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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09
Business Cards.
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The First National Sank
GUHNssSN. cola.
EstaelisheA 1851.
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lssveo Money Orders Payable at Par
Anywhere In the United states st
the following rates:
On euRe not Exceeding $50 cents
OveS e3e ana not exc'ding -. 10 cents
o. ~ on9 1se exc'ein6 oe..le esoeo
Cvov ~ and not exc ding 50. 20 cents
ovoe ~ eRd not exc ding Zee. rs coats
Larger sum, at the sARo patio
THIS 10 the cheapest and uaoo1 e0nvON-
ly safe. Try It.
Aise issues money orders payable u
fOrstGn countries.
Pays the Highest Markea PYies ~
County and School Warranta and CpNFS
Csvttficatos
Loans ana Discounts 81 Reassoabss
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09

The Gold Iinks management -
oDening the $500 Zee; vein
For sesenty-tVe feet Of drifting. the
ore 50 far shows even better than
the vein at gljn. where ID to date
most of the ore production has been
taken. -Four feet IT rich gold. silver
and lead ore, much Of it shipping
instead Of concentrating material il
showing, and with this additional
feeder the mill will undoubtedly
increase its capacity
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09

Marble Age Mr.. W. j. Fine the
Denver sales agent for the Colo
lule company whose Offices are in
the Majestic building accompanied
the Special and related to the
Marble Age some of his rough and
tumble experiences, when as he
says, be was one Of the "Aboriginics
of Gunnison and surrounding
counties. Having snowshoed in
here some % years ago and survey
ed the present marble deposit for
patent. Along in those years Le,
~ county surveyor established the
county lines between Gunnison and
Hinsdale on the south and Garfield
and Iitkin on the north.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09
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News-Champion Correspondence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09
SnERfFf-s sHIc

co, SARA B, EAsTERLY.
'ounts superintendent of Schooi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09

Pitkiu Miner G. :. Burns aud
@ +. Hines Of the frm oi Burns X
Mcdonnell, civil hydrualic and
electrical engineers. Of Kansas City
No, spent the week here surve, ing
and making plans for the Brant
company electric plant. They were
accompanied by their wives, and
all are greatly pleased with the ideal
climate and beautiful location Of the
town. They left Yesterday for few
days stay in Salt Lake City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-09
APPOxrfOSsENrog sCwu,,r rU..

The ''eneral School Fund for the year epdin,
June ~, isr', has been apport ioned a, foIio.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
The Stomach
Of the Child
Is the oraon All Parents should Pro
tech and Keep Normal.

rs the oraan All Parents should Pro
tech and Keep Normal.
The stomach o. q child Is the organ
above an others upcn which the fn'
lufe of child depends. BODILY de-
velopmert Is fact IN children, AM
che nourlshment necessary to meet
such development IS the one essen
tial demanded from 4 parent. Most
mothers aud fathers iea.Ously guard
child from the formation Of bad
hublts. vet IN this age our children
early become this Victims Of wrong
fced, over eating and irregular meals.
Il Is most appslliag 10 know the
effect ol stomach troubles among our
children
Most children who arc nervous, irrl'
table ANA cross. wha deam. sleep
resilessly. who tire easily and have
no desire fcr child exercise. geuer-
ally have stomach trouble. lnliges'
ton and dyspepsia
Stuarfs Dyspepsia Tablets are IN
tended 20 thoroughly digest food and
70 place the system In shape 20 oh.
tain all the nourishment Il needs from
such food
These tablets MIX with the juices
Of the system. enrchlng them and
giving 10 TIE body the Ingredients
necessary to build up the rapiely
forming brain and body Of the youhg.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets should
be given 20 children after each meal
and ai bed Ting. they are made
from pure vegetable and fruit es,
sences aud contain no harmful chem.
lcals Whatever. The use of these iab-
lets will give greater vim 10 child
IN its school work or al lls play .sey
win produce appetite and soothe
nerves, destroy abnormal cravings
and win allay the bad effects uf swee,
and such improasr FOOLS az most
children enjoy and will eat n1 matter
what ia done TO prevent t.
ID Is Dne The child that his stomach
be protected by the parent plfa II
6tuans dyspepsia Tablets Gre given
after leaif the habits Of the child
win MOI tear Gown the stomach and
destroy the digestive iuises nearly Sc
rapidly Niuarts Dyspepsia tahela
are given ID cach aud every degree
OF iife any condition o' The siom-
ach welcomes them from the strong
est 10 the weakest 'of sale by all
price SO cents. Send ua
your name and address today ana we
win mail you at once 4 trial package.
free. Ldfress e. n. Gtuert Co. $50
Stuart adgs Marshall iiich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Special 20 the Daily Loader.
oklahoma CITY Feb. 22-The fed
Grafton Of commercial clubs today
sent ihe following 10 an tie lfis.aesa
organizations Of Oklahoma cities and
towns;
Ar effort IS being made by the at
torney general to secure an appro.
prailon by ihe present legislature
for the purpose Of resisting the ac-
tiou began BY lniestase gas compan-
les TO ripe Oklahoma gas ont of the
state Unless This appropriations IS
provided, the altoraey general VIII be
left without means 10 fight the case.
The legislature. Ia Decemhs 1907,
passed law making II necessary FOR
foreign pipe line companies 10 gain
consent OF the state to cross public
highways. before gas pipe lines can
he laii across such highways, There
Is nc law tc prevent piping of gas
out Of the state fer such q law
would be unconstitutional but the eff
fCcl Of this lew Is to Leave lt within
the power of the state % prevent
pipe lines being laid 20 the state line
by foreign corporations While that
Is true. and while the effect Of hold
ng this law to prevent oklahoma gas
from halne ppea out II The state
20 large centers OF population. the
real test OF The present law Is upon
the point OF whether the stGte has
central Of its hlghga ays Upon this
polnt She staic Il making its fight
There are probably 100000 people
now being served ia the state with
oklahnme natural gas, sad the qran'
tny Is apparently sufficient to sup
nly every one Of the isrgor tow
lG The state 10 pipe this gas out
means that aoi cals Hlll there be no
further extensions 81 natural Gas sery
ice u towns within the state sul
that this leverage to malatala sactos
ies H. the state win be destroyed
and tsat cur natural product viii be
uscA ta build up large cities IN Other
states Within d very few years ori
cas- supply viii have bees exhausted
N II has been IN other st1tea when
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
OKLAHOMA s0L0Ns
HAD PERFECTLY DANBY
TINE At ENID


#rhe Enid Commercial club recelY
the members Of the Legislature sa
Naay afternoon with open arms
Aldo ,rcm being taken for a drive
OYER the enierpflslng city the solons
wtre hanqueted at the Loewen hote
ln he evening. W. S. Whltllnghill aci
lhR as toastmasier The following pro
gram was carried out
Addres Of Welcome, l. Y. Lyons
nfesldent Chamber OF Commerce
Response. Lieut. Gov Geo. w, Bel
Amy
Geological Survey" Representa-
i've W n Anthony
A Farmer IN the Legislature. Sen
ainr H s Blair
Good Government, Representative
Milton Bryan
Our Neu state" Senator Frank
NJ colvllle.
The Newspaper Of the Future,
Representative G. s, Burnetle.
"oklahoma Banking Law Senator
i. RI. s,ran. Pres. Pro Tenn
~Thcn and Now" Representative
NJ T. Cope
BossIng a senate, Senator J. G
Graham
eour Sanitary Laws Representa-
tRu w =, tillmef
~Thp Cherokee Senator y NJ.
Ehndfum
schools ana Public buildings
neufesen,atlve John r.. McCalla.
Economy 10 Government" Senator
gesse n natchet
aaslness Methods Of Today" Rep.
IN eniaiIyr ~ S, Raclllie.
"a Legislator" Representative Les.
No H. Ross.
.I.avmaking." Senator 2. + Aiem-
plnEet
Oklahoma What il Aslght 30 :
representative uilefback,
Presiding Officers Ia Legislative
Bodies. Speaker Ben n Wilson
New Jerusalem, Senator Cgmp.
1lol Russell
Just 10 Tih In representative G.
wilson.
Good hoanp, representative ~
Murlmap
Legislation" csnalor loy 2. Stat.
iord
Western Oklahome. 9erseseaia'
i've Richard 2rownlee.
~Tlf Heel" Representative y s.
Dak
Cur nohool LANDS" senator q.
almor whomas
rroWth of Oklahoma" lepreseala
svc G.. q Jones.
ganale ana waterways N 0klaho-
An Representative Harry Parsons.
sThe Need OF q Feeble Minded In.
ltuge Senator 81 y Williams.
K was The wee amall hours OF Srn.
sMy when the toast program haa been
e1mpiela6. The special arnia started
iael 10 Guthrie E0on as possible ai-
.ihr lAr close o. sae banquet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Vous woman, aud Is afraid when the
senators turn loose the var talk. Sat
urday she was ~ O very uneasy state
81 mind, and when onF Of The sena-
tors felt compelled TO relate that he
feared although be hated TO think
such could be possible, Chat someone
had become confused IN expression
and omitted correct expellng Of cor
rect and truthful words. the thumper
or typewriter worries almost collapsed,
Potter in rather a gnrewd senator
ana seems able 10 be & Democrat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22
9 q . o Q . q o q Q Q q Q Q o @ 9
O TALES FROM SEN. g
9 ATE CLOAK ROOM c
3 @ 0 ccoc 20 co Q 0 c 0 3

IMPORTANT NOTICE ID MEM
BERs. II anything appears under
this caption dispieaslng tc members,
We aidn't write IT.
Also and wnereas, cloak roDm has
always been a believer m the Hague
aud acot Eon Carnegie peace
theories
lplagraft ,ifs more cloak room fun
tlan others last seek "a Ind a
Woo iwsrd eillof down os q guest
and ihe ct.ior, a sort OF likeable chap
tus siingy about hazzocins himself
into acqusiniaaeeship 1iih common
newspaper makers. wanted TO see the
senate Ia reiiga session after watch
iag the session & half hag7 Oh so,
ond the session was lievly once .of
twice the argument being sharp, the
ctlcr turned to the senator and eS.
claimed. u kzow row why President
aelamy l1 80 fair in his rullaes,
those fellows I've an oversize
vron this time Wynne viii oe PEI
l.caliy explaining ne Is the eiuca-
ilcn cOmmitie ehairmaa an1 ell the
bis pertaining 10 the located state
Institutions age expected ID have his
approved chen. II same one wants
chlnge, sqglealng afied o. stliek-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

nlpcd out indlscrlmlnaleh
Il wuu'i appear ~ be - ihp lntef
est OF Oklahoma people generally and
particularly 70 an towns In the state
which desire natural gas Tor fuel and
factory purpoaes, that the appioprla-
lion be made for carrying on this
fight 70 a final issue IN The courts
The question OF whether the state has
control over ils public highways Is in
itself OF sufficient moment 70 warrant
The expenditure. even wore not the
other issue involved relative 20 con'
sasslRg the Eas. "a cQpieplled, u
lhcn Horhef gehorm, On NJ oplninh
Is supporte BY many good a iorneys,
that the stfto aWill succeed IN esteb.
lishlug It's rights In the matter as
set forth IN the law concerning pub
lic highways and Il this results the
lnclient expense viii be lnhniiesmal
On the other hand even though The
state lone ils contention az The end
OF the litigation the state win have say
ed vastly more than any possible ex
pcnse. IN addition 10 finally deiermin
Ing rs rights IN the matter
II seems clear thar the clles OF
the state should be yltally interested
in having the case fought thsough the
courts TO a final decision. The amount
necessary TO be- appropriated BY tae
legislature for this proceedng is com
parntiyely small. and the best legal
talent has been retained BY lhe state
TO nsslst In the litigation. Members oi
the legislature should be encouraged
60 mike whatver appropriation u nee
ossary to inielllgenlly and vigorously
defend tae states position IN the mat
ter. a conrse in which the people Of
The stage have everything 10 gain ani
nothing % lose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Unless being thumped With the Re-
publican pie.wagon knout, he gen6
ely lines up VITA some fair notions
Of how 70 enact good laws and at amai
expense. He mar reform and be q
Democrat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Fifty-two washington county colp-
les have asked the courts TO dissolve
the vbetter or worse tie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Simon Flickenger, aged 81 yeare,
diet 81 cherckee pioneer; came With
opening Of the Cherokee strip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Era. Maude Miller. IS years o.d
and bride OF two weeks, guaffeled
with ner husband at ENID. Ra1k
rolaon took erams: look sioalhch
pump: took courage and wlR live
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Che aontaued Illness 81 Senator
Stewart not only loses the services
OF q triea and valuable member. but
all vIeiiors and workers miss his hui
morous remarks An entertainer. hut
sfhi a etsong man in argument, the
Aallers man Is sorelg missed
-
0ne Of Che sienoeraphers Is aer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Town Of gtlgler sassed ordi1ancs
prohibiting hogs 'rnzl roofing on
street without being accompanied by
q pen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

en- out, Wynne Is supposed TO know,
Few people can surpass Wynae for
patience and be Is generally ready
With hts answers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-22

Eustlce Marie q @0maache adlaa.
was thrown ircm y weg0n al Neatn.
crIur6 and diee few hours lawy-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-03-11

thing relative to the community
good mogals or Of a corrup;ive in
iluence to the whole population
The following from the Chicago
Advance explaines The situation
perfectly
In the Japanese controversy
the Atlantic Cnast is against the
Pacific Coast The reason is APP
parent; the Jnpanese nre not in the
East. The New England phil So
pher, and they nre all philosophers
discusses the matter as "A thenr+ii.
cal question. rhe Pacific Cnasi
man has children auG they go t.
school; h-use il is n question Wi h
him whether ar not the JHpnurse
should br there. H.. knows what
all missionaries hav- affirmed re-
garding the moral id-as which pre-
vail SO extensively in Jnpnu-s,
families. the ideas rryurhug the
daughters of the family and prosii
tuition, and knowing these things
and many other things concerning
the Japanes people, he hesitp,-s
nbout putting lis children. his
little boys md girls, in close con
tnct with young Japenese who have
been brought up on these ideas.
Ii the eastern people had the ques-
tion thus brought close home lr
them. SO that it touched their flesh
and nlo' and dearest hopes If
their lives, they would probably
tax. the Paciiic Coast view OF
the matter, or would 90 further and
make the California agitation seem
like gentle brepzr.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-03-11

ia effect by that of Colorado, the
dispatches now inform us that on
the 2bth inst. at ashingiun, but
for the delay over night in takin,s
the vote thereby givip . the presi-
dent time to come to the rescue
and weedle into line some helf doz-
en- of the White house Democrats,
the Senate should hnve slAshed
his APPROPRIATION. AS 1t WAS the
vote stood 26 to %, and portends
disaster to Pinchotism in the fu-
ture when Teddy will be gone and
Secretary Wilson enabled TO assert
the authority Of his Office. To thos e
who have never wavercd in their
faith aud belief in the American
fully informed to put
their heel upon this velumo ous bu-
r-aucratic lanIloidism, this is in
deed gratifying and should lead all
who have felt discouraged and in
doubt to JON for the final rout of
this accursed Pinchotism from the
West for ever, and leave us to do
our own taxing Of our own people
for protecting our oun forests III
our own way, and again throw the
public domain open.
with all It's opportunities for our
own people, and Tor the settlement
and development OF our country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-03-11
lie gal Notices.
* II. e. N. Lists 7si. ~ and e4G.
RESTORATION TO FNTRY OF LANDS
lN NAIIONALEOREsT.

Eotioe is hereby riyen that The lands tlescrib-
( ed below, embracing :q3 10 acre-, within the
! Batslrment National Forest. Colorado, Will be
/ subject to settlement nul en,fy under tie pro-
visions Of the homestead laws Of the uittall
states and the act of June II. 1907 lJi Stat. 81
at tl,o United states land ontee AT Glenwuud
Springs, Colo. uu ApUl -. 1919. Any settler who
was actually and in good faith claiming any Il
I said lands for agricultural purpose p iur TO
January !. isu0 ana ha~ not ubandourd same,
has srreferonce right TO make homestead n
try foF the lRnd- actually occupied. Said Ia alds
were listed upon the applications of che p
sons mentioned below, VII" have n p.efarunc,i
right SUI ject 10 tiir prinr ri h e nuy such ct
der, provided such s,ttler Of arpiican. g. quail
fled TO muLe hsH.estend entry aid The prefer
right is ezef eis'd PRIOR L. Ap.il 81, 1913, on
which cate the auds will he -gbiact to set,le.
ment and 'ntry BY any qualified person, The
auds ar. as follows 4 tracl 81 10 acrss -itu-
aied w,thin Whal will probably he, VIII n sur
veycd, See !, 2. u and u, 7. u, >, Il ~ W,
bounded anu described faliows beginning
al noini Nhicli hear- n. y deg ee~ and I, W.
ll2.Zu chains from the quarter corner between
secs. and u, T. II -, Rigs. 50 mud W, extend
ing thence y. Is degrees u L. 4O chains; thence
N 6s O Z. y chains tiirnee >. 2i' - Z. ss.yU
chains thence ;. 10 o. W. Is chains thcure :.
l5s q. f. - -ha'ns; thence ). / o 4. Is ch,.ins
thence \, 20 o, ". % Chains tn place OF bc.sin-
ming. said tract va listed upon application OF
Joseph blSxtrI,u ut Re,ist,ue, Colorado.
Also Il tract II l2l.oacrc- -iuaunted in surveyed
Secs 20. - ard ~, 7. u s. X. SOW. described as
follows. Beginning q; corner H. Of claim II W
IL Natiot whence Forest Service Monument On
Sheep Mountain ns.rs n. S5s 81 l.. s6.It chairs:
extending theme ). Its Is w. 4s.6i chains:
thence .. ~ 8 ". 3i.t5 chains; thonse y. 3 .
T. 3D.a5 c!nius; thence y. 60 - L, t7.1l chain,
to the place ofbcg,nning. Suiu tract Wa listed
upon the application cf OF Marion Galpin. OF
Paonia, Colorado.
Also n tract % l;sisg acres situated in unsur-
vcyed Scc-. II. Is. ~ ani 20, T. II 5. Il. ~ W.
bounded and described a. follows, beginning at
a snniston. monument marked HI, whence
Forest Service muuumeut on Sheep Mt, bears
s. s. ~ L. put-J chains and tie quartrrsection
coroner boty,ou Sec. :. T. II 3. X. 80 W. and
Sec. ~. T. lis. - W bears n. az 80 +. $40
% chains. extending themes n. lie 90 ". ii.u-
ohaius; thence n. 80 81 ". sou chain. thnnoo
). Ii' 30 w. 8St chains; thence N. IL IS l.. 81.
" chains to the place OF beginning. SAID trnct
~as listed upon the application o, Henry Gal
pih. Of PHouia, Colorado. ......
Fred Dennrtt, ComIni>sioner of the General
Lsnd Oiiir.r Approved Feb. .. 800. Frank
Picrr.. First AsSistsh: Secretary Of the Interior
CAR
Ei-rt pub, Marchs.
Last publication March %. 1912
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-03-11
SmeIters and LeadviIle Times.

Dennis She,dy has definitely nj,
nouced the intention of the Inter
national Smelling company to en-
ter the Colorado held ut nr early
day. building two smelters in this
stn:e. 1t is already ont for blood in
Mexico, having purchased the lurg.
est independent p!nnt and is now
pushing the building of smelter
in Utah aud. as Mr. Sh.edy says,
I'VE wouldn't he connected with
the International if it didn't mean
business
All this is good news for Lead
Vile. 1t assures real, active c mn
petition, which meahs that the
trust must cut its charges aud dis
card entirely the arrogant attitude
assumed for years past toward ore
producers. l'he Press believes tint
LenGvillr is the greatest natural
smelling pnint on the continent,
that transportation and other cor
porate influences. unrestricted MS
they are in Colorado, have depri..
ed L-advill. of her rights in this
respect, and put mp smrlters Mt
other points in defiance of natural
law us we'll as of the best interests
If the state ultimately. Those con
ui1ous sill .xist and 1t is unlikely
that the new concern will chose
this p int for one Of their propos-
ed plants. Rather, that Durargu
for the western slope and Pueblo
nr Colorado City O.. this side shall
be chosen. If the STATE. had ,tfrc-
tive regulation Of its great corpora
tiuns there would De no question
as to Lradville's consideration at
,his juncturr.
Significant rCmors are i'll circu-
iaiiun Just now viii III are believed
to be closely related To ptnGing
sme.trr charges. One is that the
Western Mining company has ac-
quired extensive holdings north
from A. M. w, consolidation into
the heart of east Fryer. ;hat the
Wulfton- shaft will be unwat,red
ana level driven out to drain AID
develop these later acquisitions of
the company AS nothing is = III
orally known Ot a.y serious modl-
hcatiuus or changes in the Western
company affecting Gugg-uiie,u.
control of il and lis relations t. th,
trust as subsidiary tentacle, com.
lecture finds IN tues muvr,u. II q
for-handed preparation for the m
-vlia ple struggle IN this Il Id
-LeadviIlt. Press
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-03-11
The Exact State OF Affairs

1t is tiIpugnt that the American
cl,iz-ns OF California are best in
formed respecting any eXistihx or
Threatened evil in their midst and
that they should he al WED the
right to adopt laws necessary to
rid themselves of any obnoxious