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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-12

Baseball in small towns has al.
ways been az financial loss. due
primarily 20 the fact that Sundays
and holidays We're the only days
for games \ number OF towns have
solved the problem Of expenses.
They begin the games a, six O'Clock
n the evening and there is usu-
ally always time before dark 10 play
nine innings The scheme plays
hob with the supper hour but
baseball is saved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-12

Fran women. women during menstrual
tion, pregnancy or nursing should keep
the bowels well open. Try Or Cald-
wells syrup PepSin. At all drug
stores, 30 cents and a. a bottle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-12

Ardmoreito's mayor Is authority
for the statement that something
is going 20 pop open in that town
very soon. The citizens hope 1t
will be the ground, for they voted
nearly million in bonds for city
improvements and would like TO see
the work advance. Al present the
bond issue is tied up in court.-Ok.
lahoman.
n The thermometer keeps up it,
present licks j; won't take a muuic.
ipal bond issue 20 make the ground
pop open Bu; just keep your optics
on Ardmore and you will see her
heading into the home stretch with
the Others trailing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-12

Aurut The boom Of Mayor Scales
OF oklahoma city for the democrat.
ic nomination for governor. the Ard.
mory.," parasraphcr scored first
with the weighed in the balance"
squIb.-Wlchita Eagle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-12

The Methods, ladies', Who are
maintaining aLwrouce Mission, will
receive the proceeds OF the soda
fountain a, Posts drug store next
Thursday 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-12

. You need an Ardmorelte
. map 70 assist you In deter.
!: mining the location OF your
: oil. asphalt. gas and oil sand
!: deposits. Send si.oo for the
!: Weekly Ardmoreite one year
:: or the Daily Ardmorelte two
. months, and we give you
; copy Of the very Iates, may OF
. the new state.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-12

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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
Business Meeting of Club

The annual business meeting Of
the Monday Afternoon Club, held
April u was well attended. Mrs
Laura Lewis was reelected presi-
dent; Mrs Helen Sills, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs Ida V. Meyer, second
vice president, Mrs Florence Martin.
secretary. As delegate to the
Western Slope Federation meeting
set for Gr7ld Junction. May : and
S, Mrs. Hattie Steele was named
with Mrs Helen Sills as alternate
The president is also a delegate and
Mrs. Irma Nourse was named as
alternate.
Two new members were voted in:
Mrs. W. r. Mcneil and Miss Sara
Ea-terly. The program for next
year was discussed, but no formal
plan adopted The next meetisg Of
the club will be with Mrs. Lewis on
April &c. 1t Will be = musical pro-
gram mainly devoted to Schubert
and Beethoven.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
THOMPSON GETS HATCHERY
And Henry Crooks Appointed District
Game Warden BY Governor

The agony over the fish hatchery
was settled Saturday when Cover
nor Ohafroth appointed 7. ]. Thomp-
son as superintendent for Gunnison.
Mr.. Thompson is well posted along
thisline and ought to make splendid
officer We feel sure that he will
do 50 and will raise still higher the
proud record of the Gunnison as the
greatest fishing stream on earth.
Now that the state has also pur-
chased of S. L. Land the PitSin
sub-station it gives Gunnison the
most complete and perfectly
equipped Colorado fish hatchery.
Another provision made by the new
game laws is to the effect that the
rainbow fry must be kept till good
size and % per cent of them at least
turned back in the stream from
which spawn was taken.
H. 5. Crooks has the position Of
district game warden, of which
there are ten in the state. Mr..
Crooks is an intimate friend of T.
j. Holland, the new game and fish
commissioner, and this landed him
the fat job.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
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Issss,ct court t.essn Tuesday. oss
the Juryosa s~ssusblsd frsa I'll
perts ii ths cossty Sosnd lissls
oorh. The saaposssas fsssslss tsial
Tor alleged csssIe russlias ~.s poA-
Poeed I'LL Sepse@hcr a. scco~ss a
sbsssce of p~.ncipsi visssssss los
the deie.se. r. n Neurse sad q. X.
HSrtens,e,n of Bseuz N,sss ave sssos-
.eys for fressIer and u. I. Sapp -
s's,s the prosecuting attorneys for
the state
John Hicks wa. tired for taxing a
saddle at Ohio City lie ~ss found
guilty and sentenced 10 fifteen DAYS
IN the coauty Jail The hight sen
tence Was pronounced by Judge
Shackleford because Hicks had al
ready been IN Jail six months.
All important civil cases we're con
tlnuet. The Sllls- Adams suit for
libel which IT was expected would be
called was continued at request Of
plaintiff. A number If cases which
have been on the docket for years.
were peremptorily ordered for trial
IN September or to be dismissed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
Adlslirs

The game Of base ball between
the Cornells and Highlanders Fri
day resulted in a defeat for the
HiRhlanders.
The boys are working hard for
the field meet April %. They all
want TO go to Boulder Nav -.
The business men of Gunnison
have taken an interest in our Field
Meet in substantial way bv con-
tributlng fine prizes to the winners
of the different events The fol-
lowing is the list of the Prizes.
TRACK EVENTS
100 yd dash Soiseete Shirt,
Sampliner
22o yd. dash-jlb. box chocolates,
Collins q Mccormick.
44o yd. dash-Fine pocket knife,
Webster.
$50 yd. dash-one dozen fine
photos, Large
One mile Run-Gold mounted
Fountain Pen, Boyles.
l20 yd hurdle-S2 Pearl pen
knife, Foulke.
900 yd. hurdle 81 Fishing Rod,
Weinberger
$50 yd. Relay Race, / men, team
One dress straw hat to each win
ner, Miller a Son.
FIELD EyENrs
Running Broad Jump-Dook
Case, Adams.
Running High Jump-S2.j0 80
Razor, O'Leary.
Poi Nault-kid Gloves, Black
stock.
Hammer Throw Boys fine 81
Belt, Martin.
Shot Put Choice Of scarf Pin,
Cuff Buttons or Watch chain, Muel-
Ter.
Discus Throw-Fine Pocket knife
\. Clark
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
FINE GOLD ORE
Body of Oxidized Gold Quartz Found
in Denver City

\ body Of free milling oxidized
gold quartz is unusual TO find in
sulphide mine, but that Is what b as
been opened IN the Denver City
mine at Iris Upraising from the
40 foot level and drifting through
the porphyry foot wall. a new and
unexpected body Of this gold quartz
has been penetrated. 1t lies simi-
lar to such gold deposits in Lead
vile and has been cross cut tor
twenty feet The ore Is free milling
and pans beautifully About ten
assays made give from two to four
ounces in gold per ton.
Manager d. c. Tobin and Mr..
Carl Ieumer, representative Of the
Il. Exploration company in charge
have decided to sink 800 feet at
once They are moving the hoist
ing engine and other machinery
from the Mineral Hill group over
to the Denver City fer this purpose.
The new strike is creating quite
a sensation in the mining world.
and will go far toward proving the
the Denver City one of the big ore
deposits of the Gunnison mineral
belt
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
EuElO AAv
C..a'..: cs.y ~ kk.sl - 4
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Friday, April 23rd 10 the date
High school Athletic grounds is the
place set for the First Annsal Trsca
and Field meet Of the Gunn,son
county High school.
The meet begins at 20 p. m. and
Is followed by base ball game he
tween the high school team the
Gunnlson Reds, hence a full half
dav Of athletics and sports.
In order 10 increase the cosnpeti
ton more the high school athlctss
have been divided into two squads,
the Cornells and the Hishlander..
Larry Stone captains the Cornells 9,
John Zugelder the highlander.
The colors Of the Hishland~rs are
blue, white and black while those
Of the Cornells are cornelian and
white. Choose your favorite side
and root for them. Get rid of some
Of that pent up enthusiasm.
As this 10 90 l,s IN annual event
get the first oae started off right.
In orAsr 70 aske l. ssocsss yosr
aid - nssdsd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
Asst 0isiss tsos

ii. {. Newton representing the
Mining World of Chicago paid our
section visit during the week.
Recent shipments Of concentrates
from the Gold Links mine have run
l. 6 ounces in gold, - ounces in
silver and ID per cent lead These
values are in addition TO those saved
on the amalgamsting plates. Very
good returns indeed, and worthy Of
"a big mine.
Development on the Lucky Strike
is extending along the 100 foot
level where three feet Of tellurium
ore shows in the breast of the tun-
mel. The mill is running slowly on
account Of difficulty in getting in
supplies Breaking Of the snow
makes leaning almost impossible,
but it is the intention of the man
agement to get in coal if they have
to do 1T on burro trains.
Al. +. Weunsch of Leadville and
Denver, a trusted engineer of mines
on the staff Of ID. II. Moffatt and his
son-in-law, Jas. A. McClung of
Denver, last week looked over sam
pied, examined and inquired into
the Lucky Strike and Denver City
mines. He was well pleased with
both mines and predicted great
possibilities to deeps, and recon-
mended sinking at the Denver Cit V.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
Jsiats" Caseet be Given Such
Protection

Topeka. Kan. April l0-The state
supreme court today rendered a
judgment of custer against Mayor
j. 7. Harsha of Hutchinson, against
all of the city officials and against
the city itself.
The charge against the mayor
and other officials was that they
permitted violations of the prohibi-
tory law and that Joints and dis
orderly houses were given police
protection upon payment of a
monthly fine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
'TVUGTV nAa6 AcOre
s0as sa'ss .Sv~asssssrs h. f.sv.s.
Aa1 naosv kg&sa6Iaa T. asssf

Son kasssss sssssasd tsosn Nee
Osssaas 80 cent over 20 his EsscA
O. tAs CsAolla.
fsd u. Tss.es, fosaesly q
WAses fise sad Crested kutse. disd
u Holds, No.
Nike Murphy, sapsrinseadsnt Il
II the Sylvsaite, bsoke both ho.ss H
A's right leg st Spls.se's sswmill in
jsmping from she train.
En9ineer Peaslee found = dead
man floating in the Gunnison river at
Csbolls switch. The body had evi-
dentIy been in the water some time.
bet no clue WAS ever found as to has
ldentity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

With the spring house cleaning
now at hand will be the need of new
rugs and carpets, lineleum and a
new article of furniture here and
there to brighten mp the house.
We are constantly bring in new
goods, and will welcome your call To
look them over and inquire the
prices.
CLARENCE ADAMS. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
Election Results at Marble

The election at Marble was hotly
contested, there being 2i7 votes
cast, or within ten Of the number at
the general election last fall.
The Peoples ticket was elected,
the names being. Eugene o. Pratt,
Mayor; J. A. Williams, w. D. Parry
J. d. Perry. and r. J. Mahoney,
trustees.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
Notice to Clean Up

To the citizens Of the town Of
Gunnison, You are hereby notified
TO remove all garbage and refuse
matter from your back yards and
alleys, forthwith Those who re-
fuse to comply with this notice will
be prosecuted under the town ordi-
nance.
n J.HYMT, Town Health Officer
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
GOLD DOLLARS
For Ffty Gents
trustees

Are not sold by us. but we do the
next best thing We sell You fifty
dollar suit for twenty-five dollars
Suits from fourteen to fcrty-three
dollars. First door north Of Cana
days drug store.
ALFRED Woop, Gunniso1. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
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Anderson, that old resident Of
Marble lately deceased, comes 10
light q vivid instance OF the tyranny
of the forest reserve government,
which NO many seem to admire.
For twenty years Anderson had
done annsal assessment work on
two claims near Marble, the Eclipse
and Little Emma. Both exhibited
well defined iodes that gave eucosr-
aging rcturns and orc had boon
shipped TO the smelters from the
Eclipse. Many shafts and tunnels had
been dug in the development work
About two years ago Anderson
found that he WAS able to patent the
claims and made application
through the GIenwood land Office.
George Nice made the survey bat
Jest then Anderson died. T. A.
Bo~eatoa vas appointed sdasiais-
trstor, and With the sdsiss Al The
county court and with the opinion
Of mining men who declared the
claims were well worth patenting,
decided to go ahead with the appli-
cations. However, it has seemed
almost impossible to get any
action or further information. The
patent seemed blocked somewhere.
These claims cross few acres OF
valley land, under which the lodes
evidently lie, since they appear on
both sides, but ust before Ander,
sons death a range rider of the
Holy Cross reserve named Rich
Thompson, tried to get possession
OF these few acres. In the fall OF
1908, when Mr. 'Boughton as ad-
ministrator was doing the annual
work, Thompson appeared accom-
panied 10y the supervisor of the re
serves. They put stakes on the
ground claiming most of it as some
kind OF rangers roost or rangers
quarters. They also talked in Mar
bic that Boughton might as well
quit since the government wanted
the land, and would never allow
the estate to patent 1t. Mr.
Boughton told Thompson that he
was working under order of the
court and that Anderson had been
doing assessment on the claims and
holding them as mineral ground
for twenty years. That makes nc
difference, replied the ranger, ''if the
government wants it, we will take i,
even IT it were patented ground
Ar. Boughton then wrote to the
county court, and Judge Hethering-
ton immediately notified him that
Thompson was a trespasser and
would be considered as such by the
court if he interfered further
He proposed to find out whether
pinchot could con6scate dead men's
property in Gunnison county.
Upon hearing this Thompson
found that he could not make his
bluff stick and has not showed up
again However. as before stated
IL - IN l}cSSibit W Gtb dtAlAli Ol Tue
patent, and this in spite Of the fac,
that there is not a tree on the
ground. Judge Rogers Of the
county court of Garfield county
advises that no further action be
taken as it viii not pay to oppose
the government. 1t would only
bankrupt the Anderson estate n
buck the forest reserve.
1t is fine sort Of government
isn't it? Mr.. Boughton has been
advised to apply direct to Pincho,
for relief. From past experience
we know about how much attention
be pays to those things. 1t seems
to have come to pass that an
American citizen in Colorado mus,
so down on his hands and knees to
get any sort of right, even those
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
ooam0 0AnAclS -
Il: 55:EEE' :

Ihs s1JoUsUs1 Dsstlng of the
city coescl lid hoeAsy wss a.
sseAsd sy Nsyos Assllsr asA Tree
soss, 4illss. Akin. Colliss. Ssrunk
fsaaiAesoa ssA Ditto. j. fsct . fsll
koasd.
Tks ssport 81 Pul.c~ Magistrate
Peter wss tskea sp hs ksd cvl-
tscesd 81 in 6sss ssd rsssiasd ~
- Ais Ssss. EIsctiea bslle we're sl :.
lowed for judges and clerks in the
the two prsciHcts
The A9vsemeRt between the town
and the cosnty high school directors
WAS approved. 1t provides that in
order 10 sscare hre psosect.on II the
high school bsild,ng the directors
will dig the trench six feet deep
from the Bo~rdette corner on Nir-
ginia avenue to the street south Of
the school house. The council has
lot . contract to A. j. Chipery for
$50 to dig Gp s.5 feet Of four
inch gss pipe from Iowa street.
transport it TO south Gunuison aud
connect up with the water mains.
The council will also put in . two
plsg hydrsnt. The school directors
will cover the pipe and make de
sired connsctions for water service
ACROSS the grounds and through the
building 1t 10 believed that most
Of the residents along these two
blocks will seize the opportunity TO
secure municipal water service and
that revenues Of the town will be
increased at least $50 a year. The
high school will pay annual water
rent Of IS for every % students or
fraction thereof
There is quite lot of this four
inch gas pipe about town and it
ssems quite satisfactory for water
parpoees. 1t is only buried from
three to four iset deep.
A petition for franchise was re-
ceived from the Gunnison County
Telephose Exchange Co. This wss
referred TO the town attorney with
iastrsctioa to have the petitioasss
follow the usual coarse OF psblics-
ton OF notice so that our citizens
wonld be informed as to details OF
franchise asked
Some matters concerning the fire
company were discussed, and avn
ing rods that are too near the fire
plugs for quick action OF the
wrenches were ordered removed.
We are likely to have spell Of
Lights out very soon The Old
cement foundation under the engine
at the power house has disintegrat-
ed and new one must be built
+. @. Iugelder has the contract for
500, he TO furnish everything
As soon as the cement arrives work
will begin and it may be a week or
ten days before the darkness dis
appears Have your lamps trimmed
and burning.
Appropriations for salaries and
other funds for the ensuing wear
were made and the ordinance SO
passed appears elsewhere in the
News-Champion.
o. II. Aikine applied and was
granted permission to build sta
tionery all-iron awning in front Of
his office on Mair Street.
4 large bunch of delinquents in
payment Of light and water rent
was looked over and motion carried
that everyone the list who did not
pay by the l5 was to have city
,,a,,.,.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
For Sale

About one hundred head of high
grade shorthorn cattle, and a few
horses. Purchaser buying the
above property can have as long
time on the same as he wishes bv
giving approved security.
T. RoBERTS,
Parlin, Colo. l4-lG
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
Ku RAnaoAD OnonocUnn
Esav - y d cas1susas1 etua
0s11nn = Aana1a, =
c. Cauy
Rocky Mountain News.

'ssN ~ t'so"~ees1
The incorporation Yesterday Il .
. new railroad TO he coassrSces1 in
western part OF Colorado PROMISES
the development within = sAort
time of another marble qssrrysag
enterprise IN Gunnisoa couoay,
which. 1t 10 asserted, will excso in
magnitude the saserpriss Il The
Colombo lsle Marble compssy -
Marble.
The new road 10 called ths Tsuns-
sry Aosntsiu railroed Wksa oosn-
pleted it will bs sssrly forty oiIes
long, extending from Rsdsaoss, Pit
kin cosnty to Anthracite, Ossaison
county. The Gsnsison teraioss
will he at the qusrries Of the Csys-
tai River Marble company. The
Pitkin county terminus will fssuish
. connection with the CvysAsl River
railroad fins.csd BY J c. Oseoa1
The psrpoas u shs liss y 70 -
vide nsass u sAippiAg shs psu1scs
q shs aassle coaessx. - af1P
rewks Mining coapesy, which is
controlled by the same intesests.
The incorporators Of the railroad
are B. G. Hilliard, president of the
Denver board of education; T.. T.
Guyman, Hutchinson, Kan; A. d.
Walker, Holton, Kan; J. A. Strauss
and B. l.. kesting, Denver. Hill
ard is attorney for the marble and
mining companies.
The Crystal River Marble com
pany controls an immense deposit
of marble and slate along the banks
of Crystal river, which experts de
clare is part of the same bed on the
opposite side of the river controlled
by the Colorado -lule Marble com
pany. Millions of cubic feet of the
deposit has been tested with dla-
rnond core drills Experts declare
that practically the entire field is
the same pure white formation
which already has made marble
from the lule quarries famous all
all over the world.
The deposit. the experts say, is
almost unlimited. 1t represents a
value besides which the entire out
put Of Colorado's mines will appear
insignificant
The above article from the Rocky
Mountain News is indefinite, in that
the reporter does not understand
the geography of the country. A
railroad forty miles long would ey-
tend from Redstone to Marble, the
Crystal River Marble company 5
quarries. along the side Of Treasury
mountain to the head of lule creek
and over the Ragged mountain
range to Anthracite creek and make
practical connection with both the
Rio Grande and Colorado S South
ern al kebler Pass on headw waters #
the Anthracite Whether this is tie
intention News-Champion does not
know but such might be inferred
from the name of the road and the
terminus named as Anthracite, '
though this latter might be the town
OF Anthracite near Crested Butte or
the function of the Anthracite and
MulIy rivers near Somerset
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

The Royal Cafe affords the hun
CRY the best opportunity to satisfy
their needs, and is a place where
good livers congregate. Popular
prices aud nourishing, well cooked
meals. b. b. Lashbrook proprietor
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

LOST STRAYED OR STOLEN
Iron gray three year old filly colt
Asd ose tsewR fc~r-ycar-o ID filley,
branded ND on left shoulder.
S25 reward for return 10 Antoine
Weichelbrsun, Dayton, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

q. ID. Martin has just received a
consignment Of ground bone. oyster
sbells and flax seed He is paving
fancy prices for hides and furs
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

Lost-On streets, small black
lssther pocketbook containing f2l5
in bills. Liberal reward for return
TO this Office or TO owner. whose
name appears in book. I5-16
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

Mrs. Ella Zugelder is agent for
the celebrated Jo-He oil, and will
be pleased TO receive orders for it
either through mail or at the home,
and from any points in the county.
- IT
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

Reward Of - cents for first COPY
OF Nsss-Champion Of January 80.
1893, brought to tins Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

Mems Sample Shirts all STYLES
See Window Samples mean one
third price discount.
SAAlTTNfEa
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

New seven room modern house
two lots, for sale, Sls,D
A ID MckEE
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

SEED GRAlN-Cisan sesd Oats
W'sceosin No. 4. $500 per hun
dred. Glo. EAsTxAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
GOAL. COAL. COAL
Psr~oss a Fosgusoa
- Sc.s:.s 49, q.

TAsse roon house Furnished for
light Housekeeping for reat.
l6-o Mn. -. L. SApp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16

JAP-A-LAC
For Flsors and Furniture.
THr ENDNER LUMBER Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16


the April term Of district court in
Gunnison.
j. l. t.ibb- T. L. Miller
Harry toxe y.hu u. Adams
y q. Dice Theo Davis
John octssker Prank Dunn
W. " Outcalt Chris JsckIin
Thos. y. Nesbitb Ernest t.nlsom
" A. t'illsspey Jobn Luyold
;. Van Felt Pete Petersen
q. A. Des' lomire- H. ". Enener
v m. Friend Louis Johnson
Amos Hall J. &. Nisl~y
y. n. Foster l.. Gretber
J. l.. Dempsey Pred Nay
II. y. Bender v. u. Metzler
Archie McLeod James Gardner
q. \ Dewey. T. '. Nc, oru,ick
ID. ID. Walhurn John Crystal
". III. Wilson Walter Ma xter
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
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Following is the petit jury list for
the April term Of district court in
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-16
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The ,sautasl s'ssaetry home of A Hartman
sssse ssi1e 0ssth ui Gunni-ou