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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
TERRITORIAL
 ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
Newsy Arizona Events Taken in at a
 Glance

The Southern Pacific is making many Improvements of the yards and tracksge at Benson, the junction point of the Fl Psso X Southwestern.
 Bisbee is making an effort to have the Chsutsuqus lecture course pre- sented in that city this season. The course includes addresses by William Jennings Bryan and former Governor Folk of Missouri.
 Another man has mysteriou,ly dis appeared from Tempe. This time he is s man from Ohio named Miller and suddenly dropped out of sight after some time spent 10 Teme, leaving no explanation with his friends as to where he was going
 The John T. Vance ranch, south- west of Tempe, was sold last week to L. w. Gutter of Idaho for Sl6,000, which amounts to zoo per acre.
 fn his annual report to stockhold- CTS, President Thomas Bardon oi the Shattuck-Arizons Copper company says more than S70,0O0 was expended in development of the property last year.
 The Arizona < Swansea Railroad company has been incorporated with a lcspital stock of S500,000 for the purpose of building A road from Bouse to the mining camp of Salome, dis tsnce of g miles.
 Yuma papers are excited over a strike of gold in the North Star dis tr,ct and the statement is made that shipment of seventeen tons of ore netted the promoters $l0,000.
 The management of the Copper Queen company announces the addi- st Douglas. which vii, make nine in operation.
 By the accidental discharge of a shot gun while hunting near Tucson, the other dsy, Ramon Comancho was seriously injured and as result am prtstion of the right arm may be nec- essary.
 Seventeen public spirited citizens Of Phoenix will at the next meeting of the city council ask for franchise for gas a.d electric business in the cspi. tol city offering attractive induce ments m reductions of rates for both commodities.
 Lizzie Maier, a thirteen year old gir of Mesa. was burned to death Thurs. day as A result of the explosion of a can of oil which was heinz used to start fire.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
Another Pedestrian
 To the Front

Equaling if not e1celling some of Edward Psyson Weston's record in travelIng over mountain roads st night, Michael Barry walked from Fossil creek to Mayer, a distance of 5s miles, Saturday night and Sunday morning in the extraordinary time of twelve hours and fifteen minutes. The feat is considered very remark able from the fact that the fret ten miles oi the rosd from Fossil creek to the rim raises 4,200 feet This ten miles was TT ade in three hoprs. The remaining 46 miles is over 6 rough mountain road cut deep in places by ravines and very rocky in places.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
INDICTMENTS AGAINST
 GERONIMO DISMISSED

TUCSON. May 2s-A formal order was made by Judge Campbell. dis missing the indictment returned twenty-two years ago by the grand jury against Geronimo. the murder ous Apache chief, who died several months ago at Fort Sill. Oklahoma where he was kept government pris- oner.
 The indictment charged Gevonimo with the murder of Jesus Robles, a ranchman living south of Tucson.
 Thomas Cordis. who lives on East Pennington street, was the foreman of the grand jury.
 A batch of fourteen Indictments against Fred W. Smith, who was a receiver of public moneys in Tucson. were also dismissed. The indictments alleged embezlement and were re turned in 1889. Lionel Jacobs was foreman of the grand jury at the time. Smith disappeared before he could be arrested and was supposed to have gone to British Columbia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
Donau May be One
 of Fair Commission

It is rumored in republican terri torial circles that Alfred 5. Donau of Tucson may be named ss one of the fair commissioners by Governor R. E. Sloan.
 The governor has already appoint ed J. c. Adams az one of the members of the fair board and 1t s currently reported that he will also continue B A. Packard of Douglas, who was one of the founders of the territorial fair.
 There is a great deal of speculation ss to who the third member of the board will be to succeed H. c. Lockett of Flagstaff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
French Ambassador
 Visiting Arizona

A Williams, Ariz., diapatch says
 Monseur Jusserand, French ambss- sador to the United States, and Mime. Jussersnd were n Williams between trains yesterday enroute to California points and the exposition in Seattle. They are travelling in the private car of George T Nicholson of the Santa Fe. The party is at Grand Canyon today and tomorrow will lretrrn and leave for Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06

For peddiiog ehessng gum without s license, two strsngers wsse taken into custody by tae Tucson Sity of- fcers and fined $35 each by City Recorder Lindenfeld. Unable to Day the entire amount. they left numer. ous boxes Of the jsw-strengthening material and those at the city police station have been eheving eyes since.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
Bisbee EIks to
 Visit Tombstone

The Ice. EIks are preparing to re- ceive q delegation of Elks from Bisbee next Saturday night at which time an instruction team will drill and in- .rrucs the ,ncsI gIks in the work of fhe order \ gse.t n,soy Tombstone -m.mber are inefficient si0Dg the foregoing lines owing to theF ina bility to attend meetings. aod th's work is being done to bring them up ss date. All members of the ofdeI wko have cards are invited and urged to attend. The meeting place will bt anponnaed later.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
HUNDREDS DIE OF TVPhUs
 IN sPAiN'S CAPITAL

MADRID. May 3l.-TheT Spanish capital has been suffering for months from a severe epidemic of typhus. Authorities have done everything pos sible to keep the matter quiet but hundreds have died. The number of cases are now on the decrease. Deaths still average twenty a day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
Of Interest to
 Arizona Residents

It is q matter of general interest 90 prospective applicants for the sur vey of public lands in Arizona. that Congress annually approprist-s the sum Of $4O0,OO0 for the survey and re-survey of the public lands of the United States, which sum is sppor- tioned among thirteen western states and territories, according to the requirements of these respective dis> tricts
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
Arizona Man to be
 Policeman in Panama

A Yuma dispatch ssys: ET-City Marshsl Robert A. Anderson has re- ceived notification that his spplieA- tion for the position of policeman has been approved by the Isthmian canal commission at Washington The as- signment to duty will take place in the near f9.are.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
They Mosx whiie You Siee,

While your mind and body rest Cas- carets Candy Cathartic renair yo1r your liver, yo" bowels, put them in perfect order Genuine tablets stamped (. C. C. Never sold p bu,k- All druggists. Ioe-
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06

It is announced that E.-Delegate Mark Smith will spend the major portion of the summer at Fiagstaff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06
THE COUNTY
 RECORDS
Instruments Flied With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GlvEli IN BRIEF

DEEHs A A Dudley to Nj : But Ter, property in the Pirtle addition to the city of Douglas . D. Charles W Heywood to the Mexico and Colo rado Railroad com. pany, strip If land h.. l50 Walter SpsrSs and Hor- ace " Clarkson ct ux to Joseph Weltner. lana ....-...-.-... o9oo George Land, 0 Gibson and Mrs L J Lemons 10 the Arizona and Colorado Ra Ioai company, strip of land in the Turquoise min ing district ..... .. George c Black ct ux to the Arizona and Colo rsdo Railroad company strip of i.nd .... 300 Charles D Reppy ct ux to the Gi;s Valley, Globe and Northern Raj ros d compsny, iSDI
 DEEDS LM Clifford 70 F W Dunbar, an undivided one-half interest in cer. Gsin lands .... lO Q. Sam < Barry to Balls l. Mckinney, an undivid- ed one-third interest iu mines situsted in the Turquoise mining district ........ lO0 .. . Julia V de Condo54 to " E Schwsmm, prop erty in the Queen ad- dition 10 the city oi Douglas .... I36 -. J P Mohfy to Harry Mobry. mines situated iu 'he Warren mining district ..........-. io Courtlsnd Townsite < Improvement co m paoy to Matilda Jor- geDsou, property in the Great Western townsite to the town of Courtlaad ..
 RIoHT-oF-wAY DEED M Hehey to the Ari- zona and Colorado Railroad company, strip of ground loo feet wide situated Tn the Turquoise mining district. ..--.... i"o =
 TOWNSHIP DEED John q Ta ylor, mayor of the e.ey of Bisbee, to E LspeY. Bisbee prop erty. 65 .
 WARRANTY DIED. Charles and Alice Mad dern to the Frovident Mutual Building and Loan association. Bis bee property ........ 10 -.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE sCoci,ise Lumber com psDy to Joseph Hume ct nx, sstisfies nor tgsss on property in -BakersSiIle .. -
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-06-06

Court Reporter John ". Walker returned last evening from a brief trip to blsbee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
Yvse oos4 Nso1 Ter HssHs%>

The best food for those Who work
With hands or brain is never iixh
priced.
The best example of this is found in
Quaker Scotch Oats. Ii stands at the
top among foods that supply nourish-
ment and yigor. without taxing the di.
gestion. and yet it is the least expen-
siye food one can eat
This great food value and low cost
make 1t an ideal food for families " no
want to get the greatest good from
what they eat.
Laborers, factory or farm hands, fed
plentifully ON Quaker Scotch Oats will
sork better and with less fatigue than
II fed ON almost any other kind of
food. All OF these facts were proved
and very Interesting information
about human foods were gathered by
Professor Fisher OF Yale University in
1905 In addition to the regular pack
age Quaker Scotch Oats is packed in
large size family packages either with
or without china dishes. s
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

The ever sctlve fiRchot press
bureau has stirred up Claws, the
dismissed government of,clsl, TO pre-
Ter more charges against Sec. Bal
linger, about the power site matter
And as usual the Pinchot clacquers,
whether because Lille bound partl-
sans. because pnr,Iiod worshipers
OF ANYTHING Teddy ever started, or
whether they he deceived bv the
fulsome lies II the press agency.
about the beauties of conservation
and forest reserves, all these JOIN in
the chorus like yelping dogs. 1t is
good 10 note two great journals OF
the west. the Denver News and
Times. whose editors have studied
the questions. aud in consequence
realize the evil forces behind PIN
chot and the llimsv arguments aud
cheap alarms with which his press
bureau is spreading the ialsehoods.
Some day the intelligent editors Of
the state, now deceived, will catch
up and will he heartily ashamed of
the time when they supported this
fakir
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
N~vNt ~ ti>u stvuiSstNv

IN the matter Of the estate of Matte +. Leshy
Deceased
Motto. Is hereby given, that on Monday. tb.
eth cay OF D.c.nl,er \. II I.ss' being one ~ tn.
regular DAYS Of the December term OF the
County Court Of Gunni-an County, in the
state pf Colorado !, ]. McDungsl, Admins
TRAITOR with the Ill annexed ct SAID estate, will
appear before the Juia. Of ssid Court, pre-
sent my final settlement n such Admin strstor.
pray the approval Of the same. and viii then
spply To he discharged such Admin strator.
At which time aud place any person In interest
may appear and present objections Ia the
same. " any there he
Dated at 1unnison, Colorado, Nov. End l'.r',
y. N. MCDOt GAL,
Administrator with the will annexed ot the
e-tste Of Matte T.. Leshy deceased.
Published Nov :. Dec & i.sp
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
WHAT THE kINNElS M
rhsss v~esssi~s s~t xssps W.
Str -OO sWa sSe esesosS

All The biood in the body passes through
the kI,lueys once every three minutes
lhe Kidneys hitter the blood They work
night and day. When healthy they re-
move about 5oo grains oi impure matter
daily, " hen unhealthy some part ot this
impure matter is left m the blood. 1his
brings on many diseases and symptoms
pain in the back. headache, nervousness,
hot, dry skin, rheumatism, guut, gravel,
disorders ot the eyesight and hearing, diz-
illness, irregular heart, debility. drowsi-
ness, drupsy, deposits m the urine, etc.
But If you keep the filters right you will
have no trouble with your kidneys.
Mrs. J. B. Tatum, l52> Routt Ave.
Pueblo, Colo, says: .'Disordered Kidneys
caused me a good deal of suffering. had
pains in my loins winch became more
severe it | used the mucsies of the back
Procuring Doan's Kidney Pills. | began
their use and Noticed relief in short time.
| was soon entirely free from the pain as
well as difficulty with the kidney secre-
tons think very highly OF boans Kid
uey Pills and will never he without them +"
For sale by all dealers Price ~ cents
tosler-Mi ilburu Co-. Buffalo. New York,
sole agents ior the United States.
Remember the me-Duan,s-and take
no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

Court Hoa-e. 10 the Town Of .iunuison, ~ shs
ounty ct t,uDni-on. stat. 81 Colorado. expose
10 sale at psIblic auction - the highest bidder
Tor -h IA hand all the right; title and Interest
81 the shove named The oiorsdo Quartz reeA
N isinS Company IN and to the above described
property TOT 50 much thereof a. NAV h. Becs-s-
sry fsr the pa ayment and satisfaction of sand
juds ment, interest and cost If sale
~uhbert koweyer to lien Of execution 80 e
mace Of said PROPERTY ou the 18th day Of June
isA. in favor of X X. Gillette, +. &. Dsse and
t,eotxe Dice to ps rtncr- ds,ins business under
the firm name and style Of Ohio City Mercsn
tile ompsny. said lisu being IN the sum Of SIb
Hundred Forty --iS aud rsi-iss Dollars ss<b.N
together with interest thereon from ib. date 81
said sale
Dated. Gnnnison. Colorado, tbis 18th ds, ~
pNtobcr. iss.
PAT HA>IO>
Sheriff Of t,unnison County
By u. j. lEHAN, 4 Inder-sheria
p,, 1. n.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
HIkIfFrS <s1H

STATE or COLORADO.
County of tiunnison.
BY virtue of al Execution AMI Pee Bill issuad
out ot the isrk oiiire of the District Court ~
City and touuty ~ Denver and state Of Calors-
do. and to me directed whereby I am con-
manded 10 make the sum of One Hundred and
Iwenty--iN and si-i01 DollarS SID n Tsod
costs II suit, the amount OF a certain iud.
neut rendered in said Court on the lith siav of
>eptemh--r. Isa, IN favor of the NJ inc and ~nsl
ter supply tomuany. a corporation. a tlaiB
tiff, and against The Colorado Quartz trpel
Mining ompany, corporation. A. isfendsrt
together with interest on said judgment rrop,
the date of the rendition thereof at tb. rate ~
per cent per surum, out 81 the lands teu.-
merits, euuds and chsttels # the sand TEe
Colorado Quartz Greek Mining tor,rssry /
have levied uron the following described reai
rrpperty, to-wit.
beginning at a point whence the East sfua-,sr
Ia corner section ct twenty I've 81 Ia Town
ship ifty - <orth Of Range Three 81 Esst -
the New Mexico Meridian bear due E.sr Isaa
feet thence sue South i6tl feet ts, a t,..it,t
thence due East - feet 70 point iiitfrSacfrrs,
the North boundary line II the plorad,, {
southern Railway right way: thence aIp,s,
the said northern boundary line Cif said rtpl,r
os way 80 feet 10 point the iuter-arti,,T' a.
the ts-t and West ceuter line II said ~arti,,,,
weuty i've = d. thence due WeSt Is-. sa., >,
the pisce sf beginning containing . . -.
more or le>S together with all improvements
thereon
THEREFORE. Ace. rfin. 20 said -,,,,,...
! shall On Saturday. the Iai d csv az Ns,vs,,t.-
1879. at the hour of iBasl % rl.srk IN ~. f,-.,
sf -aid azy at the We-, front door sf TIA. ,.,,,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
MYs. Heles CreafeM hsassei

Ca November I. at Denver, Mrs.
Helen l. Greniell, three times state
superintendent of public instruction,
WAS appointed mem Der Of the board
OF control of the state penltentary
aud rtformatory r. by Governor Shat
roth. Mrs. Grenlell is the first wo-
man 10 be appointed 10 this position
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

Commencing Nov 4. 10 cents Is
lee charged by Uncle Sam ior the
same carriage of letters or packages
10 lie ag,stered For several wears
An experiment has been conducted
by the postoiIice department IN reg
,ster,nx a charge Of 5 cents beine
made for registry Daring the past
year heads Of the service have been
compiling figures ON the cost Of con-
ductins each department, with the
result that the registry system Las
shown = large deficit The govern
ment liability for each letter OF pack
age has been ra,sed from f2J 10 4 80.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

Field aud Farm The govern
meut collects - from the o~ ners Of
cattle ior pastsring their stock on
the forest reserves and turns over
To- the counties ,n which the reserves
are situated. The generosity of the
government IN making donations to
the counties for local benefit has
been freely commented on by vs. aud
other editors in the west. but the
stock rs,sers fail TO appreciate the
benevolence of the government.
Most Of them would he wllllrg to
give the counties three
dollars aud lie left to pasture the
forests free but THE would cut out
the Pinchot esmesters aud their
beautiful graft. Politics IN this case
is more potent than decency and the
incubus is screwed onto US for some
time to come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

The PsetesssssAl sysAsn of voting
oroaxht esrioss pss~hs Ir Gsnad
Junctsoa ades ~ ss~ cAArtsr
electson held tbess Novenhsg snd
esch citizen recorded A,s Ssus. 60
oad aud third cho.cs. Thew vsse s,X
or seven esad,dsses ssA tbs SIGHT ~sa
bitter over thvss lesdess Every-
body voted fog skear cAnce Of ths.e
and then gave . co@pas.setsry vote
10 Todd, the Socialiss casA,dsae, he
cause lac WAS q god Ssho~ Well j,
turned out he goa fer the nost votes
m total, and was the only one ~ho
did get a ma Jcrltv so the junction
has a socialist mayor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

Gien~ood Avalanche We have
been reading Of some IT the things
that the congress- thai .. to meet in
Grand Junction Is gong 10 do and
50 far, We have arrived ., the con
eluslon thai they won't do thing 10
the delegates who 20 there opposed
to Pinobot and Jack klllisn Pm
ehot will handle the foolish ones v ho
take care aud the co~men Who are
looking for fence in the psblic
lands
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
NorIcI or prs.L,rryt,.,,,

IN the mstter - tho ssrs....r o.
muck deceased '.fSiHta t'rs9
81 ~ , le+ i herrt1y given thsf nr No.. t .
,si. - ~ L'eee'nh'.r A. D. lssa f..ffs. ~,
t'1htA Nourt - eiuuui-,sn s'al1r.r, =, ~ We
,,.,,,s.. y oh .rs1ia, = D. p Nusils-
I1J.,n - .ala eState, Nill auIaar h.sl.-s -.
- - - cur. present nv 4,.sr
~ ',s'tt a ueh tEHcut"r sud rrsy -. p
- ~ -lI -iitt shn VII then sTit d o. - Gia
.ur n.s,s,., - :. .eg,or A. which tirla ali -
,,hiectis,z - ~. nlsy appear snd I.r.-=e--
~. vi ''ntti7fsl 's|iura -. N,.rar5f-..s-
Er-raior .-r-t..-..- p NUELLER
dscesSed Vt N-fsiifts trtssffui-t
funli-hed Nur : Der 1s.e
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

iaey axe getting after the boot-
eSser- al N2rtie Ne note BY the
Az. thai Dr hAAby, Ho~ a drusx,.,
II tb.i city. ~ss srsussed and hned
t2'D and eo-ts fos pss.rr,b.sg /. pint
OF u sh.sAey tor . mea The Jadse
thesxht tbs psrscssTs,oa psetsy lsres
and Ducsos haxey pad tss sss ssd
Agreed 10 do eets.r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

Exchange-A Pueblo butcher was
famed for selling tough meat one
day a customer entered aud asked
for q large beefstesk is 1T for
boiling OF s,ewlng you want it?' he
inquired. Neither" replied the
customer, 1T is for making a hinge
for the barn door"
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

There - 10 be An Aprle Qseeu
D. Be- apuusHi-a al the agp.~ expOsl-
Gsaa beaver, January. ; so6- Zach
apple growing sssctIon - to lie ea-
tlalsa b a representative The con
tesf = % 5e carrs1 On tbrOash the
newspapers by means oi coupons
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

I~lt. ladeF-odeni A nee rail
read wsll come into Ihslsa coanty
when eli hands -, right do~n TO
bss,ss.s and work hard aud per
s.sseusly fos 1t Bot rcasesnt,er, lie
thai touckete the nettse mo~, gently
" soonest siung
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
USEFUL INFORMATION
County OFFICERS

County OftiCers.
CountS .srt aud Recorder. 2. ! iiurIsy.
ouuty Treasurer, Annie NJ nOWnss
sheriff, Pat Hsulou.
County Assessor A, NJ. Thomas.
tounty Surveyor, W. :. smith
'ounty Attorney. ID, r. SHpp.
& tounty Judge, 60 Hethertngtou
County sups-' iuiep ieut. Miss sara NasterJ
'ounty turHuof, 7 - Leary.
County Ccmmis-Iurrr ist District ! n. Collins
County Commissioner 2nd District. Elmer " iiey
'ounty Commissioner srd District. " Mhaien.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
xrsaAl pArxs - su>>,,c~ ooUNr,

Tks Colorado Telephone at Nom
russ rsoepfly established . De-.
pscord A tvssness man suossaS "a
ordered . pnons, and ~ exactly one
kour and forty rnInstes Vt sss N
sa~ised
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
Ounnison Town OFFICERS.

OuNnIsO0 own UffICeTs.
Mayor, q. n, Aikine
CLERK, j. ! Miller
Treasurer, ". n Corum-
Marshal &. N Miller
Police Magistrate. John fiufiun.
Attorney, b, II. Meeeuer.
Tru-tees r r. Mueller. Nm. ~truuk 8 VI
collins, :. Ditto " r. Akin, n HowiHnd.
The Board meets the first Tuesday Of each
mouth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

METHODIST EPISCOPAL Church Of Gun
W ni-on sunday school at ~ a. m. worn-
ns service at II a. m, Epworth League At q 30.
evening service at - y. m. Thursday Ia
Pastors Bible Reading, Is Choir practice
Friday .. m. Ladies Aid cordial invitation
"a these services, Is extended IA all,
Rev. stephen Lumiey. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

ua that such a move WAS never even
contemplated by the pupils or
teachers as the building has been
considered unsafe for years
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

We were misinformed last week
ON the report of the high school boys
using the Smith opera house for An
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

lNATHOLIC Church Services every first aud
" third sunday of month tirSt mass, a. m.
High Mass lOts n. m sunday >chool every
sunday at 'rb y During months from
October 10 June evening services ON G urch
sunday at ~ y. m. tr. VIM. kipp. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
cn)oe1 n)oecIogv

QNPI%OP u CHURCH - Services the hIst
H and ~ I'd Sundays of each month at n 3.
m. and ~ , m. sunday school ever, saf
day at ~ a. All are cordially wetcomed
Rev. J. D. Forsyth. NJ. \. l.. l.. d. Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12

DRESBN IERIAN tHt' RCH sunday school
! at o. sia. morning services n a IN. Christian
Endesvor q ~. evening service -, mid week
Prayer meeting - o m. Medne-daV. All are
cordially invited 20 attend these services.
Ras has. + Hubbard. u. " Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

o O. p, Gunnison Lodge No. 80 Meets
as every Monday night at !. ~. q. =. hall,
Vain street. x. q. Estes, y. q.
Clarence Adams. secretary.
Nssbti Reheksh Lodge No. a.. meets first aud
thiri ruesdayS siss Martha 4. Bro Nn. y G..
Mrs Ida y. Meyer secretary
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-12
u. 6. MAILS.

Morning mail going west CLOSES at 70 ~ a.
and evening mail cuin- east sf - o. N.
Crested Butte rnnii CLOSES AZ lUfh.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-05
ITALIAN EDITOR DESCRIBES STRIKE
received from Fanzi it
MCloud t

McCLOUD. June AT the reopening
of the mills this morning not one sin
gle Italian went to work, contrary to
expectation of the company. Since last
night warrants for the arrest of the
strike leaders were issued, but no ar
rest has been made. This morning
Sheriff Howard asked me to induce the
said leaders to go with me to Cen
eral Lauck. commander of the troops,
who wished to interview them, prom
ising that no arrest would be made.
We went. The interview took place at
President Queal's residence. General
Lauck warned the leaders to refrain
from any violence, saying he would be
severe against law breakers. Presi
dent Queal was present. and 1 asked
him to make some concession to the