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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

The little girl Dolores in r. r. Montre-
sor's story Of The Burning Torch" (E. p.
Dutton 4 Co.. was much liked by . num-
Der OF generous and patient people. but
We must consider her disturbing and I'M
sammy. She was forever seeing visions
Of death and trouble. She had three
visions. all of them profoundly distressing.
on he voyage from Mexico to England.
She saw . sailor. a pleasant man. . friend
Of all the children aboard. fall out OF the
rigging and drown. A little later he did
fall and perish. She saw q little boy cast
overheard q box. We suspect an mac
curacy In the detail Of the boz. but at the
end Of . wssk Willie Jackson died and was
buried In the manner usual ct ~. She
nav something dark and ood' approach.
ing. and the same night her father. o geu-
tlsman Who had been thrown into deep
msianshsly By tbs death Of his wife. cast
htmssB W. tAe rail az ths Ship.
Tho suu1 q this unosmlortahas child
80 - 0noopy vtSs a ~ mob NJ.
UWm4 - - nnens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

n So yssss sAs ffssY - 800 -esssre~ss ."
spefvsa@H ssss ~ sfss sssfss ssNees ssssssrs SO
s,~s ~ n ss.ss $3.50 ss-ss - 90 susssss
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
Csaaissa Cosetv High Sehssl
CorrespoaAencs.
Friday, October II.

Friday, October IL.
A new gong in the outer hall sig
nails clssses from one room 10 an
other, and eliminates the confusion
which formerly existed.
Ths boys have orsssiSed - Aah-
letic AssociaaisM under the saper-
vision Of Prof. Franks. We look
for great things from the boys.
Though there is an entirely new
force of teachers this year the work
is already well systematized and
progressing finely. A very success
full year is anticipated.
The latest arrival and pride Of the
school is the new piano. This with
the song books, also provided by the
board, called forth an expression Of
musical talent in our high school the
morning OF its arrival.
The high school is under great
obligation to the county committee
for the extensive improvements made
on the building. The rooms and
halls have been freshly painted and
calcimined, which with the careful
work of our janitor, Mr.. lnman, in
sures the health of the entire school
The Gunnison county high school
has this year reached the high water
mark in enrolment. Thus far the
roll shows about seventy. Most OF
those who attended last year from
outside our own district have re-
turned and many new names appear
on the roll. Clara Morris and Ce-
ella Heuchemer, of Crested Butte;
Walter Haymaker and Ed Miller OF
Paragon; Emma Lucero, Jacks Cab
in; May Carpenter, Sapinero; Una
Meek and May Tuttle, lola; Ruth
Holcam, Topeka; Zulina Garfield,
Paonia and Anna Fern, Baldwin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
An Ordnance

PROVIDING FOR \ TAN LEVY
FOR THE TOWN OF GUNNI-
son. COLORADO. FOR THE
YEAR 1907.
Be it ordained by the Board of
Trustees of the Town Of Gunnison,
Colorado
SECTION | That the following
tax levy be and is hereby made up
on all property in the Town of Gun
nison, Colorado, subject to taxation
real and personal for the year 1907,
and for the following purposes:
Gas and Water Fund. 10 mills.
Interest and Sinking Fund, . mills
Ditch and Water Fund, ; mills.
Passed September 26th. l9O..
L. +. MUELLER,
Mayor
|A.0w. H. CoRuN,
'S~Town Clerk and Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
Ohie Cay Mines
News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Oct. Q

Wednesday, Oct. ..
Ed Dice is doing assessment work
on the Lottie n this week.
The Belzora- -Bassick have air drills
working in both tunnels and are
doing good work.
The Sandy Hook has cut a nice
vein of shipping ore at l65 feet from
the portal of their tunnel.
The Raymond has opened up
$1,000 ore on the GOO foot drift
south. Twenty-Five ounces in gold.
Morris and son have cut the por-
phyry vein in the Mary A and it is /,
good milling grade of ore. They
are drifting for the ore shoots which
are shipping grade.
A. f. Reynolds, of the Gold Links
mining company was inspecting the
property this week. The Links
mill will start up in a few weeks.
Mrs. Reynolds and daughter accom-
panied him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
n. E. osreh Notice

Morning text, He that goeth forth
and weepeth bearing precious seed,
shall doubtless come again with re-
joicing bringing his sheaves with
him." Ps l26, G. Evening text,
Turn We from your evil ways, for
why will We die?" Ezch. 33, IL.
The Passion PLAY" will be given
at the N. +. church Tuesday even
ing with stereop;icon and moving
pictures. Do not miss it
New hymn books have been
placed in the church. Come and
help sing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
OAisCecek
BY Telephone
Wednesday, oct. o

Wednesday, oct. Of.
Quite a number OF ranchmen are
baling hay this week.
building hesdgates in the big
bitches seems TO be all the go this
fall.
Orla Wiseman has bought new
Lightning hay press and will begin
baling now,
Herman Eilebrecht started his
steam thre-her on last Tuesday and
threshed some grain to accommodate
his neighbors.
Ranchmen have begun to haul
their winter supply of coal. These
sharp mornings remind onethat cold
weather will soon be here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

In the window of Miller 4 Par
sons is displayed fine saddle, bri-
die. spurs. etc in all a so outfit
. present to W. A. Gillaspey by his
fellow stockmen in appreciation of
hi. tireless efforts as president of
the Gunnison association, for the
building up of the organization and
che general good of the members.
It is beautiful saddle and well de-
served by Mr. Gilisepey who never
spared time or expense when there
was opportunity to boost for the
Ohnnieon County Stock Growers
Apciation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

Paint and Variety Cash Store first
corner south from Gunnison Hard
ware Co. Furnished Rooms, Lodg-
ing. Storage and Commission, Stable
to rent, Repairing and Painting,
Ochre of different colors bought and
prepared for painting.
Theo. l.. Schmidt, Gunnison,
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
0lssHle.
News-ChamptOn Correspondence

NeWs-ChampeOn COfteSpOnoeAce
Wednesday, Oct ..
Frank Dickens killed large bear
down near Prospect Sunday.
II. W. Richards will move his
family out for the winter next week
Mr.. l.. r. Fuller has sold his bak =
cry and restaurant 10 Mr.. Pierce and
o. Hough.
Invitations are out for card party
to he given Wednesday at the home
of DR.. Haxbv by Mesdames Iaxby
and Walsh.
Deer season is surely here and
scores Of men are out in the hills
with guns and ammunition Charlie
Smith and Bob Brown brought a
fine large buck to town Sunday eve
ming.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
e.18l..,ls,a

H.atise ~ have 50 far had
fine luck. mss selrs than .ntici-
pated. Jss II ~ and Louis
Miller wssD - - the fra day
Of the sanssa & - hons with .
fine big 6sck - Asssssd e.5
possAA @ II o1sss, A. o.
fru.,, b.e01 - lulanssu
tried tke hssds II hss~ev End CSys-
tai creek. @ Fossil ridge and cap
tured two bucks. Charley shot .
bear through, traiIed him for five
miles, but Dost him in the brakes of
Crystal creek. brvce Hartman got
one TO his credit secured near Saw
Tooth. Bill Smith and II. b. Nc
Kinney arc reported to have found
game on Crystal crrek
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
Over Stocked On WAGONS and

We find ourselves this fall over
stocked on certain STYLES of wagons
and buggies, and they must be
turned into money. If you are in
the market for either a buggy or a
first class wagon. you will learn of
something to your advantage by call
ing and examining them
GEO. EAsTNAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
TWENTY MAR5 AGV 4
Sho,sial s,sis' ac2.sss1ssss~es iss f.rss.
AsS nsss&y brsssseess to- maa-

Rev. l.. ". Elk,as was the Hew
a,n.saps ~ the Aethoi,s, church.
j. C. Noes and John Adams pur-
chased h,s Beaver cresk ranch IL W
o,oot.
Richard l.. Da.;ket, and Mss Vi
ola Perry, both II S.Aesache c,Suty,
wsse nasrried
Nm. @ l.. Faulkner and fosr
chsldgen arrived from Gault, Canada
asd settled h.sre.
Herman Bragg was appointed SEC
retary Of school district No. ! by
coanty Superintendent Carroll.
The ticket aud express Offices II
the RIO Granae we're moved up into
Ii Nets hotel and trains began to
stop shere for dinner.
From the Grand encampment il
beaver 800 Odd Fellows came over
y G3nnison and we're entertained
" Gunnison lodge. No. 80 |. o. o. +.
The second annual meeting of the
National Editors Assn. was held ut
Denver and sixty-fve of the editors
IPpk in an excursion TO GunnIson
Md were the citys guests for day.
The visitors were taken through the
Black Canon, given a reception at
L. Neta and following that = grand
hell and the next morning fishing
tip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
The Tourist Cub

The club will meet with Mrs. Pur-
rier Oct. ID.
PROGRAM
Texas, Land of the MONDAY Sun,
Mrs. Farley
Review jamestown Exposition,
Mrs. Redden.
The Galveston Disaster, Mrs. Martin.
The Galveston Sea Wall, Mrs. East
man. Song. Star Spangled Banner,
Mrs. Chas Pennington.
Current Events.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

loaned book called "Naboth's
Vineyard, by General Sir W F.
Butler, to some one in town, and as
! value it as a personal gift from
my old friend and comrade. the
author. | would like it returned to
me. II. 4. Skues. If
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

The first club dance will be given
October 18th. These dances will be
continued as last year All mem
bers OF last year are in good stand
ing Others must present invitation
at the door. w. l.. Richardson
Floor Manager.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
tn iaAR0 nog0TH
CakanA o0nmnaain - - & =
RaRaskahk O. 0spnsiAa

St1 ssN W." 0sWAH NCSS-\ atoseS
p.oa lss, wsek 10 describe the has-
per propegtses on Gslesa uaoantAin.
s.d IN the story Il Crystal river
miees they hear an inpostaRt part.
The osscsop of sss GA GsLens is
psoaounOsd by expssss 70 be - 6ne
and prosssss,ag ~ exhibs,sd IN ssy
mineral secsion Il Colusedo. The
whnle territory is hoseyeoasted ~ish
dykes. ksssse and coetsss veins.
The original formstioa 81 liuse ssd
qaartzite ssd grsaise 10 plasaly
marked thro~eh al the spars Il
Treasury HaosntAiH Il which GsLeNa
10 the soutbern extTenity, bot the
tveneudous volcanic .ctioa which IN
successive vioIent sphesvsls lifted
the whole range lA.UD ts-t in The
air has reat and scanned the sedi-
u.enssry rs,ks aud isseslecsed doz-
en- varieties Of porphyry into its
channels, while later water action
hes deposited some of the richest
mineral Of the west
There ART many old patented
properties in this vicinity aud q
great many other prospects that
show very large low grade veins,
that early niRers rSG over without
ss in the eighties it was
only the shipping mineral that at
tracted notice. The new generation
Of miners, like &. c. BrSner, Dan
Howard Marshall and J.
l.. McGruder, now operating here,
are stalking many of these once
thought worthless claims and expect
to make big mines OF them. How
sser, there 10 plenty of high grade
and the deepest develop
lnent has been made on the Harper
above mentioned. These
about 75 acres in one body
and include the OsceoIs, Zscatecu,,
Duke of Wellington, New Discovery,
Andrew jackson. Emma,
Log Cabin and Elizabeth.
All Of these claims show good
on the surface and nearly
all Of them have shipped ore from
shallow workings Most Of thcm
~ On parallel veiss, tbssGh ~
showing tAe ssWae quality Of de~irs-
BILE wet ores, that are usually re-
ceived without snelter charges and
would concentrate four tons into
one with resulting value of S75,
taken as they run On the Oceola
shaft at sixty feet down, a low sam
pie runs IS and an average of seven
feet in the discovery shaft runs
Sl7.55 per ton. Much high grade
ore in the vein runs to seventy per
cent lead. In the Duke of yelling
ton an eight and a-half foot vein
averages, according to reliable as
says, Sl3.55 per ton of ideal concen-
trating ore Four feet of the Ia
catecus vein runs $3.50 per ton.
The Cameron vein is opened on the
surface for a thousand feet with
shallow cuts, shafts and tunnels
Values in silver run from ten to one
hundred ounces with twenty per
cent lead. 1t looks like a mine in
itself when opened at depth and
properly equipped for treatment of
the low grade products.
On the property is a complete
plant of machinery and a tunnel al
ready under these claims $50 feet.
Some stringers of ore have been cut
but it will take at least 200 feet more
of tunnel work to crosscut the veins.
When this development is complete
and drifting progresses, there is
every reason to believe that Mr. Har-
per will have opened one of the lar
gest and best producing mines in
Colorado. q
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
Short Miaisg Stories

The Grand Prize people have com
psetsd the uprsiss 10 their ore from
the Chloride tunnel extension and
have things in shape to again COM
mence shipment OF ore.
Goo. Hendricks WAS in town Sat-
srday and reported good prUsess in
locating the ore bodies in the prop
sstiss he 10 developing with SApp
ed Hsxtshls % korins csssa. Ar.
s5ssasioks kss hing pinned his faith
n this lead carbonate district and
Nsws-Champion believes he will
win.
The Pitkin Miner states that 7.
&c. Clayton, OF Sherr,l has ust
purchased a plant of machinery to
drive the \ b. G. tunnel Work on
the buildings and machinery is be-
ing rushed and all men employed
that can be secured. There ought
% be some big low grade mines
found at Sherrod.
f. Z. Connery, large wholSsale
fruit dealer, of Minneapolis, passed
through Gunnison recently bound
. Mesa county. where he has 5000
boxes Of apples to put up. Mr.. Con
merry SAYS he recently saw carload
of Grand function Jonathans sold at
wholesale in Chicago for S4a box
straight. He viii stop at Gunnlsoa
on his return to give a boost to min
ING on Beaver creek, where he is an
owner in the Continental group.
Gothic mines are looking well. j.
A. Goodwin brings word from there
that the Usona tunnel is in over 3Ul
feet and a force of eight men en-
gagged for the winter to drive II
steadily under Copper Queen basin.
Buildings are going up rapidly foI
Nle mill and new workings at the
Blaine. l.. Il. Baker, foreman at the
Elk Mountain Mining and Milling
Company property, was down this
wtpk on sick leave, and reports that
ij0perintendent A. J. Nagg has the
boiler about ready, the pipe line laid
and excavation completed for tun.
mel house. Fourteen men are al
work and the big bore under the
Mountain King will soon be pro-
crossing. Jonas Erickson of the
RustIer company, has located a tun.
mel site 1900 feet down from his ore
shoot and directly across the gulch
from the Elk Mountain power house
He expects to rent power from this
company to push the air drills on &
Gig tunnel which will undercut tn,
Rsstler properties at thousand fee
depth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

rhs Ladies Geld Of The Church
Of the Good Samaritan will hold
sale OF fancy and usefal articles also
OF cooked food on Tuesday before
Thanksgiving, Nov. ~. Place an
nounced later
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

To trade-A very desirable resi-
dence property in Paonia, renting
for s 10 month, for Gunnison sity
property. II you are interested
write or call for details.
Henry +. LAKE q Son,
Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

First class meals at popular
prices. At the Royal Cais ON
Main street, Gunnison. Try the
Royal
n. u. LAsHBRtpOk. PRoP.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

Boost for Gunnison county by
sending east Gsnnison county sou
veair views Twenty different views
ON ssIe everywhere they handle
posGal card.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

For Sale-A good spring wagon.
Also some household goods. W.
Burnett.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
Nov Ready For Your Inaeeet;on

Chas. A. Stevens a Bros. Chicago,
the greatest exclusive establishment
in the world for women's wear.
MARY f.. ZEIGLER,
3S-ll Local Agent
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

Robt. Ahrens was a visitor from
Marble this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

WANrED-News- Champion CORE
spondents at lola, Gothic, Tin Cup
and litkin Will not some one in
thsse localities see TO it that the rep
Fssentstion is kept up.
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

VVzV1NV HUVUVI
WILL PROBABLY BE HELD NJ

LON o10 AND 10TH.
SHOT BY HIS SON-Iy-LAY
Isaac Turnage Near Columbia Ser,
ously Wounded Over Trivial Al
fair-Excursion Train 10 Be r.
sumed on g. 4 s. I.
hdJutant General Fridge stic.
tnat 1t Is probable the date Of Ia,
en- days encampment at ColunpI.
Fill be from Tuesday, Aug. 9, 10
thursday, sthe 18th, provided that he
'ugges'cd date meets the appreal
"a f4
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

service is hardship on both the
company and the subscribers, for
there is no practical way Of limiting
the service to bona-hde patrons, be-
cause the operators have not voice
acquaintance with everybody who
uses the phones.
The commission is not especially
interested in the statistics showing
'hat the intra-county service has
caused the company loss of rcve-
nue., as it was not established as !,
money-making proposition for the
company, but as a convenience 20
patrons in counties where two or
more local echanges are operated.
Shot by Son-in-Law.
Isaac Turnage, well-to-dc farmer
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

the action Of the Executive Comlit.
tee IN fixing the time for holding Inc
lrsi primary. and that matter ha,ns
been disposed Of, there will be the
enough and to spare between the NO
primaries f,r the troops to prepre
for, establish and break CAM, nd
participate, ;f they are so inclitd,
IN the battle o. the ballots, Genial
Fridge has also made requisition on
the Secretary of War for a detailof
regular officers to be designated 'or
inns cncampment, though he has no
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

No ln-txa County Service.
Chairman McNair Of the Missis-
ppi Railroad Commission has receiv-
! = letter from General Manager
eland Hume Of the Cumberland
ciephone and telegraph Company,
eciining to comply with the suggrs-
.oH that an intra-countp service be
stablished between Woodville and
'entreville, stating that to do 80
you'd involve . sacrifice Of toll rev.
nues.
Accompanying the refusal Manager
iume submits statement from the
manager at Clarksdale,
ecking to show that the Cumberland
ias lost money by the free intra-
'ounty service proposition, the loss
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

AS COMMANDER OF UNITED

~O"x AO1hATk vKTERANb.
UNVEIL DAVIS MONUMENT
The Signal Event Of the Re Union
Was the Unveiling Of the Monu-
mont Erected TO the President of
confcdcracy.
Richmond. Va The Grand Camr
United Confederate Veterans re elect.
cd - general olllcers "a follows.
Grand Commander. Gen. Stephen
ID. Lee, Of Mississippi.
Lieutenant General. Department of
Virginia. Cen &. Irvine Walker. Of
South carollaa.
Lieutenant General. Department of
Tennessee, Gen. Clement A. Evans.
of Esorgia
Lieutenant General. Department of
trans Mississippi, Gen. W. l.. Cabei.
Of Texas.
AT Of The officers --rc chosen by
ncclamaiion.
Birmingham. Ala. was the city
chosen for the next 1sthl annual
reunion OF the veterans Othvr cities
~ competition we're San Antonio.
Tex and Nashville. Tenn. The vote
stood at first about 1000 To- 800 IN
lANnr nl Tic Alnhn,nn lam
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

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A good many beetles live in the
water. and / should like to tell you
something about one which Il very
common in almost every weedy pond.
1t Is called the Great Water Beetle.
and II you should catch II you may
know It At once. for It has broad
yellow band al round the middle part
OF it, body and another down the
outer edge OF each wing ease. while
In general color 1t II brown above and
dull yellow beneath. 1t II about m
inch and = quarter In length.
This beetle IL interesting for sew
eral reasons. In the hrst place, It Is
I very good swimmer. Its body II
really q kind OF boat, and 1t rows It.
self through the water by means OF
its hind legs. which are made just
like oars. They are very long. very
broad. very fiat, and = good deal
curved, while all along their inner
edges runs row OF stif bristles.
placed so closely side by side that
water cannot pass between them II
you watch great water beetle swim
ming you will notice that he uses
these legs Just as rover uses his
oars; and they are fastened to his
body In such way that. as he brings
them forward after making a stroke,
they turn sidewise. so that their
sharp edges may cut their way
through the water and offer as little
resistance to 1t as possible. A water
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

were sweet IN their resisicaiion.
10 say that the weather was vie.
ionsly dlsagreeabr, but half express
I'd II. yet hundreds and hundreds d
john, Kebs' we're in the hall
wbsr the body was called 10 order
In fact, the Attendance was but littls
smaller than the day before, when
Gen. stephen y. Lee raped the body
10 order and presented the Rev. DR.
McKim, Of Washington, who offered
prayer.
Dr. J. William Jones submitted the
annual report of the Confederate
Memorial Association, which dealt
chiefly with the statue of the battle
abbey and the benefaciion Of Charles
Broadway liouss.
The report stated that after long
and vexa'ions litigation. all OF fh.
'''F '''t't'' 'F MI HOUSE -fNf.-
poO- had been procured. This Qift
"as promised years ago on condition
that an additional slo0,0oO be raised
The condition precedent, said the re-
port. bad been met and all the mon
ey now ~ IN a Richmond bank while
those back Of the movement are
ready 70 20 forward at an early day
~ the erection Of the memorial.
The report which called for add.
iional financial aid was adopted amid
great enthusiasm.
A cane from the center Of Cold
liafbor battlefield was presented by
>. j. Estes, commander Eighth yir-
gina cavalry. 10 Gcncra' Stephen u.
Lee. The commander accepted the
sitt in fitting language
\ few minutes after the choice ,f
lr UeNf fu..ftuw ,.t... ...... ....-...l 4
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

~ e;';;' oss'
fHE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF H III.
/.
King Of an isle in . tropical -,
ii II was = monarch Of small renown:
But there With his dusky apousn three,
Oh and All and the GAY Tshee,
He lived content in his capital town
Ohmy was = capital town.
II.
Hi Yi-how hsppy king wa he.
There in his capital town-Ohmy;
For life u easy and ways are free
On . five-acre iale in . tropical sea-
Their rent was low and their spirits high,
I'LL the bolt fell out OF cloudleas sky.
III
How the trouble began,-A marooncd
shipman,
Ben Salt. appeared at Ohmy one day,
Soyaglng IN on Z catamaran
That sailed on . highly original plan
The new South-news., 1907-06-08

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-31

The twentieth annual convention of
the Young Mems Christian Association
of Colorado closed here Sunday night
after one of the most remarkable
gatherings in the history of the Or
ganiZation in this state. From the
beginning to the close the convention
was characterized by an interest that
was exceptional and to some extent
at least unexpected by those in charge
of the arrangements. More than two
hundred delegates were present, and
every phase of the Association work
was considered by the assemblage, the
result of which will be helpful in lift
ing young men who fall within the
sphere of Association influence to a
higher plane of living and to a better
realization of their responsibilities to
themselves and to their Creator
Although the sessions of the con-
vention on Friday and Saturday were
of extreme interest, the high tide of
enthusiasm was not reached until the
Sunday, when degree of religious
fervor was attained unequalled per-
haps in the annals of the community,
except during the closing days of the
great revival conducted here by Evan