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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-05-07
BLUE HILL

Miss Grace Thompson has returned
from her visit at Milaca.
Philip Boehm is engaged in extract
ing stumps from his land.
Chas. Brande and W. H. Thompson
have been pulling stumps the past
week.
Gus hoffman and Frank Morrill,
delivered cattle at Princeton on
Monday.
Chas. Lameraux will assist his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Horton, with
his spring work.
Mrs, Lydia York of Princeton is
visiting the families of Fred Barneka
and II. M. Johnson.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
tones the stomach, stimulates the lazy
liver; strengthens the bowels and
makes their action easy and natural.
The best tonic for the whole system.
IS cents, tea or tablets. G. A. Jack.
NEW GERMANY.
William johnson of Illinois is visit
ing with August Schmidt.
E. II. Sellhorn returned from
trip to Minneapolis last Saturday.
Paul Reissig, in full dress uniform,
attended the surprise party at Capt.
Caley's.
Miss Annie Jaenicke has been on
the sick list for the past week but is
around again.
The dance at Long Siding on Satur-
day evening was we'll attended and all
had a good time.
Miss Minnie Jaenicke and sister
Freda were pleasant callers at Mr..
Wetter's on Sunday.
Miss Freda Schmidt, who is work.
ing at P. l.. Roadstrom's was home
for visit on Sunday.
John Miller and family from Mime
apolis have bought and moved onto
the VIM. Schimming farm.
While burning over his meadow fire
accidentally destroyed the vacant
house and barn belonging to Mr..
WENT.
Our genial mail carrier, Frank
Walker, is entitled to a gold medal.
Any man that had the courage to face
all of the late bad weather and still
smile is hero from the ground up.
Harry johnson returned home from
Cripple Creek, Colorado, after four
years. sojourn in the Rockies. While
west Harry had his eye teeth cut and
also gathered in considerable coin of
the realm.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1908-05-07

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
tones the stomach, stimulates the lazy
liver; strengthens the bowels and
makes their action easy and natural.
The best tonic for the whole system.
IS cents. tea or tablets. @. A. Jack.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
FAIR COMPANIONS
 'TOUCH' ALASkANs

Seattle, Oct. 26-While dinirg in one of the down town cafes last eve- ming J. F. PortfOiS and NJ F.. Swartz, Alaska mining mon, attracted tie at tention of two fine appearing aud ex- pensively gowncd women. When the women sent q waiter to tell the min ing men "a friend wished to acc thcm,n Portfois and Swartz expanded: their chests and congratulated each other upon their conquest.
 "Fine my boy" whispered Port fois, as the twain approachtd the table where sat tho chIrmcrs, and Swartz felt that his waistcoat was be- coming too tight.
 The introductions were soon com plcted, the fair ones upoi!Ciz,ng. for the breach of the conventions. Next in order was an automobile. ami the quartcttc was soon speeding Hcorgc- downward, where the Sunday liquor law is moro Eonorpd in the breach than by the observance. ..a was breaking day when the automobile speCdcd its h9mcward way, and the morning air being cool the sh ltterers of convemtiOmality suu>Hicd lose to the stalwarj forms oG the miners.
 "Fine my boy" ,NcIaimcd P"rtfcis, as Swartz and himself WrY" dlIven to their hotel.
 "Grcat, F'r'i," .,pondod S;war,a slocPily.
 Then the twain went to ,noig {oomas and to their olumbvr, hut ahru4 10 O. clock this n'o"r:u~ her" VI. : N>ubic awakening for each, ter pur;foi%, in the act of dressing, lifted his vuict, in wall that brought SN artz ul s.anG- ingin the center rf The room.
 "What i# i;I' Gaepcd @waitz.
 " Pm t"uccad Io" 4 huudrcd" walled Portioi.s, @s, G., att..- thc eth CT, he displayed hi,r.ut, pockets.
 E>WartZ m"G~ a G.,r ... his y-ar- mcnt@ and a "u>r i.vc#.-,tlior de- vclopcd tha. nc },%a la.. nriau. 5Ic1 that wli"I, hr .tnr..d.Ht l.a ..po#cl in an inside pocket. "Aiv u1..i., pc- lice station" h. shouted, ~:.,. ... a few minutes two inGiAuaM :...-0. were telling their troubles {, th, ,,.': ~rr- goant in police hradq1"~.la
 Tn" police "I,. -oI;.u. ,.. :. ,um.- m@rH.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

A. k. Young and Charles Harper two of those accused of assault with intent to kill, as tho result of their connection with the Lake creek hang ing case, were this morning placed on trial. It was not until 2 o'clock this afternoon that jury was obtained. J. E. Kenney, the alleged victim, was the hrst witness called. Tn his open ing statement to the jury Attorney Fred Brown for the defense, admitted that the defendants had made q biutr at hanging, but MT. Brown denied that there was anycriminal intent, and asserted that thesole purpose of the affair was to force Kenney into telling the whereabouts of poke of gold dusts of which he was supposed to possess Knowledge.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Bandit Avoids Eaper pnas.

Mount Vernon, Oct 28- Although several posses arc searchipg for the bandit who yesterday attempted to kidnap B. English, wealthy timber man of this place, the fugitive has so far succeeded in keeping secret his whereabouts. Since the man sud. denly departed from the English homo after his unsuccessful effort to make Mrs. English pay him s5,0oO, all trace of him has been lost.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Te|e}Taphi( News
Posse Finds Body Of Hunter

Hot Springs, Wn,, Oct. 27-- The body of Julius Klummie was found late yesterday afternoon by one of the posses which since Thursday have been searching for Klummio and for Fred Klober, who started from here on what was intended to be short hunting trip. The body was covered with snow when member of one of the posses stumbled upon it. No- thing has been seen of Klober, and it is feared that he is dead. The search for tho men has been prosecuted by the largest assemblage of woodmen to meet in this part of tho country.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
CARD SHARPS LOSE
 ANO VICTIM WINS

Scaitiv, Oct. 29--If ever there was a case of man being hoist by his own pctard, Shorty Davis, recently from Nome, and gambler by choice of calling, ig that man. Today, Davis is the butt ci many q jest as the re- suit of q lituo affair last night, for he is out %iOO az the outcome of ven turo by which he hoped to fatten his finances.
 According to the story, Davis and d pal of his succeeded in enticing a stranger into q poker game, tho Pal ace hotel being Inc scene of opera tiOng. Fortunes of tho game swayod back and forth, tho "victimn never being much the loser. Finally ho was induced to put $3O into a jack pot. to which Davis and his partner had between them contributed $1O0, part of the money being in the nature of q side bet, made to boost the play along.
 When it came time for the show down it became evident that mis- take had been made for the "victimn displayed the best hand. Davis started an argument, and then drew his revolver, but the stranger, sweep. ing the pot into his hat, ran into the bar room and thence into the street.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Inspectors Score Tug Masters

San Francisco, Oct. 27-Thc mas ters of the tugs Hattie Gage and Kyak, charged with cowardice in de- sorting the cannery bark Star of Bell gal, are scored in statement made by Marine Inspector Bollcs, who says that common sense would tell them that 10 abandon the bark would mean her destruction. The transcript of the testimony in the ease was today forwarded to Alaska, where the hear ing will be concluded before the in spCCtOrs of that district.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

The defendants in what is known as the Lake creek hanging case were arraigned this morning. A. R. Young and Charles Harperpleaded not guilty and their attorney, Edmund Smith announced that he is ready to go to trial at any time. The case is set for tomorrow morning. Frank Dunn, Frank Churchill and Sam Wagner, by Attorney Pred Nj. Brown, asked for continuance. end will make their showing tomorrow morning,
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

In Kansas City the police even ur- rest on Sunday musicians who give concerts. But" says tho marshal Go the jury, several persons who parti-. cipatcd in the Philharmonic orchcs- tra's concert this week got away. We were unable to catch Beethoven, Rossini, Mendelssohn, Chopin and E. Wagner, whose names appeared upon tho program. l would suggest that warrants be issued for them"
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

The school children of Alaska will make one of the most attractive ex- hibits at the Alaska. ukon. Pacific Exposition in Seattle next summer. In addition to showing the work they do in school, tho children will make collections of flowers and plants of Alaska, take pictures of scenes and prepare maps of various localities. This work is in addition to the dis plays to be made by the pupils of the native schools. Mrs. Mary E. Hart, special commissioner, aas charge of this feature.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Taft Greets Crowds Tn Indiana

Indianapolis, Oct. 2G--Candidato Taft has been addressing enthusiastic crowds throughout Indiana. He de. claros his belief that this state is alive to tho political situation and rcspon. abilities and that such a condition means the su ccoss of the republicans.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Warrant Out For Frisco Man

san Franrisca, Oct. 23--Tormcr City Treasurer (. A. BHmtclsis is being sought blythe police who have warrant charg. ing th" fugitive with the ccmbczzlnmcnt of city funds to the amount of %70, ,O0O ' h" "harG" k maGr ,.s ;hc result of a .,s'%..}. '-i.'E @Is"nN'r"d hv #r,ccnt exporting If the hco,:a i:; thc city trCnsurCr's office.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
SwiftWater Bill Free Of Debt

Seattle, Oct. 27-The bankruptcy court this morning finally disposed of the proceedings instituted by Swiltwater Bill Gates 10 have him self declared bankrupt. Swiftwater's $ financial slate is now clean. The claims against him, which the court has exempted him from paying, amount to $500, ,0OO.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Gompers Scores Roosevelt

Washington, Oct. ? President Gompcrs of the American Federation of Labor, in replying to the letter written hy President Roosevelt to Senator Knox scores the president for raging against the dcmocrats.n GompCrs maintains that the Bryan plans with regard to proposed lcgis- !ati0n, sco1cd at by tho president, are perfectly feasible.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Lauricr Is Reelected

Ottawa, Oct 27-Sir Wilfrcd Laur- fer, premier and president of the privy council of the Dominion of Canada, k reelected as the result of the general election held yesterday. He will have a slightly reduced majority in the house.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

During the period of holding the Alaska Yukon-Pacific Exposition at Seattle in 1909, a part and at times all of the vessels of the Pacific squad ron of the U. 8. navy will be anchored in Seattle harbor and will be open to visitors. From six to twelve of Uncle sam's fighting force will be represented, including the largest battleships and armored cruisers.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
sCORCHER" LODE.
JAN LODE.

tuumcuriuE ut corner No. whence [. =. To. CrtlOu HuaUmcnl NO. I2 bears =. 23 deg. Ol min N. 2iHIH il distant: thence north i3 deg 3S min. r.. a1i' lt. l0 cor. No. ,: thence <. n deg, .N rI5u. L.. l3iI2 ft. tO Cor No. 3:thcncc S l:} iD,. .- ,uIu. " 1Gj.3 f.. tO cor. No. i: thence N fl .irg. 'm nm ". l%il@ it io cor No. the plmCr %. hra.uH.ug containing IG.lO7 acres. The mo- rIuu e. Iuc3lluW col snid 'JHy' lode claim k rc- c"i,,"d u book C ul mining lurutiuns at pages Hinud ruI lhv records Oi the Valdez, AInska, roc"TbIug precinct
 IIagucuc variation 2S deg. .iU min. East To. lHI uul uIuu included iu this uppliCation-GG GG . r,2 u,To.. The above dcsCri bc,l claims are Duuu.cd uu the northeast iy unknown claims, On ihu southeast by Unauthorized Bay, on the southwest by the JunemU lode claim amt on ltv UngtHwrst hy lhc Juneau, FidulgO nnd Ial-t Chance iOGC "lu!mS.
 .\I2 u,N Nf persons ClulmlIg adversely any portion ul lLC above described mining chains UI premises are required tO file with the Reg. i>lyr and Receiver oi The U. =. Luud Office at JuHCuu, Alaska. their adverse claim there. .uGuju>i. NuuCr Uulh. during the period ui the iIlI.Cuf,"U Ul this notice OF they will be I.,rDG hy provision ol tine statute.
 IUHS ". DUDLEY.
 Register. C k hereby u!drrcd that the foregoing no. lir.. be ImnIshrd for inc statutory period in iur NuldcH Pros poCtUr, n weekly newspaper IrIufcd Nt Valdez, AluSku.
 JOmN ". DUDLEY,
 Register. Date ui First Publication Oct. 20, 1908 Date ui LuSt Publication, Jan. :, 1909
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Posses Hunt Hunters

Hot Springs, Wn., Oct. 23-Scvcral posses arc searching for Fred Klober and Julius Klummic, who last Mon- day started out on hunting trip. Tn" men expected to be gone only a few hours, and their long continued absence has caused much alarm.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Fumigation of Vessels Ceascs

Washington, Oct, 23--An order was issued this morning directing the ma. rinc hospital corps now in San Fran cisco to cease the Immigration Of vcs- scls departing from that port, Tho ordcr becomes effective al once.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

Tho grand jury today returned two indictments against George F. But. Ter, trader to the westward, ono of them charging selling liquor to i'm. dians and the other charging selling liquor without q license. Butler is out on Si,000 bond in each case. The grand jury also returned an indiot- ment against Alex Ryan, of Kenai. charging him with malicious des. trhction of property. Tho complain ing witness is F. r. Vian. Ryan,g bail bond is fixed at S2,0)D, which he has not given
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Schooner Looses Her Cargo

Port Townsend, Oct. 27-Schooncr Imnsmam, reached port this morn ing after t"rribl" experience at sea . The schooner w@s forced to jcttison her cargo, &nd her crew was nearly dead q" the result of long exposure and hard work Consequent upon the fight against the elements.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Tight Ends Fatally

san Diego, Oct. 2G-Christinr Paros iS dead and Immigration Inspector Clark is badly wounded as the result of fight that took place here this morning. Armed with knife, the Mexican, ParoE, attacked the immi- ""'."m inspector and badly wounded him before the latter could shoot.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
New Mexico Has New Gold cnnn

El Paso, Oct. 24--Anothor big strike has been made in the sylvanite, New Mexico, gold fields and there is q stampede to the locality. Where ia now a good sized camp of 700 persons was only a week ago barron stretch pf nrnirio
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

Makrcna SkorvCzon and George PcstrikoH, charged with the murder of the w0man's husband, were before the court this morning to plead and havc their trial date set. Tn behalf of the woman, Attorney Fred Brown entered q demurrer on technical grounds but it was Ovcrrulcd. Tho woman will be tried Friday, and the man Thursday, both plea ding not guilty.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Death of Meneiik Is Reported

Paris, Oct. g. Emperor Menelik, of Abyssinia is reported doad. Tho re- port carries no details, nor ia it ahso- lutely authentic.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
Murderer Escapcs From raiI

Yreka, Cal, Oct 27--Denny Hazel, under sentence to be hanged for the murder of Joseph Silva, escaped from jail last night, He is being hunted by posses.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29
OFFICIAL BOARD COUNTS
 VOTE FOR 0ELEGATE

Official "pm or lh" v..l. r., drl". gate from Al@.,.a .o youErDa. Ja. iuar been complete. h.. thc .ui,iI aHn- ing ho%:r, ..ImoI. ... d.. ",v.Ind by law, ot C,@rror WiIl,ru |. Hog gait, Coilccl,r oI Nu.our, Clarence l.. Hobart, ". Trrri,.ia3 Secretary W. l.. Jr-,".. The c"uu, wu~ wadu in J"n.... ... i. shove that James Wickersi,"m sccivad u a,lal .i 3.SO2 votes, or 914 moro !han ChiI6~rg, and ,66@ more than Corson. ChiI5crg's total vote is 2,383, ror-oH'a , 2,I3g, Cor son, First AOI, Second &GS, 1,3G7; Ro- nan'a 1,O07, with 20i scattering. Fol- lowing is the vol" hy divisions.
 Wickcrsham, First division 7z6, Second 043, Third 2I%i; Clilbcrp, First 1SG, second 7GO, Third I1@7; Bo- nan, First 2GG, Second 200, Third 5Ii; 294
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

Agent Morgan ot thc A. z. Co.'S store at Susitna atation&, "ritra a friend in Seward that ol n recent datc he was engaged in weighing gold dust from 3 o'clock ?. m. until 10 q. m. The dust camo from Valdez creek and the Mckinley district.
Valdez weekly prospector., 1908-10-29

FOR SAbB-Throo piece parlor set.
 4 S. Dang.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
Davlis- VinsIsw Wsideag

At the home of C. W. Winslow
in Pitkin, DR., Chas A. Davlln, OF
Pitkin. and Miss Louise NJ. Win
slow of Valparaiso, Ind. were united
in marriage at 4 O'Clock "Wednesday
afternoon, Feb. ), Rev. 5 \. Web
Der. Of the Methodist church othciat-
ing, using the double ring ceremony,
little Bud carrying the plate with
two beautiful rings.
The bride is sister OF {. W.
Winslow at whose home the we'd
ding took place. She was becoming
lv gowned in lace chiffon over white
silk and wore wreath OF bride $
roses. She is charming Young
lady and an accomplished musician.
DR. Davlin came to Pitkin about
three wears ago, where by his strict
attention to business ana successful
practice as physician and surgeon he
has made for himself an enviable
reputation. The happy couple will
reside at Pitkin.
Among those present were: [. W.
Winslow and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. Williams, kr and Mrs. Ed Will
iams. Mr.. and Mrs St. John, Rev.
S. A. Webber and others.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
A nc BARGAIN
Isckes - tke narl TiDes - saly

Are ye goin 10 the Hard Times Ball
February twenty first at the woodnen haIir
II ye live out in the country = losg way.
Come right along in yesr old bob sleigh.
Clothes all ragged and torn ~ mnst wear,
Bring them along. Don I stop to repair.
Bundle up warm. with yer gal at yer side
Come to the hall aud u er the smooth floor glide
Yer ticket Only ninety nine cents 1t well cost
BUY it early. Then be sure its not lost.
There II be fun fer the young a. well a. Old
Fer every ones a eoin, 20 I've been TOLD
Every ones n goin To the Hard Times Bali
February twenty first the W.osnen hall.
We who live in the city here
O. me in old clothes Have never a fear
Ne II be turned down
BY the swell dressed p-ot.ie Of our town
No matter il the walking Is poor
II ye get cold Just find cure.
~ cents the tickets will he
Come out and help the ". K. c.
Most all the tickets will be sold
Fer every ones . eoin 90 We been told.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
Asst niai1g Slssiss

The Bllstered Horn tunnel at Pit
kin 10 working q good force under
management Of A. Lejune. Here
also the ore has been found 20 be
richer and better at a thousand feet
in depth than on the surface.
There is considerable mining &C.
tivity ut lsowerman The new Abe
Lincoln mill is nearing completion,
csrlosds Of machinery going in rap
idly. Geo. Brant is overhauling the
Camp Bird mill and development
work on that property progresses
meanwhile at = satisfactory rate un-
der management of VIM. Friend.
Chas Hughes of Pueblo, treasur-
er Of the United Gold Mining com
pany, operating at Beaver creek
came in Monday from Pueblo TO take
q contract for 800 feet of tunnelling
on the property. w. II. Turner,
general manager, and +. l.. Tuttle,
blacksmith At the mine, were in the
first Of tho week for repairs on the
compressor. Mr.. Turner is going
to take a lay off for the benefit OF
his health.
The Raymond mine at Ohio City
is grinding out from 100 to l2J
tons a day and making the same
splendid profit as for two years past
This ore comes from veins cut al
900 to 1900 feet and in he 22oc
foet tunnel. although other develop
ment work on parallel veins is pro-
gressing and reserves are being
blocked out. Sinking is also in
progress below the tunnel level and
everything is working out for gen
uine long time producing mine
What is more it is deep mine 100
feet below the surface and forever
disposes of that old cry that the
ore doesn't go down in Gunnison
county The trouble was nobody
had gone down to see.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
A Qsiet WeS4ag

A pretty wedding was solemnlzed
at the home Of Mrs. Kate Arch Sun
day afternoon when Rev Henry
spoke the words that united Mr..
Louis c. Sharp and Mrs. Nora Rau-
Sis. both Of this city
The bride is a charming young
lady and has been operator at the
Western Union for over a year, dur
ing which time she has endeared
herself to many BY her agreeable
ways The groom, also an operator,
i. highly spoken of by all who know
him. Congratulations are extended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
ONO CREEK MINES
News-Champion CorresponAence

Wednesday, Feb. 1
Ed Draper Is on the sick list
+. r. Lore spent three days here
last week.
Miss Ethel Cameron of Lake CITY
arrived this week to work al the
Gold Links boarding house
There was quite a blaze here
Sunday. Tho Nail boys tent and
oil in it was burned. Loss S225.
f. n Lamont manager Of the
Raymond left Sunday for Denver to
rstarn The latter part Of the week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
N0WEvIllE
<ewe-Champton Correspondence.

NeWeIChAmp1on Correspondence.
Tuesday, February 4
Mr.. Allen Sr. is visiting his son
William this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis visited A. A.
Shackleford and family Sunday.
Louis Lucero and family were
guests Of Lang Spann and wife on
Sunday.
On Monday Mrs. Caroline Hayden
took the train for a few days at
Gunnison.
Last week in some mysterious
way . bob cat entered the chicken
house at Frank Constock's and got
away with forty fowls. We need =
few hunters like Carpenser and
Sammoas
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
knks LIZ Fer Pei

Adam Murdie, who has been two
weeks in Gunnison at the Heiner
home recuperating, departed We'd
desday for Kansas City and Chicago
Mr.. Murdie has had very serious
time with his lungs and came near
going under. The trouble was
caused by terrific exertion and ex-
posure in a storm while making a
a trip from Dorchester to his mines
on the Italian mountain range He
had planned for winter at his
claims in Homestake basin which
is over the ridge two miles beyond
the Star mine. However while out
at Dorchester the first of January he
received letters that called him east.
Also heavy storm was coming on
which at 1900 fee: means bust
ness. But Mr.. Murdie had left his
pet cat in the cabin eight miles
away. 1t would surely starve or
be devoured by wild animals. So
back the old man of GO years toiled
through eight h,iles of deepening
snow The next day with the cat
on his back he started for Dorches-
ter. The soft and treacherous snow
piled ten feet deep made skees al
most impossible Night fell as he
struggled on still three miles from
Dorchester and another hill to cross.
A deserted uoodcutter's cabin was
the only hope. Into it he tumbled,
and with frozen hands and benumb-
ed senses at last made a fire. The
next day with pussy still safely
slung to his back Mr.. Murdle
ploughed through the drifts and
caught the Tin Cup stage. Said he,
Il just had to get that cat out. I'd
have never had any luck again, if l
had left it to starve. 1t would have
haunted my dreams"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-07
n Wsoaa's a.

Will meet Feb. | at the home of
Mrs. John Allen.
PROGRAM:
Mrs. Metroz, leader.
Paper, Shaping the Early Repub-
lie.
(a) Secession Of the Plebians and
how put down.
(b) Public lands and fate of Spur
ius Cassius.
(c) Border wars and tales.
ID The Twelve Tables Of Laws.
Paper, Porsena. Mrs. Mcneil.