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In cinem StraBensrdber tot auf9e.
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Durb Grtrinfen felt.
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nndl oas hodite iroiihe
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nur, ied5S BON mriHen Batieitten IinS
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Wranoeubnre.

Beutui s.--Sier De%run3liidic
Die Srou oes Wuurers 1railte tbot.
Lid beiiil 3iHnusiabren eineS 1bgc.
lobenen Strerpagenc. sic crhieli
bon Der Icid,iel. an Der lie ben VA.
gen Ienfte, eiren 10, r,iid]tiser Sd,iag.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
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. sss.ss~es ~hea ntses uSss Tuss-
o. ulrbt s.sd fosaa on Abe i.stss~ si.s
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! - asesas~sr II sse bsssa tks~
= r The srsssee- ~eS< lsxsn b. ise
D. hiowlana and .asa q oSer 10
as saai bs w'sA sssas-ssser Ne
~ ..aEsss.a M tss~s~aa ssss. shas
De- cannss Do Js~ssee ~ the s~s~ss.Ty
n aslssee ~erk
A l~ree nuasbeT 1t eslss xese
~ea ADD -esersl psbisc msssers
,lsaa--ed. s1.s..g sks,a esa.esa side
5ssss. sxiensssa 81 rev wsses a.asn
D. Ia Aeia and the care 81 STOCK ON
faa il,x ssse.
ibl- sss,er asshser hsa.iy resul,eei
j. Marshal Jennings reaesssng sar,cs
araers b saapossa ali sssck fosna
n i.srae. 10 ssep p,eketsng II hosser
aa the astcaes. es al.e~sas aasry
eaNs 10 hssser ssssx the dssches.
be hessth officer ~as also osdesei
iaok Mp all nsstters esaeern8sS the
e r.asnsnG IT oar streets aud aIlevs,
and with the marshal b. ssssss ~
uiakIng Cunnssos ~eIiy besst5f.i
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

Ibelta TrIhsne The men who
pot all thai pepulistic aud socis.l,stlc
rubbish m the last stale democraiie
platform did not believe in it. saws
the Osrsy Flaindealer. Blu, the
people evidently did aud voted iar IL.
Nov. they are entitled 30 have whai
they voted for and every loyal demo
erat should and viii help them &c,
IT. Then the responsibility will res,
not ON the Plaindealer, the platform
committee or the legislature. but ON
the voters. And II is high time for
the voters 10 have their way without
the dictation of lew would he
statesmen as 30 what is and what Is
not good for them
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
CsssSst h9h 1ssa ~ asa.,sl
Crnwfnrd Chrnnicle

Crnwforh tbronicie
The railroad meeting held last
saturday in Crawford was hummer
and it begins TO look as if the people
OF this vicinity were tired Of living
50 Tar from a railroad
Thirty Thousand dollar, WAS sub
scribed at this meeting which was
quite encouraging considering the
attendance. Committees were ap-
pointed fer the different localities,
some OF who,n will call on you this
week. Now is the time to boost this
enterprise.
Mr.. George Duke, Mr.. Paul Viii
son and Mr.. Frank Thomas Of
Hotchkiss were on hand to hel D
boost for this railroad and If every
one will put his shoulder to the
wheel and help boost there is no
reason in the world why the trains
should not be running inside of six
months. just pause and consider
for a moment the benefits TO be de-
rived from tine building Of this road
In the first instance you will be able
to get your products to market in
much better shape, new indsstries
will start which will mean more la
Dor employed, products will find a
more ready market. big tracts Of
land will be divided making home.
for ten families where there is now
one, lands will more than double in
value, better school facilities, in fact
everything in the world which goe.
to make a better and prosperous
country, and to think that all of
these benefits and more may be &C.
rived BY just little boosting on
your part. Can we afford to pass
this proposition up? 1t is now OF
never, do or die, - it were.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
THE TALE THE
ASHES TOLD,

rcopv-ieht iaa by Associsifci Literary
SHOUsANiS of men thruuahaut
H the world are each day pa
tiently seeking in the l8hy
rinthine ways of ~ idonce the
proof OF disprouf Of some poor wretch
guilt the penalty Of whose conviction
perhaps is death. aud the life Of a man
may be lost or saved by thread slen-
der. yet So unbreaking aud sure that il
holds inevitable truth iu iis meshcs
Sometimes there is only a tiny seed Of
truth. but grain Of gold outvalues ten
of dress
0ne afternoon last summer a man
occupied the rear end compartment IN
n train bound north from IsHeerne. lie
was leaning leisurcly against the door
frame watching the crowding throng
IN the station as the train took ON its
burden preparatory for the journey.
lie WAS powerfully built. and even
In This sTs.tude of repose he betrayed
the tense control with " hich he doIni-
nated the abundant energy which per-
vaded him He was an American.
The train was about to start when
the Traveller noticed a woman strug
Cling through the crowd toward It,
She had scarcely reached the rear end
when the train started. aud the Amer
lean. jumping down. caught her bag
gage and assisted her IL moua, TO the
compartment which he was occupying
When they had recovered their com
posure and he had slowed away her
baggage he remarked that she was
young, richly dressed and wore jaun-
~ travelling hat which seemed haunt
fngly familiar to him She was unmis-
takaby French
oh, He remembered her standing OPP
Posite him at Monte Carlo ON the night
of his fortunate play. when the crou-
pier had put into his hands the returns
of his lucky hazard. lie also remem-
bered the expression of hatred and
avidity from the eyes across the table
ms he turned to leave. Presently she
felt his questioning gaze and spoke;
''Oh. monsieur. je vous remercie!
Nous m'avez sauvee''
Though he caught the meaning Of
her words In her smile and gesture. he
only bowed his acquiescence and set.
tied back to read his paper. She sigh
ed and glanced at him from time tc
time but his attention was soon alb
sorbed. and silence reigned except fof
the rumble Of the speeding train. Once
he laid aside the paper to draw out
and light a cigar. hut she was gazing
intently out into the closing darkness.
Then suddenly she spoke in English:
Monsieur, give me 5000 francs"
The American looked up question
fngly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

'Monsieur aivo me 5.el0 frames = =ha
Repeated calmly. l,r,kinz directly mfo
his ewes. NE returned her lgok iixe,liy
Madam. you are mistaken. ana an
American truveler Ne have neveT
met beforc
'-Eai monsieur viii give 80 nae ths
money she said this time wirh un.
misiakable mouace in her voicc.
He did not answer her at once. Evt
1ently fhis was not a ease Of mistaken
idenfify u was threat Buf how
osuld this mite 90 a woman carry oui
the menace she implied IN her per
sisteut demand aud elaqueut gesture
His hand clasPed the butt Of his re-.
volVcr as he answered:
And n will notg"
"Then / will screnm." she answered
simply
lie smiled Mt his own crodulity. The
woman was mad But this idea was
quickly dispellcd by the hook of des
perate determination she fixed upor
his as she said
n will give to monsieur three min.
utes"
They sat dogeedly facing each other.
she watching the hands Of a tiny
watch. he vainly conjecturing her newt
move The train began 10 slow mp for
the next station The three minutes
ticked by.
Then she Deliberately threw aside
her watch. tore her hat from her head
iisheveied her hair till II sfrcamed in
even dug her nails into her cheek till
the blood smeared her face. Mean-
while she threw open the window and
screamed "A moi, A moi, Help. ~
American and uttered sighs and
stified sroans. The American leaned
back in his seat aud waited the only
evidence of his excitement IN the furi-
Gus putting of his cigar between his
set teeth.
Before the train had come To n stop
I'm the station the ecndarmes had
bearded and the accused man faced
four revolvers Sfin he waited n
frown Of perplexity ON his brew. while
the woman gave the officers a hurried
account Of her struggle and held up
To them the portcmonnaie which. she
averred. he had not been able To wrcst
from her before the train arrived at
the station.
The ease looked clear The Aneri
can rose To accompany the gendarms
as their prisoner when suddenly be
stopped and moiioned them aside with
gesture SO convincing thai they
1eosed their rocgh held and stood back
He took the cigar from between his
eeeth. The ashes clinging to its end
were an inch long.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
S~ssek % As.ssssuAsysay
9 of Thomas 7 Walter. a.oea-ed.

hstate oi Thomas T Wsltars. d.cea-ed
The undersigned. having been appointed ad-
min istratrlS 81 the estate uf Ihotna- 4 Wsltars
late of the County of Gunnison. in the state ot
tol., aeucs-ed hereby gives NOTICE that she Wi
appear before the County Court Of said 6unn,
sou ,oun'y. at the Court Mouse in tiupn,ssn.
10 said County, on Monday the 9TH ,iay Of
June, A. ". Iaio. al the honr ~ ~ o 'clock X N
oi said day, at which time ali persons having
claims against said estate sre mott ifssi aud r..
qne-'ed 70 attend Tor the purpose Of having the
same adjusted All persons insi.bted To said
state are rep"ested to make Immediate pay
mcut Ia the undersigned.
Dated al dsunDison, Colorado. this 18th ,iay Of
April A. u. 1910.
ELIZA y. WALTERS
Administrative ~ the estate az Thomas n W.l
t.rs. deceased.
Dates published april ~ June 4. 1910
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

John " kern. Bryans runnsne z
nsaie "a lg,e. has been named ft,r
ssaasor by Indiana dcmaeTsis. and
stands a good chance Vt aeiesssnr q
Senator BeVerldee. The latter ~ an
1nsurgcni republican viii be opposed
bv fresIdeni laii. IN an indirect Cav
bsi viii undoubtedly secure the
strenuous s1pPori a Teddy. How
ever, as Governor Marshall of Ind
ana expressed H 'tiow Beserldee
can expect D. get half wav betwecn
the opposing republican ssd demo
cratic iorces and not get sho, either
"a front ur TIDE rear Is mystery
Ii loaks llke kern.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

steamboat Springs Pilot Gov.
Sbafroth has the authority to call
the legislature in special session. IL
behooves true democrats in this
emergency 10 let their representa-
tives know that when this opportun-
lty is presented they will expect
them 10 carry out party pledges. It
is time TO inform them tina; il tkev
continae 10 block promised leeisla
tion they will be marked men, that
they will be looked upon as those
who had obtained office through q
promise which they later s,pudiated.
We are tired of representatives who
60 down TO Denver aud listen to the
siren voice of Patterson machine
politicians or Speer machine politi-
eisns. They owe their only alIegi-
ance TO their constituents. The
Establishments OF the Denver pollti-
clans should count for nothing.
They are not sent 10 the legislature
to please Denver city has rep
resentatives Of its own.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
- N.nils 4 Lsi@
Sc tsntcrpuise


The glor,es Of Lsjase, the once
basy lIttle governments village at the
ue=t portal oi she Gsauison tunnei
are aboa, departed The hasl com
plet'on of the tunnel will probably
sitness s,s dem,se entirely Al one
iime the village housed several hun
dred people who were empleved en
The bag waterway The completion
al one character of the work after
another and the workers seek lne
other fields has gradually depopa-
lated the town until nov the
1ihoe and store force. engine men and
the eonsre,e workers are all who are
lsft. j. A. Galloway who has heea
operating the only store aside from
the government store closed down
three weeks ago oD aecoant II the
exodus oi a great part OF a great part
OF the population and ls now looking
Ton a new location. Having about
fulfilled it's mission 1t looks as
though our little friend Lslane s
DAYS of usefulness are nearl, over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
sssscs 90 ssSAa .s,v, .y,r

In the matter Of the estate of John Hayes.
deceased
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday. the
isth day sf June. A. D. lst0. being one of the
regular days oi the June term Of rbe
"un0 to9n of tiunnisan County
In the stsse of Colorado. TJsmss q Hayes. Al
ministrator of said estate. will appear before
the Judge u said ourt present my final -etr
ment a. such Administrator aud pray the spprov-
81 of the same sad will then apply to BE- dis.
charged as such Administrator. Al which time
ana place any person interest may appear and
present objectioos to the same. il any there he
Dated at 6unnison, Colorado. May 3. IslU.
JAMES q. HAYES
Adninistrator OF the estate of John Hayes
deceased
Published May 2-3O 1910.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
MnlA R1l1nHnH.
ssaAxss.s ssxS
state 'i ees's'~s'o.
Counts 81 s.as.ss-ou


to.nts sf tssaBI-o8.
Wy sist.e u ~r,f ~ ezerssian 10 a,e ,lir.ds
oiora.ls,. ~ fssof of km. Hogan Platnfiif
~ Dotrsst and :. v t1li1sls psfnud
sisiz. Wherein. u Pat Hsslon. a. Sissrif an
!llreciea and cousBlsasissi h. make the san ~
Ihree hundred and Three and - 10 b..ll,r-
tiebi OF dssns<rs7. aud Nilss aad 8, 10 b.lis,r-
ess-f- ID suit. tlssthrr w,Gh interest thereon
from tse sHh ssas - Nsnuh. i,sc snd al saorn
In1 cs-t=
Now. tser'.fssne ia pursuance Of -sid cum.
msnsi- and of tifs low mssie on IN. llt ,..x ~
tebruary. 1915. seon the fsill.s~,.c described
Erolert,- tne Ur.sporty sif -sif eegaYs..,uf
thtcslt. to-~st. the North Ve-i Quarter
- The -onth kast Ju.rief. and the ~uafh W,.st
yusrts'F of south ta-t eynarta4 ~ >~eti.fu a
d"~n-iip horts niue ~ NORTH kanae ene i
West. and thc south Nest 1,.art.Ir ~ the ~.sutf
Nest Visrter 81 -,.rti.sn tisi,seen ~ ami ~.
North West tluaftet 20 the North Ea-i sl,,.rter
sid tia Ne-t bslf ~ the NORTH We4t v.ars.T
ana tiae Nofth ta7i e1saftar ~ she North " 81
ysafter q -ection Nineteen - Iouu.l.i..
fliiy - NORTH Range thle d Eazt t,a.tI,@r
Will aH waller. water riGhfz. ttitohes ds.cr..d
water riif@ isfd ditch right f.,. ar t.-e
&c coinectrd With ~sia land an being IN aid
t'uniiiss'u oliIits olorsfio. all 81 uhirh or =.
much thefeoi A. mas h. naces-sry shall ex.
po-o to p"bils sale on the s,b aay ~ MAJ A. d.
lsio at thc hour of ~ 9 rsuus H. th. fssreno.,u.
- The Nest tront as,or of the Cont hens IN
tfuuni=on. tsuuni-on County. fol,ratlo. "a tl,.l
PATHA>LO>.
sherif
Published April EAss O. is,0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
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wednesday MAJ q

- t-+irt-f't<F
Ns.saas<ss'y Ma q
Ia y ~. v ssisas hay and slip
ping 81 tsineer ee.r 1hs q =
AsssscnAssiu are .ssss,.f an tkrssssEh b
ssNsiissx sxsa fasre = . gssssa bag Greg
ssse Va gsssrsi essDsis-s.,n
.ss'svs'l cssr,tssa al Fasrvi.~ ws-
e.ssy .sssss. r " ssrss isrss.g snsDs
ssss'ssr>t rv,ss-sted ~srEorary.
o. u. N~~s.slk aud soa. y iltsasss.
have taser ,~~~~ssss "a tbs r~nch
= es.h sisssy rsvcUtN Issrcssspd ir.u.
hr-. l.. ~. ktarrse. Tsss ksarsi-sp
have rsssed 9. Nascs-. sater cxI--'t-
.ag ts GO - La t'ssis. sear isursnge.
y alter ktarui- wiil foIssw ~ -sssn s-
he s.asysspsa- hs~ Isan esstr.ci ~
Jsis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

The grip still continues to take
people unawares in this vicinity. Its
characteristic this year seems to be
swelling of the neck glands with
gatherings in the ears. Some quite
serious cases have resulted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
osmmsL p@rsk 80 st~xsss,S e<x xr,

Icita Irsbts4s Iaa-e who accs
-sonaliy roe IA Pullman care wsbi no
assbi be pleased to kno~ thai asr-
sas she past elsson ycars the Pull
nsaa company has paid I 81 tss,,ssl
N SPECIAL cash and stock dsss<isae-
~ addition ~ lis annual dsss5snds
Noshsng hke having a csnch
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
CASylEyOa O1euDCS

Tuesday, May 3.
t;rwtn atsspWt all In NEW aaA nseas-
ows betnG vrcparet. for water.
Mrs. A. W. LiDdsls'y In visiting at
the Wallace ranch this week
Carl Silka hss moved mp TO the star
aine where he has the contract for
the coal haul.
Our schosd ctsstion passed on very
quietly, 2. -. Mckee, A. II. Judy and
&. 4. Partch t<siRg elected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

For SelslI60 acre ranch. Cuts
laO tons of hay. bess water right On
csvek. 20 keed Of cattle. 8 horses.
machinery. 200. easy terms.
HENRY r. LAKE & SoN. Gsnpisop
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

Quite . nsmber of @. A. II. men,
bers snd tbeir wives will 60 to the
eocampmoat next week at Grand
Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

Observation cars will he put ON
trains 3l5 and 3l6 through the
canon ON May LIST by the Denver a
Rio Grande.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06

the combination of the road with other
railroads"
II that is So" he continued. what
did he mean by accepting the position
Of receiver and drawing a salary OF
sZosUtO year, IT ne drew salary
like that IL was his business TO make
himself thoroughly acquainted with
what the road under him was doing and
especially 10 see 10 il that IL did moth
ing illegal and that IL paid its Just
debts 10 the state"
The colonel said Governor Harmon
had asserted he did not want 10 con
tinue as receiver OF she road, but that
the Judge would not allow him 10 give
I'D the work.
If Governor Harmon had not been
willing TO remain as receiver" said
Col Roosevelt, no judge in the land
could have forced him to remain"
The colonel then referred TO the pub
Legislature last winter. against which,
he said. the Democrats in the legisla-
ture stood almost sOlidly.
Governor Harmon protested that he
knew nothing about it," said Col.
Roosevelt, and by his supine attitude
and failure TO take a stand he brought
about his own defeat
He declared the author of the bill
had charged publicly that the COVER
nor knew all about il and that he him
self had gone over il with the COVER
nor. He asserted that, although the
governor said he was against petty
graft, he had appointed to office men
who had proved guilty Of the graft
which he denounced in others, and that
he had on the ticket with him one such
man who had confessed and made res
titution 10 the state.
Col Roosevelt left for Cleveland as
soon as he had concluded.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
REMAINS IN THE FAMILY
Divorced wife Heartily Approves of
Former Husbands Marriage
10 Her sister.

New York, Nov. with the hearty
approved OF his divorced wife. Sey-
moure L. Locke married his sister-ln-
law Miss Margaret Greenleaf. a maya
zine writer, whose home is in Lexing-
ton. Ky. The first Mrs. Locke was so
far from bearing enmlty towards her
sister that it was at her especial re-
quest that her son was his father s
best man at the ceremony.
The newly married couple are at
present at Coleman Falls, Va, on their
honeymoon. Although they were mar
ried several weeks ago cards an
nouncing the marriage were not re-
ceived here until today.
The first Mrs. Locke obtained her di-
vOrce in Los Angeles, Cal, in 1909. and
was granted a small portion of her
husbands property, located at Pasa-
dena, Cal. She then returned TO New
York, where she now resides.
When asked TO comment about the
marriage, she said
HE should have married Margaret
in the first place ! was quite willing
he should marry her now"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-06
NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
ERS' MEETING OF THE THoAP-
son MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a special stockholders meeting OF the
Thompson Mining company, corpora
ton OF Utah, with its principal place OF
business at Salt Lake City, Utah, VIII
be held at its office in said city, room
5O4 Mcintyre building, on the 3Oth day
OF November Isle, at the hour OF
o'clock D. M OF said day.
The object and purpose OF SAID meet
ing being 10 raIify and confirm the &C
ton OF its board OF directors wherein
they have authorized and directed the
sale Of its property and assets, both
Quincy Consolidated Mining company,
a corporation, in consideration OF said
last named company transferring 10 IL
S5e,600 shares OF its capital stock IN
exchange for the outstanding shares OF
stock Of said company and for the fur
Their purpose of ratifying and confirm
ing the terms OF one certain written
contract entered into by its board OF
directors with the West quincy Mining
company, DAILY Mining company on
tario Mining company and Daily West
Mining company, wherein a cOnsOlida-
ton IS agreed upon n the properties
owned by the Thompson and West
quincy Mining companies under the
name and style ef the Thompson
Quincy Consolidated Mining company"
with a capital stock OF 1850, 900 shares,
and wherein il is agreed that for Ger
tain easements being granted TO said
consolidated company by the Ontario
Mining company. DAILY Mining com
pany and DAILY West Mining company,
for drainage and operation purposes,
said new corporation Will deliver 20
said companies 200, 900 shares OF its
treasury stock. and for the further
purpose OF ratifying all acts OF its Of
Ulcers and board OF directors I'm c-I
neotion with said consolidation and
transfer OF its property and the trans
action of any and all other business
which may lawfully come before said
meeting at said time.
A. T. THOMAS, JR..
Secretary.