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The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Valdez 5 Seward 4

Seward Aug. 3-Valdez yesterday
 for the second .time demonstrated it's
 superior ability on the diamond, Capt. Bess and his aggregation defeating the locals in one of the most interest ing games ever seen in this part of Alaska. It was not until the ninth inning that the affair was settled and
 then the end came in such d manner
 that the Sewardites are satisfied that
 with d little more. luck the nine from this town would have won. At any rate there is to be another game this
 afternoon as the Valdez visitors can
 not start for home until tonight. The
 game will be for $20O
 As d matter of fact errors on the part of Seward gave Valdez the game for twice in the ninth muffs of flies allowed the visitors tO score. One of these murfsSIw4s long fly of Brad fOrd's bat when the bases were full, allowing two run. with two men out and Valdez two runs to the bad. Valdez scored one run in it's half of the third inning and another in the sixth. Seward was shut out until the seventh when one man was sent across the plate. In the eighth Seward kept | up it's lick and sent three men across and the rooters from Valdez chccrcd against hope when the visitors went
 to the bat for thc last inning of the game.
 Hill, first up for Valdez. hit safe but was forced nu! aL second by Spcck who's" high Ii! va dropped, the fielder E"tiinr ]. tI sr 'ond in time to nip IIin, however. Buck hit 1 safe and Speck went to second. Cap. Bess hit n safe CnC and SFrCM cam" home on iiclIrr'a choice. Bush sac rificed and Tibbitts advanced Buck and Bcss filling the bases.
 With two out Bradford came to the bat and the Valdez rOotcrs held their brcaths, sighed with regret when he
 sent Il high one into the out field where a fielder waited for it tO come down and settle things and then rip
 ped the atmosphere wide with noise when the fielder dropped the ball and Buck and Bcss rompcd across the home station with the runs that de-
 cided the game.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
River Steamboat Has Wireless

Before she departed from Fairbanks for the Chandlar the Northern Navi- gation Company's river steamboat Koyukuk was provided with wire less telegraph apparatus. The inno- vation is in the nature of an cxpcri- mcnt as there are several high divides making it impossible for the Fair banks station to communicate with the one at Circle. It is believed this can be done from the Chandlar and that from the latter point Nome can be reached by wireless.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
kOOTENAy FIRES
 STILL BURNING

Spokane, Aug. 5--Fires are yet burning in the Kootenay country but it is believed that the worst has passed. The devastated district is from one to ten miles in width. Yos- terday afternoon the fire spread into Stevens county, Washington, totally destroying Clayton, town with q population of 800.
 From Winnepeg comes word that twenty bodies have been found under the ruins of Fernie. Crannbrook has 2,000 refugees and Nelson has 200.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
MAIL ROBBERY LOOT
 FINALLY UNEARTHD

Pittsburg, Aug. 0-Se veral thous and dollars worth of diamonds, and gold plate worth St50,0O0 which was stolen in the robbery of the New York-St Louis express on April 30 has been recovered here. The loot was found in pawn shop but al- though thoproprietor has been placed under arrest he will give no informa- tion as to the identity of those from whom he obtained it..
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Democrats TO Make History

Fl Buffalo, Aug. 8--Chairman Mack of \ the democratic campaign committee |declared that his party is to make
 history in the way of campaign activ- ity. He says that no section of the country is to be overlooked by the managers and the fight to be carried into the strongholds of the republi- cans will transcend anything of it's character ever seen.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Areop1ane Flies Like a Bird

New York, Aug. I-Aeronauts of the country arc greatly clated at the successful test made yesterday after noon of Farman's aeroplane which at Brighton beach navigatcd the airwith the perfection of bird. At an cle- vation of twenty-five feet the aero plane attained an express train vcloc- ity and was under perfect control
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Castro Is Provoked

Caracas, Aug. 8--Prcsident Castro has just received word that the diff erences between his own government and that of Holland have eliminated in an attack on the Venezuelan coun- sel to the Dutch colony in Curacao. President Castro declares that the assault is an outrage and he is a&reatly provoked in consequence #hereof.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Bryan Praises Allison

Lincoln, Aug. 5-Presidential Nom- inee Bryan this morning, informed Of the death of Senator Allison, spoke in praise of the deceased, saying that during his public career Senator Al lison enjoyed the confidence of the country.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Woman,s Guild To Meet

The Woman's Guild will tomorrow afternoon resume it's weekly meetings, tic vacation period decided upon a month ago having expired. The Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Whitley and full attendance is desired.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Earthquake Kills Turks.

Constantin0ple, Aug. 5-A severe earthquake shock here last night did considerable damage, Reports from nearby towns indicate that the shock was much more severe out side of this city as several deaths resulted from the destruction of buildings.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Taft Is Now a Union Man

Cincinnati, July 31-William How ard Taft, presidential nominee of the republican party, is now member of the Steam Shovelmcn's Union, hay ing accepted the honorary member ship proffered. Mrs. Taft is in Hot Springs, Va, where she will remain until Mir. Taft returns there early in ScptCmbcr
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Taft Wants to See Horse Show

Hot Springs, Va, July 3l-Presi- dential Nominee Taft is dcsirous of attending the horse show to be held in August in White Sulphur Springs and to this effect is making an effort to limit his engagements for that month.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
MARSHAL ID STOP
 ELECTION FRAUDS
Wickersham Supporters in Fairbanks Jubilant at Pre-
 sident's Action

Fairbanks, Aug. 5--.AttOrncy Gen. ] cral Bonaparte yesterday wired the United States Marshal here to use every effort to prevent illegal voting
 at the coming election to determine who shall represent Alaska in con. gress. The order comes in answer to the telegram of complaint sent to President Roosevelt and charging that crooked methods arc to be at
 tempted by the Corson supporters in the territory, and particularly in Fair banks and in Cordova The people of Fairbanks are jublant at Roosevelts action in behalf of a square deal and declare that the election is now over, all but the shouting for Wickersham. AZ the result of telegram pub lshed yesterday in the Fairbanks News, Wickersham supporters today wired 5000 to Nome with jpstruc- tions that it be placed on their can didate at the odds stated in the tcle- gram as being quoted by book maker of Nome. The message stated that the betting is 9 to 1 on Wicker sham and Corson, Chilberg, to 1, Roman, to and Clum 10 to l. If 1t can be placed S25, ,000 more will be wired to Nome by Wickersham men In Fairbanks.
 Telcgrams from Nome indicate that the vote there is concentrating OH Wickersham and his supporters here are moro than ever confident of
 his election.
 Tho Yaldc' Dock Company Is hay
 ing large number of piles made
 toredo proof, after which they will
 be driven as supports for the wharf.
 H r. Ferguson, m anagcr of th
 commercial department of the Val
 deg Bank and Mercantile Company is
 passenger on the Santa Clara,
 bound for the outside to spend
 vacation of n month or more.
 Sam Jones and James Hogan, oper-
 ators in tho United States signal ser.
 vice who have been attached to the
 local office went out on the Santa Clara, having been transferred.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Cloud Bursts Oyer Bfabee

Bisbee, Ariz,, Aug. GA cloud burst here yesterday afternoon caused damage to the extent of Si00, ,0oo. The streets were foot deep fin water and tho basement of nearly every busl- ness house was flooded.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Canadians Deny Rumor

Montreal. July 31-Representative of the Canadian Pacific Railroad to- day issued an official denial of the rumor to the effect that they are to abandon their Oriental business.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Special Panel To Try eambiers

New York, Aug. GA special panel of 100 names has been ordered that jurors may be obtained to try the race track gamblers recently arrested st the direction of Governor Hughes.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Ie|e}rdphi( News
President And Woodruff Confer

Oyster Bay, July 3l-Prcsident Roosevelt and Timothy Woodruff, of the New York republican state cen tral committee, were in conf.r renee for three hours today. The subject of the conference was not made pulp lie. Francis Loomis of Ohio is here and expresses himself most optimis- tically as to the party situation.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Grant Appointee Dies.

eeattle, Aug. 5-Michael s. Drew, S"%tor of customs for Puget Sound ana President Grants term of of Ihfied here last night.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06
Army Veterans Do Well.

San Francisco, Aug. 5--Seven vet eran officers of the army took the Roosevelt tests yesterday and all made good showing.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06

Prompt attention given to mail or- ders, and prescriptions filled by a registered pharmscitt Red Cross Drug Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06

Sam Jones and James Hogan, oper- ators in tho United States signal ser. vice who have been attached to the local office went out on the Santa
The Alaska prospector., 1908-08-06

Tho Yaldc" Dock Company Is hay ing 6 large number of piles made toredo proof, after which they will be driven as supports for the wharf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
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poss~d snptes,ng
hs.s Asbel SoSisa and Roy H,ck.
Oess ~ to~E SssdAy the gu~.ss Il
tke latter mener
Gsy Hsmil,sa retursed Tuesday
fTosa a ssx we..ks s3ourn IN TeUnes-
sse and Mississippi
Mr. and Mrs. John Fuliz expect 10
besSe "Wednesday for Ssg~sck<
where they will spend the winter.
Nss. Mabel Brown spent a cosple
oi dsys last week visiting Ut The
ranch Of Mr. aud Mrs John Fults
The Co.khn sa~ mill on the
k,S Tend has bsen sold 20 A La
nose at Chester whence it is be,nS
moved.
Mr. Clodfelter, one of our n,Rh,
operators has gone To Marshall pcs.
for a week to relieve the regular
nasn there
The shrill notes Of the whistle It
the saw mill in town run by A. q
Hicks makes us remember there is
soassthing doing in Sarsents these
days after all
X j. BrImer returned FRIDAY
from Salida where he went to con
suit . physician. Mrs. Brimer re-
msised in Sal'da with her parents
till after Nmas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
- e S1usk eepu' 49,

A oeeting Of the Gsnn,son
coaesy sock RroweEs' associations 10
hsssSy called ior Saturday January
:, = sAe county court house in Gun
aisoa ~ 10 30 .. IN. for the purpose
u soectiag delegates 10 attend the
esssal meeting Of the Colorado
Ca1tIs 4 Horse Grower Association
whinA meets in Denver at the Albany
A0aso, January 2e and 23, 1909, and
70 ssssags for Estrsy Dsy and to
tsssasCs other important baeinsss.
X H. Andrews, President,
c. J.. STONE, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
HoylEvuE
piaa Correspoadence

NeWsChahpiR Correspoadence.
Wednesday, dec. 90
CT Mcdonald made q trip to the
cosnty seat Wednesday.
Miss Edna Upton returned Sun
day 10 her home In Crookston.
q. A. llesCombes went to Gunni-
son Saturday, returning Sunday.
Rumor has it that wedding bells
will ring in Doyle Christmas day.
Frank Knowles returned Wedpes-
day from . trip to Kansas City and
Iowa.
Miss Flora Hallowell, our teacher,
went to Gunnison 10 take the exam
ination.
The school at Crookston has II
pspils enrolled. Aiss Blaine, the
teacher 10 highly appreciated BY
parents and pspils.
Mrs. J. G. Leonard and Miss Ida
departed Thursday for Beatrice,
Nebraska They expect to be gone
about three months.
Letters received by friends of W.
b. Mcdonald state he 10 pleasantly
located at Aztec n. N. where he has
taken up 45O acres of land under
the new irrigating ditch now in
process Of irrigation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
C0C1lGr0PA

Ne~s-Champion Correspondence.
Sunday, Dec. 20
Anabel Gray has been on the sick
list.
About eight inches of snow on
the level.
A. Garcia has been on the sick
list this week.
Edith Funk has returned to
Doyleville to school. -Uisa
A cold spell hit here since Friday
averaging from so TO sc below.
+. c. Everly and W. l.. Perry
made trip to Gunnison Tuesday
Jaun Quintana made q trip TO
Saguache tho 18th to attend the
wedding of his sister.
Thos. Roberts instead of shippinQ q
cattle to Kansas City as stated in last
weeks items, sold to Jerry O'Regan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
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lRsalids' Hotel And Surgical Institute
Buffalo. y. Z.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
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NoNoaS n~cord

On Saturday. Dec. 5 the LAZY
lands company consanmsted =
deal which meant the sccess,or 20
its holdinss Of the Roth and DoyIs
ranches in the South Nsturits
country The land embrsc~d in
the transfer 10 an even section
carrying With it nine foot water
right. This 10 considered =
winning move BY the co@psny and
one that adds to its property val
sabIs rights that cannot be over
estimated viewed fron . physical
standpoint which in torn, will build
it up financially. J. s. Miller
president Of the company is to be
congratulated on his business lore
sight and the welfare Of the organ
ization Of which he 10 the head.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
DOWERlAN
News-Champion Correspondence.

Monday, Dec. 81.
Geo. Dice was a visitor here with
his sons couple of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Nye came in
Saturday to do annual work on their
group of claims adjoining the Abe
Lincoln.
F. A. Wilson was here this week
to start work on the Corona tunnel
and Gold Cross group. J. J. Leahy
will be in charge of the work.
The Abe Lincoln mill started the
fire under the new boiler last week
and have been warming up machin-
ery and dropping the stamps each
day. Now they are ready 70 run ON
shift ustil the FIRST Of the year whsr
ths force may Be dosbled. Thi,
makes fcur companies operati NJ
hsss u pcessat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
8sard - - Sospso,

Have you seen the Cut Glass at
Canaday's? 1t is the largest assort-
ment, best designs and the lowest
prices l have ever seen and the books
you can buy for the baby, the boys
or glrls. Late books and novelties
OF all kinds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
S0oDoR1Gf AJO ue laupoY
NewsCAaaptoa Correspondence.

Monday Dec. 81
VIM Garry returned to Hotchkiss
Saturday.
Mrs. Carey made = trip to Paonis
Thursday.
II. T. Rednon retsrned Thurs
day from SOmerset where he has
been employed for some time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
Aannnl I'D lsl1pu' 49,,

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the 0snnisoa Valley Ice company
for the election Of directors and the
Transaction Of such other business a.
may co0e before the meeting will be
held as the Office of the company At
the residence Of ID. V. Pennington
In the town Of Gunnison, Colorado.
on Tuesday, 5th day of January.
A. ID. 1909. at 5 O'Clock p. m.
:. ID. V. PENNINGTON, Pres.
Dated December l, 1903.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

d. W. Sampson sad sons are i,
Gated ~ sssistsnts o. the Hyst
rssch this wisses saA have novel
from the Silver Spring mach N
Gently sold to Anderson Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

Good hay ranch for sale. eaO acres
seven miles from Gunnison, price
S4,OW. Also GO head Of cattle
W. B. Moore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

Anderson Bros. have broaghs in q
fine bunch Of white face steers
bought at Windsor, twenty i've miles
east Of Greeley. They are shor'
yearlings or spring calves, bred in
Wyoming. AZ thrifty . lot of feed.
ers as may be seen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

We have opened the New York
Cafe and invite the patronage of the
pu bic. Testify cooked meals,
attrscti~ely served. Regular prices
Ara- Alice Mayo and Mrs. Mar
Whip, PROPRIETOR
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

The cold snap has been general
in Colorado - WAS the preceding
storm. This looks like q severe
winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

Ladies Outing Gown Sample
One-third price saving.
SAMPLINERs
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
0ESrED nvTn
ltsos evx,m the Pilot

1sSuDs WIN tho fIlOt
Stswsst Rider and family of J ack 9
CsAis, left this week for their
fstsFs home at Rsdlands, California
g. Z. Byrd arrived yesterday from
Bssceesridge where he has had
chsfOs of some placer mines. He
sxRscss 70 g up 70 Augusta and re-
fos snvsssi dsys.
~ ssleeA ca~s down from The
/khG 2ins last wssk where hs
-aA rsa tAs conpressor since lssa
Jsne. He west 70 New Mexico on
Saturday 70 b. gone the remainder
Of The winter.
The Snowy Range Band will give
. Aasqss Ball Christmas night in
the City Hall, and the Bows arr
making every effort for the dances
success. An oyster supper will bs
served st the Edwards building
Ross hss ordered an excellent lin.
OF masks and costsmes for the oc.
casion ssd they can be rented at q
moderaAe price.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

For Sale-Charter Oak cook stow,
CRATES in good condition, pipes, zinc
everything complete, &c cash
II. F. Lake Jr 1t the News-Chsm
pion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

Pitkin Miner-M. o. Waterman
and son Walter, and w. w. Wiss
were in town Saturday from Ohio
City. They loaded and took back
with them a large stean boiler
belonging to Mr. Waterman, which
he proposes to use for power par.
poses about the ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

Call Il J. ID. Miller L Bros'. Ns>s
Aasfst. Sc IL fse b~egy sissa
sway ire.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

It Win b 70 cur customsn ID.
vantage 10 ssttb tAsir oucoasAa
bs6ne0 Jaa. lsk. J. d. Nillsr 4
Bru. Aane 1arksk
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

The stockmen have cleaned NJ
their herds pretty thoroughly, bu,
some arc still debating whether &c
sell at the good figures prevailing OF
feed for better prices next spring
1t looks like a winner either way
for reports from eastern states rus
TO the effect that corn is high and
few animals are in the feed lots
However, with long hard winter
staring him in the face there is ,
chance for the ranchman to &c,
caught short about March with THU
high priced hay. and lose out al
around. The safest plan is to seI
both hay and cattle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25
Lsv 1s11H Ralss

Tickess O. sale be. "a, s5, 81.
1908 sad January lse 1909. Final
limit Jaay. III Call o. ths Rio
Grasds Agent for furtker infor.
maeioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

1t will be " our customers advan.
tage to settle their accounts before
Jan lse. J. ID. MILLER * BROS
Meat Market.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

December 25, Christmas nishs
Gaanisoa Redoen will give IL,
snassl masquersds bsll & Rsdna,
sed Woodmsa Aalla. Be ss,y =
take in The social Ovsat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-12-25

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-28

chop. s2s; coarse middlings. s21; tne
rniddlings. s31 ton.
Fresh veaetnbies--6reen onions. IL
~, gZoc per n aoz; casqmoers; ..so per
tuce. SM10c per ID; spinach. 81 per
bu; parsley. 20I25c per dog; water
cress. acc per doz.
Ftnnnn Haddfe--10Ml2c per Id.
Grnpes-Maiagas. $500 so per Dbl
Green Peppers--50c per basket
Hsy-Detroit shippers are paying the
car lots, T. o. b. Detroit: No. ! timothy,
s15@15.5o No. q s149l45O; clover
mixed. s14 a14.5o: rye straw, 81: wheat
and oct straw. 81 ton, in ear lots.
l4@15c: extracted. SDsc per Id.
Hickory Nuts-s2 per bu.
Hides--No. l cured. Isc; No. cured
1 green, 51sc; No. . green, aye klr,
No. i, &c: No 2. 81 &c; calf. cured. No. /,
ide Nc z sHS esr calf n green s,,l No
!. S2.75; No. ?. $1.75; sheepskins. as 70
H.rdwsrs1wire nails: ss4o; base
barbed wire. $3.50; No 3 anneaied wire
s2.3o; poultry netting berure wvavtng
80 and per cent on poultry netting
cloth. $40 per 100 feet: lap and slip
Joint eavetrouEh. so and 10 per cent
of; round and corrugated conductor
Lfmes--y1 G1.25 per 100.
Lemons-California, $3@3.50 per box
box.
Mushrooms--f50 soc per III.
Oranges-floridas, s250M275 per
box: California navels. sz7593 per box
Onions---55 a 75c per bu; Spanish
f1.25 crate.
Ons--Raw Iinseed. 4sc: boiled lin.
| seed. 4ec gal. less l per cent for cash
| in 10 days; diamond headlight kero.
sene. 9Ac; turpentine. I'm barrel lots
/ 81 &c per gal.
Pop Corn-Ears. age per h.
I Potntoes--Car lots. e. o. b. Detroit
go soc per bu: new Bermudas. $3.50
per bu
Pouitry--Live springs. ska1oc
hens. &c; ducks. 16m11c: geese, 1Oc
| turkeys. 13@14c: dressed hens. 1oc
| springs, 10h m11c: ducks, 11@12c
| sweet Potafors--Illinois, $3.50 pei
| blu; So so per Dbl.