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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

c.a,ion
~lHE Florentines were Proud oi
.IV Giuseppe. To tourists the i'm
keeper pointed him Out alun2
IL with the city's curios rs IN,
painter who was To equal Raphael and
revive in Italy the eluries IT hygnnr
centuries
Ills faults" And for once the i'm
keepers rhapsody halted out Of defer.
ence 10 the well cred young Indy n
the window. Il is true Giuseppe has
faUhs. But. signorina. what will YOU. :.
He Is young. and eeniuses are moi,
found under every bush even In Italy
MarRharita. Florta. Beatrice. Frances
ca"-the fingers Of both hands thrown
ost and a despairing shrug Indicated
the inaccUracy of the count-'rhey all
have spoiled him. But look for your
self. Coald VOC blame them"
Angelica looked. Besides being a
conscientious traveller anxious 10 miss
nothing. she was a painter. too. In her
prim. orderly way and before her Ital
ian sojourn could boast an occasional
premium at county fair. She had al
ready heard Of Giuseppe at the studio
In Rome. and her interest grew nov
that she saw the man Her trained
glance noted his perfect proportions
The soft roundness of the figure
matched with the handsome head. In
which. she could swear. no concrete
fact had ever found Judgment Such a
being should Ire care free. a ward Of
the nature he interpreted. lie needed
blue sky and sunshine for back
ground. His faults-weil who could
rebuke the lightBeee Of butterfly :?
And vet in his expression there was a
restless hungering that explained the
artist. II was a sorrowful look. hut
beautiful and in harmony With the f~a
lures. Its dissatisfaction. free from
piaint or protest. had long been sweet
ened into aspiration
How cold be would Iook in a Grand
Rapida winter" she thought. -Rm
even in Grand Rapids he would still
believe in Italy"
Then she glanced away Anglo sax
on secrefiveness hid her interest for
the great painter seeing her. had
paused and WIS staring up esrapt from
the walk below. The rusbeness was
unconscicus-frame by the window
sash she locked So like picture in an
exhibition. Her clear cut face. all
purity. resembied nothing he had ever
seen in ~life. Such faces be some
times drea med cf-afrer confession. He
loved them as be loved the church
with its poetry and mystic symbol
ism. Her gentle GOODNESS. 80 differ
eut from Fioria. gave her hoiy .eem
ing. and holiness had power 70 thrill his
soul. like viclin's harmcnscs as seus
thing high and fine. almost past The
sensing That sseh n ereature mast he
beyond al iouch - p,ssson affected
him with ire.f sbse sadpee<. s,9t to the
artist sad3es. holds an esenen; cf deep
artistic jay Her height sssrve him
tsewaSht c-nss s.aseese ~ his e~s sir
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takes vengeance You are troubled
you. my contented one
contcnted; YES. But she wasn't n
lie." Giuseppe said as he laid away the
canvas. for she comes to me IN my
sleep and whispers OF the blessed un.
rest that is the grea tn*.s~ Of man She
made me sorrowful. hut she would
have saved me my -ou, she was u
coquette she would never have salts
fed should hav We gone. on ana on
You regret 2" eagerly whispered the
innkeeper That is good Regrc,.
paint again. ana you will Vet i~ Giu.
seppe the master"
His eagerness was checked bv Giu
seppe's smile. Il regret nothin. lam
happy-as contentcd ms nm animal
without n soul IL is sweet 10 he so.
And man cannot have all things l
shall paint again. 10 he sure. hut I
shall never le an ari ist--
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The RiOht AhArssa.

4 young New York broker Of con
vivial habits fell in with an oh school
friend who had gene on the read
Whenever you're in town come up
and bunk with me-" urged his friend
rs they separated. no matter what
old time II is II Tn not there lust
go ahead and make yourself at home
I'll be sure to turn NJ before day.
break"
Soon after this the salesman arrived
IN town about midnight and. remem.
herring his friends Invitation. sought
out his boarding house. There was
only dlm light Pickering In the hall
hut he gave the bell manful pull
Presently he found himself face u
face With a laudlady of grim ard ter.
rible aspect.
Does Mr.. Smith live here7'' he fal
sere'
lie does snapped the landladv.
"fou can bring him right in.'-Every.
hosly's
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Are~,csr c.v,s s~d TITLES

ne responsibility fsr the present
humiIiatiEg slave trade in which rich
American girls are sold To the I, lc,,
decadenis If England and the cont
nent Is lmost wholly the fault If the
men - this country This opinion l.
offered only after wears of observa
tion and consideration of our socia
conditions and after nathologca
study Of American men Their open
astonishfnent ard shscrin nt this plle-
noInenon would Ire vastly arnusina
were IL not SCI pat tbetic- Our men have
helpless ina hiifty 10 see themselves
Nor is the reSpon~i..ility of the mot her
lost sight of for the foreign suitor be
gins with her. as h. Goes IN Europe
She Is the outer citadel which must
FIRST succumb To his ~tuslie charm
This outer eitacs-I is carried with as
tonisbins ease. rs he quickly discovers.
and fer three REASONS The notber l.
easily daZzied. her social fouudat ions
Go not "a slova deer, in the class 10
vhieh she ai-lo~t invariably belongs
her husband has made every dollar II
the lure If hose rafIlicns withou,
which there would rot he this problem
te soive- Second the women whe eee
what 4 given r-1aa really IN. via esti
nafe him nj all justly " hc lrgia even
sc understand f.ssn-~ sss-inl stxnhnrae
eiti'er in this cszaprry .r ERr'4e. ar.
rare indeed
The AH~ri-Sa nss-her ssaany +
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clearly cut of her depth at the start
ms unfit rs a child 10 counsel her
daughter. She is not equipped for 1t,
II Is hot her work
In the third place must be considered
that subtle relationship If sex which
European men II any age always have
the art II establishing with a woman
IF whatever age. their attention. their
quick courtesy toward women. their
habit II listening absorbedly when u
woman speaks-all this Is 80 absolute
~ new to the American mother that
she becomes hypnotized by 1t and can
no longer distinguish truth from fal
sity cr mere national point II Ell
quette from a personal thOughtfulness
and delicate tenderness of feeling.
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had hopeO. "
pleased him that her houe had ~
hszily rem0te sound Michigan-Rs
world power that-one of those fasuG
unknown countries which the fancy
loves and the geography ignores. Bui
the host came presently with furtbrr
Information:
Michigan lake. they tell me. big
rs a sea. And the lady paints hise
would desire 10 see your pictures. n
might be-cbs-if you asked Noa love
her,
Yes. hove her" Giuseppe an
swered. hut she is not for such as
me"
That night he had word for Mar
ghsrita. a Kiss from Fioria. an appoint
ment With Beatrice But II was ~
last time. fur his heart was with to
sanity one whose lips his might beves
v~ess Henceforward she alone shoold
h. his inspiration. She would Gaks
him great He would put oa canvas
this impossible. ccstatic passion for Z
water ma iCen. an Undine. an angel
from Michigan-that lake. big ~ =
sea. And perhaps she would come u
see his pictures.
Angelica came Que day. The inn.
Keepers "He Respects You. signorina."
gave the most fiattering Of safeguards.
In spite Of herself she was very proud
of IT, this respect Of a dissoluie man.
for 1t separated her. for Giuseppe.
from earth's other women. II was n
distinction to he valued like all dis
tinctions. according 10 It's rarity
Giuseppe received her with fcw
words and much humility. His works
spoke for him. She saw there MAIDEN
ma eyes and quiet valleys and that
peaceful calm Of evening when God
walked abroad In the garden Every.
where WAS faith. tinged by sorrow to
deeper richness. aud poetry and in
tuitive comprehension of those things
beyond that humankind must strive
for. never veaching A DESPAIR II her
own poor veasoniBg talent seized her
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n Eok1h CTsis Suysins

There were side sIsnces and won
ders IN the pupils miads ls.t Friday
The wonder WAS Does Sept. Ru.
land know that we are going TO ssr-
prise him tonish'?" II is safe to
cay that he was fully overcome by
the sslststion, surprisel Is hen he re-
sponded to loud rap at the door
MIR. RslsUd soon recovered and in
vited the young people to come in
and enjoy the evening to its fullest.
The promising youth of fair Gunnl-
son were loaded down with Rood
things to eat.
The evening was most pleasantly
whlled away with instrumental
mSs'c, progressive Go-oang and
other popular games. The evening
passed only too soon. The young
people. at a late hour babe Mr.. and
Mrs Rutland good night and thank ed
them ior the most enjoyable occasion
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Looking. she understood the man and
the strange sweet longing Of his coun-
tenance. When he unveiled n sketch
If herself tears rose with the inten-
sity Of her delight. Unfinished as il
was. II was the gem of the collection
But the beauty. The exatation II IL.
were such ms she had never possessed
And he believed her like that, He was
now with the suddenness of reve-
lation-sbe loved him.
You were so like picture at the
window" he spologized. that stud
led you. You forgive?"
''Surely I forgive you-you shall
study me again"
oh. II ! might ard here. Al the
window you hung SO far above the
line"
4 shall i~ an the line hereafter II
you paint u< So" And her voice sank
To a reverent whisper
The artists face flushed lie was a
creaf--e of emotions TOO natural ta
.seek eonceaiment Without fruuhi IN.
to separate the woman from the con
eeption lie struggled with an explana
tion.
oh. signorina. the years that / have
ionsed fcr you. ! cannot make words
tak bur the picture shall say n all
how 7 vss weak ard wicked ard vou
how vca lo.sk~d nj nv ie iiif me a,ft IL
sin You viii lsf me here YOU: | am
icid 20 say II. ie--srse ] ask nsrhins
You sre se fnr away rhat my hove s-.n-
not sHessd mo~ ,iss, II doee m yir
gin
Aaeesfca rlsss-rA the night with sr-.f
eyes exsniairs her ha.qdsess The
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

Word wss received here Noeday
that J. hobert Aikiue, bsuthes Il
Mayor Aikiae II our city disd the,
morning in Ia Grsnde, Oregon,
Judge Aikine had been with his
brosher for several weeks. Fspessl
services we're held Tuesday. The
deceased Was the oldest Of thrss
brothers, o. II A,kise, beiss the
second. His father and sister rrs,de
in Gunn'son. 1t is expected that
the mayor viii return from his ssd
erraBd about the first of next week
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19
Cs-0esssAivs TslsVAs.e 0ssuaaa

A meeting of the stock holders of
the G"nnison Cooperative Tele-
phone company was held Saturday
At the cosrt house, but was not very
largely attended. In fact since the
Colorado company has secured con
troll of the central field, most Of the
ninety five stockholders of the Coop
company are rather inclined to sit
back and wait developments.
II seems the state company will
bring its trunk line in via Monarch
Pass, White Pine, Waunira and Par
lin. 1t will extend this TO Lake,
City, probably via Sapinero, and in
time to Cimarron, Lsjsne and Mont
rose. covering the lower Gsnnison,
Lake Fork and Black Mesa. 1t al
ready owns, . large interest in the
Crsted Butte line along the upper
Gsnnison and East river valleys. II
intends to next spring construct 10
Mt. Carbon to handle the through
coal company business.
Aessrv. Denicke, aud Clark of the
Colorado company were present and
IN reply TO questions stated that
there was no desire to construct these
local lines, in fact along sparsely
settled valleys, it would be decided
ly cheaper for the ranchmen to own
their own cooperative lines, but the
matter could perhaps be better
handled by each valley separately
rather than by a county company.
For each rural phone connected with
the Gunnison central "a monthly
charge of seventy-fve cents would
be made, this covering all talks OF
all kinds with other local companies
and with phones running into the
Gunnison exchange. When the
connection was made through an
other exchange, as Crested Butte,
Pitkin, or Lake City, only then
would an additional charge be made.
Wires OF the local companies could
be attached to Colorado Telephone
poles, but then an additional charge
OF TIVE cents per hitoa per pole was
made. For full telephone service
by the state company, the charge &c
ranchmen living two and = quarter
miles from town will be $3.50 q
month on a party line.
Some ranehmen seemed to prefer
lettinr the Colorado company do the
whole thing. others want 10 save by
building a cooperative line for each
valley. and paying the seventy-hve
cents month central charge. Ap-
Parently some incline TO the original
idea OF a county company, similar to
that Of Delta However, the special
committee Of the board Of directors,
was on motion relieved from DUTY,
and the matter is in waiting. sabiec,
te any desired future call # Inc
ssock holders
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19
Ia q. Hss~

The necessities If conversation fre-
guenll- Lead To ODD observations Mrs.
suiilvsn and Mrs. Harrisan the othef
das we're conversing across the fence
that separated their respective clothes
Yards A high wind was blowing. and
each woman from her pest amid tbe
lines had to shout to make herself
heard.
Mrs. sullivan" shcuted Mrs Hxrri
gan. -'dA ye1 ee 70 IN bsH last
night
Yes" shoufeA the Other IN ~ eale.
4 wsa-
Was WHAT cried Nrs SailfvNA.
W1m--YeFA'. CcrSansom.
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oppressed msr'aliiy. Her eyes wan
dered beyond him in apparent careiess
ucss
She Is an an-ci from heaven. and
she knows not that ! live" he mur-
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out warming me burst into n Tong lorl
laugh. Its cold materialisn startled
Angelica. Before she could prevent he
had seized "A palette knife and slasAed
the canvas from edge To edge
u have proved it," he whlsucred
she Is worse than coguetfe Shr g.
lie. Eut | have you- ! am satisfied s.
Yes" the innkeeper Nns wuni 10
confdc to guests that * I.iuse,u,e
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INJURED lei II
she knew surely
She would plead
for uc iih Mary
aud The blc>s-s!
saints
"A stra nger,
Yes. she j. a
sirauccr. c.asel
the il0s'. Is'intina
10 the REGISTER
&ht u eisst.fi
QUESTIONED Gen
ius Is q bot b'.us
plant that nuss
le Goa xcd iu:o
flower. "A tS
cign u ~ Y -
Ca arter - Yea
Carter. Angelica
Carter u Aichi
gan"
an aoget.
even a. GiusslR
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I he inter
aud his " ifc
They are a p4il
ssf lowers 81 iinp
p|- oh. II Is nnis
unfortunate. sht
has ruined hin
If only he bud
married tloria
but how Is II hap
py man ever "a
ic n i,aphurlf"
hen the i'm
X ccJnr cnc night
came upon hls
prOteGe pieCiue
I q ct Ii er II.
edges Of the ma
tilatesi canvas h
rubbed his hands
in Siec
An. NOu de-
~troyesl " hat was
good. ana II tor.
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Ar. and Mr.. John Black have
returned 10 Gsnnieon 10 reside
They have spent the ssmner ~
Aack. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

@ Michigar
ey CAROLYN BArEsO.

GsSyr'sAt e9e9. By Americas Press Asso
c.A.ion
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-27
Abdul Hamid

Oh, don't you remember A. Halnid,
Ben Bolt, sweet Abdul, who wore a tin
CROWN His servants would shake at
the sound IF his voice., and tremble
with fear ut his frown; they have filed
him away in the cooler, Ben Bolt, the
young TURKS have camped on his frame
his henchman they hung to the beams
of Il bridge. and sweet Abdul is out of
the game. Oh, don't you remember the
YildiZ Kiosk, the smoothest kiosk in
the bunch? 1t was there that he herd
ed his wives by the gross, and handed
them garlic for lunch. They have tax
en- his wives to the dump ground, Ben
Bolt, a waiting and lachrymose group
they gave him eight hundred DEGREES of
divorce and sweet Abdul is deep in the
soup. Oh don't you remember the
poison, Ben Bolt, that we used when
we wished to kill rats? Old Alb is
afraid, if he swallows his grub, he'll get
some of that tween his slats.s He's
feeling all d,ty of his headpiece, Ben
Bolt, to Sc, If it's still on his neck; in
Turkey, thy say, there's the dawn of
reform, but sweet Abduls reduced to a
wreck.-W lit Mason.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-27
Notice of Sale OF School Bonds
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board of School Trustees of Elko
School District No 1. County of Elk,
State of Nevada, will receive until 10
o'clock noon, TUESDAY, September Z,
1909. sealed bids for the sale of those
certain bonds of the said Elko School
District No. 1, authorized to be issued
and sold ut special election held in
said Ell1o School District No. L, on
August 10, 1909, and that upon TUES
DAY, the said 7th day of September,
1909, or as soon thereafter as is prac-
ticable, the said Board of School
Trustees will sell the aforesaid bonds to
the highest and best bidder therefor
The bonds proposed to be issued and
sold are twenty in number, of the de-
nomination of Five Hundred Dollars
each making the aggregate amount of
the par value of said bonds Ten Thous-
and Dollars. The said bonds shall bear
interest at the rate of six per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, and
shall be redeemed Us follows: One of
such bonds shall be redeemed at the
end of the first year after it's issuance,
and thereafter one of the bonds remain
ing unredeemed shall be redeemed at
the end of each year until all of said
bonds shall have been redeemed. None
of said bonds shall run for more than
twenty years.
No bid for less than par value of said
bonds shall be received.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
All bids should be addressed to H. S.
Taber, Clerk Of said School Board, Elko,
Nevada, and plainly marked Proposal
for Sale of Bonds"
By order of the Board of School
Trustees.
j. A. MCBRIDE, President.
H. s. TABER, Clerk.
l.. L. BRADLEY.
Dated August %, 1909.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-27
Coming Back From Spirit Land

While all the relatives except the
father of Mrs. Mary Oleson of Marshal
town. who had passed beyond before,
were gathered about her bedside and
supposed from her appearance that she
had just died, she raised her head, OPP
med her eyes and said:
'Tm not dead. I've come back. But
Pm going soon. saw the golden gate
and the angels. and was in papa
arms.
And then she sank back upon the
pillow and in another minute she was
gone.
1t was not singular report for the
bps of the dying to make. No one can
'"Il how many thousands have had and
lust before death been able TO describe
\ similar experience. But in every
1uch report it is of cngrossing interest.
The whole world catches with avidity
at anything that purports to be q
glimpse of the other world. And every
lime such circumstance US that of Mrs
oleSon'S occurs, we all question anew
what it signifies.
BY some, such testimony is taken at
IFS full face value as conclusive cyiderce
"t the existence of spiritual world
Others oppose to this the theory that
these visions arc but immaginings of
dclirium, or that they are due TO the
concentrated suggestions of n lifetime
upon minds made peculiarly susceptible
10 such impressions by, the progress of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-27

disease and the near approach of disso-
luton.
Neither of those who interpret the
phenomenon recorded at Marshalltown
as reality nor those who regard it as a
suggestion or telapathy can be assisted
i'll their convictions by the result of the
recent and still continuing research in
the realm of the occult. For while this
investigation has increased the proba-
bility that the mind may receive inn
pressions of extra-mundane origin it
has made many phenomena applicable
by suggestion and telapathy that were
considered inexplicable without the adj
mission of extra mundane agency.-St.
Joseph Observer. ... .....
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-27
Business Locals.

Furnished house to rent. Inquire of
Hayden Henderson.
Reduced prices for 80 days in mems
and boys clothing at Engler Cos.
Reduced prices for 30 days in ladies
dress skirts and shirt waists at
Engler Cos.
For Sale-A latest improved Smith
Premier Typewriter almost new. In
quire ut the Henderson Bank.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DR.. Gill
land ''the dentist" Office overthe Drug
Store. Elko
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-27
HAD TO BE IN PROPER FORM.
Without His Retaining Fee Young
Lawyer Could Not Act.

An impecunious young lawyer re-.
Gently received the following letter
from a tailor TO whom he was in
debted:
Dear Sir-Kindly advise me by re-
turn mail when I may expect remit.
lance from you in settlement Of my
account. Yours truly, J. Snippem.".
The follower of Blackstone imme.
diately replied:
Dear Sir--I have your request for
advice Of a recent date, and beg leave
TO say that not having received any
retainer from you cannot act in the
premises. Upon receipt of your check
for $3.50 shall be very glad to look
the matter up for you and to acquaint
you with the results OF my inyestfga-
tons. 1 am, sir, with great respect,
your most obedient servant, Barclay
y. FS@e. --NucccH3 ..-:s.,~",:a:......c.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-27
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81. 1909
Government Ru lirgs Of Interest to Socaiors

The failure or neglect of a locator of
- mining claim to perform development
work of the character, in the manner
and within the time required by the
laws of the United States, shall dis
qualify such locators from relocating
The ground embraced in the original To-
cation or mining claim. or any part
thereof, within three years of the date
If mis- original location-any attempted
relocation thereof by any of the origin
l'catorS. shall render such location
odd
Within thirty days after the posting
If the notice upon the claim, II true
copy shall he recorded with the county
recorder.
An affidavit of. labor shall he filed
with the county recorder within 30 days
after the end of the year for which the
assessment work was done
The boundaries must be defined so
that they can be readily traced. In
connection with this last the supreme
court has held that rs the locator is on
tho ground at least once IL year to do
the assessment work, he has sufficient
opportunity to see that all the markings
Of the boundaries remain in such condi-
ton that they can be readily traced.
In several cases ground has been given
the Junior locator where monuments
marking the boundaries of the senior
Locator could not lie found ut the time
me location was made. To avoid the
danger of litigation on this point tho
new law contains the following provis-
ion:
'Wherr the locator or his assigns has
the boundaries and corners of his claim
established by Il L. S. mineral surveyor
or Il licensed surveyor of the state and
his corner connected with corner of
the public or minor surveys, and incor-
pOrateS into the record of the claim the
field notes of such survey, and attaches
and files with such location notice or
amended notice IL certificate of the sur
veyor, then such record is prima facie
evidence of the facts therein con-
tanned"