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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

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ing Pears tsrl.s. tlai.lin DoN-
ney. Th1mas. t.a-ieriv. smlth.
% l.eary asd " aaiea ~ aiiice iar tWa
wears haWever. tianui-.a oauufy
was expected 10 GO demscratic
New lork state. 'lnuecticuti. Ma-s
aehBsefis. NeW lersey. Ohi0. Indiana
al went Democratic. aud bs such De
cided mal l8rlties that the nsxt nation
al house ~ representative sIil have
sixty y-hve democrsfIc ma aJnrfty. wiIle
Owen republIcau senators Wil be
leti al home
The entire dsmocraflc state tIcket
may he elected, fnr Goveraar shat
roth has l51s,O majority However.
Garrleaes NAV defeat Gsnter fol the
supreme court. while Mrs Mixson
and Miss Cook are tied for state
superintendent Of schoals. Also the
two regents of the university are in
doubt.
W,oming elects Carey, democrat.
as governor bat sends back b W
Mondell, 10 the house Our three
Colorado congressman are elected
The returns by precincts in dun
n'son county rs given ON this page
of the News-Champion are unofficial,
and in some cases estimated from
the meere repors brossht in ON one
or two candidates.. Also Cimsrron,
No. l6 and Waanita. No 10, are
missing, but will not materially sf-
feet the result
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

A. Veil, one of the pioneer mer-
chants sold out his stock and left
GunnlsOn.
Land office notice of final proof
being published in the Review Press
were for, Richardson granite quarry,
George Strachan, Alpheous T. Hutto.
] A Haymaker, II 5 Marshall, s.
l. Triue, John OFallon, Philippe
Vidal, Andrew ] Seaman.
In the state election Of 1890, Gun
nIson county went republican by
ljo to 200 majority, also electing
Reese q Carlisle county commits
sioner by ll9 and r W Smith state
senator John Fessler. republican
candidate for state treasurer received
lS9 majority IN the county, while
Governor R5utt had 225 plurality
over Caldwell Neaman crystal was
the banner republican precinct with
- majority, on total vote Of 81.
Townsend was elected over O'Dun-
nell as congressman and the return
OF Senator Teller secured. NchIn-
lev was defeated for Congressman in
Ohio, while Pennsylvania went dem
ocratic, electing Pattison governor
by 1900 majority Kansas went
populist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

A box social will be held at
Modern Woodmen hall on the even
ing of Saturday. the 18th The pro
ceeds will G. 10 relieve the family
Of 5. c. Perschbacher Everyone is
invited. Ladies will please bring
lunch. Boxes TO be sold at mini
mum of fiftv cents and maximum OF
$50. Coffee will be served with
the supper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

The commissioners are in session
yesterday and TODAY, and will make
the tax levy for 1910 Today they
will go up TO inspect progress ON
the Cement creek road which is now
about through the long second
canon, and in condition for hauling
upon this winter, though not quite
completed up and around Grassy
hill
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

The Gunnison Bank and Trust
Co" is the title Of the new banking
institution which about December
first will get started in the now al
most completed two story brick,
corner of Nam street and Tomichi
avenue
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Sh0ttld aud acquaintance ne forgot.
Aud Hsusr brought b. miHT
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11
saITE PM AoU
L00KlAC vExy Usll
Miners Erss ~ Upv~ Ts~sck. Tel
ct Large 9sssh.pssa fss,<cs
Cssae os ssd mss 70 Fshs~

frum White Pine bsss Wha Were
down thls week. NeWs-C ChampIln
iearns that the 8ld camp y l1aklag
extra good. Watb nat onlv large
aaiotsnt a actual degelapuleI.t Wurk
gulhg on. bud H.Ines are shIpptne
and more cumpanIes preparing o.
ePoraie
From the Morning Star. John g.
Reagan ~ sendIng sai several ears
a month af exoeiieui zine-lead arc.
the same retErnfne some gold valses
as veil Mr. EegaH has tbree f1ar-
horse teams stesdily oa the road
Ga the saddle between the Morn
ine star aBd NIctor. Peserson. HAN
IioH and BARKER sre drlvlng a tsn-
mel on the Carbon There - NJ
doghi q their striking IT here. for
this part of Lake tlill is all mlser-
alzed
The West Point Mining and De-
velopmeBt Company under direction
of Smith, Porter aud Reagan is
steadily driving the new tunnel and
they have some good ore. A body
recently strsek shows excellent cop
per values. They are IN 300 feet
and we may look for bag discoveries
here.
one Of the large Developments Of
the camp 10 the Princeton tunnel be
ing driven by W = Barker, man
aaer This pew tunnel is over the
hill from the AGO foot tunnel run
lest winter ON the Alice In the
upper workiRGs fine showing Of
ose wss encountered. but for more
economical working this lower and
nearer project is started on the same
grosp TO cut 400 feet deeper. Ii
will take 800 or 1880 feet of tunnel
TO andercut the Alice ore shoot, but
as the new bore is being driven ON
the vein, other discoveries Of note
may be expected In fact the tunnel
now in $50 feet shows ore right
along, with ASSAYS running IS in
gold from the breast The Prince
ton company owns $500 feet ON this
vein and will crosscut from the
Princeton level to develop the Black
Hawk. Glendale and Nellie II
ground of the twelve claims in the
group eight are new ones. and pros
pecting work has encountered ore
that gives ialr ASSAYS in every ten
foot hole II Is proposed later 10
run tunnel from water level at the
creek bottom that will develop all
these properties To l40O feet M
depth.
Mion Mcmahon has several men at
work ON Straw berry hill aud also ON
the Upper Tomichi He is planning
for a good campaign OF mining next
SIMMER. ID ID Walburn Is now
doing assessments ON Chalk creek :,
where he has number of prospects
T H. jerks, superintendent of the
Spar Copper has been out for some
time, but is expected back soon To
start operations again. The Spar
Copper has fine shipping record
aud plenty Of shipping ore now
ready.
W. i Mcconnell is prospecting
ON the old Denver City, and is meet
ing with good success 50 far There
are simply dozens Of good prospects
in the camps where the thing gets
properly started.
The Colorado Telephone company
has wires strung over Monarch pass
and toward Waunita, but it is
doubted whether White Pine is con
nected up until spring 1t is only
about three miles to the main tele-
phone line, and of course the branch
Is only a matter Of months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

John Brown, brother Of the late
Thos. c. Brown Of Gunnison, was
Tuesday elected to the supreme
court Of Missouri ON the republican
ticket by FIVE thousand majority.
Nuet be q lot Of the old line Missouri
democrats. have moved to Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

W. b. Mcdonald was in our city
Wednesday Since the Maple Leaf
closed at Sillsville, he has decided
to move to Aztec, y. N. where he
has a tract of land, and improve it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

d. c Mason was among Pltkinites
down this week Looks pretty quiet
up there since the C. a 5. quit, but
The mines are active and belief Is
strong that better times are ahead
for the Quartz creek metropolis j.
A Norwood brought in the ballot
boxes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-11

GRANDMA Wilson was taken Tues
day afternoon 20 Canon City, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Mckee accompanying
her and expecting TO spend the win
ter in that lower altitude. Mr.. and
Mrs \. ID. Mckee and Mrs. Erred
Mckee were also in the party out Of
Gunnison. but bound for Denver
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09
Crawfish Party.

A crawfish party was organized. last
Sunday, ct the residence of Mr.. Pierre
Millet, of Lions, and proceeded in carts
to Messrs. Millet and Perilloux saw-min,
where boats were secured and Dutch
Bayou was reached.
There, quantities of the delectable
crustacean were secured and boiled. A
delightful time was had by all. The
party was composed of Misses Marie,
Virginia, Eva and Corinne Montz; An
Dette. Antoinette, Denise, Leonie and
Ahne MiIlet; X. Keller; Leoncia Triche
and Odile Vicknair and Messrs. Willie
and Eiisee Duhe; Clarence, Samuel,
Adelard, Nicaise and Edward Millet;
Alces Triche and Fl. st. Pierre.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09
Halley's Comet.

Halley's comet, that stnpendous object,
is Just unsheathing it's eword to suspend
it over our guilty heads for months
What viii impress us.is it's long sweeping
tail. In appearance. it will not be unlike
. searchight, which, cast across lands
cape, iIlumines all the PARTICLES OF dust
or moisture which happen in it's way.
II Is easy for child to walk through
the beam Of a searchight, and to throw
It's full force upon q falling Leaf would
not disturb it in the least.
It is somewhat the sane with the tai
OF comet. 1t is therefore manifest that
when we gaze upon it. we arelooklng up
on next to nothing. Yet. Of course. it il
something. aud IA order to know what il
il. we must study the nature OF the
comets head from which it proceeds
The solid part Of q comet is its nucleus
sor core. A large part Of the head is near
AZ as unsubstantial as the tail. and may
besikened to steaming vapors. Professor
Charles A. Young says that the mass Of
the head OF an average large comet like
EaHley's may be regarded as equal to q
ball of iron OF 150 miles diameter. And
lis il oenceived Of. not as q solid sphere
as 81 mas Of objects Of uncertain size
heb together by gravitatioR. and all
moving under the influence OF tho sun.
Where these cam4 from and they hap
pened to be. no one kooWs. Since the
eerth lies 90 near the sun IN the Gel eetial
vastness. tie comet appreciates sun and
earth at the same time; hence, at first, its
tail lies behind the head, and is seen
nearly leDgthwise; but when il passes our
globe, we view It sidewise and obtain
the benefit Of its entire length OF millions
0f miles
The development Of the tail is due to
TIE rapid increase OF solar heat. and per-
hape electricity, driving out gases from
the head, which are repeIled in space.
In few weeks. We viii exclaim with
HE Boston Poet
~Scintillafe. scintiIlate, globnle vivific
Fair would ] fathom thy nature specific,
Loftily poised in ether capacious,
Strongly resembling Sc gem carbonaceous!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09

his higher phases of mental life. The
words we use are adjusted according to
the social environments. Our forms OF
space perception, for example. are not the
creation of our own individual caprice,
but rather the arrangement which we
have given our sensory experiences IN
our effort to fit ourselves. to world
which dictates these space relations to US.
But words are blank and mean moth
ing IN so far as words are concerned.
Words only have weight and carrying
power in accordance with the personality
back of them. A boy may command his
classmates to be quiet, but this is a huge
joke, but il the teacher, provided he or
she is respected) issues the same COM
mand, silence prevails. Language and
impression however depend considerably
upon the intensity of the tone used. One
may give the order, Shut the door" and
have two distinct meanings. And at
this point it is well to mention phraseo-
logy and grouping as important. We
are all familiar with the sentence, @Wo-
man, without her man. is beast" Which,
of course. should be written or spoken.
"Woman, without her, man is q beast
But we come back to the fact that the
carrying power of words depends upon
the personality of those speaking. The
man who stood upon the battlefield Of
Manassas and said ave will give them
the bayonet', stimulated many soldier
to harder fighting; and the one who said
@Give me Liberty or give me Death
struck many responsive chord in the
hearts of those brave patriots of the ear
ly revolution; and the woman who gent
ly placed her hand upon the shoulder Of
wandering boy, as he stood at the
threshold OF vice and destruction, and
said aDon't. my boy has saved many q
heart ache, and that goodly admiral
Schley, when the Spanish ship was sink
ing and the Spanish soldiers going to
their inevitable doom, and the American
boys were shouting hurrah with joy.
walked on the deck and said. @Don't
shout, boys, don't you see they are dy-
ing?' And all we're in prayer and tears,
and on their knees in second. And when
that gallant old soldier Joe Wheeler, for
ever dear to our hearts, when victory
seemed impossible for the Americans, and
the battle tide was at standstill, dashed
from his sick bed, into the heat Of the
fire, in the front OF the battle line, and
said aFollow me, boys many soldier
had new life, he had not before, and one
other victory was added to Americas e
Glory. Have we been taught grammar
or have we been taught LANGUAGE 7
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09
Pointed Paragraphs.

Philadelphia has been enjoying its
most protracted waking spell in years.
Who will the insurgents have to bait
in the next congress, if they put one
across on Uncle Joe?
Somebody may have played an April
fool joke on congress. but congress Is
doing that to the nation the year round.
Despite his obstinate financial dissipa-
ton, Mr.. Rockefeller does not seem to fear
suffering from fatty degeneration of the
pocketbook.
The Springfield Republican still sticks
to Dr. Cook, regardless of the fact that
all the ice in Massachusetts, has about
reached the spring thaw.
They now have democratic govern
ment and parliament in Monaco. May
be the king of Monte Carlo is getting
ready to divide up the spoils.
II, as threatened, the fat men of the
country organize for @self. protection,
what viii become OF the impoverished
near r-humorists of the nation!
A st. Louis court has ruled that title
to trolley seat rests in the one who
gets it first. 1t depends on the size and
pugilistic prowess of the getter.
About the only way to get genuine
ly quiet 4th Of July in New York city
would be to put the whole town to sleep,
and even then there'd be little music.
Once upon time there was man who
did not dread the 10th of the month, be-
cause he was on South Sea island with
no cable connection with civilization.
Uncle Joe Cannon appears not only to
have been elected president OF the Down
and Out Club, but also to have led a
very successful reorganization of that
ancient institution.
The New York stock exchange is clean.
ing house. The New York cotton ex-
change refuses to take the hint, but
takes plenty of other things, especially
if they happen not to be nailed down.
The only time bachelor isn't hero
to the old maid is after he gets married
Mr.. Aldrich's son has married. but the
country can't get divorce from his dad.
dy.
Not only the flour, but the enforce.
ment Of the law against it, appears to be
ble8ched.
A distinguished visitor says wo men in
England are very progressive. Ask the
stomach pump!
Once upon time sleeping southern
railroad turned in it's sleep. But it was
only false alarm.
One reason why the government
should conserve our water sources is the
galloping rate OF national prohibition.
-fadata Constitution.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine.

The ancient Arabic Order Of the No
bles of the Mystic Shrine is not regular
Masonic body. but it's membership is
composed strictly of Masons who have
reached the 32d degree, A. A. S. Rite
(18th degree in England), or Knights
Templar in good standing. There are
121 temples in the United States. and a
total membership of $4,000.
These members will assemble in New
Orleans next week in annual convention
and extensive preparations are being
made for their reception.
Promiscuous masking will be permit
ted on next Thursday and all the decora-
tions made during Carnival will be in
evidence.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09
Parents Make Your Sons Happy by
Sending Them to this College
This Spring or Summer.

By qualifying them for hfe's duties at
the Wilbur Smith Business College, Lex
ington, KY. 1t has the cheapest and best
course of Bookkeeping, Shorthand,
Typewriting and Telegraphy. and is en-
dorsed by Governors, Bankers. Mer-
chants, and thousands OF graduates. Lo-
cation and climate fine. For particulars,
address Wilbur r. Smith, Lexington, KY.
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No. Is.

While Sam was watching, large bear
came along and started to go into the
cave. Sam grabbed him by the tail and
pulled with all his might.
AS the light was shut out, his compa-
nion said, 'Sam, what dark the hole?
Then Sam replied, ''If dis tail pull
out you find what dark the hole.n
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09
Becnel Camp, ". o. ".

Messrs. Henderson and Gaunt, two
well known figures in Woodmen Circles
were visiting prospective choppers this
week. Many candidates were secured
for the camp at Becnel, and on Sunday,
the 18th, their initiation will be con-
Quoted. This Camp is in a prosperous
condition, and it's membership increasing
daily
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09
The Spice ofLfe
JY

Easy for litm.-Tommy's Mother-"Why
aren't you a good boy. like Willie
Bjones?'
Tommy-Huh! It's easy enough for
him to be good; he's sick most of the
time. ."-PhiLadelphia Record.
Reproach. you had had the tiniest
bit of love for nae you would never have
married mep'- Witzige Btaetter.
"TeII il Not In Gath. THE Canvasser-
"Is the head of the house in?''
Mr.. Weak-"Sh! speak low, Pm the
head of the house. ."-Brooktyn Life.
Saving his ufe.-A story is told of an
Englishman who had occasion for q
doctor while staying in Peking.
"Sing Loo, gleatest DOCTOR" said his
servant; "he savee my lifee once"
"Really?" queried the Englishman.
"Yes; me tellible awful" was the re-
ply; tine callee in another doctor. He
givee me medicine; me velly, velly bad.
Me callee in another doctor. He come
and give me more medicine, make me
velly, velly bladder Me callee in Sing
Loo. He no come. He savee my life. !"
Birmingham England, Post.
And the Mar was 0n.-Mrs. x. quarrel
ing)-"And what would you be now if
it hadn't been for my money!"
Mr.. K. (calmly)-"A bachelor, my
ear.n-Boston Transcript.
The Lasfard's umit.-She-.'But why is
it that you get engaged so often, Mr..
Jones?"
He-"Because I haven't the courage
to marry. ry."-Fgiegende BLdetter.
colossaI!-'sI want few colored illus
ractions Of beets and tomatoes
Life size?' inquired the artist.
"Catalog size,n replied the scotsman,
Courier Journal.
ne Hear Glass. s.-Nellie-sIs that fellow
Of yours ever going to get up the courage
to proposeT
Belief guess not-he'slike an hour
glass"
NeIlie-"An hour-ghssg'
Belle-"Yes-the more time he gets,
the less sand he has. 49, Cleveland
Leader.
Nj Lssd, Bst Deep. Village Constable
Ito villager who has been knocked down
by passing motor cyclist)- You didn't
see the number, but could you swear 70
the man?p
Nillager: II did; but don't thi ,e
'e4 me. - Punch.
Sam and the Bear.
Two negroes were out In the woods
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Then When q bl886s
- seen coma along, said follow N
picksy, hs sdjusted hia big oo@' 8.
rimmsd specssclee.. wid tail *
skretched from one end q Dc SKY ter &
osher, till de night vi. = bright = da1
f1ev thought that I wuz swine 70 nd
al tail . glory, en- day put p dsr y
n,;c. tiops ter lei en- sit behind ms =
hold onto Dc till deg got dars
why, 1 slidn't DO thing but Stand y
-, en- 81 light ny Of pipe wid 9
., "a q dst const's tail = sho' did
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-09

Whereas DIR. E. P. Feucht of this parish, the
duly qualified admin TRAITOR of the aforesaid
succession. has this day filed in his Court an
account of his .lninistration of the said sue
cession, praying for the homologation of the
same:
Public notice is hereby given to ell whom
it may concern to show cause. if any they
have. in writing, to the Judge of said Court.
within ten days from the first publication
hereof, why said account should not be ap-
proved and homoiogated as prayed for
Witness the Honorable P. E. Edring-
ton, Judge, and the seal of the said
Court. this the Both day of March, A. ID.
1910.
WILLIAM j. HART,
Clerk of Court.
". CHENET, ATTORNEY.
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DR.. j. Fred. COlomb.
SURGEON DENTIST,
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College.
Main Office Branch Office
I2l Carondelet st. s65O3 Peter St.
City Bank and Trust Co. Nextto o. s. Bar
Bldgs, End Floor. racks.
Office Days. Office Days.
Monday. Wednesday Tuesday Thursday
and Friday. and Saturday.
Sunday $50 to 11,00. Sunday 11.00 to $50
Telephone calls promptly answered.
S752 Main,
PHONES: 356 Hemlock.
1913
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NOTICE.

We are applying to the Honorable
Police Jury Of this Parish for a permit
to conduct a bar room for the year 1910,
for Colored people in the 4th ward, all
in accordance with Act 176 Of 1908.
PIERRE BRADY,
MAURICE GRANIER
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NOTICE.

ffespassing ON the Webre and Horn
places is strictly forbidden under the
penalty Of the law.
RuRCH AND DAIx.
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T. foRERT RlvARDE
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

308 Hennen Building.
New Orleans. La,
Will be at st. John Courthouse every
Thursday.
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FOR S4LE !!

A new Shakespeare Elevator, 80 feet
long and 8 feet wide.
VICTOR WAGUESPACK,
Manchac P. O., La.
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TINE TABLE.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.
EDGARD STATION.

EDGARD STATION.
lFoRMERLY ST.. JOHN.
Passenger trains going East.
No. So. Cannon Ball ....................655 a. ID
No. 81. New Orleans Mail-.. .......5.N T.
No. 58. Accommodation. tion...................9.li A. M
No. 30. Merry Widow .35 T. NJ
Passenger Trains going West.
No. 81. Texas Mail......................9 .925 T. ID
No. 53. Texas xpress-...............11.05 A. N
No. 55. A ccomodation. r. M
The Leger and Lorio transfer meets all
aims, excepting Nos. 81, So, 5S and go unless
Otherwise notified.
YAzoo AND MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
RAILWAY.
RESERVE STATION.
Passenger trains going East
No. Ss. Baton Rouge Accumulation. s.Ss A. NJ.
No. 21. yicksbu,g Express 10 T. NJ.
Passenger trains going West.
No. % yickaburg Express............s2o A. III
No. "a. Baton Rouge Accomodstion.o5o r NJ.
FRISCO RAILWAY.
stUuSlsaA RAILWAY AND NAVIGATING G0hpAHYS TRACK
e RESERVE STATION.
Passenger trains going East stop on signal)
No. 2....................... $50 T. NJ.
No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Passenger trains going West.
No 1. ............. S.13 A. nj.
No ...................... 13 +. M.
The Moutz transfer meets these trains daily
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Nst Lssd. Bgt Deep. Village Constable
(to villager who has been knocked down
by passing motor cyclist)- You didn't
see the number, but could you swear 70
the man?u
Nillager: II did; but I don't thig { ,e
,eA me. - Punch.