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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26
At the Land Office.

One hundred and twenty-one tim
Der proofs have been returned from
the general land office ut Washington
to the local Office with instructions to
issue certificates. The same we're sus.
pended during the past four years for
investigation by special agent at re.
quest OF L. B. Neuhausel but an ex.
animation revealed nothing wrong.
Also within the past two weeks there
have been received about two dozen
trust patents for Indian allotments
under sec. 4, of act of Feb. s, 1887,
for distribution. Blank acknowledge
ments were also received for the In
dams to sign but the local office is
having trouble In finding the wherea
bouts Of the patentees as their post
Office was not given. - Chronicle.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26
To Crow Fruit.

Articles have been filed with the
county clerk incorporating the Dufur
Land Orchard Co.. with q capital
stock Of go, 600 divided into shares
OF Sl0O each. j. W. Knowles, g. w.
Johnston, Fl. G. Dodds and @. Fl.
Stoughton are the incorporators. In
the articles of INCORPORATION it is stat.
ed that the principal place of busi-
ness will te Dufur, and in addition to
dealing In fruit and land the company
Is privileged to acquire water rights
for irrigation and other purposes, to
sell wster for irrigation purposes, and
to dig and construct bitches and con-
duits for the flow Of water. 1t 10 the
intention Of tie corporation to 20 ex.
tensiyely into the fruit business. -
Chronicle.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26

IL you wish to save $50 to s75 when
you buy your piano, buy direct from
the factory dealer and not fl ON agents
or canvassers. Several beautiful In.
struments just received from Chicago
al Soule's Piano House. Second hand
pianos and organs taken In exchange.
Balance cash or time payments.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Beatty,at Menomines, Dec. 20, q boy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26

Wanted-s2000 to $1,000 on first class
security, for one year. W. j. Baker.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-12-26
Books

All of the late ones as fast "a pub
lished, the Weavers, Settler, Shuttle,
Doctor, TO Him that Hath, etc. New
Chronicles of Rebecca, Brass Bowl,
Barbara Sheep, Ooniston, Running
Water, Oren Shutters, Privateers,
Hilma, White Fang, Princess-over
800 titles. Who doesn't enjoy a good
book?
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

The crop of mayoralty candidates this year is small
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

IT, when the he
waterway considerable dis
nee through the valley and
brdges sufficiently high passing
purposes.
If else presuming criticize the
public would
that he has committed
public ridieue
should the sun
posey national reputation
defense viewpoint possible
public
his during
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

they have been mstreaed y
The
Seville Alice Nelson hadb
erted
attempted four of the
and mobbed
OF the he
house had
acted right We don't uphold of
occasionally popularity that they
imagine fomc carry Quit
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

If here has been disappointment
hcia disappointment the
Buhte He
be anticipated in at
Buehe
so The minister had business
plant Bill
lie, the
the o the cause h former
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

something be
horrible is
but preventive
when the wind blow the right direction
the factory will join the
another
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

be hip OF
the last hours of
there really the bill
which a IS to
bill
the judgment of the
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

There n fight
be
railroad bill. II lie ma
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05


in
solely illustrates to
little loyalty of
ont dumping for all
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

The list of bills
pretty print but they
isaon which want Let Senator DeIong
ton Right that he need
Will be to the public.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

Someone has
county high line
of
O work for US.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05
THE WHOLE PEOPLES WORK


subscriptions building Mems Christian
= solicited
has
o
A great many really do that is of the
participate
insti
o
a
sum tlon to Il he of give
in every
buildings
A
could
will much will
viii
duplicated
purpose impress upon every
This selfish
will
invited
of t
$ a a
m
buildings public profit
retention.
build this Y. NJ A building
a
matter citizen
S a
thing
forty
Tho ra1tv this
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05


providing
the
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05


club maintained by the Washington.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-05

The municipal campaign hasn't taken on any airs yet
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
which will furnish air for

Franklin compressor being installed which
the mine and power drills
The mil has been operating successfully since last September
all the work send through a
day. All they have with hand wheel
melatelv the 23oofoot thirty per begins
automatically the bins which
ically down through the mill
touched.
though IN the ne2hoiool o ~2OOO in high grade silver values
had been shipped 2oO incline he
contact bet and dopnite lime
fifty eighty fet wide II is being broken full een
there lunches and o and native silver
could easily pick $500 carload Jack aieis
and has about twenty-five the Job although
wanted SO far the work has been done bv hand
the which will he
will be put feeding the mill and sinking The
down 800 feet.
From this fifth level TO the third is blocked
Ouched with much mill dirt the first and
the incline. the undeveloed
dcation indefinite depths Indeed safely sav
that the Black Queen another unnison
lshed permanent basis with sight last
The Black Queen Mining Company organized by II W
Haryngs the well known mining engineer of New York and
under bond and the who at
Chilcothe Mo John Cook Paterson
dent and VIM Beion o the place
Queen discovered in lSsD by of Ohio w.
and the II exciting and costly litigation
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

csastrusted aud
Asst .ia 1t tus~ HA tbs II this
dgS Colorado tk"axt I siad Mag uin SSsrtoa and
otser have ~instxi tk~ Isssx~~.
After thr'axt i,th lstske aud iAss ers.ss th~
t~A~ The aud tsi,.gs t1 ths~ ,st.~ thea
isto ke tul~ mil Thi. drum @ hnsd With niHt Sk
and charged with AND inch flint l.llL~
kaitr Thee. p- I"'Isstsi FROM lssHsrk tiag tk~
ay Know hard ogrsad te Afer ground
1tap the .i thraxs four Gsle~ ~atkax
and then fed iour NJ NIhy tstl Not @shss~ tAe
And rOIss~ TIE ixty csSt AND Mr. r. y A
ooda. he
after thr~ ~hh BLACK Qus.U ship
Jed Canada and a csri.ssd EsxAnd fur ~ting
The values ~ntirIy which
cH~r With considerable sHd native silver The s3ss
made gold which illustrates the
ulsr problem which faced Mr. Nss4ands in Designing the nail
The machinery il all Operated ty water from Crystal
head ri thirty which falag alron 1.C
turbine, hor. The Hume but
whtt,
County Th. viii ais. e used ior
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
PAY MINES ON
THE CRYSTAL RIVER
This Section Of Cuna;son County the Scene Of Vigorous
Work During he Ssnma Pay Mines and
Good Prospects

News-Champlon has taken good
deal of pride this season in doing
Justice to the revival of mining in
terests in the vast undeveloped re
sources Of Gunnison county. We
have received many complim on
the enterprise which the paper has
displayed and j, is needless t. say
that the editor fully appreciates the
good words said. We always aim to
give the latest mining news from all
quarters of our territory, bat it most
OF course require more than an occa-
sional paragraph TO give a proper
idea OF what is going on THIS is
the fifth of a series OF articles on the
Elk mountain and Rock creek dis
tricts and covers the ground pretty
thoroughly, except that the Irwin
country was treated at length last
fall and the Augusta section is yet
to be visited
The mines of Treasury, Galena,
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
CATTLEMEN< { RATE
They own the T1A%h Friday
and with the Oh Visitors
Enjoy a Day &0ports

There was good crowd IN town
last Friday The Gunnison county
stockmen from Taylor river to Pow
derhorn, and from Sargents TO Sap
inero were out in force, while dozens
of visitors from abroad were here TO
help them celebrate
1t was an especially fine Septem-
Der day. Mi a cloud marred the
sky nor au accident the spirits Of
the crowd
First came the parade 1t was
led by the Crested Butte band Of
eighteen pieces. B. l.. Dollard. mar
shall of the day followed on a fine
sorrel saddle horse, and then in twos
came above 100 splendid specimens
of Gunnison county horse flesh, rid
den by the cattlemen and their
! Continued O. Last Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

Sheep and Whitehouse mountains
on Crystal river were early discover
ed, but except in few instances the
work was confined to snrface pros
pecting. la nnmherless instances
high grade streaks Of rich ore were
encountered, but absence of "A mill
to treat the low grade deposits com
PEELED Abandonment when the high
grade ran below water level and the
prospector money or the eastern
investor pluck was played out.
There is no question bnt that the
Elk mountains have more rain and
snow fall than any other section Of
Colorado The prevailing anti
trade winds from the Pacific here en-
counter their first lofty range and
fifty to 100 feet Of snow fall is the
regular thing. However, it is prob
able that tins very excess Of moist
mr. is favnrr'le To ore deposition
aud the hish r"gged peaks are sin
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

GAlarsy sdapAsd to dsrp tunlsrl MIN
IaG - N the SaA juan Atter all
tksse yeass the Gunnssoa cesnty
usSser " "0satsnG 90 80 LIs Job aud
Eesulas sse sssse ANA abundant
nass conspsceos- among these
lsse ussasnR sscce~sr~ has been the
blsck Vssen THIS paw mlae "
tsussed paose at I-aSth under the
pscsSr~ annexed II consists of sosr
claisss and the mill site OaIy the
Qseeu itself has been devcloys-d to
Say extost. bat 1t ~ tise ln,eat,ou of
tke casu psay To- this winter pat ma
chipes ., work RAINING drifts from
the psese0t incline into the fasso
ground adjoining. iBess surface
workiAss sko~ q pay s,rsak carry
ing led, zinc aud copper aud .
lsstIe silver. while the Queen ore
shes 10 slmo~t ent.r~ly silver
Adjoining the Blsck ground on
The Rorth west Is the Black k.A9I~
gvosp owned by J b Whs~Ier, Of
As;eR. A shaft house has recently
tsVa built and plans are laid to
commence Development work on q
lasse scale. Two shafts each down
thirty feet are connected by drifts
and fine VEN II milling ore is ex-
posed The shaft will be sank 80
Sset more. Mining experts pronounce
the prospects as good rs the Queen
itself. The whole face OF Sheep
is covered with patented
claims which the continued success
OF these properties may reasonably
be expected to bring into active
within very few sea-
Sons J. c. Wise, Of Vulcan. and
Mrs. /. OBryan have this spring
patented the Goodenough aud J A.
Garfield claims between the Queen
and the town Of Crystal that include
= fissare carrying punches Of ore
running 10 eighteen per cent copper,
Fl4 in gold and eleven ounces in
silver.
On Snow Mass creek, east anG
north of Crystal is the Lead King
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
Vim. l. Ypuk

On Monday night occurred the
death of Vim. l.. loule at his resi-
dence in Gunnison. at the advanced
age of eighty-three years, eleven
months and fourteen days Mr.
Ioule came to Gunnison over twenty
years ago. He spent much money
prospecting for cal and oil above
Mt. Carbon, bot nad long made has
home in the little residence near that
Of DIR n .Mackiutosh. of whom he was
a warm personal friend His wife
had died many years ago in New
York city, and it was his last request
that his body be cremated and the
ashes laid to rest beside her in
Greenwood cemetery, where he
owned beautifully located lot that
was worth probably $4,000.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
NUNRER g

9roUp. sn osd time pr,d.cpS fsaa
~hsch Z f:s,.ssD IN lead cops-s. xssc
and silver values "a. sLspf~d iron
the surface Th,. J. owUsd ty 4
X burue''. Geo. Tays aud ostsss
aud was operated las; .ss~oa by shs
Aesdo~ Mountain Mining cosspssy
snder 1anaaeueas of Mr.. Busnsst.
A shaft 10 down A. tsss aud . tus-
nsl has been driven $50 t.-es hAA
Developments are IN Gre aud tsese y
much good ground ahead e tke tss-
"sl. The Lead kinz b.ds fair ~
soon i,e clsssei IN the list II pss-
ma.ent pay mines. working I'll tAe
year ayound
nr. Barnett ,s nov oys rsssRG the
tsHnel of the United Copper N.ss.
company With e,9ht men This cd
josns the Lead King group aud hes
a good plant ot machinery. The
proposed l4po foot tanned Is slready
in 6tp fee, Large deveIopmeDs
work IN cros@ cotting. s,nkInG ard
drifting is planned for the immedi-
ate future.
II O. Brownell and &c. Richard
SON are working under lesse the hsa
Butler No. 4, Newcomb, Maxwell
and Iiellv,ew groups These are
also on Snow Mass crsek and partly
Surround the Lead Ming Lead,
copper, silver and zinc are exhibited
IN encouraging quantities Mr. A.
W I.rownell IL also wosk ing his
own properties in this neighborhood
John Baroni and Ire A Littell
have a group Of eight claims on
Snow Mass in which tunnel hes
been driven LIS feet and which in
100 feet farther will reach the vein
to be cross cut Considerable high
grade lead copper and zinc was IN
covered in surface workings. The
tunnel will cut FIVE veins included
in the property, all Of which are
opened above.
Extensive mining is going on in
the High Tide. Harris a Farley and
Continued on SeconA Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
Horsc Stealing With 4 Venee anee
Paonia Newspaper.

>eNspdiFf.
This week word was brought to
Crawford that some men had been
seen driving thirty-five head of
horses across trail in the Black
canon headed south. Investigation
soon proved that the horses we're the
property Of various owners and had
been ranging on Black mesa and
Green mountain. Different sheriffs
and deputies have been notified and
every effort is being made to ocapture
the thieves. The indications are
that they are headed for the Blue
mountains in Utah and if they
reach their goal it is probable that
the horses will be gone for good. 1t
is the most daring piece of horse
stealing that has been attempted in
these parts in many years. The val
ue of the animals runs high and ex-
traordinary efforts will be made to
apprehend them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
Dynamiting Fish

At least, that is the complaint ON
which Game Warden Addleman
arrested Alexander Leo last Monday
and brought him 10 Gunnisor where
on trial before justice Potter he was
bound over to the district court un-
der 500 bond.
Robert Nelson Of Sapinero alleged
that he heard the giant powder ex-
plode, vent down the Black canon
TO the spot and there found Leo.
The latter of course strenuously
denies guilt and brought many wit
nesses to prove his good character.
but none of them could evidence
concerning this particular case
There has been a good deal of dyn-
amiting in the canon and it should
be stopped
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04
rovN o. QyyYA. g 1aaoN COUNTY,. oo1o

This picture is take" fss which hardly does iu-tic.
he Ictu.-ne tow" {" Cy.a shhongh showing to Iarftion
the sIndid power avaaaA1A Located amhtl@er
~t Sheep issr - Crystal
srkingy ~autifu and r~aiwos tis Alps Main
"f the town lev broad avo and orei b., number of
we'll kept houses and stosv~ ~ eosti the general
ands store of IL g. bwR0 w1ere distri,
well acquainted and Welcomed - ss obgng proprietor This
spring T. j. T~lau~r r~geia1 the trade possibilities Of ys-
tai and put general uesvAssAe that patronze
and boasts increasing trade @hn oroni ha. dis
pensd wet goods from CRYSTAL aa good Jacob
Star also keeps well o'ssa askoon The CRYSTAL hotel this
charge Of Mrs H. 4. Ysk il partnixh by
number ' miners we'll " ~ who t within
Crystal's gates.
Crystal about twelve s es~~a tS0ahe ra~g~
st wsss i've and x .ss asse Hs~ Ctysa. rrse ~ ~
desestp
Hack (se-~ IN today Crystal will WsAouhily sme Of the
lsst mining camps in the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

Hard and soft coal delivered at
your call. All kinds Of hay. grain
and feed constantly on hand.
HENRY PURgIER
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

FoUNp-A pair Of gold bowed
spectacles, which owner NAV have
by calling and paying for this ad
GUNNIsoN HARDWARE Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-04

The G. ". c. holds its frst meet
ing Oct s at the home of Hr. Whipp.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
Rodney's Feathered Ally.

April ~ is the anniversary of Rod.
ney's timely but much controverted
victory over De Crasse. In which he
received assistance from an unexpect.
ed ally. While the new manoeuvre OF
breaking up the llne"-really invent.
ed by Capt. Douglas--was being exc.
cuted, shot shattered the hencook
and a little bantam cock escaped into
the rigging. From this coign of van.
tage. whenever the Glorieux fired her
broadside into the Formidable, he
would hurl back a prolonged crow of
defiance at the Frenchman. This pro.
duced mighty merriment among the
seamen, and inspired them with q
proper spirit for the business" As q
reward for his public services, the
plucky little bird was reprieved from
the cook. and passed the rest of his
days ashore as a petted pensioner.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
ARE MOMENTS OF ANXIETY.
Those Following Winning Of Derby
and Reasons Why.

The anxiety Of owners OF race
horses competing In the Derby do not
Immediately end as the horses pass
the judges. The fatal objection" may
snatch the laurels from the victor.
The possibility discovered itself over
Caractacus race. The owner had
striven In vain~to' get jockey Of
repute. His offer of a life annuity OF
G1O0 a year to Gostley in case OF sue
cess had been declined. A stable D5y
named Parsons had eventually to he
trusted. and. to the surprise of the
learned, he got the horse home. win.
ming by neck. Going to scale, the
lad could not draw the weight. In
GREATNESS silence the bride was sent
for and that just enabled him to bal.
ance the scale. But now Lord STAN.
ford appeared to object that only his
own horse and two others had gone
the full course. The winner and the
rest were already past the starting
post when the flag fell. Admiral Rous
looked at his watch. Twenty nln.
utes," he said. AN objection to hold
good must be lodged within a quar-.
ter of an hour. And SO the stable
boys win passed into the records. But
the owner of Caractacus declared that
not for $1,000 al moment would he
again endure the agony OF that short
period following the race.--London
Saturday Review.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
WEEDS THAT ARE VALUABLE.
Medicinal Properties in Many Plants
Locked on as Pests.

II Is not IA matter of common knowl-
edge that some of the weeds "infest.
Ing the land will produce the crude
drugs which to-day in large part are
obtained by importation from abroad.
Alice Henkel. an assistant of the gov
ernment's plant industry bureau, says
that the roots. leaves and flowers Of
several of the weed species regarded
as plaques in the United States are
gathered, prepared and cured In Eu-
rope, and not only for useful commodl-
ties there but supply TO considerable
extent the demands of foreign lands.
There are weeds in this country
against which determination laws
have been passed which hold in their
leaves, stems or roots medicinal
properties which have value in the
work OF preserving the health OF the
nation II is possible In Kidding land
OF weeds In order that crops may be
grown to make of the uprooted pests"
source of income. Moreover. it is
possible to maintain upon land given
over as worthless for crop-growing
purposes weed plantation, which
after the harvest will prove itself to
be not less profitable than some OF the
TILED fields.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
Remarkable Funeral.

remarkable funeral. among the
mourners being 100 OF the deceased
descendants. So of whom were com.
paratively small children. many OF
them babies in arms. recently took
place at Adamsyille. York county, Pa,
when Mrs Rebecca Cooling GaGfelter.
OF that place, was laid to rest There
were 40 grandchildren and As great.
grandchildren, besides the sons and
daughters of the deceased. of whom
there were five. all the offspring OF
Mrs. Gadfelter's first husband, who
died some years ago. The great num-
Der OF children. IAN of whom live in
York county, attracted the attention
of the mourners and friends and made
such an impression that the minister,
Rev. Adam Stump. dwelt par,.cularly
on their pre- SAGE and the larg family
connections oDthe dead woman.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
LOOKING BACK TO THE PAST.
Pioneer Saw Indian Hunting Ground
Where Stands Busy City.

Stranger, 33 years ago | marked
the site Tor this town" said O. J.
Burwell while IN Leno.a the other
day, and have seen herds of buffalo
go galloping, through here and hun.
dreds OF Indians camping on this very
spot. Lenora was built On my home.
stead because had faith In this coun.
try, l have seen some hard times. but
refused 800 an acre for my farm
last week. landed here "a years
old, without cent. and now am. of
course, no wealthy man"
There was rlng of pride In the
voice OF the old pioneer as he smoke
OF Lenora and its beginning. As he
spoke. the street was lined with farm.
ers' teams. rural carriers went driy.
Ing by; the whistle of the incoming
train was heard. and the hish school
bell was ringing.
A glance down Main street roye,,ed
the long line Of large stores that be.
spoke wealthy and populous coaimu.
nifty. The old pioner could stiIl see
the Indian en<ampment. and tho wild
bunaio, and he was envied the pano.
rama Of the years that he gazed upop.
In which was developed the busy little
'city.-Topeka Capital.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
FAITH IN HER NINE LIVES
Cat Took Chances In Flying Leap
from Burning Building.

During fire In the tenement house
at 1924 West One Hundred and Second
street the other day large black cat,
with shiny yellow eyes. appeared on a
window sill Of the fifth story. Behind
1t dull red glow and an occasional
pun of smoke gave warning that the
flames were rapidly approaching Pnss
understood, and. after a@hort walk on
the SILL launched herself into space.
The flight through the air was like
that OF squirrel the poise being per-
feet and the legs spread out as widely
as possible. The cat descended in a
long, graceful curve. and when she
struck the pavement the feet were
quickly punched together and there
was no dull thud." For single In.
slant the cat paused. as II to recover
from the shock. and then. with long.
drawn meouw and every hair on end.
dashed along the street and disap-
Feared in the darkness.-N. Y. Sun.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-08
SHEEP rArrsNzD ON ssA,Ls.
Makes tie Fircst Mutton or Earth,
Says Breeder.


Most people would be Mortified to
learn that the finest mutton In the
world comes from sheep fattened on
snails. says a large BREEDER Of South.
down sheep; nevertheless, 1t is "a
fact In seasons when snails are plen.
tiful the mutton from our sheep has a
delicious favor which 1t never &C.
quires from the most scientific form
OF feeding. On the continent diet Of
snails is regular cure for consump-
tlves and Is said to fatten and nourish
the body in a wonderful way.
There is popular superstition" he
adds, that the unique and delicate
favor of Southdown mutton Is due
largely to the quantity Of wild thyme
which they crop with the grass In
their pastures. But. personally,
give the snails the greater part Of the
credit for the soft. plump flesh and
the sweetness OF flavor in our cele.
brated sheep. So much is this the
case. that the saying: Good snail year,
good sheep year has become almost
proyerb among shepherds and breed.
ers'