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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

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House cleaning. painting. kalsominia,is
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CARPET CLEANING.

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RUGS. CARPETS CALLED FOR DE-
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compressed air and steam. work guar
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STORAGE.

SMITH TRANSFER Co, LAheen
and clean warehouse. ll2 West .ha '''
Ind. 1907: Bell 1888.
TWO LARGE WAREHOUSES clean
and sanitary Rodman Van X Storage y"
III South West Temple Street
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
HELP wANTED-MALE.

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IOWA STABLES.

LADIES' AND GENTS
Saddle Horses for Hire
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Guilty of Hobbcry---A jury in Judge
Armstrong; court yesterday after
against r Yamana. charged with
robbery. The defendant waived all
right as to time of sentence. and was
sent to the state prison for three wears
He robbed n. Nakamura fellow
countryman OF the sum OF $59.75 on
A mil z
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FOR SALE.

l-EooM PRESSED BRICK HOUSES,
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light, city water, lots i9is Nlii--Slsoo each
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cent interest
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JAMES a oBRAY PLUMBING ca
sanitary plumblng and house heating
Bell 1891 y Ind. 500
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-30
MANY COUNTIES
WANT C0NV|CTS
MORE FELONY coNVIcTs HAVE
/ BEEN ASKED FOR THAN
r. ARE IN GEORGIA.

Thirty counties of the state have
filed with the prison commission re
QUESTIONS for the number OF felony
c0nyiets they viii want 10 take under
the new allotment Of April /, 1909,
and Il has become apparent that the
prison commission VIII not have half
enough conYicts 10 meet the demands
Of the counties The thirty have ap-
piled for ,405 men, in all, and there
remain to be heard from over 100
counties including Fulton and Bib.
The prison commission estimates
that It will have 2,236 able bodied fell
ony eonyicts on April j, 1909, and on
the assumption that the estimate is
correct the excess Of demand over the
supply becomes at once evident.
The counties have until February
10 In which to file their acquisitions
with the prison commission, but, to
the end of eXpeditng matters, it is
desired that the counties make known
their demands as soon as possible. in
stead OF delaying until the last min
ute.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-30
CANDIDATES ALL
FILED REPORTS
ALL STATE OFFICIALS HAVE
COMPLIED WITH LAW RE-
CURING STATEMENT.

ATLANTA, Oct. 29.-AlI successful
candidates for state house offices, from
governor on down the line, have com
piled with the new law, which re-
quires them to file list Of their cam
paign expenses with the comptroller
general and to publish the itemized
statement in newspaper of general
circulation, within twenty days after
the election.
1t is, Of course. impossible to ascer-
tain how many, or how few. of the
candidates for county offices and SUI
periOr court judgeships have failed to
comply with the law. They are not
required TO make reports to the comp
troller general, as has been stated,
but must file their statements with
the clerks of the superior courts, if
county officers, and with the clerks Of
the respective counties OF their judi
cial circuits, if candidates for the
judgeship.
The law applies alike to successful
and defeated candidates, and, in the
case Of state house officers, there was
only one defeated andidate-Captain
Yancey Carter. He was among the
first to comply with the law.
There were half dozen or more can
didates for pension commissioner,
however, and all of them have not
filed and published their statements.
They are subject to Indictment and
prosecution.
None of the superior court judges
and solicitors and few of the candi-
dates for county Offices had opposi-
ton, and it is presumed they have
complied with the law.
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SieH ficant Facts

The SIZE Mutual Life Insur-
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with $4,000 volunteer soldiers in
us ranks. No marching force
that ever moved onward and up
ward in the fight for financial
integrity, home pr lection, clean
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was ever more loyal or more
steadfaat than ours.
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Our War Cry

Let US leep at home the
wealth our Southland produces,
so it may serve as sineWs for
our own upbuilding and pros
perity. Let as conserve and
encourage Southern Enterprises
and carefully guide the invest
ment of our surplus money I'm
Southern lands and Southern
securities.
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Let the Cline Boys seri for your
suit and clean and press it. They are
doing excellent work and will appre-
ciate your patronage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
c. c. 49,

leuver Stock Yards, June Is.
The demand hr good fat cattle
excsrded the sspply here last week
aud prices are Is 10 80 vents higher.
Anything III for the block found
qsick ssIe aud psckers could have
used great naay Woss cattle A
new top price for the yesr was put
on the steer market at sc SIS ut
which some Loagmont beeves sold.
Right fancy srsh would have brought
more. Other steers sold at S6 30
and SO M, while bunch OF good
South Park hay feds went at &605.
Cows were very scarce and the few
good ones went like hot cakes"
The be.i sold At s475 TO e5.35
and medium 70 fair at ei25 TO
$40. Choice heifers from Love-
land sid today IT es 50, the record
price OF the season. ANYTHING
heshy enough 10 Kill was disposed
Ut in short order, but when it came
to the poor grades salesman found it
difficult 10 move them even at lower
prices. Todays supply of cattle,
5000 head mosily v southerns. De
mand Of natives good and market
steady.
W. y. FULTON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
UPPER CUNNlSON VALLEY
Correspondence
TUESDAY, June II

Tuesday, June lG.
{. q. Miller made "A trip to Tin Gun
last week.
Mrs. Davis entertained Gunnison
visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Redden is spending "A few DAYS
with Mrs. Smith.
Jas. Haymaker has been quite sick
but is improving.
Rev. :. A. Webber held services at
the school house sunday.
Mabel Walker entertained HARRIET
Purrier and Ethel Lashbrook Sunday.
Theo. Davis took a load of chick
ems and pigs to Crested Butte Satur-
day.
Mrs. Outcalt and daughters recent
ly enjoyed an outing on TayIor
river
Harry Linton and wife ifeentertained
Miss Neff and Prof. Franks last
week
Mrs. Smith WAS operated on at her
home yesterday by Dr. Fisher, for
cataract on her eye. She is doing
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
Rsw Cksiey W1ia0 was Klsl
Bakersfield. (CalifD Echo.

Bakersfield. (Cslifb Echo.
Chas =. vii, Jams aged s2 years and
realdent a Kern City for several Years, was
knocked from freight train near Caliente
by the falling M the .relitale warning
arm and instantly Killed. His skull was
fractured and his lett It,g crushed below the
Knee and the leit arm broken
Williams was ridlng on fiat car on the
freight IN charge Of Conductor n A.
June. They were about one mile east ot
Csliente and had just emerged from Tun-
mel ODe. June was standing about ten
itpt from Williams and turned his head in
another direction for about a minute
When he looked back Williams was miss
ing. June became alarmed and instituted
a search and in a few minutes the body
WAS found near the "1elltale which was
bent ani twisted
Nv nat caused the 'telltaie' to fall don t
know, said Mr.. June. lit fell in some
mysterious manner aud probably struck
Williams on the h al, killing him instant
ly and knocking him from the car. lie
was dead when found. found the piping
which forms the arm of the 'telltale' bent
and twisted. How il missed hitting me
! don't know because was right close to
HIM. The .telltale' was bent aud broken
when we found it later. A stake in the
side ot the fiat car WAS also broken OF"
The ''telitale is used to warn trainmen
that they are about to enter tunnel or
pass an overhead obstruction and consists
of standard with projecting arm over
the track. on which are small pieces Of
rupe hanging downward
lie was buried in Evergreen cemetery.
los Angeles. Calf, May SO
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
Sundsy, June Z.

r. l.. Whittenl,erger N laid up with
. very badly cut wrist, but IL 10 heal-
ing rapidly.
The Blistered Horn tuansl has ~
sums.st operations with it's Ssual
quota III men.
We ARE sorry to soy that Louis
Geadren Whose illness we chronicleA
lsst week. u reported very low.
Pat Tomney moved his family to
their Taylor river ranch Thursday
where they will reside during tie
summer.
Mr~. Mac Emerson Of Monarch,
who hes lpee0 visiting h<.r SISTER. Mr..
X. II. Aorrts, hft Wednesday accom-
panied nv hsr nisce, Nettte Morris,
who will remain iRdetiNitely.
Julius Hunsinger and Sim lrie ARE
working the roads In this corMer Of
the county. Jule has t,een road
overrter for three years and gives
excellent service In that line. The
city dads are also having the streets
and alleys cleaned ~ we will soon be
doing turns In our autos.
Erik Norlins team made things
lively On our strvets for few minutes
frday morning. They were left
standing when suddenly II seemed to
occur to them that they were entries
In the Endurance race and they "hit
the pike" The wagon tongue broke
and one Of the horses was hurt about
the legs by the splinterr, but ii is
thought the animal will recover
Capt. Chas. STILES. ever on the alert
In the interests Of this camp. and
whose faith in its mineral resources
Is unboundcd, has enlisted the atten-
tion Of J. ". jackson, a well known
mining man Of Lead. \. d., who ar
rived yesterday. lie has purchased
supplies and placer mining equip
ment and with one other man sailed
on the Liza Logan for the scene OF
action with the captain at the
wheel. which will he the stiles Placer
Workings in Taylor park. Bon vuy-
age to them and may unlimited sue
cess he theirs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
LuLaII
kews.Chan,pioa C0rrespoaAeno..

~ !" y psOo SNTIeoRo006utt.
Wednesday, June II.
Ora McIermith. assist ant en gtws~r
at the tUansi, ~ the prot Nd Iai iss.r of
son, born Thursday.
Sprinx jOiHed u crowd OF fsicrman
rom Montrose Tuesday and spent "
couple Of days at CelsOlla.
John Blasis WAS Killed instantly
Thursday night by coming in con
tact with the trolley wir.. An in
quest WAS held Friday and iuterrnent
took place at Montr"se saturday.
A. 7. ltoss. superintendent of the
West Portal camp II recuJerating in
Ouray from injuries received In the
tunnel several weeks ago. one OF the
eboctric machines running over his
leG and cuttiRg IL severely.
l.. A. AcConneil aud wife are en-
jOying q visit from Geo. CrOa~ner and
family W Lanny, \. NJ. and Miss
hcCoRNeli Of Montrose. The part v
visited River Portal Wednesday and
will leave the last OF the week for
Almont.
A number Of Lujane citizens took
INV W ouFHN Sun1aN
About 800 people enjoyed the trip,
the drawing card being "a matched
ball game bet ween Ouray and Mont
rose. The score was ten to three in
favor of Ouray.
]. W. Met COnnell. supervising engi-
ns-er, and n. Quinton, constructing
engineer. spent Saturday and sunday
fishing at Almont and returned with
well filled baskets. MIR. Mcconnell
left Tuesday for Grand Junction ON
business connected with the Grand
valley project. Mr.. Quinton has re-
turned to his home in California.
Work in the West Portal il pro-
Rressing about as usual. an average
of seven feet n day being made In
granite. No work has been done at
River Portal for some time. as the
flow OF water makes work impossi-
BILE. about 64S.'sW gallons n day be-
ing pumped out. The force is work
ing ON the intake and repairing the
road over the hill
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
60 an
N.~s-Champios CesvSaQaoAsoee.

TsssAay, Jsas l6.
Cho~ owens ~ esss valsusimG ksrW
. sispe of auss~y.
01sa Ros.issoR ssA ~ise drove 10
GoaDi~on tir~t ~ thu wo&.
Nv Whes.ler cawse d.s~ svS,ss Eia-
kin rse-day To visit Mr.. Acl4Ais.
IT, new drag storc j. cosH,,arssa
0oa . fresh ssss-k of druxs . lssiaG
pst ~.
=. D. McI.AiR hss the costrset tsr
houl1ag the orr 1voSa the Cortland to
IT, 0sw mill.
Mn. Carter and daughtcru have
arvtsed from Is,0ver. They came In
~ automobile.
IT, bridge across Ohio crts.k On
Aata street has ,~eU mach Improved
by the addition ri n sul,~t aRtisl
ratl1Ag.
IT, n,inst rv.ls given by the IL. o."
ssstpty at IitkiR saturday evening
IVES ~ decided ssccese. About go
was the total rss,sipts.
Everything II In readiss~s for the
1o0rtz creek mill tsD start. Sapt.
Robinson expects To i,A running day
Ss~ night after the l5tA.
Tuesday, June ..
fyshing parties are out daily now
an1 report some fine catches.
Work has begun On the Revenue
mioe by Jones and Lucas.
Mr.. I. NcAllistcr IN In Gunnison,
caoed by the serious illne~s Of her
sOn's chilA.
J. 4. WtseMan II the Pitkin Miner
49, thrOaxh Ohio City Saturday
emFxSate to MOntrose.
CarrOll Carter In having a garage
built 1Or his new STANLEY auto which
WIN be here In "A few days
The ladies minstrel show has
proven 80 popular that they have de-
cided To give il at Pitkin the 18th.
Mayor Waterman and Deputy
Sheriff No Allister We're called to Pit
din Wednesday as witnesses in the
iusttce court.
Mr.. Edna Dukesherer, who was in
charge ~ the Grand Prize boarding
house, has returned To town and will
assist Mrs. johnson at her home.
Frank Hatch returned Wednesday
rom Delta where he WAS present at
tise graduation Of his daughter from
tbe Delta high school. Both Mrr
Latch and Hazel returned with him
Fred McAllister and wife of Pueblo
came over for a visit with the for
meris parents. While here their two
months old baby was stricken with
heart failure which m ade II necessary
TO take IL to a lower altitude. The
little one died in Gunnison Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
D0WERMAN
News Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday, June rs.
Mrs. Shuckhart il visiting Mrs
Turner.
Mrs. Geo. Farlee served ice cream
and cake in their new home Sunday
There will be a social dance and
supper ut Waunita Saturday night
All are cordially invited to attend.
F. l.. Fuller. president and Jos
Paul. director OF the Abe Lincoln
mine company, are here working to
complete the mill that was started
last fall.
There will he four cars of ore shin
ped from the Camp Bird this week To-
the Salida smclter. The mill cannot
treat all the ore so shipments of tine
higher grades will be made regular
ly until the capacity Of the mill is
increased.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
CASTLETON CLIPPINGS
News-Champion Correspondence.

Wednesday, June IL.
Dry and dusty. Grain shows want
OF rain very much.
MIR. Jones and wife We're up from
their ranch Tuesday.
A. X. Mcdonald made n business
trip to Castleton sunday.
Frank Presslcr and Miss Mackey
drove to East river Sunday.
j. j. Shackleford OF Mt Carbon
was fishing on Ohio creek sunday.
Miss Annie Frew left this week for
"A two weeks visit in Crested Butte.
The train is running irregularly and
the mines are working about three a
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
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e~s4ChsRapsoa CesvssDooAeoce.
Sssday May 81
u. T.. Nc Neil ~ tke honouset atiet
>unstaysd IN town to-day
Psstma-ifr Morris ~eut to iha vsr
frss et >. ~sA Fstsrutax Friday
Chss. L.sTowr.tte v~tUrssd Thar
day tron kie GuRnisspa trip.
Frank Vsst~r. 2. A. Ro,s.r and I'm.
Duran VIEW In town Thursday lsrlag-
iHx N the stsrk whk,k they -
~-tates~d. The asimals wesr In Ase
coaditioM.
Fishing sesson oIrssri ye~tcrAAy
and WWWseroWs RiMrusls kis-d the0-
ss.avs~ to Taylor river to try thstr
skiil NJ cos King the svssk w, sauttso
On to dry land. Tho~e who rst vsu-
ed that night report sWcce~~ fair To
middlin
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
SARCENTS
News Champion Correspondence

Champion Correspondence
TUESDAY. jane 10.
q. T. Walker made business trip
to Salida last week.
IL. e. Allen has returned from his
sad mission to Greeley.
q. H. Sedan came down from Sar-
gents and IL driving the stage for II
&. Allen.
Miss Edith Wclch has gone to Den
yer to attend the graduation Of her
brother from the Denver university.
Mrs. II. &. Allen died Friday. June
II. AT the home of her daughter. Mrs
VIM. Cole at Salida. after an illness
OF almost "A year. The remains were
Inferred at Greeley where two sisters
reside.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
POWDERhORN
Champion Correspondence.

Monday, June 10.
May Nichols is home from school
in Gunnison.
Mr.. Drake. a cousin of Mrs. T.. A.
AcGregor. il visiting her.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. SAM
mons. Tuesday. June 2. n girl. All
doing nicely.
High water did practically no dam
age this year owing to cold weather
and the river did not get very high.
Valley young people spent last
Friday evening dancing. John Law
ler. Ike Thompson and several friends
were present from Lake City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
E|a wsss'ss s1EsD o13
~ ~ tY0
oluu0A
Ness ChAsaVs<a Ossssa0aoAsoce.

Monday, june Is
Je~~s~ Elack ~as ut rsri,a lssst
~es.k
FrAxk Lss-Aett of Saguache " vis-
itiaG Th.ss. k4slsrts.
4. 4. Everiy and Ar- " l.. Perry
rvt Srssd the lAtk troa ~ai,da.
". e. n-lhsaouxh made n busineus
trtp Ia rartsa lsst wss-k far Viv~ 10
carry y o4sS to- has kouse
heory k<stssrss asd y II. Is.st Th~s~-
dsy ~ bOWa. to- latter caltrsi by tAr
seri<pos n1osus ~ her SISTER
Juan 0ntstawa Was thrown Irom
~ hws.kiaG hos0 laHt FRIDAY and sas-
siss-d y suutprv III kruiss-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
WHITE PINE
se~s-Champion Correspondence

Tuesday, June l6.
Dan Tobin spent sunday in camp
j. W. Dixon is giving his barn IA
new coat Of tar.
VIM. shaw was up from kendall's
ranch this week
j. Cleinans and family spent Sun
day at their ranch.
Mrs. L. Peterson was called to Des
Moine~ this week by the sad news of
her mothers death.
r. A. Porter and NJ. {. smith were
in Gunnison this week attending the
democratic convention
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19
0kyDo0
AsSsCAaay4os Cess~soosA-ass.
q

oNoIo Ns
tuesday. JSss lS
- O. Perkisss hse gose to oh'etA
t<sr . trw dsy-
No. Ansss~ pwycr W cstertAiuAng
ortn<D today IN ho.or ri bsS sSco-
tssotA birthday.
Mr. snd Mr. Heary kcss asv re-
ts1risg over tlc arrival ~ . go ~
tAsir ksase in Lake CITY June 1tA.
n ~ Rs,.isoa asd sAnily asA
No. Cs,llser ~erc vis6tssv at to
0Aiupu ranch on Cs.ss<s1lA lnH4 00o1ay
The rnnchncu tssi rathsr ahpSas-
aUeA 81 the prs~rat osueissnA sk . eSao
tbs Gs.asssa With thr c<sed Wtb1D
aod Dry weather s~seAoaG ss~0s tS
grow
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-19

Mrs a. NJ. r. Crooks received
word Wednesday her6ther was seri
ously i'll at Seymour, Mo
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-09-24
GENERAL NEWS.

The automobile school of the West
Side Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, New York, which was one of the
first, II not the first In the country, has
entered upon Its fifth year All told
644 chauffeurs, owners and prospective
owners took the various courses during
the last year.
The official canvass of the Maine
state election gives Fernald (Rep.) a
plurality of 1896.
At baseball game played at Rome.
New York. between the doctors and
the ministers. for the benefit of the
Rome hospital. James s. Sherman
started the contest by thriving the
first ball.
Under the will of John Durham
Brown OF Ipswich, Massachusetts, and
Chicago. s1.Ooo.0Oo is left to found an
institution at Ipswich to provide edu-
cation OF especial value to men and
women entering business