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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
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Authorizing the issuance q. re
iusdlag boads Of the To~n Of Gun
n'sos. Colossdo. for the psrPo~s cf
vsfsadsag the bonded ,ndshsedpess
of sasd To~n Of Gannssoa. Colorado.
iRcHrved March l5. ls93. aud evi-
dsaced by the bonds ot said To~n
of Guanison. bearing date March
Is. 1885,.
he 1t ordained by the Board II
Trustees oi the Town Of Gusni-on.
Colossdo.
SScTioN l.
THAT. WHEREAS, at a special
eIectioa duly called for aud held in
the Town os Gunnlson, Colorado.
according . Law. on the 9th dsy OF
January, 1905. of which election
due and proper notice wss given ~
provided by las. there ~ss submit-
,sd to the qualified electors Of said
Town the question Of issSiAG re-
fsnding bonds Of said TouR II Gss-
nisou TO refund the bonded indsbt-
sdnesa Of said Town Of Cunn,son
incurred March 10, 1898, end evil
dsRcsd BY the bonds of said Tosn
bearing date March Il, 1898, sad
whereas it appears frosa canvass
Of the vote cast ut Hssd election, duly
made and certified to this hoard bv
the town CLERK and recorder Of said
Town, and now on hIe with said
town clerk snd recorder, that at
said special election - held. IS
votes were cast for and in favor Of
ref"nding said town indebtedness,
and votes were csst against ~
funding said town indebtsdsess, and
it sppesss from such canvass thai a
majority Of ssch votes cssa st na,d
special elsctioa we're and ave for and
in favor Of refsnding said town in
debtedness.
NOW THEREFORE,,
he it further Ordained by the
Board OF Trustees of the Town OF
Gannison, Colorado,
That said Board of Trustee. Of the
Town of Gunnison, Colorado, be. and
the same is hereby ssthorized snd en-
powered to issue ref0nding bonds in
the name of the Town of Gunnison,
Colorado. for tAe psrposs of refsnd-
ing tAe bonded indsbAsdseas Of ~ id
Town Of Gsnnison. Colosodo, incur
nd March Is, 1898. and evidenced
by the bonds Of said Town bearing
date, March -, 1898, or NO much of
said Indebtedness - remains unpsid.
SErTIoN ..
Said refunding boAds shall be
payable At the option OF said Town
of Gannison, Colorado, ten years
after their date, and absolutely due
and payable tweaty wears after their
date. and shall be in denominations
Of not less tha. 800 or more than
$500, ~ the said Board Of Trustees
may determine and the circum-
stances of the esse may require, and
sseh bonds and the cospons thereof
shall he in such form ~ may he
prescribed by the Board of Trustees
Of aaid Town Of Gunnison, Colorado.
SECTION 3.
The interest upon such refunding
bonds shall be payable semi ann ual-
~, and at not to exceed the rate
specified in the bonds TO be refund
ed, and the principal shall be pay
able atthe Office of the town treasurer
Of said Town of Gunnison, Colorado,
and the semi annual interest shall
be payable at the office of the town
treasurer of said Town of Gsnnison,
Colorado, or at some place in the
city of New York. at the option of
the holder Of such bonds.
Approved, adopted. and signed,
this 4th day of January, 1908.
+. +. MUELLER,
Mayor of the Town of Gunnison,
Colorado.
Attest
GOW H. CORUM. Town clerk
S>and recorder of the Town of
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
A kest

The burial service for Aunt Susan
Bryan was held at the Presbyterian
church, Saturday. January 18th, at
hall past one. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev Webber, Rev. Henry
leading in prayer.
The tributes paid her memory
were many, the large number Of
people present and her family knew
she had earned them all by her
kindly deeds and cheerful, helpful
life among them. Tho hymns &C.
lected were those she loved and
there were many beautiful flover
She vas buried in our cemetery east
of Gunnison.
While any of those who k,sv
Aunt Susan live, she will be remeu-
bsred.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
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News s-Chanptoa Correspondence.

Wednesday, January -.
Everybody ,s seeding nov.
LESTER Lee passed through the
valley = te~ days ago enros,e to
lola for load Of grain.
SleiRhinS between Cathedral and
Powderhorn Is not first class ON
sccount of the thinness Of the snow
d. A. Foster, T.. J Bowers and
those who went over with the strays
attended the stn,k growers meeting
in GsnGisoa.
Wa. Sammoas killed = good
sized Iioa last week. Owing 10 the
facts thsa the fur was in excellent
condition and the brute WAS .
female makes the catch doubly val
liable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
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ter $ supply Of cod.
Plans are beng msds fos sks -
movsi Of the nsW nlll tvun IL
mouth Of Coal erssk, BY Sasx,kues
Bros of Paonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24

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The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
THAW CANNOT Be REMOVED
Justice Morschauser Refuses to Con-
slider Transfer Application.
Report that Hughes Would Be
Asked to save Him from the
POuEhkeepsie Jail.

PoUghkeepsie. y 7. Sept S.-Justice
MorschaUser refused 10 entertain an sp-
plication for the transfer OF Harry X.
Thaw from the custody OF Sheriff Robert
W. Chanler, IN the county JaI. 10 some
other institution. The justice decided
that he would take no part IN modifying
an order made by another justice Thaw
was committed by Justice Mills, and
when the application was made. today.
Justice MOrschauser said he vas not
quite clear as 10 whether he should er-
tertain the application After taking the
papers he came TO the conclusion to
take no part in the matter.
Just what Jae next move Of the sheriff
and his counsel VIII be IS unknown.
There was a report that Gov Hughes
might be asked TO take some acton III
regard to having Thaw sent away from
the local jail. The place OF commitment
asked for in the application was left 10
the discretion Of the court to-day.
The application was based on the re-
port Of George E Mclaughlin. secratarv
OF the State prison commission, who
called the attention Of the commission 70
the crowded condition Of the 1aH- due 10
the use Of q corridor and thirteen cells
by Thaw.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
HUGHES GETS ITHACA
Sweeping Victory for Gov
ernOr in City Primaries.
SENATOR CASSIDY DEFEATED
Opponent of Racing Bills VIII Not
Be Renominated Next Week-COI-
IeEe Professors, Pastors, and Pro-
fessiOnaI Men Work at the Polls.
Leaders Do Not Oppose Hughes.

Ithaca y Y Sept. 3--GOv- Hughes
won a sweeping victory in the city prima-
ries tonight, almost every one OF the ten
districts instructing its delegates 20 the
county convention 10 vote in his favor.
The Hughes supporters passed resOlu-
tons favoring the redistribution Of the
Tou1pkins County delegates TO the sena-
toriaI convention and urging that they
vote against Owen Cassidy. Of Watkins.
who voted against the racing bills last
winter at Albany
For the first time in years. professors.
ministers. and professional men appeared
at the primaries and took an active part
in working al the polls. Director Martin,
OF the Cornell College Of Agriculture;
Register Hoy. OF the university, and
PrOfs. Hibbard. Rice. and Fetter. and
other Cornell professors were active.
Rev r T Jones. pastor of the First
Baptist Church. and Principal Frederick
D Boyuton. Of the local high school
were also among the Hughes workers in
this city
The result in Ithaca foreshadows n Ger
tain Hughes delegation TO the state con
vention and the defeat Of Owen Cassidy
in the senatorial convention next week
a feature Of the primaries IVES the sup
port given 10 Gov Hughes by the reg
ular organization men Not a single pro
test was raised against the Hughes and
Cassidy resolutions, and most Of the
leaders were active in securing their pas
sage In the few districts in which the
delegates We're not instructed they are
certain 10 vote for the governor.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
AND HISGEN SPEAK
Big Crowd at Indianapolis Hears
the Old Parties Fleyed.
Founder of Independence League
EuIogizes His Candidate for
the Presidency.

Indianapolis. Ind sept 2-ThOmas L
Hisgeu. Independence Party nominee for
President, and William r. Hearst aP-
peared al the English Opera House here
tonight and were greeted by large
crowd. among them being number Of
Democrats and Republicans and many Of
the new party's adherents from outside
counties
As the meeting had been arranged for
Hearst. the Presidential nominee made
but few remarks. in which he spoke OF
trust domination and the necessity for
forcing them TO release their hold on the
neceSsaries OF life.
Hearst-s speech consisted in the main
Of a review Of the Independence Party
platform and references 10 the candidate
for the Presidency. whom he euloglzed as
the man whom the power Of the Standard
Oil could not break and the money Of the
Standard OIL could not buy He referred
70 Taft as the messenger boy for RoOse-
velt and 70 Bryan as a man whose sub
stitute for permanent principle IS Per
petuaI speech
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
DAHLMAN TO CONTEST.
VIII Garry Nebraska GabernatOriaI
Fight 10 Courts.

Omaha. Ne5r-. Sept 5-8Iayor James c.
Dahlman, Of Omaha. who. on the face
Of the returns so far received. has been
defeated FOR the Democratic nomination
for governor by former Representative
ShsUenberger. stated to-day that he pro-
poses 10 contest the election in the
courts.
Not more than half the returns are in.
but they indicate that Shailenberger has
been nominated by a small plurality.
The cities have voted for DahlnIan. but
the country districts have gone sOIidIy
Tor S1allsnherger. Dahlman fled for the
nomination as a Democrat. ShaIIenberger
as a Democrat and P0palist Dahlman
declares that this is Illegal. and that,
2nder the State law. candidate can
not run on two tickets.
Returns from 40 precincts IN sixty out
Of uinsty-six counties indicate that
Shallenberger's plurality viii be about
10000.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
STANDPATTERS MAY BOLT.
Anti-CummfnS Men in Iowa VIII
Resist Governors Election.

Anti-CummfnS Men in Iowa VIII
Resist Governors Election.
Des Moines. Iowa, Sept 3--The Cum
nins wing Of the Republican party sue
ceeded in forcing through the house to
day the Lambert-Denar concurrent resO-
luton providing for the holding OF a joint
convention next Wednesday to elect a
United States Senator. The resolution
has already passed the senate
The standpaJters or anti-CUmmins
members. held a conference. and eleven
out Of thirteen pledged themselves not TO
enter a Republican caucus to vote on the
Senatorship. The stand-patters in the
house have almost decided TO do the same
thing
Unless the combine can be broken up. a
three-corRered fight viii be precipitated
and an election Of Senator made impOs-
sible. The Democrats viii support Clyde
r. Porter. The progressives viii support
Cummins- The stand-patters have not
yet decided upon a candidate
Little progress is being made in the
framing Of a primary election amend
nent. the sole purpose for which the leg
islature was convened
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
GOV. WAANER WINNER.
Both Sides Cry Fraud in Michigan
Primary Fight.

Detroit. Sept 3.-With seventeen pre-
cincts still missing. the returns from the
Republican primaries Of last Tuesday
show Gov. Frederick Warner TO be the
winner by a plurality Of over 500 votes
The 10 o'clock count shows Bradley. $3.50
Warner. S7.47L
All day long the returns from missing
country. precincts have been reducing the
big plurality credited to state Auditor J.
B. Bradley yesterday IN the middle Of
the afternoon they wiped il out alto
gether. and then Warmers plurality be
gan to grow There IS already talk Of
scandal in the results Of the primary.
Both sides are charging fraud In this
the Bradley party are most vociferoUs.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04

Cincinnati. Sept. S.-Senator Foraker
was so fatigued after his experiences in
and about Toledo during the past couple
Of days that he went right home on
returning 70 this city this morning, and
remained there all day He dictated
statement for the Tines-Star, Charles P
Taft's newspaper, denying an alleged
sensational interview in a Toledo paper
In this statement Senator Foraker said:
The statement published in the To-
ledo Times. as YOU report il 70 me, IS
grossly misleading. The only basis for
any such statement that / can recall IS
this; IS I was leaving the hotel TO take
the train for Cincinnati last evening,
gentleman introduced himself 10 me and
told me he represented the Toledo Times
and that the Associated Press was send
ing out q long story-some 2.000 words,
as I now remember his tatement-giving
an account Of an agreement that had
been entered into as q basis for peace
between Judge Taft and myself, and he
wanted me 10 give HIN my version Of the
matter.
Denies Friction Exists.
II told him no agreement Of any kind
was no trouble between Judge Taft and
myself; that the trouble so much talked
about in the newspapers was manu-
-actured. that had not made at any
time any request Of Judge Ta[t, and be
had not made any Of me, that We had met
On the reviewing stand and at the pubic
meeting. which We 10Th addressed tnat
our conversation on the reviewing stand
was only social, and that which would be
naturally suggested by the character Of
the occasion that at the public neetrrg
We had 10 private conversation. and
what We had said at the public meet
ing spoke for irseit-Jhat IS al there was
OF IL bade him good evening and went
10 the train.
4 wish there could be some way found
70 stop the publishing Of these mischief
making reports
Senator Foraker was asked tonight II
1t was true. as printed this morning, that
he had received a louE-distance telephone
message from Chairman Hitchcock ask
ing him 10 open the campaign in Kansas
1t IS true that 7 was called Up by Mr..
Hitchcock said the Senator
May Make Speeches.
You VIII be ready at any time TO re
-A1--- -1 -1---9 -Ll--- t--1 Cl-------t-t7 -oL
speeches2-
81 don't know whether I viii or not. q"
replied the Senator This campaign win
be Ike other campaigns. I shall make
speeches when can spare the time from
my other duties. I cannot tel a. this
time what arrangements may have On
hand IN the future
There is no trouble except what the
newspapers themselves concocL one can't
turn around but the newspapers call
attention 10 It and make al sorts OF
comments"
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
WANTS BOTH MEN INDICTED.
District Attorney to Ask Extreme
Penalty for I. Jenkins Hains.

New York. sept 3.-There is 10 doubt
about the special grand jury's indicting
T. jenkins Hams for murder in the first
degree, a. well as his brother, Capt Peter
c. Hams. r.. both Of whom are charged
with the killing Of William Z AnHis. ac-
cording TO District Attorney Darrin, Of
Queens County
Lawyers John F. Mcintyre and Joseph
A Shay. for the defense. have stated that
20 was doubtful whether a grand jury
could be found who. under the evidence.
would bring IN an Indictment for murder
In the first degree against the brother.
who merely held a sun. but did not shoot
1t is fair 20 presume 1Ir. Da-Tin said
today. that T Jenkins Hams went 10
Baysida armed, not only 70 hold in check
any one who might interfere with Capt
Hams. but that. If for any reason the
captain should fail in his mission, T Jen-
kius would be prepared to finish the job
Z shall ask for separate indictments. both
for murder in the first degree
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
VERE0ET'S FULL VOTE.
Plurality in state Totals
Over Tvveuty-nins, Thousand.

Burlington, Vt. Sept. 3-Complete re-
turns from the election in this State
make the Republican plurality 1873.
which is PSI less than in 1914 The vote
for governor was as follows: Prouty, Re
publican, f5.2SI:. Burke. Democra tic. 10
e45. Backus. Independence League. y.
Campbell. Prohihitionist, Sc. and Dunbar.
Socialist. 479
The incoming legislature viii have only
one Democratic member in the upper
house The lower house viii include about
20 Republicans, thirty Democrats, and
8 Independents.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L s Dsp- Of Az-i9al,z-e. Weather Bureau.

Washington, THURSDAY. seq. 5. Ls5s-s D T.
he ulr1IlelTlc pressure has risen II the Eastern
clsr1c-s. -ls lnceass in T-esre beng atre1ded BIZ
c1-s--e-a1- cooler weather N tEe Middle Atlantic
and Nc--l Ac1u-ic States n tie Lake region and
Ile Mississippi VALLEY region the tal.perat1re IL
higher than az the sane hour yesterday.
With the ezCsU-51u Cf local rains along the Gulf
coas- and II Kansas. the weather remained fair
Throughout the country during the last rwe-ty-f0r
hours
ClcI1lIes5 VII increase. and there VII be scst-
tered local showers "a the Aississiuri VALLEY the
Upper Lake region. and un the Gulf cuas- Friday
and IN the OHIO and 1nille A-tssizslIi valezs and
the Calf States Saturday elsewhere tie weather VIII
c0uri1ua fair.
The teuperaturs VII rise IN The Northe7n States
east ot the NlssissirTi River Friday. and l. VII
hs sCneEhzt lower II the Nu-thves- States No
decided change Is indicated for other sec--ous
he winds along the New England coast wiz hs
light 70 fresh west and southwest On tas Middle
Atlantic C1as- light variable. becoming s01rherIr.
tie South Atlantic c1ast light rzriahIs- On the
Gulf coast Eeht variable. mostly systh and south
cast TIE Lower Lakes fresh 70 trlsk south ard
suuIHWesJ, AID on the Upper Lakes fresh 10 b-isA
Southwest and west
Steame-s departing Friday fer Eu-opean ports win
have fresh west and southwest winds and FAR wcath-
e 2 the Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
DEMOCRATS TO CONFER.
Party Leaders to Hold Important
Meeting in Chicago Tuesday.

Party Leaders to Hold Important
Meeting In Chicago Tuesday
Chicago. Sept S.-Democratic leaders
are preparing for a general roundup of
all the active heads Of the party in Chi
cago next Tuesday. On that date the
entire national committee and all the
advisory and subcommittee Of the party
have been invited 20 meet Bryan and
Kern
1t Will be the most important gather
ing Of Democratic leaders held in many
years
Speaking daIes of the Democratic na-
Uonal orators, so far as arranged. were
given out from the headquarters to-day.
It i Si<nisr=r+ that the speeches of
President Gompers. Of the American
Federation Of Labor, are being scheduled
by the committee
Bryan is scheduled to make an Eastern
tour. accompanied. in all probability, by
Kern
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
Hughes at Two Fairs.

watertown. y Y, Sept 3.-Gov- Hughes
to-day visited and spoke at the GOuver-
neur and the Watertown fairs Both were
attended by thousands, the days being
almost record breakers in point Of attend
ance. The horsemen at the local fair
grounds who had refused TO take out their
horses II the governor came, recOnsid-
cred and held the races To avoid any
possible friction, the governor made his
speecb on the fair grounds rather than
at the racing. park.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
POSTAL CLERKS AROUSED.
Resent Action of Enemies 10 Bring
Union Into Dfsrepute.

New York. Sept 2-The distribution
through the mails last Saturday Of about
90 post cards. unsigned. bearing the ike
ness Of Samuel Gompers and an excerpt
from the platform OF the Postal Clerks
Union. has aroused the ire OF that organi-
zation in New York and started into no
Jion the machinery Of investigation in
the general pOs--office-
The local union Of the National Fed
Grafton OF Postal Clerks. which is af5i-
ated with the American Federation OF
Labor. declared to-day. through its Off
Gers. that the sending of the post cards.
ali OF which were addressed TO postal
clerks in New York. had been a delib-
crate attempt on the part Of secret eae-
mics Of the union 10 put tnat organiza-
ton into disrepute with the postal au-
th0rfties here and at Washington. An
Official investigation is demanded, the
union believing that its enemies sought
TO bring IL into disrepute.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
southrtck 1. Renominated.

Albany, y Y, Sept 3--Representative
George y SoUthWick has been renou-
mated by the Republicans Of the Albany
Schenectady Congressional district This
is Mr.. Southwicks seventh nomination
for Congress. and he was elected each
time. except when the present State
comptroller. Martin H Glynn. defeated
him in 1856.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
secretary Root a Delegate.

Utica, y. y, Sept among the dele
gates who viii 90 from the First As
sembly district Of Oneida County to the
Republican State convention at Saratoga
IS Secretary OF State Root The Secre-
tary has a sumner home in Clinton. but
he votes in New York It is said he is
slated for temporary chairman Of the con
rentiGn-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
National Ticket Gains.

The national ticket, on the other hand,
gets through the reconciliation the serv-
ices OF Foraker as a campaigner and
whatever benefit may accrue from his
active support OF the ticket in Ohio Aside
from his reputation Of being regular
il is up TO the Senator TO paddle his own
canoe in his fight for reelection. and
STATE leaders. who have wrcsted the con
trcl OF the machine from him. say that
he VIII have no more chance now Of being
returned 10 the Senate than he had before
his Taft declaration. The declaration,
they say. has come too late Forakers
opposition TO Taft and u the Roosevelt
administration is too well known 10 be
thrust aside by a few complimentary
words
The Washington herald., 1908-09-04
THOUSANDS IN REVIEW.
Australians Enthusiastic in Their
Greetings to Americans.

Melbourne. Sept "A review in which
Is 800 American sailors and Australian
troops participates was held on the Elem
ington race course tn=d8y- The spectators
greeted the American jackies more en-
thusiasticaIy than they did their own
Compatriots.
lat0ns upon the occasion Of his birthday.
and the city of Melbourne presented him
with a silver bowl. bearing suitable in
scriptiou. The admiral IS sixty-one years
Of age to-day