the total registered vote is less
than 10000. The leaders adopted
every expedient to create interest in
the election, but without success.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-27
ANNIVERSARY OF LANDING
OF AMERICAN TROOPS

SAN JUAN, P. l., July 26.-Today,
the ninth anniversary of the landing
of the American troops in Porto RI
ca, was celebrated as legal holiday.
All governmental Offices were closed
but the event was not celebrated by
the populace in any town on the is
land.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-27

Continued on page six.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
MElRZS J
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w. AssS S~sSz q NHEpZD AHIGAEN
~ Knee A<AK<lsev AsAAlaN <zS
Vhsss Pus Assacs.

summer ten tons oi ore neitsug $40
PER ton. The family bVed at the
mouth of the tHnuel aud this Was
done n spare moIueui.
The new Morning Star develnp-
ment - progressing hneiy and slx
cars e ere have returned AN aver
age OF >2l per ton above all ixed
81 arges showing the flllowing values.
- ounces silver, % per cent lead
ani - per cent zane. he's. ores
ars mari eted at the furnaces Il Tut.
Perrose and Neil at Canon City.
Nhsn arrar gemeris are made To-
make a commerrisd Product Of the
zinc tie value of the mine viii be
greatly eurhanced
lUtertsting a mau 0l the success-
lul siandu got Mr. Tut IN White Pine
j. bound o. rcuDUud o. the advan-
tsees of the camp and prospects
were never better tor a prosperous
mining season.
Plans are nearly completed %
finance a big combination Of inter
esis IN the Eureka Nest Ecg and
Erie erouTs, Silver llayonei, Leila
Eta aud sedolia claims embracing
over ltO acres. These hne mines
nom the surface have prohtably pro-
dured over une million dollars of ore
and will now be und,rout by a
200 extension of l. :. Senator
Dick $500 foot drainage and trans
por,aiion tunnel. A vertical DEPTH
Of 100 feet will be attained and
will make Of these lasting gravity
mines. 1t is among the plans Of
the promoters TO install Harms
boring machine. which promises to
revolutionize mining and is said to
bore ID feet Of ground day at q
cost Of 81 per foot. This company
has machine about ready to deIiv-
er for the Hammond at Ouray. the
Yak tunnel at Leadville and many
in Utah. The company has such
confidence in the machine that the
machine will not be sold but will b@
Iessed or tunnels driven under con-
tTsct. Such successful mining op-
erstors ~ Samuel d. Nichols, mana
Rer o the Gs0genheim string OF
mines ut LRsdville and Chas. T.
CsrnshsD, we'll known power drill
manufacturer, say the machine is
oil right.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
>orn. q, ,,>u >.,rus,.y

In the mHtter of the estate of liner Carton-
ter. deces- ed
Noiiee u her,ty given. that "a Monday the
1ith DAY e D biusry. A. ID. 1a I. being ,ne sf
the regular days at the December term of the
touuiy uuri of tusnI-on ca uniy. IN Probate.
in III. state oi F, uiotsoo. ,Hcnr, ; Lake somin-
i-tTstor Il sRid estate, will sppeaf bef re the
Judge 81 ssid Court. present ny fBsl settle
ott uch administrator and ray the az
pr"ssl - the SEINE. and will then apply To he
"a charged as such Administrators. At which
tine 81 Il ls'e any per-.n IN utter st ma, sp-
pear aud Ireseut Obi Jections othe sme, II any
there be.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorsfo. Jar. s. Ia7.
hkNkf D. LAkE.
Administrator 81 the estate II Elmer srJ enter
Jan. il-f.bs aecea sed
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
Nstt~e - ~ sass0 Sv~a Tea ~,

Toe. h. Allen and to whom il may concern;
NJ Tee Is hereby given that the prop ~
sale held in tie ouuty Il tiunnisop. 4 oIers,i,s
ny The tounty Treasurer III, r,of. sold l.. III.
ssid ,onnty OF Gui .nisob, for the unpaid taxes
sarh ssa =, sha no asse seq nroG laid rorIty for
io"' Is =, I" q lsi, 1902, and 1874 apd so sold
ior each OF said years at the annual tax sale
neia nero IN SAID county the year following the
tine 81 levy Of ssid tax.s. That on The 1911
DAY IL December A. D., 1885, u e ,,rti tifirst,s of
shle "i said property for each and every of
~ ssi1 years a. aforesaid, were y said o.niy II
"i uuhmisot, duly sold assigned aud transfer
red To The Crested Butte c. al {, m, any a cor
putstion orsanized and existing under the
laWs oi tiie State Il toiorsdo. HAT f,r each
anu @ al ot tle at re~aid years. aid pToI erty
Va assessed ana u ses unuer and in the
oil the Aforesaid u. b. Allen
ihst the thlee years allowed by law for the
~ n iiti"n said prni er'y before deed eau
re taken ttetefr, has exJ ired up n each and
every .f the Aforesaid sales That The rested
nutle al company aforesaid has made appli-
~ ~a.,"h '" 'he uioers ienec Ter deed to sald pro
pft! uf@ n SAID tax cert tihcates ard again ap-
pis1 o. the Undersigned for such deed OF deeds,
"nu uiies- v n shan make redemption of said
Pf"l cry prior 10 the 18th day of Nav Ig7.
-, z !" law the Treasurer viii uIon any
10y attf thaf cate. I.sue To The said The
res'ed butte Coal t,m, any .r it, assigns
tne nee essaty and Usual tax deed ,r se..,i- Tor
III X Ihr.isr's, and you are HEREBi No1l-
rirp That Your time for the r.demt.ti..n ,f
said property, Will up n said lssr M. NJ iored
o',"' expire. The roIerty referred To hersin.
anu upon which said saies have h. en- mace
-erlbed a. follows to-vit. so,,ti.a.t ous,t,r.
we ~, southwest quarter G section eleven NJ and
III ~ , hNts, quarter of section fslurteen ilii
ei.b,v.s;, fourteen ti4l south ~ range
eh unrer beBd ana seal til. sand dsy
oi January, A. d. 49,
cou ANNIE n. powNEN.
Jan 2a.-F.b. =
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
The Railways OF America

According - ics thevs ere over t0C0
ssssss, esd duriaG the past y, or the s.,utI west
show - the Gsests~t increase in miles n bew
irsch. II R~sDs that this sec, ion 10 nak ~
the GPeesest GrOWth in ps'pHisth end busiDen<
n ssy qusres f the G. uht,y. The vosA~sfsl
record u sres being made by the lsooss no~-
letters stcWach Bitters prove beyond oil doabt
tbst II j. no~t wosAerfu s,edieiDs Nee.
~ I pssss'ns Who were sickly for y~srs have
b ~ restored IA robust health By usinG the
bittev.. Ifyos ssAer fro.n p.'or spg~tise. vom
i,inS. hesrtbsrn, bloatinx, istslency, isAises-
tios. dyspet.is, cS~tiveness, feMsle ills, chile.
colds, srips or malaria the Bitters will cure
pee end Uske yos well again. Try il today. A
parity guarantee is printed on every bottle
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS..
>.Int %. ,uJ,>rstNI ~,

I-fHiH &C laries n Muudell decreased.
Tic ufiIlsr-i a-ufd. lseirs hem ~ " Iuied AL
fsrftzi iiufrfE ct thf t-fare 81 = Laf e. n Nun.
d..u Ito tf tts e., uuty n Com i-.n. iu tha
-fats ,f uurads,. a. cea cd hereby sisss I.ot ct
that be- il aprsar b. fore the County curt
si -aid Guuui-,in uury. at the ourt Huu-s.
tt tuuf.l-sa. Boz safd unfy, % Saturday tho
&C. o. Uay oi iehruary A. n isos. 1T the hsur tf 3
o. G ock B. u. 20 -aId day. a. vi hich tim. all Der
having claims against "a u estate arr utt Be-
ted amt requested asi.aa fur tie purpose 4
having tine same n HIu-fcd All psr - indshf-
"a o. said f.-t ate are requested H. make immc-
diste ya' nlui.t =, Tho ridst signed.
DATED o. uuni-, o.. C,lorsdo this srd day 81
Jai gsrs. a. ll. ~,
SIslE NJ\pTLI
Adm irsfrttFir ~ the f=ta y. oi hsrle- "A. Man
loo. tl-l e. cell, DECREASED.
Er, WI a Nour-o. Attorneys
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
Asstr. " A.s-.s vv~e sss ~.

To Whom IL May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the property
hereinafter oe-crIlsd. MAS nj the reg uiOr tsS
sale held in the 9, unity Of oussieGa. oi. rsdo
by The County Tressa the,esf. sasld Ia The
ssld co, MY z Gum iss o.. t1r The usVaid tan.s
lesied and ss-e- sed uIoa said proserty Tor each
Of the yesr. 4. T.. iese, isS. is'At. Sssh, lsss
- ss.ld TOR esch of said yesr- 1t che sssusl ssn
safe held IN ss.d c, usty. the yser flb0s saG be
n0e of levy ~ said tsnep. That Sss the lNh
day n Juse. iaH. ths ecss iArsse- a ssle of
ssid pssp ~ fsr eeeh $50 every - .siA yesrs
auly sold, ssslsDea Esd tpsssgerP-A ~ The
Cyvrtsd fstte Coal CO0pssy, . esspDs~tiOn
;,s.ssd = e: y, sna ..'r're :sAsr ~ evs = sh.
ssd is.sd ii 4. ssd y The nsse a .ssh - ~u.
Ibss the thrte yeeW allOW~a b laW hs the
red.ppt'on of ss'd pW.Very bseOrs A~sA con
oe ,eAen ,heret'I' hos 'spsved npsN eaek and
Butte Coal onpsny ~ p ssia kas nsAe stpli-
cation To the shoessiansd lOs . dseA " ssid
prot~rly upon said tsx cert iAcste~, osA again
es'p,i"4 10 the Us4sssAs,'d eGr soeh 49,
q. esss, aud sSless ,, sassll nabe P~AsMvsion
of ssiA psopersy prios ", The 18th asy a nay !.
hO', eccordiig " lew, The tvsassprs Gill upoa
any Gay eftes thot aate, issue ~ The sa,d The
: Fe~sed bstte Coal COAussy, or it's srsiaas.
the hccesssry end ussal taa seeA ~ assAs for
FLED 1hst ycsr ti.s Sor the rrS~cvtno Of
s.ld pros'erty ~ih. w. . seid less osssssssA date
enpire. The psot'erty rstssseA " boeein and
Nhch said seles have beea asAe. esd Ia which
ssid deed VII he xivea, 70 described - follows.
to-~n; Northeast quarter VI ssu,h Invest qusr
'er ~ rec'ion eleven (il) tOwsehip ksrteen
~ south of range eighty -sia ~ vest Seh y NJ,
bivrh uncer MY hand aSd seal this 2znd DAY
OF '"s.''' A. D. is, ,xx,, x
County Treasurer of,iusnisua Csus,y 1 olorndo.
Jan Feb :.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
ARNiNN,kAvvsx'~ SNrN,

Estate Of 6eorce r Pearce. deceased
he undt rsiened, having been appointed sd-
mlnistratrix of the e-tata of t,eoree Peace
iat. cf the County Of Gunnison ard state AZ
oiorsNe. deceased. hereby gives pot,ce tL.,
she viii appear before the ouuty Court -
bunnlsssn ount,. at the { curt House in t,n
nison a. the March term. on Monday the All
gay on y arch lsf. AT IL clock r. m pt wbi,h
tune all Iersons having claims Agsirs, q. IA
Estate sre notified and requested To attend snr
the urIs &c Of having the same adjusted All
persons mcetNed 10 said estate are requested
70 make inRediste payment to the under
signed
Dated tins esth day of January A. D. ISr7
Bso~S Not Rsk, Attorn~y. Adnini.t,,t-,,
Feb. l-Aarl IA
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
$lesms . lAtk

Sunday was the start of . storm
on the divide which stopped al
traffic for several days and continu-
ed until Wednesday. A freight
Was caught and overturned in the
snow. The rotary which kft Gun
nison Tuesday to clear the track
broke down on this side of the pass
and did not reach Salida until We'd
nesday morning. Early Wednes-
day morning the rotary. hanger,
freight and passenger left Salida
md arrived in Gunnison.
Trains from Ourav came as far
as Gunnison, laid here over night
and then returned to Ouray instead
of attempting the pass. In the
Black Canon slides have been of
frequent occurrence all week. On
Alpine pass the tunnel is caved in
so badly that it is impossible for
the rotary to get through and it
will probably be many weeks before
the road will be open.
The Alpine mine at Baldwin has
shut down until trains can be run.
No trains could run on the Crested
Butte branch until the rotary re-
turned from Salida to clear awav
the immense slides that blocked
the road. 1t has been many years
since 30 much trouble has been ex-
perienced and it has certainly caus
ed a great amount of expense and
inconvenience to the railroads and
surrounding towns.
A monster slide came down at
Monarch, a mining camp about sew
ehteen miles from Salida, Monday
night, which killed seven people
and injured several otbers. Ii he's
been many years since Monarch b.e
been visited by . slide, and conee-
qoently the disaster wae entirely
unlocked for. Thursday the rotary
went b Crested Butte and cleared
the way for the train which went or
at the regular time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
When Is a Grazing Permit a Lease
Continued from First Page.

nov go north into distant Indictment
Canada for one who makes new
home with ~, la 1886 but 40
Americans took up mesieads in
Canada In 1906, Just ten wears
later, over 5000 YOUNG, AG-
GRESSlNE AMERICANS, the
best blood Of the nation, iorsook the
land Of their birth and went To the
snowy north to swear allegiance
over their homestead hearth fires TO
an alien government. And during
this last year of 1906, because of cd
ious restrictions, susp'csons and OBJ
struct'ons interJected without pro-
cess of law, but by administrative
order upon our land laws. only 25.-
o0HOMESTEADS WERE TAKEN
Up IN THE UNITED STATES.
We want more homes in Gsnni-
son county. We have room for
them. Room for = Thousand ranch
families where nov arc 200. Room
for prosperous factories and bssy
towns near 70 our ranches and our
mines. Then we can have moss
school houses. more telephones, Eoss
rHrsl mail rOstes, sore Of ths Con-
veaiences that sssks liIs worth liv-
ing. Then The kosses viii BE- near
enough toesthss 70 keep warm. We
sre going 70 ~ thoss no nss too,
and no Bsrkist leasing bill sad no
Psblic Lasds Committse Lsaains
bill 10 going 70 sop it for the west
10 getting aroused 70 the situation.
The dsbaaes in congress show that
practically every western senssor
and congrsssmsn, repsbliosn or
demscsst hes been hearing from his
coa11teaants and this matter 10 %
iag - b. enlightened in the very
Dsor fature.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
T. " Gray Highly Honored

On Tuesday T W Gray received
the followIng telegram from the
president and left "Wednesday Ia
meet the pabIic lands commission.
lie will practically lie the represen-
tative Of the cattlemen Of Colorado
1t is a great honor and came entire
ly snsought. lie has made close
study Of the question aud his views
accord very nearly with the presi
dents Nfws-CnaarIoN congrat :
lates Mr. Gray moot heartily.
The White House, Washington. d.
G., February 5, 1907.
T. W. GRAY,
Gunnlson, Colo,
Following the requests from the
National Wool Growers Association
and the American National Associa-
tion, ! have appointed = committee
Of stockmen 10 confer with the pub
llc lands commission. ! learn that
you have been appointed by the
National Association upon q COM
mittee to consider the qsestion of
immsdisse government costrol of
the psblic ranee. Can you weet
With The conm',see alFssdy sppoint-
I'd aad the public lspds comosss;os
in WssAiAgton on February lth.
II % ] shall be greatly plssasd.
(Signsd) TREoDoRE RoosEvELT
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Dslta Labnser-A report rsochsd
THE city Wednesday morning of q
slsuei'ser Of ssssp on Randall Assa,
about fifteen milea northwess. ol
Delta ON Tuesday night in which
eighty heed Of sheep were clSbsd to
death by parties st this writing IN
ksown. The sheep were reosatly
purchased Of J. II. Haley by Asssrs
LATHE Fiach and George Mcknight,
Who were grazing tbsm on the rssse.
The Mexican shssphcrder wss
caught, boand and eaReed. after
which The sheep Wsre clubed to
death.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Telluride Journal-A newspaper
man has discovered that the newly
elected Senator Guqgenheim began
life barefooted." If he keeps on
looking up the facts he may also
discover that he did not have . cent
in his pocket or even a pocket
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

The pupils Of the Gfth and sixth
grades gave their teacher, Mics Bet
hel pleasant surprise party We'd
nesday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

We have rscsived . copy of Rep
resentative Lehrritters bill 10 con-
denim and boy the beds Of trout
streams Il is qsite lengthy and
we reserve comment till another
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Mr.. T. j. Fitzpatrick left tor
Grand Junction Wednesday after
disposing OF her household goods.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Ars. l.. NJ Nourse and children
are back from lengthy VISIT IN
Cripple Creek and Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
Aolai I

Fancy GaWo appIe~, ~ cents .
box; Jossathsn flAO; lAwver (kse
large estinG) el.JO; cooking applr~.
81 ceats . box 6S
J. ". Work, Canon City
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

County Coroner Dr.. Hyatt wss
cAlI~d u Somerset laet week to hold
An inquest on Rev. G. A. Akens wko
MAS crushed in 4 coal mine there.
lie wac about 35 years old ard leaves
q vile and child. On arriving Dr.
Hyatt found that an inquest was
unnecessary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Miss Mamie Shackleford scted as
court ssenoerapAer for the HisedaIe
term Of district court No ofhcisl
steno9rsPhsr Ass yet bsen CHOSEN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Mr. aud Mrs. Geo Shaw sioyfed
at the La Neta this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Yesterday Mrs Dora Walker came
in from Piikin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

b. c. Odell Of Cripple Crock sd
Nevstt, Colorado visited the caaps
OF Iris and VsIcsn this week sixiaR
up mining oppoFsssiaies in wkicA
he showed . lively .ntesest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

The hrst of the week {. L.. Shaw
was down irIm OHIO City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Mr.. aud Mrs T.. G. Palmer will
entertain tine Young Married Folks
(lab Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Judge H,thcringion ioit on We'd
nesday tram ior Indiana
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Mrs $ j Miller aud son Js. are
spending month IN Cripple Greek
aud Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

The Gszsts~, pieneer paper d
psoa's has sssIssded PsbIicatios,
its owner, c. A. Friedrich having
transferred his affections to Costs.
where he pabIishes the Montezsna
Journal.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Richard Andrews made final proof
Saturday on a desert tract of land
near his ranch on the lower Gunni-
son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

A number of interesting articles
are crowded out this week on ac-
count of the press Of mining articles
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Word comes from San Diego that
RalI h Gavette Is rapidly impros ing
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

At a mertIug 4 the W. K. G. last
Saturday Mrs Frank Harper was
initiated
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

IA Lindsley is in from Sslls %
this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
AAd1nipaal Lxal

w II. Endner came up from ian
coo Sunday
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Weather reports kept by W. r.
Irving on Black Mesa show a mean
January temperature Of 2l2 degre -.
The maxlam warm day was 43
and coldest night . below zero on
the eighth. Total snow fall wa.
1873 inches or a precipitation Of L.
40 inches. There are ll.S inchee
Of snow on the mesa at Irving ranch.
Twelve days were clear. IA cloudy
and 5 partly cloudy. On three days
Of the month = high wind was re-
csrded. Quite an unusual record
for the altitude. of Black mesa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

The lIcme Needle Work Club
met with Mrs. c. +. Pennington
last Friday afternoon There was a
full attendance and a pleasant after
noon spent by all. Refreshments
were served by the clever hostess.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Sheriff. on 10Th Street
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
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IL c. Reno, president Of Trinity
Mining Company, Chicago, operat-
ing copper mines in old Mexico
spent several days in the Gunnison
country inquiring into interesting
and attractive mining properties
drawn to his attention, with a view
to investing
JAS. J. Moylen, well known
Leadvllle mining operator spent
several days in Gunnison last week
enroute TO Vulcan where he will de-
veiop some copper properties. Mr..
Moylan states that the Leadville dis
trict with the present fine prices
ruling in the metal market is stead
lily improving, that the noted BIZ
metallic camp last year produced
S6,W0,0O worth of the hitherto
despised zinc ores and lis fast ad
vancing to De the best zinc mining
district in the world. Mr.. Movlan
has carefully inquired into several
mining opportunities in the Gunni-
son regioo and will Try and rereat
this Isadville mining success at Nul-
can.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

Dan c. Tobin was in Gunni.on
from the Continental mines this
week, transacting business and
returning with load of groceries
and mine supplies. Mr.. Tobin re-
parts the Vulcan camp steadily re-
viving as the season advances and at
no distant day will resume its old
standing as camp in the mining
world.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08

The Gunnison Womans Club
meets Feb. -, '07 with Mrs. Mcneil.
Mrs. Hurley, Leader. Paper, Max
ing Of the Athenian Empire. Sketch,
The Delos Confederacy, Mrs, Bates.
Comparison of Demosthenes and
Aeschines. Mrs. Cuthbert. Read
ing, Extracts from Grafton on The
Crown, Mrs. Parsons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-08
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