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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-19
BOY DIES UNDER ELEVATOR.

Companions Pull Lever in Play, Re-
leasing Machinery.
Abba, Ia, Nov. 1s.-Glenn Stitch, IL
years old, received fatal injuries yes
terday, which resulted in his death to-
day. when he was struck by falling
elevator builders were using 20 lift
material in the new school house now
beinng built Companions of the lad
pulled the lever, releasing the ele-
vator.
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Chase Lake.

Best 81, 1000 home IN the two cities for
$4,000. w. y. Diemcrt. Phone 5gB.
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Prescription
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YOUR MEDICINE will be pre-
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you have your doctors prescrip-
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DRUGGISTS
81 broadway Phone 44s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-19

Bruce cRUsoE, MCDONALD DRUG
CO.. FouT . PORTERFIELD.
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Special in Ladies Fleeced
Winter weights, 35c values
at per pair ................
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
l(ll.A
Kexs-Champson Corres0Oaaescs.

Tuesday June IL
II = BendeI Is down from Nul-
can Tor iew DAYS.
Mrs. Chas. Scheeker and Miss
bertha Williams were visiting from
Powderhorn.
G. J iuftalen vas over from
Cafhs ral last week after a load Of
supplies
Miss Ethel Hum slries returned to
her home at Cedaredge Thursday
after spending several weeks with
her father
Miss Lula Merglemah left for
Denver Friday ever ag where she
will spend the summer with her
parents
The water has been at the hlghes,
the past week and the ranchmen are
glad 10 see it 20 down, as ii was
causing considerable damage by
washing out dams, piers etc.
A meeting OF the school board re-
suited in rehlring Miss Minnie Green
as teacher for the next nine month 5
term commencing Sept. I.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

F.sfs4fa - Nsffls D iessns. fsseas-s'sss
H. l.Iiilsfs aI0ii ipesn splssiatest s's-
fs.r eiih ttse seill ANNEXED 81 tss >eAie
a M.4t5a l.a.As lsss Of The e.sssis III oslss
rs4t.t Ia sis SLATE 81 l.ssEfss aeess>ssa sssrsoy
80 .osis,@ thsi lss iA sspe~r b~esss~ tss
f.a3ts t,sg4ft 1t -@d sffsaHl-ssn tossney - sass
q .ss4rt Hau-e ~ 1isIsHl-fin- 10 said tsssnfy -
ks,,,f,s.r she fsh liaF o. 4sse A. ID tND. 81 sass
kosr ~ llo rissck 4 q -sIs sss st ~hssA
time al reFs.s- haslIaz claims ssssass s.sa
estate .rs noi fled #ad requested IL attend ssss
the f,4gft=s-e 81 isasIlax ti4e same salsss~a Al
t.sf.s,i,- inaahted to sad estate ressseseoH
- make Immediate fisF nssnt TO the sssSsf
sisSIissls - .
Dated At GuBni-on- uiorsaio. tins sab das
Of Nay A. b iss.
y u. NcIsydesI.
kamisi-tratar ~ifh ths Wsn annexed. Of the
estate af Aaitis k- I.eaHi- decreased
Ma 30 JaHf
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
SHIETFyrS NDyTCH

Natice b. hereby given shat under and by
ttrtue ~ tle 4i'ecial execution ur order - saiH
issued out N fir ofic' of the CLERK ui tho Dis-
trict curt ui Ounuisun County, tnluradu.
the 3rd day 1l June. iaa. - case PENDING IN
said court wherein l.. \. Seryatins b. plaintiff
aud The Bum Basin N ming Co ct I'd. are ie.
iendanis, J. the undersigned sheriff of said
tuuuty. Will on the ard day 81 JUL, A, u 1879.
a. "ciock r "a 81 the front door 81 the
tonutE ourt House IN t'unuison ouuty. Colo
RADIO, oficr for sale ana sell 10 the highest aud
best bidder Tie fulloWing described real estate
THt CHIEF or THE HILLS lof. mining
clam, situated IN Suspended foNnship Number
Twelve il2i, south uf Range Numbs,r tigl,ty-
slK .il. West Of the sixth Principal Meridi an.
and osisnHtet a. lot number lt2tH. extending
fifteen hundred iasl feet in length along said
G hiEt Dt 1HE HILLS lode, contracting 1913
acres, a. shown 10y the survey thereof upon the
public reCords tf said lonuty also what j.
known as the O~AtiE mining claim, being lOcat.
ed ou the Divide between the sylvanIie and
BUM basins, and which Is more particularly
bounded and described in the location certih.
cate thnreot, which Is recorded in the office of
the Recorder uf said County in Book Il4 at
page ~, and To which reference il here made /:
also what l. known as the O1TOE lode mining
claim, which Is more particularly bounded aud
de>crIbed IN the location certificate thereof,
recorded M the ufhce OF the Recorder of said
County in Book la at page 453, and to which
reference ls here made; also what j. known as
the OSAuE mining claim No 2. which j. more
particularly bounded and described in the loca
tioD certificate thereof. which i recorded in tb,
Office Of the Recorder Of said County in R.n,k
~, at paee a6l, and To which reference is here
made.
All of the above and foregoing mining prom.
critics being situated in the Llk Mountain bis
trict IA Gunnison County. Colorado, to satisfy
Judgment rendered in sail action on the l1t h
day OF April \. ID, 1902 in iasoP of the plsinti n
Tor the sum of five hundred twenty nine and
i'-ls is,-slo dollars. to draw interest at eight
iHl per cent per annum, an1 for costs and accru-
ing costs and certain sums found due certni in
defendants IN said action, ~ in the said jusix.
ment and decree stated.
Dated and signed this 4th day of June. A. u.
1919. - "
PAT HANLON, Sheriff Of said County.
By II. j. LEHAN, Under sheriff
FIRST Pub. June II. last pub. July p
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
OHIO CITY
News Champion Correspondence.

Monday, June Ia.
E1 Huff aud family passed thru
town Sunday
Hari Philips made a trip to Gun
nison THURSDAY
The benefit dance Saturday night
was well attended.
Link Dark and John Mayfeld
drove to Gunnison Monday.
Fritz Borsum was in town Thurs
day from his Tomichi ranch.
c. W. Balm passed through town
Thursday enroute to the Gold Links
The Ohio City school closed June
llth and the teacher, Miss Janet
Mccoy, expects to leave soon for her
home at TT. Lupton.
The social club met June 9th at
the home OF Mrs. Link Dark and ali
enjoyed the evening. June l6 they
will meet with Mrs. John Mckinney.
Hick Jones died Sunday evening
at 5:25 after an illness Of ten days.
He WAS 81 years of age and has been
in this vicinity for several years.
Jim Harmon, his brother-in law, was
with him when he was called. lie
will be greatly missed by the old
timers. Burial took place Sunday
at p. m.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
ACN WONA

sCANONA
State of Colorado,
County Of GHbnisOn. -
In the County Court.
The Carter Mining Com
pany,
vs. Summons
Wilbur Huntington.
Defendant.
The people 0f the state of Colcrsdo To
ING:
You are hereby required 10 apynar in IN
action ofo~Ght against you by the aboye uamed
County, state Of Coiora do and answer the com.
plaint therein within thirty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day Of service IN
Judgment by default will he taken swsinst vow
acccrdinx to the prayer of the complaint.
Ihe seid action Is brought 10 obi ain q decrae
OF said Court quieting the title of plaintiff in
and to the following described mining pro, ert,
situate in the County Of tiunnison' STAT. ~
Colorado, to-wit VI
:. The Volunteer Extensioo Lode Mining Claim
Survey No 6,U2, in the told Brick Mining Ds
tr'ct formerly portion If the Quart
Z Creek Mining District
That by said decree it be adjudeed that do
1endant has no interest whatever in or TO said
premises or any part thereof: that defendant he
forever ebjoined from asserting any I'll. i'm uhat
ever thereto adverse to plaintiff as will mora
fully appear from the complaint in ssid .ctin,
TO which reference is here made
Given under my hand and the Seal Of s.ia
.ourt ~ Gnnnison, in said COUNTY this o5th
day OF May A. ID. 1919. ''"
~ GEORGE iast. ntrmrs,Sa1os. ,na RING S,s..
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
<.s,rs .f taj~~,a~st bar

Fsiase 90 John HAYES deceased.
] he UNDER izued. having beau appointed ad-
uiui-t rator 1T the estate uf John hayeH
lale IT the ouIlty ~ tfwnnis.n. the
She stale II Colorado, aesessed. hereby gives
nstir. that b. viii appear bei,ise The tounts
curt 81 sam tiunui-on teuntX, 81 the loagt
Halssf Ii tiHnuisuH. 90 saia cognty on Monday
the istL day II Juy. a y. Issa. al the
huar - ~ cioct a of said day, st which
time ADJ pHr-sfns having claims against said
estate are Dot fled aud requested to attend tor
tiis purIs,-e ot having the same adjusted All
Der-lus iHsiisbtei - said estate are requested
H. make immediate payment ~ the under
signed
dated thi. Bud day 81 juno A. p les
JAMES q. HAAFS
Admin -traiSr ~ thc estate si Johs hayes. DE-
creased. june july o
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

We have reeeatly tassa the tine
"a read ~ fall Congressman john
A. Martin maIese4 sfessch an con-
sress b; ~ss GA the Porto kicAn
qsestssn. aud we must ssy covered
the sstJec. IA a siase~snAa.ske
msnner. Is Is true he dlsAxrees with
PresideHt Taft. ~ho thoaxIt js-s
LecaD-s the people of Porto Rec
had natlans oi their o~n thai they
should be prompsiy sFsaked, Ia
Filipino, and IT 10 also trse that
another Colorado Congressman
Judge Rscker agrees With TSit. bs,
on the whole, Martin 3 speech seen
~d democrst,c, srsiy American and
wIthsl convincing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
- Ten Cses y Wauaia July ND

The Gunnison Reds decided to
accept the invitation to spend July
4th at Waunita, instead of at Buena
Vista or Lake City. The reason for
it seems to be that the celebration
there is to be held mainly on the 3rd,
every body staying over till the 4th
and going home either Sunday or
Monday. Going to Lake City, for
instance, would seem to require
going over Saturday and returning
Monday or Tuesday, unless indeed a
special train could be secured,
which was doubtful.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

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ta..4 s~ssk 4us t+-xsFzs tsaua "a afiina'Hi
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The aid ~.sssss4 sres.Bt - esa~iH - =.
sf ~sd dosrs sssf~tuss sss tisfe 81 pi~intan- =
cad h. the fssso~ iI3 sssa-crsts~a aiinin. esit.
situate ~ sssay ..f tssszissssa- stall - -s.st@
-. ts~u
The Ida h., I....ls \ miuins Cl~im -srgcs "
80 - ti.e TODD traeA Uanins psssrsct t'sfn,rf
Is : vsrr..s ef the Quartz tre-s siHih.i i'is-
trsctl -. !.
Jbss !, -~,. .s~crvs "a be DECLARED tssi Do
t.ssssans- have estate sstsress itssesef =
,r - sa,a t,s~~ssse l-art t'seFe"i tiss'
the tstsr ~ psasetso- ttsereso l. good Aaa ssisa
tAes a~s~edaas- ts forever enI.s.ssi IRON e.
~susssAG say c.asms fiserets adverse 10 psssHttH-
. UiN soee fully apt'esr fre0 the eospis ihs ~
cid scs.sa to which reference y here made
Given ausks.s my bssa and the sea- 81 a
ouss af sssani-oa. in said toan'y, this z-i'i
ssas ~ MAJ, 4 u. Iss
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Juse ~ July .
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
NOTICE. ~ FINAL ~fJr,Ivy<y

In the matter of the estate of Jona,h,r Al
Harris deceased '''"'"an VI
Notice is hereby given that ON Mo,aa a,
Sun gay ofJune, A. ID. 1903. being one ~ RI.
rseniar days of the June term OF the Cnnnt,
Ct. C. oi Huinistn County in the state ~
,oorad'i /. Archie \. Shack letord Executor ~
% ssia estate, VIII appear before the Juaga ~
. tooft, present. my final settlement ~
a n EAeent"r and pray the approval of the
i ahu Will then apply to be DISCHARGED "a
% such Executor. At which time md place ans
;o.,;a'. N interest may appear and present ,,h
'eSs,ohs % 70 the same if any there be
D"'eo AT hunni-on. Colorado Nav oerd ,Qp
ARCHIE \. .SHACki.EFORD
u.o1 .I1 OF the estate of Jonathan M. Hsrr,,
My es-Ju e o
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

''~"N - ff
s<s&s3st.sd
>fsTioN :. SAID f,s..is a. rs
Gsmsg..sHs shall Wh.Hsg-r oEI
wh.Fe-.K.r u nlaN alz uF in.
.sr'-fS- ais--v- e,F Fssl,i,c places 81
.ssid tov ~ installing s.F tlaiu-
t.sillnZ A. t..isgsiss,a. -v-t.sas. Ess-
slsee aud repair such -irs-s;- sn
~ good aud .sais condition. aad
rgsaar- a. -sslsss WeFe t~.ss,r. they
we're -o dug NJ.
StsTh\ !. said Ts,sessl.en-
Aouspans shall alWsv- L.. .ui,-
,ssi to -u.sn REASONABLE. rs.gala-
ksisot.. ~. to the .ir.-.is. aiisve.
putslic WAYS aud .xt..-soG. there
s,s. or oi amy part thereof. to t~
used. aud a. ~ the leeai,oa ~ sts
y,ol.s-. Jss.is. cssnsiuit-. nss atsssss~
and fixtures. thu hs.sgh, II its
wires. the -sze Kind and ls.,aght III
y,olr.. To- t~ eyy-ss-d and sasass,-
tanned by II IN satd town. a. the
na.d Hoard III Trusss.~ NAV. bv
ordinance or res<Auttssa. frosa
time to time p,s,scrIls AND pro
vide
SHTnA 10. Said Tsiev,isoas
COMPANY shall esSs-t. cs,ssstrut
and msint ain sts said f..sethose
system IN said Town III Gunni-
-. aud h.x., ...p.x. ..,...., g.,
bu,ine-. ior the accommodation
of its subscribers and patron.
within two wear. from aud after
the date ot the passage aud
adoption of thi. ordinance, aud
said company shall -'sn'fy its
adoption and approval of this
ordinance IN writing to the
Board OF Trustees of said Town
of Gunnison within four months
from and after the passage oi
this ordinance.
SECTlON II. ANY failure. re
fusal or neglect ON the part of sand
1elephoneCom its servants,
agents or smIJoNes, To comply
with each and all the provisions,
restrictions aud requirements of
this ordinance. may at the op-
tion of the Board of Trustees of
the Town of Gunuison. Colorado.
be deemed, considered and taken
as a forfeiture and surrender OF
all the rights, privileges. license
and franchise conferred and
granted herein, and upon such
failure, refusal and neglect as
above specified, said Town of
Gunnison shall have the right
and option to cinccl and declare
Tor nanght ali the privileges,
rights, liceuse and franchise here
in and hereby granted and con
fcrred.
SECTION IL. Upon the exp
ration of this franchise or license
and the rights and privileges
herein conferred and IN ease same
should not I've renewed or upon "A
forfeiture of such franchise. H.
cense, privileges and rights under
the terms of this ordinance. the
said Telephone Company shall
within six months after such eX-
piration or forfeiture and after
request made upon it in writing
by the Board of Trustees of said
Town Of Gunnison, remove from
the streets and alleys and public
places Of said town, all poles,
posts, wires, fixtures or appara-
tus used by it in conducting,
using and maintaining it's said
Telephone System.
Adopted this ] 7th day Of June
4. ID. 1909.
q. II. AlklNE,
Mayor
~ Attest:
~ W. II. CoHuM,
Town Clerk and Recorder, Pro
Tenn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

The very best Ice Cream rs serv-
ed st our fountain by the dish OF IN
any gsanits from a pant TO } gallons
Gavette Bros
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

At The special city council meeting
last nieht, besides passing the tele
pAoae franchise herswith published,
il VS. decided 10 have . general
town cleanup day, to be appointed
by the mayor before Cattlemen 8
celebration. Street lights were also
arranged for down toward LaNeta
hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

we learn that Fred Hagen of
Salt Lake City recently bad the had
luck to crush his left hand in .
planer. One of the fingers was
taken on and the others are likely to
be permanently stiff.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
Coal, Coal, Coal.
Parson & Ferguson

Mayor o. H. Aikine returned
Tuesday from three weeks surveying
over at Turret, Colorado. He re-
ports seeing Guy Palmer at Salida,
and he is getting along splendidly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

oeo. ;. Sewers. of Spring Hill,
hansss. the nephew of Mrs. ADD
heAli'ster. departed SATURDAY
siternoon. !. intending to take Nm.
AcAllisser back home with ~.
fro0 ths hospital II Pseblo
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

Carl Boehmer, familiarity known
- Doc" wss badly hurt in The Rio
Gza.de yards At Moatruss yesterday.
He had jest taken the jsb - brake
naa. In swining oate ths car his
fsot slipped and b veat partly
ssdsr. The wheel r0sd svsr his
right foot, crushing it thro1GA IL
issAep. He wss taksa - the Salida
bosPisA % the sveaing passeaGsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18

Gavette Bros. are this week in
stalling one Of the finest new soda
fountains in this part Of the West
ern Slope. Getting ready for the
big summer trade. You ought to
see the marble and mirrors it con-
tains.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
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j. 81 osszlg t0lsrl
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-06-18
S.r,0t w sss, ~ HAsy SAS

E5r=f uuhInd.tian Mari >. liss-
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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-28
FARMER hid HIS MONEY.
After Fifty Years Tells Where it Was
Hidden Away.

There was deposited in the First
National bank Of Logan, W. Va, Fri
day the sum OF $3.50. This specific
deposit has a history as strange and
as ever shadowed romance
or figured in the tales told of the
old-time misers. Milton Mullins. an
aged man who lived at Rolfe post
Office in Logan county, w. Va, In
the owner of this small fortune and
the sum deposited represents the saw
ings of SO years. =. - -,
When quite a young man Mullins
began boarding his savings. At every
opportunity he would exchange silver
and greenbacks for gold and two or
three times q year he would go to
the treasure crypt in the rear Of his
house and make deposit Of gold
coin. Year after year he watched
the pile accumulate. Even before
the War Between the State he was
reported to have had considerable
sum of 'moneyrhidder on his premises
sand bands '-of msrauders often tried
to compel his tosodisclose its hiding
place during the war, but thosea att
temptsS were never successful and,
the Secret remained his own until
two daysSagoI. 9''M }'>!.! }.,!&
A few days ago Mullins wife died
and he, feeling that ne could not
long survive her. decided that it
would be better to disclose at once
the hiding place of the treasure
which represented the slow but reg
ular accumulation Of SO years.
Summoning J. M. Perry, grandson,
and some other near relatives. he
related the story of his hoardings
and gave them directions how to find
the money. They went and dug in
/ the yard as directed and found even
$4,000 in gold and $40 IN silver.
Then they proceeded to the barn,
where in the exact spot indicated
by the aged man. they discovered
81 900 in $40 bills making 5000
in all.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-28
HEAD OF THE THEOSOPHISTS
Claims That She Has Lived in Dit.
ferent Periods.

At Cleveland, Ohio. intimate
friends of Mrs. Annie Bessant, pres
ident of the Theosophical Society of
the World, declared that their leader
had confided to them that she was
reincarnation of Hypatia and
Giordano Bruno.
1T is certain that Mrs. Bessant
has been Hypatia and Bruno,
said Mrs. e. o. Peets, president Of
the Cleveland Theosophicel Society.
"She remembers all-every day of
her exstance as those characters.
Mrs. Bessant told her adherents
that one Of the strongest proofs of
her claims that she is a reincarna-
tion of the two characters is that
she has been prosecuted throughout
her life. She AYERS her former
selves have just been revealed to
her after twenty years of hard study
in England and India in an effort
to clear her past.
During the time of Confusius. Mrs.
BeSsant says she lived as different
characters. but can not recall their
names. She predicts that she will
live again.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-28
GUILTY OF GRATING.
Collected Money From Various Dis
orderly Houses.

At Chicago Police Inspector Ed
ward Mccain, charged with graft
ing" was found guilty By a jury
which reported in Judge Barnes
court Friday.
Sentence was not pronounced and
will not be until after the hearing
OF arguments for new trial. The
law provides an indeterl.inatc SEN
tcncc in prison.
The charges against the inspector
in charge of the Dcs Plains street
district were the most sensational
aimed at a police official in years.
States Attorney Wayman stated
that graf" aggrcgating many thou
sands had been collected from dis
orderly houses in return for pro
lection
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PROMPTLY LYNCHED
NEGRO HANGED AT PERRY, FLA,
FOR KILLING OFFICER.
He Was Swung Up in Front Of His
Shop Where the Murder Was
Committed.
Committed.

Swinging from a limb In front of
his shoe repairing shop at Perry,
Taylor county, Fla, the dead body of
Charley Anderson. coIored. was
found early Sunday morning. a mob
having imposed the death penalty
as a reward for the bullet he sent
into the heart OF Marshal Hawkins
of Perry Saturday night.
The place of the lynching was al
most at the spot where Marshal Haw-
kins was slain, the officer having been
m the act of placing Anderson under
arrest when he met his death at
the hands Of the man he meant to
make prisoner. The negro's body
was allowed to hang until late in
the day when it was taken down
and shipped to Live Ooak.
The killing of the Perry officer
occurred at O'Clock Saturday
night. Anderson was wanted for
a minor ofFense, 1t is said, and was
in his shoe shop when the officer
went to arrest him. Hawkins was
at the door of the shop when the
negro appeared, armed with a pistol,
and before the officer could defend
himself shot him TO death.
Henderson escaped for time, but
was caught several hours later and
at II O'Clock was in the hands Of
the crowd Of men that pursued him.
He was returned to his shoe shop
and in front Of it a rope was placed
about his neck and he was swung
into the air. Bullets were fred into
his body and he was lef. swinging.