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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
County High School

The members Of school boards
throughout the county met Saturday
and elected ". ID. Allen Of Jack 5
Cabin as the fifth member of the
board in place of Mrs. Eva Wheeler
Mcknight
1t was voted to retain the pr ssent
High School faculty, which has made
such a success of the school for
lJDS-9. However, we learn that
Miss Grace Cookie viii probably not
remain another year.
Certain routine business was de-
cided upon in connection with in
stalling Of city water.
The complete program Of gradual
ing exercises Is printed in another
column.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
WHITE PINE MINES
Big Development in Victor, Morning
Star and Erie

Everything points 10 the idea that
there will be much activity In the
Camp Of White Pine this SIMMER.
The development Of the Victor mine,
made by Emil Peterson the past
winter continues 70 respond we'll.
and shows all marks Of a lasting
dividend Garner. In a tunnel in 40
feet large body Of ore has been
disclosed showing rich values in
four metals, silver. lead. copper and
gold, whose average should net $40
a ton at the smelter It's estimated
that $1,000 worth Of ore is now
blocked out from the SLIGHT develop
msat made this winter bv two men.
The property was inspected last
week by 5. d Crumu. a co-owner.
Mr. IL Harrison, Of the famous ".
II T. bananza lease in Cripple
Greek. which produced one million
dollars worth Of ore IN a short time.
Cautszusi on Second Pare
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
Large DsyIeville Ranch Deal

We note by News Champion ;
Doyleville correspondent that W l..
Bennett and son, John, have sold
their big ranch to c. Slate of Fort
Lupton for consideration of S23,OO0
THIS is the largest ranch deal in the
county for some years and involves
transfer of a large ard prosperous
property.
Mr.. Bennett and his family have
been esteemed residents Of the Gum
nison community since pioneer
times and we hope they will continue
to live among us for at least portions
Of the wear.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
Flowers for Decoration Dsy

We are agent for the Park Floral
Co. Of Denver. They grow ne
flowers. we sell them.
1t Is more economical to order
through US as we pro rate the ex-
press and deliver the flowers. Lave
your orders early for Decoration
Day and we guarantee you will not
be disappointed.
O'LEARY, The Druggist
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

~ IA.eves over ske too hnss tkess -
. dsAescsce 81 ~ ualis~. The dsssl-
epsseUi 81 the Jseo@pAGhss Ssllsy
~sdss the Gsunsson psolscs -
boUnd 10 caii for and demand the
construction of snosher railway in
to II. for the E,O Grande will IN
9ss~ssoasbly tnd itself wholly ia
sdsaus,e ~ handle che business Il
marketing g-ca, frul, and agri-
cultural crop Gunnison h.l,eves
the tssse has come to strike sor the
bringing an of thu. Burlington
brsncL aud thinks the towns of the
western slope which are vitally in
'eressed shoSld get toeether and
continue to urge the importance Of
IT extending the Southern system
beyond Gannisnn The Gunnison
Tunnel boosting committee csn do
q lot Of work along this line
PaonIa Newspaper In other words
as matters now stand Paonia is
at a disadvantage IN the matter
If mileage 223 miles as between
the present ID a Il q line and the
proposed &. a ;. one.
We are lGS miles 10 the bad
when the Graade builds the Plaoita
cut oft
We would be I39 miles far
ther from Denver than the c. n :.
would be even were the Grande to
broad guage Marshall pass as II
now stands, aud were they to drive
a low tunnel as Is now hinted that
they will, then we could not hope to
he c oser via their line than about
400 miles as against go on the
c. a s.
Therefore those papers are right
that call attention TO the fact tn at
the c. q s. is the real KEY to the
western railroad situation. They
are IN position TO give us real
service at the minimum Of invest
ment and besides they are virtually
to do SO 10 get the cid
South Park line into the paving
class That road must have some
high grade freight to pull in order
to make the road pay They need
and need badly the 5000 TO 1000
cars OF cattle and fruit that will
leave this county this fall Aud
they will get their full share If they
builG the few miles of road neces-
sary from Baldwin TO Paonia this
year. There are those who say it
cannot be done in time. Working
from both ends Of the line and from
the middle if necessary il could be
done. The grade is not hard one
and the country is very accessible.
In order TO bring the matter to the
the attention Of the proper officials
we think there should be represen-
.atives of all the Business Men
Associations in the territory To be
Affected by the extension appointed
10 SO to Denver and carefully pre-
sent the facts and figures in docu-
mentary form. Also 10 argue obiec-
ions should any be urged. To us
t seems the logic of the situation
will appeal to any railroad mai
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
ukS ~ unnnc
$500 0msj Nupsra . - c.
6Cne Co.. ls.As ~
asO1 Nu1urans ~ ~

Be~ersnaR Is com,Sg 10 the from,
TO Judge from mining corre-poa-
aeHce IN this number 81 the News
Champion
l.. y. Sitter Of Wasnita. lease q
the Hot Springs, came IN Ned
nesdsy un business Mr. Sitter
has large mining Interests at White
Pine and Is intending 10 Do coa.,d-
cradle work there this season.
Carl Zaemer departed Sunday for
New York City ON mining business
connected with the Denver CITY
mine at Iris. II is reported IN Gun
nIson society circles that the Coant
viii soon return with a charming
BRIDE
Thos Bowen. of Victor. Colo for
merly superintendent ct the spar
Copper mines at White Pine. came
up from Colorado Springs last week
aud made a painstakiug exaa.inatiou
9f the Parple tunnel which dis
closes GOO feet of back Stopping.
much Of 1t Sii ore.
The famous Mary Murphy on
Chalk creek, Just over the hill from
Ptkin, and in the same belt as Tin
Cup and White Pine, has this week
been sold to an LnEl,sh syndicate.
The Mary Murphy has produced
nearly thirty millions, all told. most
of IT in SIS to $40 values, The
new owners will at once spend
S3no,ooo in putting the mine in
producing shape once more
The Gunnison Gold belt was
visited last week by one OF the most
mining engineers and prac-
teal miners IN the world. J. II.
llerise. lie went through the cop
per war in Butte, Montana, success
fully fighting the Standard OIL
crowd as the representative Of +.
Augustus lleinze, besides wide and
experience in South Africa
and every western state. He was
particularly interested IN the Nul-
can Good Hope mines, shown
through them, by D. c. Tobin, j.
ID. Jennings and II +. Bender.
Later, Mr.. Tobin accompanied him
to Leadville and other camps Mr.
Trerise was not only much pleased
with the mining opportunities, but
expressed the opinion that Gunni-
son was singularly adapted as
smelling center There is little
doubt bat that this visit will result
N much good to the mining industry
)ur section
Dan {. Tobin came in from the
Lucky Strike mine this week bring
ng the mines first retort Of gold
Tor deposit in the United States mint
it Denver. The first car of gold
quartz Of a good grade was this
week shipped to the American S. &
r company at Pueblo. Ten men
are employed at the mines and a
season Of much activity is at hand.
Ore bedies are exposed in the prop
critics for a length of $50 feet. Drift
ing is being conducted both east and
west on the 100 foot level and large
lre reserves are being made. The
new Lyner arr compressor on the
property viii this week be connect
ID up, and Murphy drills will be
Installed in the Slopes. \ larger
production Of free milling gold ores
lnd direct shipping ores will now be
steadily made. The property was
asst week inspected bv Josiah II.
lrerise. Of Johannesburg, South
Alrica, one Of the most eminent min
ng engineers and practical mining
men ia the country, who prouounc-
ID. the property an exceptionally
Inc one.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
Notice to Trespassers

All fishing and hunting on my
ranch is strictly prohibited and tres
passers are warned that they viii be
prosecuted to the foil extent Of the
law. II. /. FIsHER
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

WANTED Intelligent man or
woman to take territory aud appoint
canvassers to sell our water filters
Exclusive territory, and nice profit
able work for the right party
SENECA FILTER Co, SENECA. No.
2O-23
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
New Wall Paper

| want the public to call and in
spect the finest wall paper samples
the world manufactures Thirty
five new designs iu stock 10 select
from. 1921
HEEMAN MArEu in. Guuuison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
See This

The ladies of the NJ +. church
will give an exchange at the Rogers
Building on Main street, Saturday
MAY 29th. They will serve ice
cream and cake, candies and cooked
foods.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

There are but few people who do
care to save dollar when they can.
The exception are those who do not
look at my clothing samples.
\ postal card will bring them at
any time alfred Wood
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

oil and paints Of all kinds for
sale Hardware, tinware and furni-
ture for sale on commission. First
corner south Of Gunnison IIdw. Co.
Ig-u
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

WANTED Situation a. coos
camp prcierred Eishi wears ex-
per,ence. Ira D1wBer, Gunnlson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

JOIN the rush to Canaday's Drug
Store The fountain is now open.
and serving the very latest in cool
ing drinks Finest of fruit Juice :
and ilayors aud crushed fruits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
School Commencement Tonight.
For Sale

50 TO 100 tons Of first class. up
land baled hay, loaded at Hinkles $
switch
2l-tf \. II. JUDY. Gunnisan
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

For Sale 80 gallon tank for
range. First class condition. Sell
for 10 b Il. L.asLbrook.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

When buying new furniture for
the house, the hotel. the summer
resort, cabins, etc, do not fail 60
look over the large stock &c Clarence
Adams. Furniture and p1eeusware
Store. You viii find. 81 complete
line Of everything suitable for
parlor or cabin. N0u can see what
You buy, and the price viii be
satisfactory. Complete line of
dishes. kitchen utensils, etc, for the
summer resorts. Clarence Adams
Gunpison Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
WANTED RANCH HON.

WANTED RANCH HOME
Some distance from railway. with
good horseback riding AID some
water near, either a river or lake.
where ] can send my wife aud two
children, one a girl Of fifteen yelrs
old, and one a boy Of eleven for the
summer. Address w. +. Saunders,
10i Locust St St Louis. 2O-22
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
Tomorrow
COAL, COAL, COAL.
-

COAL. COAL, COAL.
Parsons & Ferguson.
For Sale Milk COW. and five
months old calf Gives two gallons
at milking.
John April, Gunuisou - If
We have a few seed potatoes for
sale
Gazette Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

For Sale Rhode Island Red eggs.
- cents per setting
RDHs kN0PP
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Corn ktng msngre spreadeIs See
them at II & Lawrence,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Delicious Ice Cream by the pint
quart or IN any quantity At Gazette
Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Seed oats, WISCONSIN NJ. 4 for
sale : q Fisher
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

The Albany Hotel CO. Of Denver
have a notice in another column
which rs well worth reading. If YOU
contemplate furnishing a roomiug
house or small hotel The Albany
IS completely reiurnishiuc 10 guest
rooms, purchasing new chairs far
lis elegant restaurants aud reGttinr
the office. This furniture and equip
ment can be purchased very reason
ably. T taken at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Zee our big assortment 0i Leather
Suit Gases Bags aud Trunks
SANrITNER-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Eggs from thoroughbred BaI
Orplngtons For Sale. From laying
strain of POO egg hens. Sl.jO per
setting or SO per 100 eggs.
ii. G.. Lawrence, Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

WANTED-Good gentle work
team, mares preferred, about l3OO
weight A. II. JUDY. Gunuisou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

W. Scott Smith and family NOV
ed yesterday to the Buttes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

osaf sSlp $50 ass.asesss~s.l- unss>,r ts..s -
osats . iis.e
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Recleaned Barley seed either
ball or beardless IN any quantity.
H. &. Lawrence
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Window washing. house cleaning.
wood cutting, care oi lawns. etc.
T. 4 McCaulev. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

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Fna.y E..ae. E>. 1909, o'elock A. .hi.
TIKI MssrAa.t q Venice" Up4oD.Ae,
Vak R..AA BY the Sen,or O...
A.;And b. o.es Members Of the
~ School
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bond ia ,s,.s.. :s.;.s
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:; !: $ J %
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Antonio. Senior row
Of Ugh ball Team
1assanio. his friend and sutor to Iora Tom
tratiaDo another friend. lac ckstoc
Shylock a wealthy gambler, Cedric Williams
Tubal Zugelde
His friend Captain o tooth team
launcelot Gobbo, servant To ShA1ok Moe
The Professor N-ray photograph.
IoIctman Ray Andrews
n Kate Walker
Nessa, Ieora Foster
Jessica shyl.ck ward Lillian Miller
Miss Abhie > Thredice. teacher Josephine Zugelder
Polly, lortias maid,
Antonio's mother ''"'''"" Vu'''h'
Mrs tiohbo. Launcots Mother Nav Can rpenter
hool Boz
Baccalaureate Sunday evening at Christian
Glass Address "Wednesday the J. r.
Thomas. Jr.
Music furnished by High school Orchestra
Class Colors-Pink a
Class Motto-Forever
j. Ross 81
ID BROWN
MAY CARPENTEE
I.EoRA Foster
LILLIAN MILLER
Mock
CEDRIC WILLIAMS
JOSEPHINE ZuGEIDER
W A. Iisto and Latin
N WISEI4E EN Jt- Science
BERTHA NJ. NRltfIEY. Mathematics.
GRACE L. CO',kIE English and German
JOSEPH BIACkSTOCK. President.
SARA EASTERI.N. county Supt and Scy.
r ". GRAY, Treasurer
JOHN Nj FIICK
WILLIAM u. ALLEN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Regardless Of cool weather people
will eat good Ice cream, for business
at Gavette Bros Soda Fountain
proves it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

Ice Cream Cones
) and 10 cents
At Gavette Bros Soda Fountain
They are delicious
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28

eessssssssssssssssssssssse
= 00ZSS LOCALS 4
Sssss>s>>Sss>>>>>>>>e>>>ss
Wsai sss $50 sss.asa..s1r- s.a,r si.s -ssI
ss~ot- . line.
I Seed oats, WISCONSIN No. 4 for
sale : & Fisher
Corn klng msngre spreadels See
them at II G. Lawrenc.
! WANTED Situation a. cook
camp prcierred EiShi wears ex-
per'enee. Ira DowRer. Ggnnison.
For sale -S5 gallon tank for
range. First class condition. Sell
for : 10. b r. LasLbrook.
For Sale Rhode Island Red eggs.
- cents per setting
RCfys kx0Pr
Delicious Ice Cream by the pint
quart or IN any quantity AZ Gazette
Bros
See our big assortment of leather
Suit Cases Bags aud Trunks
SAuHINERs
WANTED-GooA gentle work
team, mares preferred, about 1900
weight A. H. JUDY. Gunuisou.
Window washing. house cleaning.
wood cutting, care Of lawns. etc.
T. A. McCaulev. Gunnison.
Recleanea Barley seed either
ball or beardless in any quantity
II. {. Lawrence
Ice Cream Cones
and 10 cents
At Gavette Bros Soda Fountain
They are delicious
Regardless of cool weather people
will eat good ice cream, for business
at Gavette Bros Soda Fountain
proves it,
Eggs from thoroughbred Buff
Orpingtons For Sale From laying
strain Of POO egg hens $3.50 per
setting or SO per 100 eggs.
H. c. Lawrence, GunnisOn
OIL aud paints Of all kinds for
sale. Hardware, tinware and furni-
ture for sale ou commission. First
corner south of Gunnison IIdw. Co.
TT
Join the rush to Canaday's Drug
Store The fountain is now open,
and serving the very latest in cool
ing drinks Finest of fruit Juices
and Aavors and crushed fruits.
There are but few people who do
care to save a dollar when they can.
The exception are those who do not
look at my clothing samples.
\ postal card will bring them at
any time. alfred Wood
WANTED Intelligent man or
woman to take territory aud appoint
canvassers to sell our water filters.
Exclusive territory, and nice profit
able work for the right party
SENECA FILTER Co, SENECA. No.
2O-23
See This
The ladies of the NJ. +. church
will give an exchange at the Rogers
Building on Main street, SATURDAY
Nav Doth They will serve ice
cream and cake, candies and cooked
foods.
WANTED RANCH HOME
Some distance from railway. with
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-28
0WRSS LOCALS

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The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-07

w. k. Marsh made trip to Hope today.
 Lumber for repairing garden fences at Hatleys.
 Just received a swell line of bracelets at Bakers.
 The Mountain Fued, a sensa- tional picture wip be at Thea torium tonight.
 We regret to learn that Dink Cox who suffered an attack of the mvmps recently, has a re- lapse and is quite sick again.
 Master Richard Delaughter, of Boughton, who has been ser iously ill with the grip for the past week, is slightly improved today
 We regret to learn of the death of the 1O-days-old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Sanders, of Sut- ton. which occurred this morning a't ? o'clock, at their hOme.. The funeral will take place this af- ternOon at f o'clock, at HaIt mony church. The bereaved par ents have the sypathy of a large number of friends
 The people of Albany and Elm met townships, who are served | by rural routes from Emmet postofiices are elated over the improved service they are now receiving at the hands of the postoffice department. Formerly mail was two days old when it reached there from Prescott. but since inaugurating a service on the midnight train, a consider able time is saved. As an illuStra- tion today at noon we were talk ing with J. c. Woodul of upper Albany township, and he had re received his copy of the Week. ly News which was printed in this office last night after sup per.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-07
TO PROMOTE COMPETITION.

Washington, Jan. G. Every manufacturer, shipper or seller,
 engaged in business in more than one state will be compelled
 to maintain a uniform selling price for the products which he handles if the bill introduced by Representative Stephens of Tex as becomes a law. 1t is entitled An Act to Promote Competition and Prevent Discrimination in Trades" and establishes as the uniform selling price one that will leave a uniform profit or loss after the cost price the cost of transportation and the cost Of sale have been deducted from the selling price.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-07

New rings and other jewelry just received at Bakers.
 A show lasting an hour and a half at Theatorium for only 10 cents.
 Mrs. J. A. Fisher who has been quite sick for some time, is i'm proving.
 Marriage license was issued yesterday to MT. Will Mitchell and Miss Ada Hooper of Bodcaw
 Hon. H. B. Mckenzie left this morning for Little Rock, where he goes to join the advance guard of the Arkansas Legislature, which meets next Monday morn- ing.
 Charlie Bolls, who has been with Howard Terry for the past year, left yesterday for Arka- delphia where he has accepted position in the drug store of H. H. Heard
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Prescott Hotel Co.,. is call ed for Wednesday,. Jan. 2Oth, at 8 o'clock pm. at the office of M. w. Greeson, by the secretary Thos. C. McRae, jr..
 The o. E. $. will hold it's regu- lar meeting next Friday night. January s, and all members are urged to be present as we have special business to transact.
 Mrs. w "A. Huff, Secretary
 NJ. w. Greeson returned last night from Little Rock, where he had been to take his son, Hartwell to a specialist with the hope of benefiting his eyes which have been giving him some trouble recently.
 A meeting of the School Im- provement Association is called for Friday afternoon to take up khe matter of establishing a reading room for the high school pupils, and it is to be hoped that ali the members vii lattend, az this is one of the most worthy movements yet started in the matter Of school progress
 Deputy Sheriff T. A. Jetton. Of Clancy township came in this morning with three criminals, Bob,, Jim and Spence Brewer, all colored, who were indicted last court fer grand larceny, but who have up till yesterday successful ly eluded the search of the Cffic- CTS. The three negroes were placed in jail to await trial next week for rObbing the home of Theo Haynie, a cOlored citizen of Leake township, last spring
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-07
HOPES MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

Hope, Jan. 6.-More than usual interest is being taken in the ap- preaching city election, and as the present year is expected to be an important one in the his tory of Hope, the citizens seem disposed to select only the best men for the various positions, re- gardless of politics.
 For mayor, a strong element in business circles endeavored to to indlJce Jas. IF. Betts pres!- dent of the Hope National Bank to accept the nomination, but he declined. But the people are not inclined to accept the declin- ation.
 There will be five or six candi- dates for city marshal. several for recorder and quite a number for aldermen from the various wards.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-01-07
Local ard Personal

The latest thing in necklaces at Bakers.
 Bud Miers was a business viS- itor to Hope today.
 For Sale-TwO cows and young calves. See w $. Hesterly.
 Sam T. White left this morn ing on a business trip to Ros- bOro.
 pr. and Mrs. T. W. Mcdaniel, of Boughton were visitors to Prescott this morning.
 Non-filling, non-fading and non drying typewriter ribbons for sale at The News office.
 I have moved my office up stairs in the new Clark building on West Main street.
 Dr. J. s. C4IASTAIN. For Sale-Six cords heater wood, 20 inches; 1 cord, heater wood, 16 inches. cut in spring.
 Geo. J. Terry.
 The ladies of the Christian church will serve a dinner on Thursday, January 14th, the proceeds to go into the fund for the erection of their new church building.
 We have just received 5000 pairs of fine shoes. 1 bought them at 35c on the dollar. If you want to save money come to the New York Store. We will be glad to show our goods and prices.
 Among the Prescott Elks, who attended the organization of the new lodge at Camden, Tuesday night were Thos. c. McRae, jr., J. B. Stone, and M. M. Smyth. They report an interesting time. Another new book case has been received at the public school and is installed in the annex. This is the third case for the school and was purchased with funds secured from the donation of one nights receipts at the TheatOr- ium last fall.
 The cold wave predicted yes terday struck us early in the ev- ening, and most business, includ- ing the street fair suspended for the night. There were but a few struggling people to be seen on the street, and the TheatOrium was the only place of amusement open. How ever the thermOmet- CT did not go as low as predict ed only reaching 25 degrees.