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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
Cs0inaisous 0pef

The entire board WAS present a,
the August meeting which began
Wednesday, the fifth.
Bills were allowed and the semi
annual financial state4sent was ap-
proved AID signed. 1t will be pub
lished in the News Champion of
August 9lst.
Batchee boad of Comstock &
Allen At Howevilie was approved
and saloo~ license Of Santerelli &
Boni u Mt. Carbon.
The coanty treasaNr was author
lied 20 Issue certain tar certificates
aad adjust tax matter. with jos
Aetroz aad A. II. J.dy
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

IN. Crawford was in Aenday
from the Cochetopa He 10 exhibit
ing some very fine looking gold ore
from his claims near the MspIs Leaf.
We are glad to see this and hope
Joe has struck it rich. There 10
talk Of the Maple Leaf itself starting
up again soon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
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peeetrsses il. oaiy trsils. This vsss
dOnais, cosasiss rich aGrscslsss.l
vsllsys 80 nsss lssA. Il is vsll
wsAsssd, covssed With tlss 49, a
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Ths bsst Of l~as-sss. appses and
apsicoss csa then co~se 20 Crested
Bette and Osasiss,a By wa6on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Leon Gavette arrived Friday Last
from Salt Lake City and will agaia
make his home in Gunnison. He
has disposed Of his business in the
City of the Saints.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

The next Demorest contest will be
held Monday evening, August 18th.
at the Presbyterian church. An in
teresting program is being prepared
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
OAYIoo

NewsChamptoA CofresPooAeoce.
Monday, August ,.
Ars. c. +. Dwyer entertained
friends from Lake City Isst week.
J. II. Kellogg il moving his saw
mill about three miles up the river
from his present location.
II. Marshall of Gunnison vas in
our valley last week whers he dis
posed Of several New Iowa Cream
Separators.
Oscar johnson was over from
Powderhorn lsss week it only being
eighteen years since he last visited
the ranch here At Dayton.
Mn. Eosesoa Carr has been enter
taisia9 ~ cossia, Aiss Kaotts. the
- wssk aad this wssk expects to
receive . visit from hse sister Mrs.
A. Carpoatee Of Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
ono oTY

NewsChaRpion CosresoooAescs.
Tuesday. August 4.
Mrs. Lewis johnson has been i'll
= few days.
Losis Johnson returned rhars-
day from mining near Nan hall pee.
Jerome Ca.fman is hero from
the west visiting his brother, An
bruee.
Geo. Kessler hes returned afaer
An extended trip TO Dsaves. Pseblc
and other points.
Fr.ak NcDonaid has purchased
TIE home owned by his mother,
Mrs Alice Jones.
Tho Quartz creek Mill Aas re-
ssmed operations, after . break
down Of ths en6ineA
Chas. Eikane rgfasnoa Friday
from Lesdville wAsss - was called
b. ~ serioss illne0 a HI mneher
Ta0 for sAipsiag fsa, l ees
eacA 0t NeUO- -CAoDqSsa oGsce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Mrs II. l.. Davis returned Sun
day to Denver. She has spent a
fortnight the guest Of the Penning-
tons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

c. Jscklin is Gxine up the house
back Of wbese tie Catholic church
formerly stood. He il also grading
sp the lava 70 81 it above .eepage
mark. Ar. Jacklin now owns thi.
place asd vii! make quite coy
resideace.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
oanuisg esray q Wsslnsa ~

Tsesday night = gay party OF
yossG lsdic~ and gentlemen gather
- at the Woodmen hall in re~ponse
10 invitations sent out by Miss Nir-
gis AuelIer The dancing party was
i . koaor OF her sister in Law Mrs. f.
f. AUeiler, Jr and of Misses Mary
and Villa Dean also Grand Junc-
tioa yosng ladies' who are visitors
heso. Eight p. m. was the time an
noasced and that hour saw the
presily decorated hall merry with
The isc0mingI guests. Soon above
30 Of the young folks were present.
Ihey danced till ll:30 when ice
cream and cake were served as re-
iresAments. Then the dancing took
up again and continued till late
hour.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
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Heary Psrrier Ass cold his Bald
wia Star coal mi.s for $1,000, thss
disposins Of the ~ q psivase coal
misses near Mt. CasSea. fr1ak Balk
~ Il Dsavcv, one q The largest coal
opesssors in Colombo, - organised
. co0paay to At ooce opea tho mise
frua The Ohio cseek side, asd start
niaing ca largs scale A switch
viii Be built iron tie c. 4 S. track.
Nr. Belkley is pses;deet Of The
Cssssad Bstas eeal coopaa, also
operating u our coeaty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Wsadoa Hsmnoas aad family ar
lived Sunday from Psoaia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Judge Shackleford asd family
went to Grand junction Wednesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
ouooUua Caulssl

Program Of Demossst Contest at
'resbyterisa church Aoaday eve
ming, August 18th.
nssic, ush scknSl Orchestra.
Drill BY Cosss.sssts.
vssl nols, -Assie Lssri-. ui.s COso,ine
Wslass.
Bsajo sulo. mr~. Bose DAY
Vocal soso. "Oj Mack doe" Mics Hsssl
Z.sslAer.
nscitstiOn. No. 3.
Piano solo, Miss Isabel Bray.
Guitar and Banjo DSet. Mrs Nance end Mr.
Sharp.
Eecitstios, No. 3.
Vocal solo, There's No Othsr Girl Like You,
Miss Walter.
Violin Solo, Leon Gav~tts.
Recitation, No. 4.
Vocal Solo, "lsarie." Miss Hazel Zaselisr.
Banjo Duet hrs Rosa Day and M Sherp.
Vocal Solo, "Genevieve." Miss Hazel zu-
selLer.
Recitation, No. q.
Vocal Solo "swsnee River" Miss Csroliss
" alter.
Music by Orcbestera.
Presentation u Medal
Benedictisn. Rev. j. ID. Henry.
Contestants, Amy Morris, stephen Day,
Helen Blackstock. Elmer Bates, Lucille Nc
Doussl. Harry Crsry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Must dispose Of at once. 2i2 acre
farm near Springfield, Mo. Ideal
for stock. especially sheep. A bar
gain, easy terms or will exchange
for property here. For particulars
address,
MRs. A. N. II. CRooks,
30-32 Gunnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

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Try . 1sal II The 11aia ~
teasanA. Is seats 5. 5. JoAas0a,
PseVsissOS.
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TAs hsss Hall IN Wsss 0~nmisns
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ceAssssw Lsachsoa. Try thssa. II.
Ciaoa, i~snisAsA reons o. vsut,
kssa cOsssr sostA of Gssnisoa Hard
wass naaS tAs Adobs Paint Store.
1ea's sAists Uith or without col
lsv. A wisdow fsll 1t 55 cssts.
0AAPLINERU.
Oh % god, snd oaly 5 cents.
1koss dslicioss ice creom cones st
Oevstss Hrn. Ios csa est them o.
sAs rva. Try one.
Wkea il beaver sop 1t the Belve-
desU heAsl. cosacr 18th asd GLsaarm
Taks Collax Cer st Unioa depot.
JoAa Lstimer, Proprietor.
Found near 0unnison river bridge
slsminsm trout fly box. Owner
nay have ssns by proving property
ssd PayiAe fos this ID.
have little stoae hosss in the
soA ed Of tOwa Tor ress. City
wsAss iasiAs 80 Aydrs.s osssids.
IA. r OCVEE
Wsntsd-Asn for general work
On r..cA. Married man preferred
Will furnish good dwelling hosse
and oil needed stock. Address
\. 5. CANDY,
3l-3J Almont, Colorado
Must dispose Of at once. PIP acre
farm near Springfield, Mo. Ideal
for stock, especially sheep. A bar
gain, easy terms or will exchange
for property here For particulars
address,
No, n - ru,.rS
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
Nh16uNhAils = NuAAhn1 lanA

hosdsy !. JsA4s nsaAssie0ass's
cosrt. Bsss 0ualesa sss suasaaisieG
wisesss a0Hisa III kalssicA q Ii.
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- 70 quiA AalosicA sAoie1s1 ~
6sAias. bss sa;A CAp rssar -
iopesssasAsA hsrt DnllasA 80
invited him TO Sch. The sKcuss
wss not deeassd ssfIscisnt, % . iss
Of ee5 and 465 cost wss lsvisd.
AZ money is scarce, Sslavich 10 ssrv.
ing the fine in jsil st e5 = day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Ta0 for shipsiag 81. ca
eoch at NeUoCAo0QSsa cesce-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Wsntsd-Aaa for general work
On r..cA. Married man preferred
Will furnish good dwelling hosse
and oil needed stock. Address
\. 5. CANDY,
3l-35 Almont, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

have . title stoae hosss in the
soA ed Of SOwa ior Fess. City
waAsr issiAs 80 Aydrsas osssids.
-. u. r. DC1xEL.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
DISTRICT ORGANIZED
Notable Sunday School Convention to
be Held Wednesday Night at
Bunker Hill.

The Hill Greek district of the Berk-
eley County Sunday School associa-
ton win hold convention Wednesday
evening at o'clock in the Methodist
church at Bunker Hill for the purpose
of organizing the district.
President w. E. Outcalt and Secre-
tary w. d. McCurdy, of the county as
sociaticn will go from here. Rev. r.
A. White, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, ait Gerrardstown and chairman
OF the home department. will speak On
his work. Rev. w. R. Hardesty, of the
Methodist church, south, at Gemarfs-
town, will also he present and likely
make am address.
The convention promises to be Of
much interest and when the County
is all organized into districts the
work OF the association will be more
effective than heretofore.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
CALLS SPECIAL ELECTIONS
Attorney General ard TWO Supreme
Court Judges Are To Be
Elected.

Charleston, July 14--In accordance
with the constitution of the state and
section 1913 Of the code Of 1906, Gov
ernor VIM. IL o. Dawson has called
an election on Tuesday next after the
first Monday In November for the pur-
pose Of filling the vacancy in the Of
fee OF attorney general, caused by the
death Of Hon C. w. May, and the two
vacancies In the supreme court OF
appeals caused by the resignation of
Judge Frank Cox and Judge J. M.
Sanders.
The constitution and statute pro
vides that in the case of the death or
resignation or from any other cause
vacancy occurs in the attorney gem
erals Office or in the supreme court OF
appeals, the vacancy shall be filed by
the governor until the time OF the
next general election, when the va
cancy shall be filled.
According to the law the candidate
receiving the highest number OF votes
cast shall fill out the unexpired term
which ends ON March 4, 1902 Thus
the successful candidate would have
about three months OF the old term
to serve. At the state convention
here last week William G. Conley, the
present attorney general was nomi-
mated by the republicans, for both the
short md long terms, while at the
Parkersburg convention Judges Miller
and Robinson we're nominated to fill
out the unexpired terms.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
SEE CERTAIN DEFEAT.
Unless One or the Other Ticket is
Pulled on.

Grafton, July Ex-senator B. F..
Bailey, Chas. v. Cough, S. S. Sommer
Vile, Lon Bartlett, w. P. Kinter, G..
II. A. Batson. Ona G. Jefferys, n. 2.
Lake, F. Gather, ]. d. Mccartney,
Nathan Shroyer and Lincoln Great
house, the Taylor county delegates to
the Charleston convention have re.
turned home.
None bear scars of the chaos in
the convention city, but some are very
pronounced in their denunciation OF
the methods used by the Swisherites
in seating the Hearne delegation to
the convention with view of bring
ing about the defeat of Hon. Arnold
c. Scheln. The action was without
parallel in the history of the party
they say and will surely culninate in
the defeat of the entire state ticket
this fall unless some means can be
devised to draw off one of the two
tickets.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
WINCHESTER MAN GETS
INTO TROUBLE HERE
Got a Greek to Cash a Ten
Dollar Check.
ARRESTED WHILE TAKING BATH
Man Had no Funds in Bank and
Arrest FoIIowed--Matter Fixed
Up Today.

young fellow from Winchester by
the name Of w. r. Snapl, and who is
said to be highly connected there,
came to Martinsburg Monday to en-
joy himself, but the trip was his UNI
doing.
Between 8 and 10 o'clock in the ey-
ening Snapp went into the confection-
AIRY store of Alexander Giovands and
worked a sort of snap game on the
proprietor. He filled out check for
SO drawn ON the Union Bank of
Winchester, using Baltimore bank
check for the purpose by erasing the
name, and made payble too the bearer.
He asked Mr. Giovanis to cash the
check, which he did.
This morning the Greek went to the
Peoples Trust Co. bank to get the
check cashed; but when one of the
officials telephoned to the bank in
Winchester and ascertained that the
said w. r. Snapp had no funds to his
credit. the Greek with the historic
name realized that he had been caught
I'M snap. This raised the Spartan
ire of Mr. Giovanis and, accordingly
he went before Justice Felker and
swore out a warrant for the arrest of
the Winchester man.
When Officer Riddle went to the
Berkeley Hotel to serve the warrant
he found the young man taking a
bath. The additions having been fin
ished he accompanied the officer to
the magistrates Office. Snapp was re-
leased on the promise to get the mat
ter fixed up this afternoon which he
and some of his friends set out to do.
Friends of the young man here say
that his foolish act was more in the
nature of an escapade than an intent
to do wrong, besides it was only a
case of petit larceny anyhow, while
the Greek was satisfied to get his
money back. The latter promises him.
self that hereafter he win display less
credulity and more of the courage that
distinguished his Spartan ancestors.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
MONUMENT TO THE DEAD
To Be Unveiled at Parkersburg July
2-coI. Young, Of Louisville,
Will Make Address.

Parkersburg, July 1.-THE rnyeil-
ing OF the monument to the Confeder-
ate dead Will be an event Of creat
Importance and will takep place here.
on Tuesday, July Fl, at AGO o'clock.
The program will be a very interest
inc one, and several fine addresses.
will be made.
Col. Bennett H. Young. OF Louis
vile, Ky, a famous lawyer and or
ator of wide renown, has been enrag.
ed to make the address for the
Daughters Of the Confederacy and the
Confederate Veterans. He is major
general and commander Of The Ken
lucky division Of the United Confed-
crate Veterans.
The program will begin with invo-
cation by Bishop George w. Peterkiu
and this will be followed by "a song
with cornet accompaniment.
The presentation of the monument
to the city viii be made by Judge ].
G. McCluer.
Every Confederate veteran in the
state is earnestly requested, il pos
sible, to be present at the services
and the general public is invited and
expected.
The monument stands near the en-
trance to the City Park and is very
beautiful and imposing. 1t is a bronze
figure, seven feet high. representing
soldier ready for service, surmounting
a large Vermont granite shaft twelve
feet high.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
A New Series of Pictures.

Home notices for framing and deco
rative purposes VIII be given with the
New York Sunday World next Sunday
and the Sunday following. These mot
toes contain beautifully executed pic
tines and appropriate words. They
are unique and have not been seen
before. Everyone should have one or
two Of this series TO decorate the bed
room and library. There will also be
a song from "The Yankee Prince,
the great Broadway hit. The song is
by George NJ. Cohan the famous
composer. Words and music .om'
plete with next Sundays New York
World.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
B. H. HINER NAMED
Democrats Make Nomination and Sc
lect EIector for Second District
at Keyser.

Keyser, July 14.-The democrats of
the second congressional district
met in convention at 10 O'Clock this
morning for the purpose of nominating
candidate for congress, creating a
district campaign committee. and
looking after other matters Of interest
to the party. Hon Benjamin Hiner, of
Franklin, Pendleton county, one of
the prominent lawyers of the state
and an active deIZocrat in bis county
and the congressional district was
nominated without opposition by ac-
clamation. II. l.. Swisher, of Morgan
town has BEEN mentioned prominently
in connection with the nomination but
he has made no effort to secure it,
and his position was never more than
receptive. rr. Hiner mad an instruct
ed delegation from his own and neigh.
boring counties. He is well and favor
ably known to the democrats who are
in the habit of attending the district
convention, and has the qualifications
that win make him a strong candi-
date.
William G.. Brown. of Kingwood,
was named for elector by acclama-
ton.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
ARE FOR scHERR.
Fayette Republican to Support the
Ticket Headed BY Auditor.

Fayetteville, w. Wa, July 1.-THE
republicans of Fayetteville are al
most unanimous in their Endorsement
of the nomination of Arnold Scherr.
Fifty OF the leading republicans OF
town We're interviewed, and forty or
that number expressed their intention
Of supporting the ticket headed by
Mr.. Scherr, six were non-committal
and but four said that they would
vote for Swisher. This Is not new
sentiment in Fayetteville however.
The republicans of this town. and in
deed of the county throughout, have
all along opposed the nomination OF
Swisher. They have been Indignant
that the machine should give its del
egates 10 man whom they did not
want to support. They were helpless
before the county machinery, but now
feel that their innings have come, and
will have a chance to Support the
man of heir choice.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
Auto Ran Over Boy.

David Barber, a boy about 10 years
old. residing on East John street.
while taking free ride ON an automo-
bile from Shepherdstown Saturday
night, might have been badly hurt. As
the machine rounded the corner at
Queen and Burke streets the boy
jumped of and fell with the result
that the hind wheel ran over his leg.
Fortunately he was not much hurt
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
Police Notes.

Jim Mason of Winchester, came
here Saturday, got drunk and made
himself obnoxious to people. He was
locked up that night. Sunday morn
ing Chief of Police stuckey released
him after he had paid $3.50 fine and
costs. Then Jim started to walk
home.
An Italian was arrested Saturday
night for being drunk. He was jailed
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
INwooD cAMPMEETlMe.
Twenty-Five Hundred People Along
c. v. r. r. at Camp.

From The World of Monday:
There was a big crowd at the col
ored campmeeting at Inwood yester-
day. The crowd was very orderly and
everything passed off quietly and
The Cumberland Valley railroad
ran excursion trains from Harrisburg
to Winchester and there was a great
outpoming of colored people all along
the liue, while good many white
folks from various points helped, too,
to swell the crowd
From Martinsburg there were $40
people, Winchester 500 and 1900 east
of this place.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
Amona the Sick.

Mr. c.. j. Seibert, of Arden, has
been indisposed for several days.
Miss Edith Byers is confined TO her
home ON Boyd avenue on account of
illness.
The condition of Assistant Postmas-
ter Oliver S. Rigsby, East Burke
street, was alarming yesterday though
his case showed "a slight improve
ment this morning.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
NO COMPROMISE.
Will Be Made Says New Chairman of
State Committee.

Morgantown, w. Va, July 14.-Col.
E. M. Grant, chairman of the republi-
can state central committee, has ar
rived here from Charleston, where he
remained two days after the holding
of the Scherr convention for the pur-
pose of planning the coming cam
paign.
There viii be no compromise with
the view of keeping Swisher's name
ON the ticket or with keeping the
present state committee in power,
was all Mr.. Grant had to say when
seen by a newspaper man. He reit-
Grated his declaration that Mr.. Scherr
will carry the fight to the polls.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
Auto Scared Horse.

Mr.. Thomas Kearns. the well known
saw-mill man, met with an accident
at Darkesville Friday. He was feeding
his horse along the road when an au-
tomobile whizzed by and frightened
the horse. The bride being off, Mr..
Keams tried to hold the horse by his
nose, but he reared and plunged,
knocking the man down and badly
bruising him.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
At Cornerstone Laying.

Rev. w. F. Gruver and Mr.. 2. T..
Brantner attended the laying of the
cornertone of the new United Breth-
rem church at Cumberland yesterday
afternoon. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. Gruver. who is the United
Brethren conference superintendent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
FAMILY REUNION.
Isaac McDonald's Family Together
First Time in 10 Years.

"A very pleasant family reunion was
held Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Mcdonald, East Burke
street, a big dinner being an enjoyable
feature.
There were present the following
persons: William Mcdonald and wife,
Cumberland; Mr.. Charles Lewis and
wife, Mr.. Charles Mcdonald, Wash
ington; Ellis Mcdonald and wife, and
Mrs. May Sullivan, this city, together
with five OF the ten grandchildren.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1908-07-18
For Picnic.

Sunday morning at the Sunday
school service of Christ Reformed
church a committee was appointed to
select time and place for holding the
annual Sunday school picnic. The CON-
mittee are Edgar Hollis, Frank Pauld-
ing, Carl Wellinger, William Wolfes
and Ira Kline. They will report next
Sunday @ta<a. e.