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ADVERSE TO RAILWAYS.
Case Against Nebraska County Treas
urers Decided.

The case of the Union Pacific and Bur-
1ington railroad companies against the vari-
Gus county treasurers Of the state of Me-
braska, involving the tax rate on the prop
erty of the railroads and calling into ques-
ton the administration of the Nebraska
state tax law, were decided adversely to the
railroads by the Supreme Court of the
United States today. The decision was an
nounced by Justice Holmes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25

width Of forty feet and House bill 22123,
amending the act authorizing the Baltimore
and Washington Transit Company of Mary
land to enter the District of Columbia.
The reformers got in their work on this
bill, managing to hitch on an amendment
providing that the company shall sell eight
tickets for a quarter. Mr.. Babcock made
vailed he did not believe the company would
build the road. But just the same, the
went on and stayed there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25

The death of Benjamin F. Miller. an East
Washington business man. occurred today
at his residence. 1220 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. Deceased was in the forty
second year of his age and was the eldest
son of Jacob B. and Martha e. Miller His
wife, Mrs Alice v. Miller, survives him Ar.
rangements for the funeral are being made
this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25
Patrick McCarren Wins.

NEW YORK February 25-The state
democratic committee was permanently en-
Joined today from busting State Senator
Patrick McCarren of Brooklyn from MEM
bership in that committee by a decision
given by Supreme Court Justice Kelley In
Brooklyn.
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SHIP SUBSIDY.
Rule for the Bill to Be Brought Into
House Today.

special rule providing for consideration
of the ship subsidy bill will be brought into
the House some time today. The rule will
provide for vote on the bill about Friday
and afford opportunity for debate and
amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25
The Indian Citizenship Court.

In deciding today the case of Wallace VS..
Adams. involving lands of the Choctaw
Nation In favor of Adams, the Supreme
Court OF the United States upheld the right
Of the Indian citizenship court to fix the
status Of members of the Choctaw Nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25
THE FEAST OF PURIM.

: SSe1V"3 30ot1tUCeU VeUIUI1ea ABU VU-
served Yesterday.
The fete Of Purim, celebrated by Hebrews
in all parts of the world in memory of the
deliverance Of the Jewish nation from the
schemes OF Haman. as told in the Book of
Esther. was observed here, as well as else
where. yesterday.
The festival was instituted by Mordecai
centuries ago, and each year the members
Of the race exchange presents and remem-
Der the poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25
Detroit Players Begin Work.

AUGUSTA, Ga, February 25.-Manager
Jennings and six players of the Detroit
American League team began praotice here
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25
England Pressing China.

Special Cablegram TO The staf-
PICKING, February 25.-The British min
lister. Sir John N. Jordan. had an audience
yesterday with Gen. Lod upon the Shan-Si
question, for the solution of which the Brit
ish government is beginning to exert pres
sure,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25
Death Of Charles 8. Nichols.

The death Of Chas. s. Nichols of Kensing-
ton. Nd, occurred yesterday at the George
Washington University Hospital. He was
sixty-one years of age. The burial viii oc-
cur tomorrow at Barnesyille, Nd.
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Decision In Favor of authris.

In an opinion by Justice Day the SUI
preme Court Of the United States today de-
cided the case Of Turner and Kirkwood
va. the city of Guthrie. Oklahoma, involv-
ing claim OF 1900 against the city on ac-
count Of old warrants in favor Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25

The Shan-Si question Is the question of the
payment of indemnity for damage done to
the persons and property of British SUBJ
jects in riots that took place In March. 1904.
at Tse-Chow and Lun-Wan In the southern
part of the province Of Shan-Si.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-25
Death Of DR.. D. 8. Evans.

Death Of DR.. d. 8. Evans
Word was received here today of the
death at sayettvilie, N. T.. yesterday. Of
DR.. Daniel s. Evans. late OF 1925 Vermont
avenue northwest.
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LAST DISTRICT DAY

Continued from First Page.)
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FAVOR OF GOVERNMENT
Two Points Decided Today by
Justice Stafford.
TRIAL OF BINGER HERMANN
Both Issues Vital to the Cause Of the
Prosecution.
OPPORTUNITY TO TRY THE CASE
Objection Noted by Defense overruled
Formal Offer submitted-Addi-
tional Witnesses Examined.
TRIAL OF BINGER HERMANN
OPPORTUNITY TO TRY THE CASE

Two important points in the trial Of Rep
resentative Binger Hermann. in Criminal
Court No. I. on a charge Of destroying thir-
ty-fve letter-press copybooks Of the records
Of the general land Office, were decided by
Justice Stafford today in favor Of the gov
eminent. The questions were raised during
the progress Of the trial last Thursday and
decision wa; reserved by Justice Stafford
until today. AS soon as the hearing was
resumed this morning Justice Stafford an
nounced his rulings in the following Lam
guage:
Il will dispose of these two questions
that heard on Thursday. I will not take
time to say much about them. They are
both vital to the case Of the government.
have considered them both very carefully
and 1t seems to be my duty to rule both
points In favor Of the government. I think
the government ought to have an oppor-
tunity to try the case, and II should hold
against ,; It on either point it might very
likely be the end of the case. do not feel
sufficiently certain that the points taken
against the government are sound, to JUS
tify me In doing that If should turn out
to be wrong in holding against the points
made by the defense the Court Of Appeals
Will correct the error. Accordingly, shall
sustain the objection taken to the question
propounded by Mr.. Worthington when Mi.
Hough was on the stand, and will not go
into the question whether the grand Jury
had before 1t the information which would
have enabled 1t to find a more particular de-
scription of the books. and shall permit the
government to show. If it can. a conspiracy
between the defendant and persons to whom
he had addressed letters which were copied
in these books. for the purpose of showing
corrupt motive or purpose in destroying
the books. I shall say nothing more now.
An execution will be noted in favor Of the
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
New Star in Old Glory

The admission Of Oklahoma to the Union as
state has raised dispute to how the sddi
tionsl star should he placed in the flag without
disa rraneinc the present pattern. There is No
dispute however. in regard to the intrins ic
value Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters in case.
of stomach. liver, kidney or bowel disorders. In
fact it is universally acknowledged to he the
hest medicine ever compounded for such di-or-
ders and for proof, il is onlv necessary to point
"a the thousands of cures II has made during
the past 53 years. We believe IL Is the medi-
cine You need Ia make you well again. and
tie at once. IL cure- poor syJetlte. telchsnG
vomii iAH. cramps diarrho,a. dysrey<ia. indi-
seetion. costivenes<. female Ills malaria.
pure
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
>~rHk w tIN.I >IyJttVlNJ

h. She matter of the estate Of Evan
Williams deceased.
Notice is hereby eiyeu, that on Monday the
1T DAY ot July. A ID. s5. being one of
the regular days Of the June term OF the
County Court uf bunui-on County. IN Probate.
in the state OF ,olorado, William ID. Parr, ad-
mni-trator - said estate. will appear before he
Judeo of sad Court present my final settle
ment a. such administrator and pray the au-
proval of the same, aud will then apply to be
discharged ss such Administrators. At which
time and place any person In interest may ap-
pear and present objections to the same. IL any
there he.
Dated at GuBnison, Colorado, May ~, 1907.
WILLIAM u PARRY.
Administrator of the estate Of Ivan Williams
May 3l-Juue g, ,leceI -,.d
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
No Rel,ef from Cussenhsim

Powderhoru. Colo. June =, lJU1
EmT0R NEWs-C CuANrf0N.
What the Western Slope af Colo-
RADIO needs more than anything else
10 make iis mining counties more
prosperous ~ the lowest freight rate
possible ou ore shipments There
are many points casi ul the divide,
where the distance 10 smelter D.
greater than irOm cunnison, and
vet rates are lower. For instance
the haul from Creede j. longer than
from here, vet from Creede twelve
ounces Of silver ore at present prices
will pay all expenses uf freight aud
smelling. and in some eases of MIN
ing You canned make II come out
that way from any point in Gunni-
son or IlInsdale counties, vet we
have very many claims that will
run from Sl5 10 S25 ton, which
must because OF this discrimination,
lie idle
1t would seem that there might
b' S'iiit way iti 'b' I"'Hit W k''
relief II Geo kindel can make
such an impress, u unaided, could
not the united 'lprts of the people
Of southwesiern Colorado do much
more in securing for their own bene-
tit low tariff rate from the rail
roads. 1t would at least he worth
the trial.
II reems that as long as we have
republican legislatures, we can
hardly expect much relief as against
the corporations. True, if we could
have had few more republicans
like Vincent Of Delta and Paonia, to
work with minority members like
Sapp and Lehrritter and who would
have shown a true spirit Of citizen
ship instead of political spirit
things might have been different.
However, the ''Guggenheim doodle
did its work, and the people of
Colorado must take their medicine,
even though it is a bitter dose
c. J. II,
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
The on World and Its Vavs

This is the title Of a new and pro,
iusely illustrated book by Col. Will
liam Jennings Bryan, recounting
his recent noted journey around the
earth and especially through Europe
which was SO widely heralded by
the American press.
The book is an illustrated and de-
scriptive record of that Journey, now
SO memorable am event in current
history The Journey embraced a
period of a year, and covered practi-
cally all the nations of the globe.
Col. BRYAN Travelled with camera
and pencil, and not only described
in brilliant phrase, what he saw, but
further illustrated his journey by
photographs. These photographs
constitute striking pictorial pre-
sentation aud lend especial interest
to the book. They number 24O and
show in picture the world as he saw
it. They constitute ust that many
striking object lessons of the people
of all countries in their cities. towns
and vIllages-in their homes and
everyday occupations
The book will interest every read
er as unique presentation of won
derfully interesting journey. 1t is
sold only through solicitors The
Thompson Publishing Company, St.
Louis. Mo. are the fortunate pub
fishers They advertise for agents
in another column of this issue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

II one-scuth Of the tales told by
this man Orchard. who is tesiifying
at Baise IN the trial of Mover and
Haywood. are true he II a monster IN
human guise. hardly SURPASSED bv
Nero. Calieula or Lueretia Borgla
II the aen oa trial can be definitely
CONNECTED a. aiiisg ~ abetting any
Il the erimes. ~ nan has other than
one opinion az to what should be
their iaie However, let ns withhald
our verdict all the evidence H. all in
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
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rsie = elea,i IeF cent Der saan gs.Ia a.
-s-csissd - s-sd Botes. toxsti.r ~ith Eve ses
eefs sttprI'es i.e- q not Paid maturity ths
said tec.saas sise and I.-xai,ls ga, .r -.
t.re March i-t isr.i and
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80 either ~ fhcn have h.sn PAID afd tlsase =
due the sssa neies the -aa, q s1s..i l.
ilrIHc ls,al aud interest thereon iron the IZti
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p.f sssnul. and the -aid nssse.- .,r e,tl.er -.
them. uei hsVing bes - ID At HsstHrifs thor.
= also due "a The hse Ter c.ut sttf.rt,..s
is-s AID
Nhereas. Tho sail deed 80 trust ,.r.s,,,...
that IA case tf aelasii "a ihe g..yu usest 81 -a,
ns'tes- tisan the pubic trustee spon the re
gise=t Of the lassl d sd.rs thores.f shall -..ll
the sbuxe auacr,hrn roai estate at public
auction sccortilBg - iis teruis 81 said deed -.
ttn=t. fur tie ptIrfs-e 81 paving saint uslt.--
iniero-t- atis rney lee sHd costs ~ sale aud
Nherus=. n'ttc' AMI demand 10 wrliins
ha- hoeu served uTof the aHdersilsIIod yublis
trustee b. the legal Lt,idiers uf -sia notes thai
they have aud DO darlare "a xiolaf ion 80 m
covenants % said DC q of trust and have elect
ID to advertise aid property for sale, and de
ms.nd such sale.
7 Ihereioro, naeT and hs viriue q tho
authority vested in ne by the statutes OF thi-
state ana hy tiie sad Ie.d e Trust i Anpif
NJ lie~nes. public trs-tec Of said tosHty, vii
on fuesdas the sth day of Jgly. A. - IsH. ai
the b. az 20 ten cicck ~ the furen.,s,p of said
dsy ~ tise west fruBt door ,f the cur
House % the town If 6snni-su- said Count,
and state, sell the above ee-crihed property al
publIc auction ~ the highest and best hiadei
Tor cash. iuT the PURPOSE ct paylug said
note, intorc-t. attorney ices and costs 81
sale.
Dated this -sh day u June Iss
June JuN Public trustee
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
ueal PUBLICATIONS.
>oFss ~ tpIi >IwssT B,l

t-iate q Mary ]. iuliau, aacrased.
The unsi.rsi4fned has tng been appointed ad
MIN Hzt tot the estate ~ Mary JHIiau late
- The County vt tlnfts,iu. IA tits state tf Colo
rado. decreased, hereby give notice that -ts
viii appear before the County Court ,f said
suunl-sEn ouuty 81 the Court hou-o ~ 6unni
son ia the said tounfy. ga Mondal the 18th
uf JuHc. a. u. li.s. at the hour of ~ a oclock
=. ~. of said day ct which lime ali per-oti-
having cialuia against zaid estate are uattfrd
and requested b. attend fur the purpose oi
having the same adjusted. All l,er-ors insieht
Cd Z" said estate are requested tp make imme.
dfete payment to the undersigned
Dated NJ hunuisun. Colorado. this 18th say
Of MAY. A. y. fe1
1t SIT " MILLER
Admin i-trairiN ~ the estate 81 Mars j. Julian
MAJ a. June - aecca=ed
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

Althongh Mr. ilncbot vehementlv
denies ever intending TO charge for
irrigation water his persona esti-
mate to congress ON February 18th
last, OF the revenue producing value
# the reserves included "S3 900. .0O0
acre feet Of water for irrigation pur-
poses, at 10 cents per acre-foot. cap
ltalized at > per cent, slG6.O0o, 900. "
Now what did that mean, when in
the next breath he wanted 10 borrow
five million on congress ofthe credit
of the reserves?
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

N~ttre ~ Aa~tststrstri> sale ~ kesl tssses
STATE or COLORADO.
CorNry oF Gr>>IsoN.
In the Count, Court IN Probate
In the matter ,.f the Estate OF,
6eorpe =. rearce. deceased.
Wy virtue of a d.cretal or.ier Of said ourt in
probate, made aud entered ~ record on the
e2nd day Of Nay, A. u. 1877, the under-ixned
was asthorized and directed to sell. at private
sale, ut n price not le-e than the appvaispd
value thereof. the following described real
property. belonging to the said estate Of
6eorHe ,. Pearce, deceased. to-wIt: The
south hall =. = at the north Invest quarter \
". = and the northeast quarter IN. r. "A Of
the northwest quarter \. ". a of section tsi
and the southeast quarter IS. r.. al of the
southwest quarter sN. "a ef section four a. in
Township torty Eight North, ~ Range Three,
East 81 the New Mexico Meridian. Also ali
water. ditch and water rights Of every nature
and description belonging 10 or used in conBec
tion with said land. All ~ said property being
situate in the County of innnison and state 81
Colorado.
Now, tnef''f ne pursuant to such order the
unde' " Ell gives notice that she Wili offer for
saln. the above descrilsed real estate and water
rlshts, at the office Of the County Judge At the
Court Mouse, in the town of Gunnison. County
of GunDisOn, state ~ Colorado, on Saturday v.
the 18th day ~ juno A. -. l~T, at the hour "A
eleven a clock in the forenc N II sai id day. The
same "a be sold ~ private sale. for cash, To the
highest and best bidder therefor. and at a price
not less than he appraised value thereof.
Said sale To be subject 10 the approval and
confirmation Of said County Court as pruvid-
ed by law.
BERTHA C. PEARCE
Administratrix ot the estste 81 George T Pesrce
May 2t-June II deceased
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

At the election last Saturday
evening the following new teachers
were elected for the city schools
Miss Cora Weaver of Indiana for
West Guunison primary room and
Miss Wnilred keegan Of Castle
wood. ;. Dakota 9TH and 9th grades.
The salary OF the primary teachers
is $50 and other teachers get so
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

Fishing u getting hne in spite Il
the high water Our currcsUaHdcuf
At lola reports the widow flies out
there Wednesday aud that means all
along the river IA Few DAYS Then
hurrah for the finest trout fishing
under the suHl
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
USEFUL lufoRml1!cN.

Gunnison Town Officers.
Mayor. +. f Mueller
Clerk. W n. Corum.
Treasurer. W. H. CLARK
Marshal Geo. Z. Myers.
Police Magistrate J. j Potter
Attorney. b II. @eeenei.
Trustees y Pennington. ". l.. Richard
son. r. W. Harper. ", :. Ditto. :. J. Miller.
The Board Il Trustees meets the first Mondsy
OF each mont D.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
Send b Voasv 4as6eesiQ4e0

The N~~sGh>u4soa s-.d oA many s>.s4r oossrs
10 fr<Sk whose names We have seosod Asd ~ho0 NC
would Ike to have s.tscrb-- a representative q the
paper can always cal ut,a vow prssoaaky, hA yoS
wish 10 s.Ascbe the h>sk below Aad Nd 70
sending 5Oe stamps io thsre .onths tas.l sssons'on
By thai t,mr you ~,n have f>x s..ej a the p.pa sed
4 YOU wish to dssCoGaxAe 4 boAAy
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

Mrs Clara Ancell retursed Snn-
day from Denver where she studied
the millinery trade
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

Miss Mary B,--s,ll Is nov assistant
ai the pha;gcraph gallery Of Mrs a
NJ. n Crooks
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
v,CzAs eApa . e0uupaO GuGN

THIS = flag day and We are esd
Gsxernar Bscbi,l had the Sense nai
to gaake IL a legal holiday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

Miss Lueiia johnson wii leave
tomorrow flr Canon CITY b. remain
a couple of weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
County Officers.

IOunfy OfflCefs.
Count, .s,-k and Recorder. j. Z. BIothef.
County Treasurer. Aunie Downey
sheriff. Wm. Natsan.
County Assessor. ?. J. Hurley.
County Surveyor -. H. Aikiue
tounty Attorney. u. T. Sspp.
County Judge. deo. Hstberincton.
County Superintendent. Miss Lueila Johnson
County Corobor. DIR. y. J. HYATT
County CommIs.io ioner I>t District ] II, Collins
County ON missioner md District J. NJ Crster
County Commissioner Srd District u II Miller
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
s"rNE tn s~s.xEsarssr ~ rn~sAr, "

VIVA
STATE OF COLORADO
torNrY OF GuSNIsoN,
In the County Court, in Probate.
The people Of the state
Oft oloredo To Helena
smith, clara Belle
smith. Mamie smith,
Juserhine Smith, and
Adolphus Smith, greet
ing.
Whereas, 1t has been made to appear to the
County Court uf Gunnison County, in the state
of Colorado, that you, the sail Helena smith.
widow, Clara Belle smith, Mamie Smith, jose
phine smith and Adolphus Smith, children. are
heirs at law of James Alexander smith. deceas-
ed.
Now, Therefore. in accordance with the pro-
visions of the statute in such case made and
provided, and by order Of { ourt duly made and
entered. you are hereby notified that an instrii-
ment Of writing rurportine to he the last will
and testament of the said James Alexander
Smith. decreased was presented to said Court for
probate on the 9Th day of May, A. ID. 1907. by
Joseph kackstock, residing at Gunnison. in the
state of Colorado; that the said decedent at
the time ~ his decease. resident Of 6unnison
County, in the State of Colorado: that the said
decedent, according To the said alleged will de
vised aud bequeathed his property in the
! words and figures following. to-Wit: II wish
Joseph Backst"ck, - Gunnison, Gunnison
County. Colorado, To be appointed : admin
l-trator ut all my property ard moneys and
uIines and land and all that belongs to me. |
aesirr and dee'ee that my property shall be
number at tle last word had of them in ls.l.
further wish and decree that If none Of my
children can he found that my property shall
he suid and the money applied for school pur-
{ poses.
You hereby notified 70 be and appear be-
Tore said t,ourt al the County Court Room in
the Court House in GuDnison. in the County Of
Guunison. in the state of Colorado. on the Ist
day of July. 4. II. lsi1. at the hour of ten
oclock in the forenoon. then and there to at
tend the hearing the pre- bate of the said
alleged last will and testament of the said
James Alexander Smith. deceased. and further
70 do and perform what shall then. by the said
Court be required and az Judged
In witness whereof. ] have hereUnto set my
hand and affixed the seal sf said curt at my
Office in Gunni-on in said County. this 18th day
of May A. n. 19d5-
(-aH GEO. HETHERINGTON.
WV s"oi's J"nfe'
Nay i1-Juue II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
". s. MAILS.

Morning mail going west closes at 1910 I.
and evening mail going east at 3:-O n N
Crested Butte mail CLOSES a. IH.I0
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

Near Sweet-Orr bib overalls. See
the window of men black shirts
SAMPLINER-s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
civsCa NetcJoev.

1 IhOLlt thHrch services every fr-t aud
third sunday 81 month frst mass : a. NJ. /;
High Mas ioas a. m, sunday School every
sunday at 2ra y. During months from
tctnb"f 10 Junr evening s-rs ices on & 5urch
SUNDAY al z" .. m. Fr. VIM. kipp. Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14

EPISCOPAL CHuKCH Services slternat,
= sundays. Morning prayer and sermon at
" a. m; evening PRAYER services at lsa D m
sunday school every sunday at ~ m.
Rev y. n Bacon pa-t.r