Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-13
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Tincup is not dead. dear neigh
bors. bS, hos s,mply been ''plsvin9
hssr." hsberYatlag for the winter.
We we're slso keepiug very still
hop.ng thessby 10 hide on, from the
grippe be-, he foSnd us just the
same: . fscs ~ which most of US csn
testify frou expesisnce. A few ssill
psesssa in the ,ho~Gks that they have
never hsd 1t, bot yos can't couvince
saane psople thst the mooa 10 made
of svssa cAssus, altAo wise mon cf
all 49, have dscl>rsd that 1t rs
Anoeg ~ lo.g lisa f entries for
the fanoss Po.s EndsEaaoe Race, we
taal, % ~. 70 n0Gsce ssy Gssnisoa
cosssy boys and bsoocos. Coase lsds
go out vosr spurs ''shsps snd
best ''koas' flssh snd lets get into
the co.sssa tsrtA aud too R&il. This
is soiAg 70 bs the gvest event of
the grsesssa century, and for mercy
sake, kt's he repsesented
Tincsp produces the most skill
fHl ninsss in the universe; but un
fortaRstely no bornsmen. or they
would have bs,en in line; NO fall in
boys and here TO yos that Gunni-
soa county rider, takes the cake
or the $500 or soneth,n
We rssrst TO hear of the death Of
Harvey Stanley, which occurred, we.
learn. in your city recently. lie
and family were well known here
and have MANY friends in our midst
who extend sincere sympathy 10 the
heart broken widow and little ones
Mrs. 4. o. Churchill, who has
been visiting with her parents at
Boulder since November, returned
home last week and Eds grin is oh,
immense in consequence.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. WolI and
daughter Abble accompanied by Miss
Reynolds made a trip to the lslist-
cred Horn mine Saturday where
thes report everyone as being very
busy.
Mrs. Duncan 5 boys have been
quite ssccessful in trapping coyotes,
hsvipg osueAt five sfrcioses lsasly.
Henry Larson, ut Pieplant, was
still more lucky bringing down an
immense mountain lion with "a six
shooter.
The latest victim Of grippe here
is little Margaret, the second dangh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs, Pat Tourney, il
having taken the form of membrane
oue crop with her We are glad to
say the little one is out of all dan
ger now
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Ballinger who
have been making Salida their home
for several months returned to Tin
Cup during the past month Glad
Of course to get back again. They
left their daughter Minnie to com
plete the term Of school at the SIS
ters academy.
For the purpose Of getting some
mining news, your CORES pondent
made brave effort to reach the
various mines bv the snow shoe
route, but not being an expert on
skees, soon broke one square off in
the middle and the other flew SC
high that gravitation no longer at
tracted it, SO we made our way back
and interviewed the rewsdealeI
from whom we gathered the follow
ing fragments:
The Gold Cup management have
Just received returns from the last
shipment of ore and are so well sat
isfed that they well push work as
rapidly as possible
The Blistered Horn is progress
ing nicely under the management
OF Supt. Lejune and Foreman lie,
hrns. The main tunael is in 2OU0
feet from which they are starting {
300 foot uprlse. to cut the famou.
Jimmy Mack vein. 1t will be re
membered the Jimmy Mack was /;
producer here in early days and vii
soon he one again. They are work
ing full force of men.
Chas Stiles and son Henry arr
working their prospect on Arrow
mountain. They are drifting from
the bottom of the shaft and tax
ing out ore which will be shipped il
the spring.
Phil korn has worked upon hi
Rothschild property a portion of the
winter and the results are yer,
gratifying.
Dick Reed his also been prospect
ing on the same hill and the lates
report is that he has struck "ile. v
At the Monometalist. Supt Nc
Neil has laid off the men until th'
snow is gone