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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
ONO CITY
News-Champion Correspondence.

NewsChamplon Correspondence.
Tuesday, October G.
Supt Miss Luella johnson OF
Gunnison spent Sunday here.
Mr.. Ritner of Heglar, Neb., is
here for a weeks visit with relatives
A class Of three were initiated
into the mysteries Of Woodcrafl
Tuesday night.
Ralph Conklin, whose leg was
crushed some ten DAYS ago, is rap
IDLY recovering.
A bouncing girl came last week
to entertain at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Williams.
Miss Myrtle Bonifeld arrived this
week and has been employed as
clerk at the postofiice.
o. n. Lewis starts this week for
Arizona to take up new mining work
for the Lamont interests.
Mrs. } J. Curley and daughter OF
Bowerman, came over "Wednesday
to receive medical attention for the
latters eyes.
4 small barn at the Links was
destroyed by fire Monday, burning
two valuable horses. The source of
the fire is not known.
The firm Of Caufman q Tarkine-
ton has dissolved partnership and
the business will continue with
VIM. Harrington as sole owner.
Jack Mcdowell. who has been
foreman at the Dice sawmill the past
summer, departed Thursday with
his family for Oklahoma to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Lewis johnson delightfully."-
entertained at 500 Thursday even
ing Those present were. Messrs
and Mesdames Mayfeld. Dirrim
Conklin, Ridley, Dark, BarnhiIl and
Mrs. X. Lanoue After an hour Of
games dainty refreshments were
served.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Large Operatisas Planned On Fsre,,

Manager j A. Lehrritter of the
Forest Queen mine at Irwin has this
week inspected the property with
Clncinatti owners of the lease. ana
plans are laid for an aggressive min
ing campaign this winter. Sinking
from the 800 foot level will begin at
once and continue fer 800 feet at
least. In the meantime. drifting
and other development work will 90
forward with the purpose of making
the Queen big pay mine.
1t will be remembered that in
early eighties the Queen produced a
million ard a half above the 26O
foot level. No such deposits of
ruby silver had been found in the
west. Then surface water became
bad and sinking was abandoned.
When Manager Lehrritter took
charge for this Cincinatti comnanv
sinking and other development work
was undertaken and with fatterinc
results. Drifts have been run from
the 200 and the 3G0 foot level. Five
carloads Of high grade ore have been
shipped This new departure is
hailed with pleasure bv the miners
who remember what the Queen used
to be and what they may expect in
IRWIN camp when this property is
put on its feet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

From a 20 cent ad. run fonr times
in the News-Champion W. II. Robi-
son OF the Lake Fork sold l40 head
of cattle He had replies from Sal
gent and Gunnison. but sold the
stock to Allen and Comstock OF
Jacks Cabin. Mr.. Robson has
about sold out on the Lake Fork and
will soon move to his new home five
miles out of Cortez in Montezuma
county, where he has purchased 40
acre ranch
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
VULCAN
News Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Oct S.
W. G. Henry left today for Den
yer.
Fred Russell returned from Denver
few days age accompanied by his
brother.
O. 4. Wilt left here few DAYS ago
for the Red Cross hospital at Salida
where he il being treated for stomach
trouble.
The sulphur company received .
few days ago grinder and are now
engaged in placing it and will be IN
shape soon to pulyerize the $50 ton,
ot birthstone they have already ex
tracted from the crude ore.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
uuaAw - cam vu


Wednesday. seps asL.
Ns- l. A. NcCoassA susrrned
Saturday from Grand Jssct.oa
~hege - te.,k IN the fair.
&. +. AcCosd snd X NeDououcb
are both sie proud fathers 81 baby
b.,ys bagn here lac, wsek.
j y. SAspAs 10 the ne~ tune
keeper here, having arrived re-
So ntly from Coloraio ; prings
Mrs. Pete Nelson will retsrn TO
her home IN beaver next week after
spending the summer here with her
husband
J A Galloway has again opened
his ice cream parlor aud pod
hall as the creased force now lsst-
'hes such a place
Mr. aud Mrs. T. l. Daggs will
leave next week flr the Philippines
where Mr u sgs will be IN the
emp.oyr II Uncle sam His
place AZ ,ugineer - tiled by W c.
iFtHA 81 htuththN.
The schools of Luiane are doing
good work under the direction IL
Mss Julia Redden Mss Redden
teaches the higher grad. aud hss
p enrolled IN her pm Miss
Laura Pounds has the loger grades
with Al enrolled
A. II Buck who has been in
charge of the electrical work in CON
nection with the tunnel for a num-
ber OF years, has resigned on
SccU,.nt Of his health Mrs Buck
will JOIN him in Delta and they will
spend the winter in California.
At the East Portal the entire force
has been working on the headworks,
sinking a shaft and pumping water
out Of the heading. No progress
has been made in this heading for
several months ON account of the
large flow of water but it is hoped
that work will be resumed the first
Of October.
An extra effort is now being made
TO have the water running through
the tunnel for irrigation season of
1909, and an additional appropria
ton will probably make this po~si-
Bile. A force OF about $50 men are
working in the west portal and
about 300 feet Of tunnel have been
driven during the month of Sept. in
this heading. Concreting Of walls
was started on the 9th with a gang
Of about Is men
The ladies of Lu ane kept open
house Saturday to their Montrose
and River Portal friends. An elaborate
supper was prepared by them and
enjoyed by over forty guests. In
spite Of the cold snap a large croud
came over from Montrose and
River Portal for the event and to
attend the dance given in the hall
that evening. Music was secured
from Montrose and punch was
served throughout the evening,
which was declared to be one the
most pleasant ever spent in Lu ane.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
BONNEVILLE
mpion Correspondence.

Nt~sIt ham mpiOn Correspondence.
Wednesday, Oct I.
Deer seasoni !. now open and mos OF
the men Of this vicinity are out
Miss Hannah Spann visited rcla
tiVes on upper Gunnison last week.
4. 4. Shacklcford and wife Were
shopping in Gunnison Saturday.
Fred and Ernest Mckee and Earl
I}crryhill were callers in the valley
last week.
Mrs. W. A. Willis returned from
Denver Saturday and reported Miss
ncmeIin doing nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
SOMERSET AND the MUDDY
News Champion Correspondence.

Monday, October ).
Mrs Reed returned to Somerset
Monday
Mrs. Redmon rode to Somerset
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bardine rode to Bowie last
Wednesday
llarve Emmons and Orion Hurts
visited at Ben Beezley's Sunday.
W. J. Redmon and Mr.. Porter are
over on Bullion King creek working
prospects.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

A man can conduct business with
out advertising and he can wink at
girl in the dark-but what's the
use? News-Champion believes in
the medicine it prescribes for in
creasing business and annually
spends more for advertising than
ony other firm in Gunnison with the
possible exception of two.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
CAsnErou CiIPen,Cs
champion Corresposdence

Wednesday, Sept. 81
Joe Profit was up from his Gun
nison ranch this week.
Haying and grain eating over
and nov for spad digging.
The county road outfit is making
some needed repairs on Baldwin
roads this week.
The ranchers must be intending
to keep warm this winter jud ying
from the number of teams that are
hauling coal this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Over 40 different postal card
views of Gunnison county, for sale
at the News-Champion Office. On
sale at retail in the principal stores
throughout this section. Buy a
dozen and advertise the country by
using these cards in writing to east
ern friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Saraye1 or Stele,

Iron grey colt, gelding. branded
G on left shoulder, has on halter and
bell. Reward for information as to
his hereabouts.
f. ID. REDMoS, Box 63.
Somerset, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
EAST RIVER
ews-Champion Correspondence.


Wednesday, Oct.
Mrs. J. j. Genright is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Heilman was riding on Ohio
creek last week
Chas. Nickols is getting ready Ia
make his house larger.
From the noise we hear tbero : q
lot of hunting going on.
When G. l.. Dillworth gets ti.
house done he will have one of ~,
incest homes in East River VALLEY
jolly crowd gathered at fin,
home OF Sam Bottenfjeld Sund,-.
ihe guests were Mr. and Mr.. Frfs
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. NickoIs Mr.. :
NJ. Bottenfield and Mr.. Stirer. the Ia,
ter OF Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Are You to Take a Trip?
On Tuesdays the Colorado 4 Southern
sells round trip tickets to all State points
from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pue-
bio at exceptionally low rates. o4-55
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Fer Sn2e

At edge of town, a very desirable
residence on reasonable terms. Fine
place for market gardening or small
ranch. A snap if you snap soon
enough. Inquire at this offices. 39-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Miaiag mscki.ery fsr Sale

Two 80 horse power boilers, two
first class mine pumps, a steam hoist
and other machinery complete at an
absolute bargain See or write to
III. S. Marshall. Gunnison. AS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
F~ Sale

Six room brick residence, four
lots, city water, electric lights. Good
barn. House alone would cost
$4,000 to replace; 81, 800
Five room frame cottage, five lots;
cellar, pantry, closets, good well;
$500.
Comfortable three room frame
cottage. 2 lots. $500. Will sell for
$50 down, balance monthly pay
ments at above rental value.
HENRY T. LAKE
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

] have two wheel scrapers left 4.
Some have been after me to lend
them Others are windy | want
two men like my friend, Charlie
Sutton, who came down, took the
one he wanted and left me check
on the First National bank for the
amount
4l42 II. 4. SkuEs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
CRESTED BUTTE
News Champion Correspondence.


Tuesday, Oct. Z.
John Plut. Jake Sayc and Tony
Chiodo each brought in fine buck
ON the second.
Dir j. W. Rockefeller made flying
trip to Denver last week returning
on Wednesday.
Messrs ! W. Rockefeller aud j. H.
Block are outhtting as We write for
a hunting trip.
Division Supt. Thomas of Glen
wood Springs paid his regular visit
to the mines here this week.
Burton T.. Matteson Of Trinidad
master mechanic for the &. T.. X Co
visited the Buttes and Floresta this
week
Mrs. j. II. Block and daughter
Josephine. departed ON Friday for
Denver, where they will spend the
winter. Josephine attending school
there.
Mrs T.. T. Mcknight arrived last
week after n severe spell of illness in
Denver. Mr.. Mcknight met her at
Salida and accompanied her from
that place here.
Geo. y Hubbard and party rode
from the Buttes Tuesday, returning
via Mt. Carbon and Irwin the next
day.
A. 80 day lay off is being enjoyed
by d. J. Appiegate, now machine
foreman at Delagua. Colo. and he
came up Saturday to visit his family
at the Buttes. The two big mines
at Delagua turn out 5000 tons of
coal dav. One wonders how the
Gunnison county mines can com
pete at this distance until we re-
member that for quality our
Crested Butte. Mt. Carbon and
Somerset coal have them double
discounted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

VIM. Young was a visitor at III.
county seat from Crested Butte the
latter part Of last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

"llows the campaign getting in
your section?' Very exciting"
answered the sarcastic citizen from
NiWot. Next week were to have
a Joint debate between phonograph
and a graphophone."
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Mary T. Zeigler, representing
Chas A. Stevens q Bros, Chicago,
the greatest exclusive establishment
in the world for women's wear now
ready for inspection. 4O-it
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
F~ Sale

First class alfalfa hay in the stack
or delivered
i0.tf. GLEN SMITH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

Geo. n Hubbard and party rode
from the Buttes Tuesday, returning
via Mt Carbon and Irwin the next
dav
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

SILK petticoats, heatherbloom pet
t,coats, bed spreads, ladies' dress
skirts; blankets, salesmens samples,
price saving SAMPLINEEs.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Palmer--A Z. Osborn. Marion; L.
w. Bailey. St Louis; A. r. Weisz
Springfield; J. NJ. Robbins, jackson
A. ]. Johnson, Memphis; John Build
er. Chicago; Sidney Kaufman, Louis
Vile; William Pearson, Cincinnati; f.
A. snain, Shelbyville; r. II. Sydnor
Nashville.
Belvedere-s. J. Wilton Green
castle; J, b, Allen, Guthrie: r. e
Glover, Springfield: r. Neil. st. Louis
w. c. Holins, Temple Hill; w. r.
vickery. Evansville; Fred McCarty,
Morganfield: j. H. Tice, st. Louis:
Tom Haden, Rock Castle.
New Richmond--Rev. l.. f. Camp
bell. Bowling Green; B. T. Chawlers,
Birmingham; @. a. Wall. Dayton: ;.
r. Brown, Metropolis; George Thrift,
.Goloonda Ray L. Freeman. New
Orleans; r. L. Mason. Adalrville; E.
NJ. McGonder, Cairo; r. Taylor, Nash
Vile.
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Official Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville, not much
change tonight. then fall slightly for
a day, aud afterward rise again. At
Mt Vernon. will continue falling for
"a hours. At Paducah and Cairo,
will continue falling during the next
SO hours.
The- Tennessee. from Florence 20
below Jacksonville. will rise during
the next three days.
The Mississippi at Chester, will
fall slightly during the next 36 hours.
At Cape Girardeau. will rise for ~
hours, then fall
The Wabash at Mt Carmel. will
continue rising for two days.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16
THE DISEASE. AND ITS CAUSE.


For eight years Kentucky Democ-
racy has been cultivating the impend-
Ing crisis. From the Infamous Music
Hall convention to the present diem
ma is a logical progression. Goebel-
Ism, after all, was but incipient
Beckhamitis. Acquiescence in the ex-
tended vacation rendered BY the vot-
ers In 1899 would have prevented the
necessity for this painful operation
on the party organization, and the
probable permanent impairment of
some OF its essential functions.
The administration, that is recent
history, was foisted on the state by
the very body that is trying to tear
ITS roots out of the party's vitals. II
the administration developed into a
malignant growth, 1t is because it had
its origin la legislative perversion of
the popular will. and that was its
nature. II the whole state has be-
come infiamed with the rash of law
lessness, the seat of the disease is in
the Democratic party and its legisla-
ture.
The course of the administration
was typical. 1t protected the ruth
less political malta of Breathitt coun-
~, and held Caleb Powers a prisoner
without bail, an exception in the his
tory OF the AngiolSaxon people il
encouraged incendiarism and blood
shed In the dark tobacco district, and
unquestionably winked at the spirit
ing away of George Warner, the as
sassin OF Master Mechanic Leeds, of
the L. & N. railroad shops at Louis
vile. Warner was declared insane
by an especially selected jury the
night before his execution day. and
sent TO Hopkinsville. Three months
1t was reported that George
Warner had escaped in a manner as
romantic as II was, preposterous. In
eight years the administration has
made Kentucky appear to the outside
world like one long, red glare of
blood and fire
II was the iniquituous Goebel cleo
ton law, which Democrats fondly
hoped would keep the party in power
forever. chat in reality bred and per-
~
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16
RIVER NEWS

The towboat Oakland passed up
the Ohio yesterday afternoon with a
tow OF 20 empty coal boats on her
way to Louisville.
The Hopkins was in and out this
morning for Evansville. The Joe
Fowler Is due in from Evansville to-
morrow morning.
The George Cowling Is doing a big
passenger business between Paducah
land Metropolis on her two trips daily.
Tho Clyde, which vas due TO leave
early last night for the Tennessee, did
not get away till 30 this morning.
She went up the Ohio yesterday at
ternoon after corn, there being SO
much to take on that she was unable
TO get away for the Tennessee river
until this morning.
The Buttorff is due in from Nash-
Vile late this afternoon. She will
leave Immediately on her return trip.
The Kentucky is due tonight from
the Tennessee.
River stage 300, fall of s..
The Jim Duffy got away today for
the Tennessee river after tow of
,iies. '
The Georgia Lee left Memphis this
afternoon for Cincinnati. She will
arrive at Paducah Saturday noon.
The Dick Fowler got away at s
o'clock this morning for Cairo with a
good trip of freight and a large num-
Der of passengers.
Work at the dry docks was sus-
pended for today on account of the
high wind blowing up the river and
the cold weather.
Bess, the watchdog at the wharf
boat, made three little negroes take
to the tall" last night about O'Clock.
Three colored boys about nine or ten
years old had crawled In among lot
of empty corn sacks on the upper
end of the wharfboat and were pre-
pairing to take a nights rest when
Bess discovered Their. Things were
The Jim Duffy will leave today for
the Tennessee. river after tow of
ties.
The Castalia arrived today from the
Ohio. river with tow OF ties for the
Aver & Lord Tie company.
pretty lively for little while, and
the idog took the seats out of the
tro{ serS pf two OF them, but the other
on4 got sway unharmed, Bess stayed !
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16
|CONFBREES GET
INTO DEADLOCK
Committee on Oglesby Primary
Bill Fail to Agree.
Three Reports Made TO House by Com.
mittee Investigating Dresden
Heights Lease.
THEY GET SEVERE sCoLDINGs

Springfield. H., Jan. 16.-The new
joint conference committee OF the
Oglesby primary election bill held
four sessions and proceeded to get
into a deadlock over the matter. Sen
ator Berry moved that the report OF
the conference committee Of the
|Oglesby bill be taken as the basis for
working. but this proposition was do
feated. The senators voted for tho
proposition but the majority of the
house voted against Il.
Senator Helm then moved that the
committee take up the original Ogles-
by bill as the basis for work, but this
proposal met with defeat. The sena-
tors voted for Helms resolution but
the house members mostly voted no.
In the later sessions the house
members stood for the original Ogles-
by bill while the senators insisted on
the senate amendments. The only
thing that was agreed on was TO
strike out the emergency Clause.
Three reports were made to the house
this afternoon by the committee on
Investigating the Dresden Heights
lease by the Economy Light and Pow
Ter company.
The Republican members made a
report virtually whitewashing the
canal commissioners for making the
lease. Hearne. OF Adams county. DEM
octat, simply reported the facts with
a mild censure OF the commission.
Egan, Democrat. of Chicago. reported
recommending that the commission
ers be removed from Office.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16

James Polk. tho Illinois Central
machinlst. whose leg was broken by
a fall New Years day. Is improving
and Is able to be up on crutches Irc
Is at the home OF his father In tho
county.
Duke Caldwell. agent for the I'LL
nois Central At Central City. who was
stricken with paralysis several weeks
ago. is mu&h improved. lie is at the
Illinois Central hospital.
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SCHOOL NOTES


Supt. Carnagey has asked the teach
ers of the schools to prepare list OF
test questions to be used in their de-
partments during the examinations,
which will be held January 81. 2S and
20. After the teachers suggestions
have been received the superintendent
will make out the official lists. There
will be no school January 80 and 81,
the two days being taken up by the
'teachers in grading the papers of the
pupils, except the afternoon of the
Goth, when the children will go to
their rooms for their grade cards.
Superintendent Carnaee,' has sent a
letter to the teachers suggesting thai
the test questions to be used at the
examinations be made as representa-.
tive as possible. 1.-The examinations
are not for the purpose of finding out
what the pupil does not know but "a
find out IL he really understands the
work he has gone over" said the SUI
perintendent this morning.
No examinations will bel held in the
primary grades, the pupils being
graded from the records kept by the
teachers of the daily work.
Superintendent Carnagey has re.
ceived letter from Miss Anna Bird
Stewart, of Cincinnati, saying she
Will be here to take up her work In
the High school February 1, which
is the beginning of the second semes-
ter.
After the expenses of the minstrel
are paid that was given by the boys
of the High school Tuesday evening
they will have about $S5 for the High
school monthly. THE Ish koodah. -
Yesterday afternoon the performs nee
was repeated and large audience
mostly of school children, was pres
ent. Probably, the next play to be
given will be by the members of the
"Ishkoodah" STAFF. Other class plays
may be given during the semester.
Miss Anna Bird Stewart, formerly
teacher OF English in the High school.
will be in the faculty after this
month and she will assist In coaching
the students.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16
YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT
Rvery dose makes you feelbetter. Lax-Fo
teeps your whole insides right. Sold on the
money. back plan everywhere. Proc 20 cents.
tuberculosis Sanitori,,m

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 1e.-Seventy-
five thousand dollars Is appropriated
for the establishment of state tuber-
culosis sanitorium under the terms OF
a bill which was introduced in the
senate this morning and the state
proposes to take up the fight against
the great white plague. The bill will
have strong support and Senator
Combs hopes to have It passed. Sew
eral other bills were introduced In the
senate, one being the new primary
election law which was offered by
Senator Albert Charlton.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16

with them till they reached First
street. No claims have been put in
against the wharfboat yet for dam
ages.
Tho Mary Anderson arrived from
Nashville today with a tow OF ties and
lumber and will leave tomorrow for
Nashville to bring another tow down
the river.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16

Ice on the brick and asphalt
streets this morning made II difficult
for horses that are smooth shod Ia
travel. and trafiic was almost suspend
cd foT several houIs until the sunshine
caused the ice to melt. No accidents
OF any. serious consequence were re-
ported on account OF the freeze.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16

According to the proposed congress
sional red.stricting bill, the First dis
.trict will lose Caldwell county. which
VIII still give Ollie James comfort
able majority.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16

P.eaf Trouble with these con-
to arrange a revision of the
T. of second class cities, has
that they have amounted to lit
more than a market place for pol
ans to trade Influence for their
qualification. For instance, Pa
u.sh got her minimum police pro-
vision on decker Ct this kind. We
believe that the gentlemen. who will
represent Paducah a the approaching
conference have sscher YES to put
lhroug.., c.'t--T7iat is really needed
l a. careful revision of. the whole
sharter, the repeal of the present law
and its enactment in form that is
best for all concerned. That will take
time and thought and somebody
ought to be paid for the trouble of
preparing Il.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16

Wilson's book store carries n full
limo OF metropolitan newspapers.
daily and Sunday. 313 broadway.
Soulc's old stand.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16
Nv the Up.to.Date Parson.

Financial troubles may depress,
But, brethren, | would state,
Although the money markets tight,
Don't overlook tine plate.
Detroit Free Press.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-01-16

Bowers-They say he married her
for her money.
Powers-The deuce he did; !
thought he was an antique collector.
Philadelphia Telegraph.