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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
Cosoraas

Cesorsos.
Report has u thai . smeiter Is 10 be
bgilz a. Aaacos.
The Gladys min At wslls1Fees is
rssnainz after ssass a5ffiGaisy e =
Nater supply.
The Colorado school of Mines ain
be equipped a. an early date wlth the
largest and finest netslssreicsl ca
pertinent plant in the world
The DenSer Mining 4 Reduction
Comyany new eoReentrator in Black
is~k is expected 10 be reaay Cor the
sstmeut Of ores by the lss Of No
vember.
Jack Clara and William Bryan have
sold the Last Chance group of
iosr tunssten claims ct Nederland
TO the Wolf Tongue Mining and Ain-
ng Company Tor es.ooo spot cash.
The report of the Camp Bird
Limited just issued shows thai during
the month of August q total Of e.sI3
tons we're crushed. yielding S210.4s7,
and the net mime earnings for the
month amounted to el5l.77l.
The unwsser.ns Of the Victoria at
SALINE has been completed. the work
requiring about six weeks time to re-
move the water from the old work
Ess. which are something over sse
feet in depth.
A good strike was made in the Ar
go mine in Russell ellch q lev days
ago. the ore found carrying values .
'oo peg ton end the operators ere
much elatea over the find and intend
develeping the new body to its fullest
extent.
In Topeka gulch, eight inches Of
gray copper ore has been opened up
On the Molly C. claim, by C. s. Casad,
a Silverton blacksmith and pros
pector. The ore Was encountered
eight feet froa the surface saa cor
ries lac ounces In silver to the ton.
The Pi0assr Mining Company, ct
the junction Of Twelve-mile and Pine
eek, have started - their mill with
a force of ten men. Three loads OF
machinery have been delivered on the
ground for the preliminary work
The mill building is to be built Of
concrete throughout and will be one
Of the most modern plants in Gilpin
county.
George A. Reynolds has opened q
streak Of ore on the Champion lode
hat assays thirteen ounces in sola.
says the Central City Register-Call.
This property will produce q large
tonnage, - soon as the levels are in
the desired distance to cut q june
ton of veins which carry good values.
Stopping will then be commenced and
production carried on steadily.
Cripple Creek.-The Portland Gold
Mining Company, perhaps the largest
mining concern in the Cripple Creek
district, operating a group of mines on
Battle Mountain. owning q reduction
plant in the district for the treatment
of low-grade ores, besides maintaining
its own reduction plant at Colorado
Springs for the reduction OF higher
grades of ore, will have paid. through
The latest dividend, a total of e8,677,-
0so since its organization.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
A Perennial Mystery.

Average Man-These sunday papers
Just make me sick Nothing In them
but commonplace personal items
about a lot of nobodies no one ever
heard of
FRIEND saw little mention Of
you In the Sunday Cannon.
Average Man (half an hour later, to
messenger boy)-Here. rush around to
the Cannon Office and get me forty
copies of the Sunday edition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
Eaax Tor ter.

An extremely corpulent old lady was
entertaining her grandchiid at lunch
con when she found occasion to repri
maRd the little girl for dropping some
food on the tablecloth.
You don't see grandma dropping
anything on the table. she said
''Of course not" replied the child:
God gave you something In front to
stop IT."
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
Wyomins.

The Top Notch gold prospect in the
Savery district will be worked all
winter. Cabins and shaft house are
being erected.
j. L. Ford, operating the Eads coal
property near Thermopolis, has opened
vein of sixty feet thickness,
which can be traced for seven miles.
The Barber mine is getting out
some extra high grade gold and cop
per ore, says report from Albany.
From present indications. the mine
will soon be a shipper Quite a large
quantity of sylvanite or flourine ore
has been encountered in this property.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
Arizona.

The mining situation in the Miami
district. it ie said. never was more
promising The Miami mine is fin
ishins up a stupendous task OF con
struction work that has been IN prog
ress for a year and it is expected this
big mine viii take its place among
the producers by January LIST The
Live Oak Company VIII soon resume
underground operations giving work
TO a large number Of men. Many ad-
dftional men win be put on At the
Boston-Aiami. Little Miami. Barney
CfUup and CoAe pFopefties.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
2Sl - NAoe
e0M upoa 01uouosano SonumnAsan
U~os c>ainusu oaspA

0aseo eur ahin toUausoA bah6ss e.
rsst for tired. fssess1 nosAsss y ssunA
- . bot basA UteA Cuticusa Soc, -
. Gentls oaoa1staG vtoA Cuticuso Ont
neat. Tbs tssasDaot, In ths nAjos-
~ q eosss, s0ords tmnsdiats relisf
= tAs nost aassrsusanG 1orms q iscAr
-. buruinG. seoly, aaA crustsd hut
morn, scseasA. BosAss. innanmstions.
GritatioaA. sal cAsA0Gs. II Infancy
cd chiloAooA. permits rest end slsep
- both passat end cAilA. anl points
70 spsedy curs. when other ssneAiss
IN Worn-out end worried parents
vtn nn1 this purs. swest sad sconOu-
taal trsatneot psallsss thsar higAsst
soDsctatioas. sa1 nay be applisd -
the youngest infsats - veil - chil
ersa 81 all ages. The Cuticura Rem
e6iss ere sole by aruGgists every
Whsrs. Send to P0tter Drug . Chen.
Corp, sole proprietors, Boston. hass.,
oor their free 32-pAGe Cuticura Boob On
the csrs and treatment Of sktn end
eealp q Infants, chilArsa go aAults.
A Gnsesiso essss~Aos.
Y suppose you hnd life easiee
since the summes b0arAsss have
GOne? ?"
Nope" replied Farmer Corntossel.
we're sorkin' en- worryin' Just -
much a. ever tryis' TO keep the hired
man contented."
oWOoseoNa - 0oeNapD
EHonine carefully every bottle q
CASTORlA, . safe and sure remedy for
Infants snd cAildrsa, aal see that Il
.':::,:,: :::. =: :.Z1<a2E
ln Use For Over - Years.
TAs KiAl You Have Always BouxAk
rhs es@sty oeowsos.
why are you weeping, little boyf"
Il broke de pitcher"
We'll. there's no use crying over
split milk"
''G'wan, Dis wuz Louis
Vile Courier-Journal
kSrchIidren ,eethlns softens n. gums, rrducesis-
0D0oA1DA nhngs noiA- sNsos . I'D enAin. - WsAAA
Anything left to be done at your
leisure seldom gets doae.-S. Martin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

IL babies come down from heaven man.
ma.
Theres one thing that's sure / de-
clare
There's SO many babies that come down
each day.
There can't be race suicide there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
Utah.

About twenty drills are running in
the Bluff oil field with the view OF
getting oil at the earliest possible
date and several more small drills are
doing the annual assessment work te
hold the land. Deep wells VIII be
drilled as soon as those under way
are finished.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

We often hear the expression. Is
poor as church mouse" But even .
church mouse doesn't have to live on
the collections
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

- WG0.UO o.~tNsa9 0ysue
kOr children teethfns softens he gums reduces ip-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

Anything left to be done at your
leisure seldom gets doae.-S. Martin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

MRN Kidnav troublo pse0D
upon The mind. aiecous.
ANn aGes anl lessons amh1-
tion: beauty, vigor an0
WOMEN chserfulness soon Aisao-
pear when the kidns1o
are out Of ORDER or Nsseased. For sooI -
suits use Dr. Kilmer's swamp Root tho
great kidney remedy. At druggists. 0a0-
pie bottle by mall free. also pamphlet
AAaSsss, -. kiinss . o., DaneAoason, =. Il.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28

eiuss. sny sise, Joe pol rull snd do " risht. our
esen~s and underilmcd neostlv-< NeioI prints
Sxv a 1aa r.,.n., ,Ts II, !, e ssss..s .ss s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-28
~ 9 STG aO
MININCNEWS
80 . = { 2

TREND ca METAL FRICEs
- $50. -, ,aa ~. 4..----s Sss
iIsllsr. slar 100 iIss So L...sis - 3 -
alli'or. Cazsills 8E4Esa - So.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
ALLEGED MILLIONS
ARE PAID FOR AIR
White Paper Users Said to
Be Heavily and Need
leSSly Taxed.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. THAT us
ers or white paper are being taxed SO
oo3.oo9 per annum because OF ignorance
and lax methods Of print pspermake-s. %
and that the vast sum was heinz
charged against the knowledge Of The
country was the statement made here
tins afternoon before the annual meet
inE of the Associated Ohio DaUIes. com
prisinE l-f daily papers of Ohio. by John
Norris, chairman Of the committee on
paper Of the American Publishers As
ISOLATION.
Ar Norris spoke on the price which
publishers should pay Tor print paper "
He declared that 81 free competition and
normal conditions were 10 prevail in the
paper trade news print should be de
livered iG pressroous at So q ton
More than S1e100d per aunum.-- he
said, "is paid by newspaper publishers
for atmospheric moisture in print pa
per Norris furnished instances OF
atmospheric absorption OF water to
prove the impCssibiIity Of making an
accurate statement or the weight Of
print paper except under identical at
ucspHeric conditions He declared it
was impossible 10 verify the weights
billed by 1rint-papeL makers on pUr-
CHases of $4,000 per aEnUm-
Norris pointed out the pracLicability OF
converting puIps into paper in New
York TTarbor at q cost OF 80 per ton.
delivered in New yoriN pressroOms, and
declared that the tangie with Canada
over wood pulp supply was an embar-
RAISING development in that direction
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
Free Sample
Helps leak
Women

50 many or the ills Of women are due to
constipation that too much warning cannot
be given them 20 keep the bowels well open
They have a modesty and tinidity about this
that is positively dangerous to their health
Ii is function that is as necessary as air and
food and should not be avoided
But it is important to know the remedy
best suited to wOmens needs CstbarJic
pills and tablets are too powerful and salts
and puTEative waters are both powerful and
nsuseating- What IS wanted IS sonnet hing
mildcr and better tasting. but which al the
same time is promptly effective. Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin fills these requirements
and Il being taken by thousands OF iutclli-
gent American women They not only use
IL themselves. but having found it effective
in their own case. they keep it IN the house
for other members OF the family Tor We are
all called upon at some time OF other 10 use
such remedy.
Il Is a safe and reliable laxative tonic and
can be conveniently obtained Of any drug
giSt at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle
Before buying a bottle OF your druggist the
doctor invites You to make a test of IL a his
expense. and when you are satisfied Il Is
what you want you can buy il in the regular
way lust as thousands arc doing So. II
yOu wiz send your name and address to DIT
Caldwell he viii send you sample bottle
free OF charge
Thousands Of people owe the present good
health Of their families TO applying Tor a
free sample bottle. for in this way they
learned OF an effective and inexpensive cure
for COnstipa ION. indigestion, liver trouble
sick headache. sour stomach and troubles
OF that kind that come from a disOrdered
S1Omach- liver or bowels The family OF
Harry T. Rocker POS W Monroe street
Chicago are among the legiOns who highly
praise this grand laxative and are glad To
publicly say 50
DIT Caldwell personally viii be pleased to
give YOU any medical advice YOU may desire
for yourself or family pertaining to the
stomach. liver or bowels absolutely free
OF charge Explain yUIIr case in 2 letter
and he viii reply 20 YOU IN detail For the
dress on a postal card or 81 hcrwise For
either request the doctors address is DR.
". 3 Caldwell. R52S Caldwell build
ing. Monticello, III.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
WILLIAM PHILLIPS
WEEDS MISS DRAYTON
Simple Service Marks Wed
ding Ceremony in Roe
gate, England.

LONDON, Feb AT Parish Church.
In Roe-ate. Miss Caroline Aston Drav-
ton. -rauddauEhter Of the late William
Aston TODAY became the wife Of William
Phillips hrst secretary Of the. Ameri-
can embassy A simple service marked
tie wedding. and only a few intfmat 70
friends and relatives were present
The wedding had been twice post
pCucd- Miss Draytons original iuteu-
ton was To- be married in New York.
but the enforced absence OF Ambassad dor
Reid, who was called TO America by
the death Of u. o. Mills. MS father-in-
law, made IL necessary Tor Phillips 10
remain in London. and Miss Draytou
decided to come 10 England 60 ne mar
ried- To was then planned TO have the
wedding In s. Bartholomew Church
ON January l.. but this plan. too. was
abandoned
Miss Drayton was given away bv her
father. j. Coleman Draytou, who d5-
vaTced the brides mother IN 1895 Mrs
Drayt0u subsequently married GEORGE
OEiIvv Haiz-
The wedding was performed Hv Canon
Ecea-d Sheppard chaplain to the King
assisted u- the vIc~ir OF RceEatC-
The bride wore a wedding dress Of
plain SATIN necklace OF pearls. the
git OF her father being the chief orna-
urrt
SIR. and Mrs Phillips will live in a
cottage I'D seven Oaks during the sum
mer- when they VIII move into their
own house In CuTzOn street opposite
the mansion Of the Duchess OF Mari
borough
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

BILL A SURPRISE
Committee to Renench and
May Appropriate Only
$35, 100000.

/ Members OF the House will find but
a comparative degree Of consolation in
the bill that is about TO be reDorte5
| from the Rivers and Harbors Commit
/ tee
The pork barrel" as it is sometime
| called. is suffering somewhat from
! shrinkaee
It is learned today that it is the pres
ent intention OF the committee that the
appropriation for rivers and harbors
shall not exceed S35.010.000- Perhaps il
Will be as low as $1,000 COO
Annual Appropriation.
The last regular rivers and harbors
bin carried an appropriation Of approx
ulateIv SgJ. 00o0G0 for two years. The
committee has now resolved that IL will
have an annual appropriation measure.
that there shall be no more biennial
OF JrienniaI bills carrying enormous
sums, and that the Improvement Of
rivers and harbors shall assume its
regular place just as do other bills ap-
Propriatiu@ money.
Although none Of the members Of the
committee could discuss TODAY the def
mite provisions Of the bill. as vet rather
iu a formative state IL Is understood
that the general policy OF retrcnchmeut
Las been decided upon. and that the
sum Of S5.gGnI5 probably will represent
the maximum amount that THE commit
tee Is prepared TO recommend.
Divided EqUitably.
This reduced amount has been appor-
toned as eQuitabIy as is possible under
the circumstance That there will be
numerous appointments. when the
bin is reported % the House. is forecast
already, for upon rivers and hdrDOr-
the average member Of Congress now
depends 10 make good with the folks
back home
Therefore there IS liable To b. uaiFin.
md gugshiu- Of teeIu when a p8itry
S1Le1t.u0U or so Is reported According
To some members OF the committee ID Is
urous bile that the mea Sure VIII he pre-
scented +u all its eC0uomi- features to
tire House by the end OF the present
week
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
PERU BUYS MULES:
WAR MAY FOLLOW
Chile Studying New Formula TO
Settle TaCna-ATlCa
Dispute.

VALPARAISO, Chile, via Galveston,
Tex, Feb. 2-ArEeuJina reports that
the Peruvian government Is purhasInS
there q great quantity of mules Tor its
army. II Is said. with the intention
o. disturbing South American peace.
War implements are bcin- paid for
by Peru with loans raised In Europe
to- public works
chile Is studying q new formula 10 be
submitted 10 Peru for settlement or the
Tacna-Arica dispute. but nobody here
believes that Peru viii accept a pea cefui
solution. The cruisers O'HiEgius and
ESmeraida VIII go to Bueuos AyreS to
attend the Argentine centenary cele-
hratiO0-
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
ITALIAN SOCIETIES
GIVE MASK BALL

The whole OF the Italian colony al
Washington Is talking today or the sue
roSS OF the first mask ball of the Cont
rafo CnIombiauC. United Italian SoCie-
ties. held az the National Rifles ArmoTy
UD to two o'clock this morning Of which
the Italian Ambsssad dor Baron Ed
monde Mayor des PIanches was the fig
u-c of honor
ABOUT STD maSquCTaGerS danced at the
bail. the program consisting of twenty
ONE dances rendered by CcIfO-s urChes-
fT-i- The Italian Ambassador appeared
"n the door during the grand march
and ne was received with cheers sup
per was served aFterward.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
BJORNSON IS WORSE

PARIS, Feb 2-Bjorustjeue Bern
son. the Norwegian poet and novelist.
who came here several months ago for
speclaI medical treatmen Is aEain in "a
critical condition His vitality has been
remarkable and there Is hope that ne
may even survive the present bad turn.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
Passionate A-BEGGING.

LONDON Feb Two prominent
English olersymeH, during the last week
have deciiuec tc quit their places here
20 accept The paztorate OF the Fifth
Avenue PIeehyl terrain church of Nev-
York Representatives here Of the New
York church Irs- made overtures %
Rev. Holm p Iowert. pastor OF Cars
Lane Chapc. RI Birmingham. He. how
ever uccilneti- tlc cell Then they
sou EEt Rov G. Campbell Morgan a0T
offered him the post He aIsnouuCe,5 To-
day that he also felt obliged 10 decline
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED.

WINNIPEG. MINI. FEB 1T has
been announced here by Mr. Bury. gen
c-aI manager 81 the Canadian Pacific
Railway, that the company Will spend
$4,000. GO in western CANADA this year
in extension into settlements. bridges.
shops. and double tracking the main
line
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
SMOKER BEST EVER -
JOHN B. JACKSON.

The FIRST year class at Georgetown to-
'l.# EF-"a lECEr m-dW-UtrT smoker the
nest ever The event was last u=crr
~ mo arlington hotel Justice aSrIe.
a. Could. who Yves introduced bv me
i'EnslaeHf Of tHe class. William T.
Leal-v- WIS toastmaster ufefrir- A.
t0Deg DAME. ". Raker wTs a e7ro~r
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
Spanish Minister Refuses to
Discuss Assignment to
Portugal, Lisbon.
DEPARTURE MAY BE
DELAYED SIX WEEKS
Diplomat May Be Entrusted With
Important Mission at
New Post.

7 like America and love its Capital.
I have enjoyed my two sojourns here
immenseIy--
This statement was all the Marquis
de Nl!lalObar. who has Just been trans
ferred from the post or minister from
Spain 20 serve in like capacity at
Lisbon, Portugal would say this morn
ing regarding his transfer
1T - hardly wise for an outgoing
minister 10 discuss political topics" ne
declared.
Leaving Date Unknown
The news of the transfer. which was
officially Eazetted AT Madrid yesterday,
reached the Spanish legation here this
morning
The exact date o. Marquis de Villa
lCGar.s departure from the United States
l~ not yet known but officials at the
legation said today that il would prob
AMY not take place for q month a nd
would perhaps be- delayed six weeks
NO luJmaT-oD as 20 the next Spanish
minister here has vet been received at
the legation
New Berth Important.
II is understood that the new appoint
ment Is of a compliment from the King.
as his majesty wishes 70 intrust the
diplomat with an important mission at
The court OF Lisbon. I'm which he is
greatly interested
Though Marquis de EiUaI0b4r has
Heen I'D W aSl1uCIOn as the Spanish min
lister only since july ne became well
in 1900.
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
TWENTY-SIXTH CHILD

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y. Feb. .
Mrs Philip " WEBSTER. fortv-tyvo
years old. has giv=H birth 10 her twenty
slNth chiid She married al the axe or
sixteen Five pairs OF twins and ono
set OF trirlets were IN the number h,-t
none OF them lived
The Washington times., 1910-02-02
MRS. SLOAN A BUYER.

PARIS. Feb. Mrs. A Baldwin
sloane. wife OF the weII-knoVn com
poser, who has decided 10 60 into bust
ness has accepted the post Of buyer %
millinery FOR one OF tx Iashiona bic
Sixth avenue department stores OF New
The Washington times., 1910-02-02

a 10 makef price
cutting POSSIBLE But
quality of
out.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-12-09
HELD FOR ACTION
OF FEDERAL JURY
Democratic Supervisors and
Printer Must An
Swer.

Charged with violssions Of the federal
statutes in interfering with the recent
congressional election IN Charles Gu
" on November s last, John Stone
aud John N. Millar, The Democratic
election supervisors Of that County. aud
Mr.. John NJ. Dulaney, priatsr in this
city we're each held in $1,000 bnil fof
the Grand Jury by Commissioner Bond
Monaav afternoon.
1t is alleged that the two Democratic
supervisors by placing the name Of
Candidate Ray at the head Of each
ticket and by alternating the names Of
the other candidates Disseminated 10
favor Of Mr. Ray.
j. Writ Wilmer. Republican member
OF the Election Supervisors If Charles
County, testified at a meeting Of the
supervisors prior to the election there
was passed, without his vote, a resolu-
tion that the names Of the candidates
should not appear in regular order On
the ballots II said that later Le
ace mpanied Mr. Stone to Mr.. Dnlaney's
pace and that NJ. Stone gave the
Instructions for the printing, stating
that The name Of Ray should be first in
e4ch instance, but tile other names
were to be aiternated
He said Mr.. Stone said to him th4t
be fStoue) wanted to cut out the neg
roes Mr.. Wilmer said he protested in
this, but that SIR. Stone informed him
that I'VE have the majority and will
take advantage Of it."
Mr.. Wilmer said he also protested to
Mr.. Du laney about printing the ballots.
Mr.. Msrbury declared that he was
looking at the question from a legal
point of view only. Il don't justify it
There are lots Of things that
politiciaus do that l don't justify" he
said Baltimore Star.
Mr. Marbury, honest man that he is,
was particular to state his position in
the case: That he looked at the legal
question Involved only and did not justi-
~ the immoral act committed"
Oue # the witt esses testified that in
the pol ingroom on election day he cali
I'd the attention Of Mr.. Walter J. Nit
,heii, who was acting challenger to the
.t, 100 s,.f b. afro4 hafno t,s,d a,d 10 ~,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-12-09

The Orphans Court met on Tuesday
With full bench present. The follow
iug business was transacted
K nuncaiion Of E aanor Tennison to
administer On the estate Of Alice
Ttunisoa, deceased, flied.
Application mace y lIeen A Norris
fLd L. Stone Pasey fer letters Of admin
stia,ion Oh the tate Of Alice Tenni-
son, deceased.
First and fl al account Of James B.
Murphy, adm nisttator Of tie estate of
Charlie, A Murphy, deceased fled PASS
ed and ordered recorded,
Appihatio made BY James B Muir
PLY for letters Of 81 fdianship over
Franeisv Murphy wnif I'd 1. Murphy,
Chaeles a. Murphy, Ci4ua Murphy, aud
Marian L. Murphy iuiont children 4
Charles A Murphy deceased ages
Respectively II 10 p 10 aud s years
Adjourned to meet December ID 1910.