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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Mrs II. r. s.rause opened abs
l,4stoa restaaran; on Iomichi ave.
tue.
congress was In Tie throes of the
great debate over the proposed Me
klnley tariff bill
The Christian S.,ciety purchased
the Con9reaatloaali-i chHTch aud u
was rsoPeaed IA charge oi Rev
Manlev
II G.. Wright. tae aivii epsineer
moved from >allda a. Crested Butte
10 operate the eiectric hEtt aud
water plant IA which he vas largely
interested
A Johas8n. editor Of the Crys-
tai River tHFreHt. vas married 81
Crvstal g. Miss kaia shcr. the we'd
ding tsking place at the h"me 81
tic0. Melton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
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Archse McIesd TelrTns from .
trip 81 sn-pect,oa D. the EsaIn prop
ertIes "a Gothic lie Feports oUlv
absst half a. much snow thsre A.
last year
ID G. Tobsn aud Mr. II n. Jenks.
the latter a nIaIng engineer repre-
-eHtsng the boston Msnlng and Hold
ing company, we're IN GsabI-on Dur
rag the week. having eome from
WAiie Pine. where they looked over
the Spar Copper Riaes.
Elk Mountain PIla-W Wrd was
received by Mrs APple gate. irora
her husband. stating thai be was one
of the FIRST enes b eHtcr tbe f'simere
mine alter the terrible EXPLOSION. ID
appears that he was empleyed At a
mine near there aud was sumssoaed
to rsi air the fans aud pumps i'm
uiediaiciy after the disaster
Mining S,IeBCe; The mIBgte
markings IN polished marble
which obtain for 10 such uaues as
bird : eve" 81 madrepure marble
anf The Like are due o. tle remains
20 f,-sfl curals ur sea shfi.s ar sea
hliiez. called euerinites. Tie after
are the calcareons eases Of fossil sea
worms The large odlors aud cloud
ings often resembling trees aud
landscape ferls are due 10 solutions
of iron oxide entering the limestone
" hen IT was in the condition Of soft
mnd- These imparitIes in the erys-
Utilization of the rock come out IN
Vivid colors. red, green, gray laven-
der. yellow, etc and add greatly to
The beauty Of the stone when II is
Dolishei
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
Ris Craade's New Equip.esf Arrive.

The Denver a RIO Grande has
Just finished receiving the largest
order for rolling stock and equip
mt mt ever placed by western rail-
road. The order includes passenger
coaches, freight cars, dump cars,
locomotives and big Mallet compound
engines and cost about S5,0o0,ooo.
The shipments from the east have
been coming in for the last two
mouths and are all here now with
the exception Of some of the locomo-
tives.
The equipment is for the purpose
Of handling the increased business
which is expected to result from the
completion Of the Western Pacific.
Included in the order we're 4,eu
freight cars of various types, twenty
compound locomotives, eight Mallets
and sixty passenger coaches. The
new equipment is now being placed
in service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
fusiu1 0uoU.uilW

Mrs Jos. II. Collias sssestain,
friends Friday and Sstwvday siter
moons OF this week
Mr.. and Mrs u u. Lewis enter
tanned number of frieRds Ut On h.
formal dinner last Saturday evening
and later at bridge
Mrs p. c. Boyles has cards oui
Tor FRIDAY afternoon, aud Mr. az.
Mrs Boyles for entertainmeBts al
cards Friday and Saturday nights
Some fifteen couple. Of our youne
folks went out 10 Fairview schoo
house FRIDAY night, TO a spelling
match They had supper, danes
aud returned at FIVE O'Clock. Gun.
nlson scholars were victors in ths
spelling
The Christian Endeavor socfal
Monday night at Masonic hall was :
social and financial success, so mucl
50 that enoa0h was raised 10 pay n
the Indebtedness on the three lnts on
the corner west of the Presbyterias
church, which will now be fenced il
and used as lawn
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
Doinss II Electric Theatre

SATURDAY. night, February 10Th.
Picture No ! The Peeco Fancy.
\ good drama,
No , Heart Of a Gvpsie Maid.
a picture Of beautiful scenery
No > Grandma's Story IouU
ike this one.
No Illustrated Song Chiefs
Only Daughter.
No. >. An Awkward Aifiicu1n or
The Fellow with Tongue Trouble.
No. 6. An Antique Wardrobe.
Tins is a side splitter.
No. 4. Mishaps OF a Bashful
Man. A good comedy.
No. s. Illustrated Song.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
napk Yal

| wish to publiely thank the good
people of Gunris0n for the verv
courteous treatment and liberal
patronage given me and TO assure
them that | shall endeavor to merit
same by giving them the very best
professional skill and by treating
them strictly ON the square.
Next trip about April lst.
E. F. BURSETT.
Eye Sight Specialist
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
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The hr-; oi the week arrange
menss were complesed by which J
IL IIo~lsnd bosgbs out the interest
ef hi- partner. J A. I.ebrrItter IN the
La Ne,a. and vii now conduct !,
alone. Ma iioV laaa seems 30 he
naturally siapied - the hotel lit.,
likes the business and the guests
like his management GsBaison
wishes hlm eontinHej saecess.
Hoa j A Lahrrittar has moved
back into his house ca the Boale-
ward and alter the strenuous dufies
et hotel management val rest on hts
oars for a time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

The Vulcan Sulphar Co. has now
perfected it, machinery and will
market a carload of sulpher per day.
They are Offering teaming contract
ors the exceptional prlee Of SIS per
load OF ten Thousand pounds If man
ufactured salphnr from Vulcan To
lola f q. b. cars ur warehouse, lola.
They offer $50 per car ol twenty tons
net Of coal hauled from lola 10 plant.
ID will pay a / owners Of teams To
correspond with the company as this
offer will DE withdrawn In the near
future. 1-l0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Comfy Judge H-tharingt1n and
S reriff Hanlon are IN charge Of little
Anna orlo~ki. a. eleven year old
girl Of Marble. whom IL is claimed
is incorrigible, and has been going
about the streets at all times of
night. Her mother can do nothing
with her and files the complaint.
However, the authorities have not
fslly decided whether to send her
to the state home or not.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
Aosag the Railroad Fs!ks

Mrs Leo Bsruett is cniavinn a
visit from her mgther who hvcs ia
Paonls
Jap Pittser has been visiting ais
mother in Missouri, bat = expected
home this week
Rohert Cove. an engineer from
Graad JsnetIan. was ia Gpnnison
several dsys last week
Crossings have been received fron
Ea9isser John D,ualdson. he Is
in Jacksonville, Florida for a shori
time
Joe Riley's crew on the cost end
bstwssa Gunnison and Montrase was
pslleA ~ few davs ago until husi-
nsss picks MP.
Pitkia Miner.-'Pollv" Piewes
he's p~tsrned 10 his first love" the
c. &S-and rides ON the left side
Of engine Ga when not sboveling coal
into the FIRE box
Mrs Robert Hester and children
came over from Ridgwav SATURDAY,
to Join her husband who has been
foreman of the round house here for
some time past They will make
their home in Gunnisoa for the
present
Elk Mountain Pilot: A perma-
pesS app6inteent Of general yard
foreman with 4urisdicsion over
Crested Butte and all al lacent wards.
has been made bv the Rio Grande
company with Mr. Matt Sheridan,
filing this position. who comes from
the North Fork district
The Denver Post 81 Feb. 9th saws
The general committee Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers of the Rio Grande system has
been a deadlock since January 2l at
the Mark ham hotel, unable to elect a
salarled system charm There
are SIX members Of the committee
aud three votes each have been cast
twice a day for s e. Roney Of Salida
and Grant Renfrow of Paetlo
There seems no chance for either
side to yield The chairman is to
draw a salary of $500 month and
devote all of his time To- the work Of
settling disputes with the company,
taking the place of bulky COMMITTEES
Later reports from Denver iudi-
cate that Dan Caldwell was much
depressed because he was physically
unable to keep up the engine work,
and that he had be east and visited
relatives, also suffering from Bri yht :
disease, which still further bore up
ON his spirits. The family had three
DAYS before moved 10 l4i5 York
street. residence owned bv John
I.atimer, and MIR Caldwell left home
that fatal Sunday morning without
saving word TO anyone and when
Mrs G. was out of sight The razor
found beside the body was identified
as one which be must have taken
from one of the dresser drawers in
the house Contrary 10 the wire re-
ceived here last week, the body was
not taken east, but buried in Den
yer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
For Rent

Two frame cottages, five aud six
rooms.
Nineteen room residence fat, first
and second story.
Seven room residence fat or can
be used for offices ou second iluur
The j. j Pdter business premises
with four resldeuce ronms attached
Ten room Residence fat, West
Gunnison.
HENRY +. LAKE. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
0issr Typewviters

Oliver ribbons, carbon sheets and
typewriter paper IN stock Call and
see the new Oliver No ;, latest
model. 1t ia Tar aud away the best
typewriter ON the market.
II. +. Lake. Jr
GunnisOn. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
FW Sale or Trade

Good work OF driving horse, four
horse riding plow, aud five Angora
cats Want cattle, pigs or chlckeus.
IL T.. Booker, Crested Butte 1-rf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Several weeks ago W. A. Keelor
advertised some chickens ai.d tur-
KEYS in these columns at the cost of
a few dimes lie tells us be got
replies from Gunnison. Crested
Butte, lola, Bowerman, DOYLE. Ohio
City and Jack Cabin. and soon sold
out This illustrates the value
News-Champion possesses as an ad-
vertising medium BY no other
means can news Of what you wan; TO
sell or buy. be 50 quickl ly and cheaply
spread around the county Gong
as it does directly into the homes of
eighty-hve per cent of the ranchmen
and business and town homes, it is
unsurpassed in that regard.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

The ladies' Of St Peters church
will serve business Mems Supper
from five To eight O'Clock at the
Woodmen hall ON 81 Patrick's 5 Dav,
March IL Active preparations are
already being made To make ~
Patrick S Ball and Supper TO be held
this year at Woodmen and Redmeu
halls the social success Of the season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Ranger Taft aud family came in
yesterday frpm COLORADO Springs
where the former has been attend
ing the forestry college. Mr. and
Mrs. Snodgrass are expected home
next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Weekly Post. 81 copies, eniy 2Jc
a year at l.. l.. Gavette : 6-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

w W Bvers velc med his wife
ard little 11v frpm Salida Wednes-
day They are keeping house over
Canadav's drug store in rooms ust
vacated by T o Pond, the former
manacer of the GInnisol telephone
division
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Delicious bot drinks llH cli6
and oysters are prime favorftes ibcsa
days at l.. r. GANETTES pariar
Served at all times 6-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

j NJ Flick was visitor from
Ohio City Monday lie relates that
be has gone entirely out of the bush
ness Of supplying mutton f1r that
locality rs the coyotes ate all his pro-
fits. AT his ranch the canon walls
of Qaartz creek are close in and the
coyotes last summer took every lamb
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Don I forgei The usual big program
q: the Electric Tnoaior Saturday
night
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

John Wolfe is quite i'll at his
ranch home up the Gunnison river
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

DIR y. J lleau has purchased
the old stone bullding Just north Of
his residence and will soon pull the
pile of stones down and thus remove
another evesnre from our Main street.
Let the good work 20 On.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Hos >EEEEPsR wsNrED Mrs y. r.
Summers, GuHnison CAT
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Woa!d like O. bav gentle ariv.
ing horse Alsross Mrs. Frances
Arterbarn. Gannisan. Colo. dtf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Sample lIosse Dresses. Eimanos
save one-thIrd B,Q lno an window
SAMlfINE.isS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

When in need Of a good, up-to
date sewing machine get the White
Rotary For Sale by @ d. Martin
The only machine ON earth that vii
sew ON buttons. i6-fi
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

All night and Sunday relerhone
service now, So If there is FIRE or a
severe Illness at night we can let the
people know. Miss Henrietta Bar
rett is in charge of night shift
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Mrs Annie Miller returned Tues
dav from some weeks in Denver an d
went on 20 her home at Crested
Butte
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

DIR Geo. Sullivan returned yester-
day from ten davs in Denver at
tending a meeting II dentists
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

q. II. Munson was a visitor from
sareents Friday aud Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
0DES LOCALS

uosf as,s ann ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sssss.f
ts.s b>nsi. = csafs q islff
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

The person who exchanged over
coats at the last literary program
will confer . favor by calling at the
High School building and re-ex-
changing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Mrs A ID Mckee of Almont is
spending the week in town with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo Estes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Miss Hannah Spsnn and brother
were down from Jack Cabin Mon
dav
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Irwin lsham aud Albert Roper
we're in town from their Taylor river
ranch SatnriM
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

; G. Robinson was among visitors
from Crested Butte day before yes
ter1av.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

G. Jacklin returned "Wednesday
from a visit 10 Denver where his
daughters, Emma and Laura are To-
Gated
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

The q. " &. holds IT. business
meeting with Mrs O'leary Tues
day, Feb. 22nd At O'Clock. A full
attendance 10 desired
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Arthur Wolfe spent a couple o
days in Cimarron last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

foR sNLE-Two thorough bred
Collie psps. males. llur months ia
lnqsire of II y Carpeuier Cebolla
Colo G-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Mat Cavanaugh paid Gunnison a
visit "Wednesday and reports things
looking very well around the lola
country
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

COAL. COAL. COAL
Parsons 4 ieTSssoa
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
Lsls led hss

Louis Lucero was down from
Jack s Cabin Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

w. II BRAY has moved M from
the Gunnison tunnel, as his Job there
was about over. and he was some
what crippled ap with rheumatism.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Mrs o A Wilt has been spend.
ing several davs Of the week will
her daughter, Mrs Curtis Osborne
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Frank Bulklev and w. Gilman Of
D-uver were registered at La Neta
Tuesday They we're going TO
Crested Butte ta inspect cnal proper
ties there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

-Four Brood ows for Sale Will
pig in My Can he delivered 10
April. Prices from : 20 to $50
7tf Theo Davis. Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Ellis Bates was ia en- Monday To
the Salida hospital as his broken leg.
crushed hv cake # ice. is giving
him a good deal of trouble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
GUNNIsON. o0l0aADO. FRIDAY. FEBRU AIRY rs nss
TVENry WEARS Aso

>h0D.a osa,s acqssassf isscs ~ fgra1f.
And s6gsr brysgfif H. ss4Hg
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

Archer Miller has pst finished
renovating the adobe house Just west
Of La Neta. which Doc Shores is fix
ing up fnt rent
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18
Areiviey q vulssa

Mr.. Fred Russeil who has been
Identified with the Vulcan Snlphur
company for the past two wears has
asked for leave OF absence The
company has granted his request
and appointed Mr. y G. Carstarphen
local manager and general superin-
tendent Of the companv's mines and
plant during Mr.. Rnssel's $ absence
II is regretted that serious illness
ia the family Of MIR Russell has
necessitated his absence from the
project which he has spent SO much
time in npbuilding and perlecting.
His MANY irieids extend him tneIr
best wishes and trust that lie will
soon be able to return 10 Vulcan and
the boosters Of Gnnrlson cuunly
Mr. Carstarphen is consulting
mining engineer from Denver and
graduate Il the Colorado School Of
Mines lie is also an associate
uember a the American Suciety of
Civil Engineers. Although bis stay
at Vulcan NAV he limited yet never
th.less We believe that he Will ma
ter,allv assist ia winning that rec
ognition for the Nulcan sulphur and
tie Gunnisnn guld belt which their
merit demands
We extend our hest wishes 10 the
Vulcan Sulphur Co, Mr. Fred Rus
sell and Mr. Carstarphen for their
continued success aud the good that
they can bring b. Gunnison and the
coHn,v
FoR sALE-Thirtv head Of good
Young Shortborns and lIereiords
mostly two aud three wear old heii-rs.
Inquire Of w A kee.nr. larlins 10
Francis Willard Memorial union
services will he be- q at the n +.
church next Sabbath evening. Feb.
2oth, under the auspices Of the w.
G T. Y. \ very Interesting pro-
gram has heen prepared A cordial
invitation is extended 10 all
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

W. f. Irving Of Curecanti writes
that for field pea 70 ripen with
barley at high attitudes he has dis
covered that some of the second early
varieties like Horsfords s.arket Gar
den are just the thing Then the
two crops get ripe together and can
be harvested without danger OF
Smelling all the barley. This is
along the line Of working out agri-
cultural experiments for our noun
taias News Champion hopes other
raDchmen will let us know thess
little points. 1t is information tha,
will help out the problem in every
corner Of Gunnison county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

The Grand Junction News Is la~
ing claims 10 being a real metr1poli-
tan paper, net just a daily for the
Grand Valley II has lately install
ed a Cox-Dnplex press capable Of
printing COCO papers an hour, and is
reaching out for subscribers through
all the valleys. The News reaches
Gunnison with telegraphic dis
patches several hours later than
Eastern Slope papers
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-02-18

FoR sALE-Thirty head Of good
,ouug Shorthorns and llereiords
mostly two aud three year old heiiers.
Inquire Of w A Keelnr. Parlins -
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
WOODS-MEILl CASE
 TERRITORY CLOSES TIRE STORY OF FORMER RANGER
 OlOS. The Gas. Will Go to the Jury Early
 This Week.

Flagstaff. !>riz.. April 23.-t Specially developments in the Neill-Woods murder trial came rapidly during the past twenty-four hours. w. X. Olds ex-lieutcnant of the Arizona rangers. the star witness for the territory. was called to the witness chair at the night session of the court. which convened last evening at 7:30.. Olds "'as kept on the stand for over two hours of hard grinding. during which sharp le- gal battle between the defending and prosecuting lawyers took place. Olds appeared very cool throughout and am sr.ered the questions put to him in a precise manner.
 His testimony was extremely sensa- tional and practically corroborated his lengthy statement published in The Re publican last fall. in which he told of Woods confession to him.
 The courtroom and corridors were packed and the interest intense. The court at one time threatened to have the room cleared unless demonstrations ceased.
 Mrs. Olds was called yesterday and her testimony was also highly sensa- tional Lieutenant Olds was again called at the opening of court today after several minor witnesses had tes- tified. The territory finished its case before the noon recess and testimony for the defense began.
 Defendant Neill was on the stand this afternoon for nearly thpe hours and admitted taking part in the hs~ra SSing of Stevens. but denied all knowledge of the Scwartz murder. other import ant testimony was introduced. EX- Ranger Wood was expected to take the stand tonight owing to its rapid de- vcloprnent the case will probably be in the hands of the jury early next week
Arizona republican., 1910-04-24
FIVE MORE WEEKS
 Of THE HYDE TRIAL BOTH SIDES PREDICTING A VIC
 TORY. The Estimated Cost of the Case Is
 s20o.o0o.

Kansas City. April 2S.-The second week of the Hyde murder trial closed today with both the defense and the prosecution predicting ultimate vic tory
 only two important witnesses have been examined so far. They are Pearl Keller and Miss Anna Houlihan who were nurses in the Swopc residence when the tragedies were enacted Miss Keller who is considered as the state star witness told a straight vigorous story which greatly pleased the prosecution. Attempts of the de fense to break down her narrative gre futile.
 m the other hand Miss Houlihan. whose oss-examination has not been completed. has buoyed up the hopes of the defense Walsh. chief counsel for Hyde. has under the direct coaching Of Mrs Hyde. been able to obtain some admissions damaging to the states case from this witness.
 Two hundred thousand dollars is the amount. it is estimated. the county will spend before the trial is completed. Some of the attorneys in the hearing believe the case will not be sent to the jury for five or six weeks. Walsh said tonight that he thought the case would be completed in five weeks.
 The state has thirty seven witnesses to call. How many the defense will summon is only known to Walsh and he will not tell The chief interest lies in the coming testimony of Mrs. Swope and her daughter Mrs. Hyde. AL though the state was denied the privi- lege of going into the private life Of Hyde in its opening statement. it hopes to throw light on this phase of the case later. Mrs. Swope is the witness who is depended upon to grill the phy- sician from the witness stand. In refu- tation of the stories told by .Mrs. Swope and Miss Keller, the defense will offer Mrs. Hyde as d witness
 Judge Latshaw's ruling that every phase of the Swope mystery shall be developed. in order. if possible to show the motive on the part of pr. Hyde in connection with the alleged killing of Colonel Swope. makes IL certain that ere the trial is ended the public will have heard all there is to tell of the mystery.