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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
DONERMAN
VS. Champion Correspondence.

New Sc hampton Correspondence.
Monday, April ).
Chas A Chertson was a visitor
from Pltkin today.
Doc Sloughenhoupt has left this
camp and will hold up at Ouray.
Miss Edith Smith is visiting at
Gunnison with Mrs. J J Jennings.
l.. T. Merriman is at home with
his family after a months visit at
Pseblo.
There is one shift at work ON the
new 80 foot shaft being sunk on the
I. Y. J.. for Geo. Brant.
{. G. Britton manager of the
Midnight Mining Co. has gone to
Las Animas to attend meeting OF
stak holders.
The Casnp Bird mine is showing
better ore with every days run.
Last week in 6S hours they cleared
up l6S ounces from the plates.
NJ. Wooley vice president of the
Brant Independent Mining Co. was
here for few days looking over the
mine and mill, with him was Mr.
Oaks an investor from New York
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
nisin1 Csosi1erable Arsunl Iris

The Lucky Strike is being work
ed on quite a large scale bv Jas. ii.
Anderson, who with H. c. Lucas
and Ruben Jones have been steadily
pounding away all winter They
have two feet of shipping ore, which
is being taken out ready for better
roads. 1t ASSAYS considerably above
two and half ounces in gold, and
is expected to run that at the smell
ter. They are milling steadily on
other ore bodies and will soon be
operating with both smelter and
milling ore. No work has yet been
done below the 100 foot level, as
there has been no attempt to un-
water, except for mill uses. This
summer the management expects to
unwater to the bottom of the shaft
or go feet and from there run three
drifts under the ore.
In Gold Basin F. II. Neff and
associates are operating on an i'm
mense low grade ore body. which
run. from four to forty feet wide.
Mr.. Neff is moving three cyanide
tanks from the Mineral Hill. and
expects to put in complete ASSAY
Offices and other machinery as the
property makes good. His son-in-
Law. W. L. Edmonton, arrived this
week to assist during the summer,
and there 10 prospects of quite a
revival of mining in the promising
Gold Basin section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
SPENCER
News Champion Correspondence.

News-C Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, April 8.
j. =. Barrows went TO Dubois
Saturday.
Harry Rosenbaum passed through
Spencer Saturday on way to his
ranch on the Cebolla.
Ernest Bowers of Powderhorn.
came ever last Saturday with load
Of hay for Mr.. Barrows.
Mr.. Williams of Victor came in
first Of the week 10 help F. u. Holt
with the annual assessment on the
Joplin in which they are both in
terested,
Einl cfQtinnpry gnactalfy
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer and son,
Z. G.. Palmer. are enjoying visit
from l.. n. Bowers, brother OF Mrs.
Palmer. Who with his wife and
.saaxhter arrived Monday from Pas
edena. California. They spsnt the
Writer in California bat are return
ing TO their home in Berlin, Wis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

A shipment of richly colored Per-
sian rugs has ust been received at
the Furniture and Queensware store
of Clarence Adams. Prices from
1925 to 50. They are now on dis
play Administer and velvet rugs
$50 TO 50. Large Administer
rugs 9xl2 feet $50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Due TO sparks from the C. q S.
engines number of fires were start
ed along the foot of Main street
Tuesday afternoon and burned fenc-
ing, hay and even caught in a barn
belonging to Frank Harper, before
enough citizens gathered to put it
out.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

The wedding of Mr.. Herbert Ex-
ter and Miss Nellie Gaines occurred
last Wednesday at the home of the
brides uncle, John Black. Rev. j.
d. Henry performed the ceremony.
This wedding was quite = surprise
to their friends, as the next day the
groom left for his new position as
Rio Grands agent At Glenwood
and the wedding was not suspected
for some hours later. However,
friends Of both these popular young
people hasten to extend coagratula-
tioos. As. Exter departed Sunday
evening, going 6st to her parents
home in Spokane, Wash
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Tom Flavin went to Denver Sun
day to demonstrate his dandelion
eradicator.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Sam. ID. Crunp formerly attorney
in Gsnnison and later in Cripple
Crock, 10 proootiag a railroad from
Walker lake 10 the new camp Of
Rawhide, a distance of thirty-fve
miles in Southern Nevada.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

l. baanett was a visstor FROM
R1.e FRIDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

The LADIES' Guild will give an
sesoH sale and cooked things April
Sssk
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

J. John Bonn Of Mt. Carbon ba.
sPsNi several dsys IN ,o~ this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

According to the government
weather report from Sapinero there
were % practically clear days in
March and but six cloudy ones. The
snow fall on Blue mesa amounted to
Is inches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

- hen an Gannison remember &c
Try the Royal Cafe ON Ma.n street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Robt Moatelth, sheriff Of sagua-
che county, Is here ON district cour,
bussness.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Nrs Geo. Estes and daughters,
iADia and Mrs Bessie Mckee re
turned Yesterday from Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

On Wednesday Mrs l. w. Jen-
nings and Arlene arrived from New
York. Mrs. Irene Mcdowell does
not improve as rapidly as hoped,
which caused the visit Of her sister.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Delta Tribune-Frank =. Mar
shall has been installed as local
manager Of the Dermody Investment
Co, succeeding +. G.. Myers resig
ed. No better selection could have
been made by the company, as Mr..
Marshall is well qualified in every
respect to fill so important place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Geo Sandberg has recovered from
hss ~ lurIes sufficiently to he able to
leave the hospital. lie is in Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Holy Week services will be held
in the church Of the Good Samaritan
as follows; Wednesday. 4:30 p m.
Thursday, 10 a. m, Good Friday 10
a. m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

There Is some talk OF contesting q
the election. The Law and Order
people are not quite satisfied with
the face Of the returns
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

District court meets next Tuesday
This office Is now engaged IN get
tang out the rather extensive bar
dockei
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

After spending several weeks
in town with relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Alexander and baby boy return
ed To River Portal last SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Mrs. J c. Leonard Of noyie csuse
is GA yesterdays train
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

An apron sale will be held by the
Ladies Guild Saturday afternoon
April 2Jth. The place viii be an
nounced next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

W G. and Zen McDonough were
in Gunnison last Of the week, the
latter bound for Paonia where his
brother and mother are living.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Mis-. Inez Warner Is quise Ill With
rheumatism
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Wm- Du,emyre kit ssassdsy iaA
for beaver
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Mrs. :. r. Spencer and som are
spending the week in Denver with
Eloise. They are at the lielvedere
hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10
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NAAAAAanAAAAAAnAAAnAAa
Wm. Du,emyre Ieft Saturday laA
for beaver
Miss inez Warner !. qus;e III With
rheumatism
Mrs. j c. Leonard Of noyle csuse
il GA yesterdays train.
{. d. Bemeut Il Ohio City Was .
Gusnison visitor Tuesday
A son and heir appeared Monday
at the home Of Elmer Wiley IA Pit
kin.
Mrs. W. X. Mcneil aud Myron
went to Denver "Wednesday for sew
eral weeks visit
&c. Parson. has been absent
from the store part of the week,
nursing a case a rheumatism.
New Stetson Hats for spring have
arrived
Sampliners
Mrs. = T. Spencer and som are
spending the week In Denver with
Eloise. They are at the Belvedere
hotel
An apron sale will be held by the
Ladies Guild Saturday afternoon
April 18th The place viii be an
nounced next week.
After spending several weeks
in town with relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Alexander and baby boy return
ed to River Portal last Saturday.
Holy Week services will be held
in the church Of the Good Samaritan
as follows: Wednesday. 4:3O p. m.
Thursday, 10 a. m, Good Friday 10
"a. IN.
On Wednesday Mrs. l. W. Jen-
nings and Arlene arrived from New
York. Mrs. Irene Mcdowell does
not improve as rapidly as hoped,
which caused the visit of her sister.
According to the government
weather report from Sapinero there
were % practically clear days in
March and but Six cloudy ones. The
snow fall on Blue mesa amounted to
Is inches
Sam. ID. Crunp formerly attorney
in Gunnison and later in Cripple
Crock, 10 pro0otiag a railroad from
Walker lake 10 the new camp Of
Rawhide, a distance of thirty-6ve
miles in Southern Nevada.
Due TO sparks from the C. q 5.
engines number Of fires were start
ed along the foot of Main street
Tuesday afternoon and burned fenc-
ing, hay and even caught in a barn
belonging to Frank Harper, before
enough citizens gathered to put it
out.
A shipment of richly colored Per-
sian rugs has ust been received at
the Furniture and Queensware store
of Clarence Adams. Prices from
1925 to So They are now on dis
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

A large number of Gunnison
county people attended the Bryan
banquet in Denver Monday night
They were Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Sapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Burnett, Mrs.
Annie NJ. Downey, Miss Nellie
Thomas, Dave Walker, Rudolph
Heftner, G. A. Dewey, Dan c. Tobin
and II. F. Lake Jr. Mr.. Bryan
made one of the greatest speeches of
his life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

{. ID Bemeut of Ohio City WAS Z
Gusnison visitor Tuesday
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

A concert will be given at the
Christian church Saturday evening
April IL, oy the Glee Club of the
State Agricultural college. There
are seventeen young ladies' in the
club and they promise delightful
entertainment. Admission will be
30 and 80 cents. Sunday evening
following they will give a sacred
concert at the same place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

j. c. Parsons has been absent
from the store part Of the week,
nursing a case Of rheumatism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

New Stetson Hats ior spring have
arrived.
Sampliners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

A son aud heir appeared Moadsy
at the home Of Liner WlIey Ia Pit
Kin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-10

Mrs. W. II. Mcneil aud Myron
went to Denver "Wednesday for sew
eral weeks visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-28

The raspberry gives a very en-
j0yable taste, and this sundae as we
serve 1t tomorrow will be much
sought out.
Served at our sanitary fountain.
where only the purest sirups are
used. You'll like our way Of serv-
ing. too.
First Floor-Founfain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-28

Franklin Murphy Of the republican state
committee has issued the formal call for
the party's state convention to nominate
twelve presidential electors, two at large
and one from each congressional district.
The convention is set for September Is
Lat the Taylor Opera House, at Trenton.
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ules. but insists that all California in
dustries be adequately protected.
A strong enthusiastic plank demand
ing the enforcement of the federal immi-
grafton law was adopted.
Segregation of taxes as proposed by
the senate constitutional amendment to
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the republican state convention finished
its work late last night. The platform
as it will be reported to the convention
today strongly indorses the national plat
form. pays a glowing tribute to Taft
and Sherman. approves legislation look
Ing to q revision Of certain tariff seized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-28
MISSISSIPPI PRIMARY CAST
Gov. Ansel Defeats Blease for Guber-
i material Nomination.
SOME NAMED FOR CONGRESS
Feature of Virginia Convention.
/ Call for Jersey Republicans.
j Californians to Meet.

. CHARLOTTE. y. c.. August 2S.-By
the nomination yesterday afternoon or
mfr. J. Elwood Cox. banker and manufac-
Aurer of High Point, for governor on the
Republican ticket something interesting
us assured in state politics from this time
ytill the election in November.
Ticket and platform alike were selected
with a view to appealing to the con-
SENTATIVE business interests of the state.
Mr.. Cox is wealthy and widely known as
one of the states captains of industry
and pioneer In it's development.
The full state ticket follows:
Governor J. Elwood Cox, High Point;
lieutenant governor, Charles F. Toms,
Hendersonville: secretary of state. DIR.
Cyrus Thompson. Onslow: treasurer. w.
sWood. PasquOtanka: attorney general. j.
IF. Newell. Mecklenberg: superintendent
:of public instruction Rev. J. l.. M. Ly-
;erly, Rowan: commissioner OF agriculture
y. NJ. Mewborne, Lenotr; railroad COM
missioner. H. S. Gilmore, Dowan; 1nsur-
ance commissioner, j. B. Norris. Wilkes
commissioner Of labor and printing, c. NJ
Ray. Mecklenberg: electors at large,
AWhitener, Satawba
The nominations were made without op-
Sposition and the sessions were harmonious
sand enthusiastic throughout.
: Platform Features.
Some planks Of the platform are worthy
sof note. and especially the following:
I'VE believe in regulating railroads and
other public carriers strictly and careful
ly. and in compelling all corporations to
obey the law as faithfully as the hum
blest private citizen. But we do not be-
lieve that legislatures are competent to
fix absolutely the precise rate at which
passengers and freight shall be carried.
/. We demand a fair election law, which
( will permit an elector to cast a ballot
privately. without interference or dicta-
F.. tion
! We favor, as we have ever favored
local self-government, and demand the
!. right to elect by the people and members
OF the county board of education county
superintendent of public instruction, coun-
ty commissioners tax collectors and JUS
tees of the peace"
Close Vote in Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, August 2S.-The un-
I official returns from the democratic con-
gressional primary held in the eighth dis
trict Tuesday. as received here, show the
result so close that a recount of the entire
count Of the five counties may be de-
manded when the district executive com
mittee meets September 2.
According to returns received by the
Clarion Ledger former Representative
. Patrick Henry of Rankin county received
]. 461 votes, j. w. Collier of Warren coun-
city received 1.451. The latter candidate,
however. declines to accept the unofficial
figures as correct
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be voted on at the next election was
commended.
The direct primary law was approved
and the legislature pledged to carry out
the promises OF the party.
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CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.

Platform Committee Ready for To-
days Convention at Oakland. =
OAKLAND. CAL, August 2S.-The COM
mittee on platform and resolutions Of
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White betting
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New designs, and all look like
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A belt length, whatever your
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Stamped free of charge. IL desired.
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Scarfs Or tray covers are IS by
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-28
EDITORIAL COMMENT
ARE TO BE CONGRATULATED.

pleasing
The Western Federation is salts
abolition of the
satisfied the BILL giving the
Godfeld
be
o
There
Goldfed work under the
With
trouble
Sparks
the able which
the whole Legislature is to be congratulated for their action
We
This notable who
himself cheap politician seeking block
him a caiber.
craftsmanship politician
himself
which himself
his boasting
and there hrty-one against him.
himself
ordinary the
Speaker Skaggs has written himself down an ass
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-28

vada Goldfield Reduction Company
to treat the product of the lease, and
the first shipment of two cars is now
on the way here 1t is estimated the
ore will run about 5000 to the ton.
Teams have been engaged to haul the
ore from Rawhide to Nina at cost
of 50 per ton. and from Nina it
comes in by rail. Steady shipments
will be made from now on. Tom
Kearns, from whom the lease takes
its name, is well known in Goldfield,
and is considered one of the shrewd-
est mining men in the State. He says
they have a second Mohawk, and as
far as development has gone he is
certainly justified in his statement.
He is about to install hoist on the
lease, when real mining will begin. :"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-28
SOMETHING MUST BE DONE BY THE STATE
BANK.

The Carson City that President Thomas R.
Company the board of
$4,000
institution
its into the hands of a receiver
time realize
provided
securities That October Since
everything passed banks that compelled to depend
gold The
President Hickey fulfill his the
creditors
deal to comp
If they possibly dollar the
really solvent
President Hickey will
not salary o $4,000 -Godfed Chronicle
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-28

crosscut No. 1905, running north, a
raise was made to cut the ore, and
in this they succeeded. Then the
crosscut went on until it struck the
quartz in polished form, at once
peculiar and also rich. This is I'M
doubtedly the Mizpah ledge, and a
few more shots will determine it's
value.
One hundred feet east of the 1905
is a crosscut to the south, known as
1908, which is being driven south
to catch the south vein of the Occi-
dental claim This has about four
hundred feet to go. East of 1908,
about 175 feet, is crosscut 1904, in
which ore has been opened up for I
distance of seventy-five or eighty
feet, with a width of five or six feet
and an average of SIS to the ton.
On the 700-foot level they have
yet 10 feet to go before reaching
the south vein, which has been cut
on the eight hundred The ore on
the ninth is of fair value, and the
crosscut has to be driven still 200
feet before reaching the south vein.
The Belmont mill is now working
forty stamps, but the average for
this month will be about twenty-five,
due to the fact that the company has
been short of power to operate more.
The company has only recently con-
nected up with the Nevada California
Power Company, which gives them
more power and cuts down the ex-
penses The mine.is now sending to
the mill $50 tons day.
S. H. Brady, the new superinten-
dent of the Belmont, has shown him.
self, in view of the new develop
ments, to be thorough mining man.
He is a mine maker, and is making a
great mine of the Belmont. His con-
duct, since taking charge, has won
for him the confidence of the stock
holders
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-28
RAWHIDE WILL
RIVAL GOLDFIELD

A. A. Codd, president and manager
of the St. Ives Leasing Company, is
back from a weeks trip to Rawhide,
where he went to look after the lease
his company is operating in that
camp. His lease adjoins the Kearns
lease, which is the bonanza of the
camp, and as the Kearns ledge runs
through the St. Ives Leasing Com
pany holding, they have the best
chances of duplicating its success.
Mr.. Codd is working four men and
estimates that he will cut the ledge
at depth of 100 feet, says the Gold
field News.
Il believe Rawhide has the MAX
ings of a second Goldfield," said Mr..
CCdd to representative of the News.
'Ir is part of the old Regent mining
district which has some proven mines
and the mineral bearing territory i'm
mediately surrounding Rawhide has
already been proven up for four
miles in width and six to seven miles
in length There are fully 200 leases
working on different properties. six
of whom are sacking ore for ship
ne mt, viz, the Kearns, Miller, Muir
ray, Grutt, Howard and Alexander
leases. The camp has only been
scratched on top as yet, and it is i'm
possible to tell the extent of the
ladges, but in every shaft in the
camp the ore has improved with
depth.
"A very rich strike has been made
on the Royal property which is about
six miles south of Rawhide, con-
.inued Mr.. Codd. and it has livened
tnings up in town. The ore is re-
ported as running into the thousands
and promises to eclipse anything yet
discovered in the district. The town
Of Rawhide is having boom at pres
ent and business and residence lots
are advancing. Money is just begin
ming to come in and everything points
to busy spring"
When asked for some details about
the Kearns lease, in which Geo. F.
Won Polenz. John Holley and j. e.
MCGOWAN. all of Goldfield, are inter-
ested, Mr.. Codd said: THE kearns
lease is situated on the Balloon
claim and has a shaft down about
65 feet. the ore increasing in values
all the way down. The ledge mas
been crosscut 20 feet and they are
not yet through it. The whole 20
feet is in ore and is being sacked for
shipment Free gold can be seen IN
the ore in large quantities just as II
is broken from the ledge. Arrange
menfs have been made with the Ne
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BE YOUR OWN SMELLING TRUST.

We do why mining should much worried
times
$40 being his board himself "a
$4,000
with sampling
$4,000 Why mine
geh and build of that kind work their ores?
neghborng while little smelling
a
cocktail
as ballast Horn
The There
IS Telegram.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-28
women after
SENATOR NIXON

A recent issue of the Brooklyn |
Daily Eagle contains the following
account of an interview which Elinor
Glyn, the notorious author of Three |
Weeks, the tropical novel that gains
in popularity as it is placed on the
tabooed list, had with Senator Nixon
of this State:
The streets and hotels OF Washing
ton are swarming with musical and
literary talent. Artists are encoun-
tered on almost every corner. Among
the women celebrities now there are
Elinor Glyn, Amelia Rivers and
Laura Jean Libbey
The latter two are at the capital
to protest to congress against the
present archaic copyright laws, which
permit the theft of their writings by
playwrights without proper remuner-
alton, Mrs. Glyn is there pursuing
her study of American types for her
forthcoming novel. Yesterday she
had luncheon with party at the
capitol that included Senators Flint
of California and Nixon of Nevada.
| Mrs. Glyn concluded that Nixon
was a good specimen of the American
millionaire in politics and pounced
upon him.
Are you millionaire?" she de-
manded
4 guess so, confessed the guilty
Nixon.
How many millions have you?"
Il don't know said Nixon evil
IDENTITY embarrassed.
Dear me, the idea of a man hav-
ing so much money he couldn't tell
how wealthy he is. Does your wife
know you are dining with me?"
''The Lord forbid" calculated Nix
on. who was getting visibly worried.
That's so strange was the reply
women are so different from our
English women. We all encourage
our husbands to accept dinner and
luncheon invitations that will enable
them TO meet charming women.
often have to insist that my husband
shall go oat to- dine with some other
woman
Mrs. Glyn wanted to know what
Senator Nixon thought OF Three
' ceks.
The senator replied that in all his
wanderings as miner, cowboy
hustler. banker. politician and sena'
tor. he had never met man h
thought could come up to the stand
ard OF the hero OF this much talked
about novel.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-28

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