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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
HUMBOLDT LOSES
GAME TO
GRAYS

For the first four innings in Sun
days game the picked Mae Of Hum.
boldt puzzled the Prescott Grays.
neither side scoring. In the fifth In.
ming Wilson started the ball rolling
for Prescott, making a three Dagger,
Miller, the Humboldt pitcher, being
caught for ten hits and seven runs.
From that time to the ninth inning
when the score stood 10 to 8 In
favor Of Prescott the Humboldt nine
had no show to win the game although
they played with more than ordinary
skill. The lack Of practice Of the
visitors was plainly seen compared
with the close playing Of the Grays,
especially in the latter part Of the
game.
Gill pitched good game for the home
team and Miller, in the boz for the
visitors, also did well until the fifth
when the Grays found his curves to
the great disadvantage Of Humboldt.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
DOCTORS LEAVE.


(From Tuesdays Daily
This years meeting of the Arizona
Medical Association was held yester.
day, afternoon in Los Angeles, and
among the members from this city
who participated were DR.. J. w.
Finn, DR.. II. T. Southworth and DIR.
X. n. Looney, all of whom left Sun.
day accompanied by their wives The
American Medical Association also
meets in the above city today. Four.
teen hundred physicians passed
through Ash Fork Sunday afternoon,
occupying eight sections of No. o..
They had been to the Grand Canyon
for two days on a sight seeing trip.
1t is estimated that there win be
over 1000 doctors in attendance.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

weeks 10 visit with friends in this
city. She is en- route 10 Los Angeles
for the summer, and was visitor 20
he city about five years ago.
Former Governor Here.
J. n. Kibbcy, former governor Of
Arizona, was an arrival from Phoenix
Sunday, where he is practising his
profession as "A lawyer. He was look
ing after the interests Of clients in
this district, returning home yester.
day afternoon.
Likes the Climate.
William Truxton, a retired lumber
man Of North Dakota, is recent
arrival and contemplatcs remaining
for the summer. He was en- route
TO the coast, but has deferred going
owing 10 the climate Of this section,
which he says Is n revelation and
the most perfect he has ever ex.
pcrienced.
Leave for Old Home.
William W. Woodburn, who has
mining interests on the Lower Aqua
Fr.a. arrived from his camp yester.
day and will leave in a few DAYS.
for his home a. Fort Smith. Arkan.
sas. 10 remain until fall. He con.
templates operating on quite a large
scale and is pleased over recent de.
yelopment.
viii Return,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
PINE MOUNTAIN MINES SOLD,
(From Sundays Daily.)

(From Sundays Daily.)
After an extended examination of
questions affecting the interests Of
the Pine Mountain Mining Company,
the transfer of group of three
claims was affected yesterday. the
Mineral Park Land Company being
the purchaser. The sale Is said to
he the forerunner Of rehabilitating
that property And that in a short
time active development will DO In.
augurated.
The Pine Mountain mines are
among the pioneer locations on Lynx
Creek, and are within . mile Of
Walker. in early days heavy produe.
ton was TO the credit Of the prop.
erty and stamp mill was erected.
Operations have been conducted at
intervals In recent years under var.
ious companies, under bond aud leas.
ing conditions.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
FILE ON OIL LANDS.

,t'rom Tuesdays Daiiv,
Twenty.four oil locations. each
embracing an erea Of 100 acres. or In
the aggregate, six full sections, were
received at the county recorders Of
flee yesterday from Clear Creek, be.
low Camp Verde. The locators are
Frank, NJ. r., J. q, A. p, W. A.,
and T.. l.. Turner, and Ed. Brochat
aud A.. }. Ralston. Their interests
are about mile from the Verde
river on the east side and adjoin
lands Of w. @. wingfield, where an
oil discovery was reported to have
been made late last week.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
ELArED AT CLIMATE
From Sundays Dsily.)

j. p. Rhodes arrived from Phoenix
yesterday and eontemplates remain.
ing for the summer as the guest Of
his son, W. T.. Rhodes, Of the Pres.
colt Auto Company. The visitor OK.
pressed himself in the most emphatic
manner over the excellence Of this
section which he says 10 Q revelation.
He also, says he WAS practically
driven out Of the capital city by
the intensity Of the heat, which on
Friday was unbsarabls and the hot.
test that no had ever known In q
residence Of over twenty ysars.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
MExIcAN CAPTURED.


thicf Of Police Heisler yesterday
arrested Mexican about forty years
old, who 10 accused Of kidnapping and
assauiting n Mexican girl Of four
years. The Mexican is said to have
committed the deed Sunday afternoon
and when pursued by several to the
northern part Of the city, dropped
the child In the rocks ma king his
escape until yesterday, when his cap.
ture was effected. He 10 now In the
county Jail, and will have his pre-
liminary examination later.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
COMING 10 LOCATE.
(vrcm Frfday's Dailv.l

Miss Elsie woodlinn Of Clinton.
Ohio, left yesterday for home, after
few month"; residence, accompany
ing her brother, who was suffering
with incipient tuberculosis. They
were campsd near the foot Of Quartz
Mountain, and the young man . con.
dition has materially Improved. She
win return with her mother aad
father during the coming week, sad
they contemplate making THE zee.
tion their home. Mr.. wsedlinn 10
. prosperous farmer In Isws.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
BIo RATHER KILLED.


Charles Harris, young man camp
ing out with his parents on the
Jersey Lily road, about two and a
half miles south Of the city, was in
from the camp yesterday and states
that a large rattlesnske was killed
yesterday morning In the kitchen
tent. The reptile had evidently
crawled under the tent and when
seen was lying close to the little
stove, which was still warm. II had
six rattles and button and was of
the black diamond variety.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28
cAPTU1ss OFFENDER.

Deputy Sheriff +. II. Bartlett cap.
turcd an Austrian at Ash Fork Sun.
day who wac endsavoring TO leave
the country, after ssaaulting .
countryman at Jerome the day pre-
yious. Tho victim is said TO bs
seriously injured aad 10 In the com.
pany hospital In that city.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

NJ the Tiger Cold Company at that
point.
visiting Old Home.
&. W. Platt. former resident Of
thi,, county. but now engaged in min.
my near Wickcnburg. arrived yester-
day and will remain for several days
visiting with friends. lie states that
he has completed the road work re
Gently authorized by the board or
supervisors in the Tubb Springs sec.
tion and that n good route is now
available for the summer tourist
travel.
Outside Visitors.
Among those who arrived from
Kirkland valley yesterday afternoon
10 attend the funeral Of Charles Wal.
ter Evans. infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Evans. were Grant Car.
ter, Mrs. r. Bishop, Alfred Stapp and
wife, Joe Akard and l.. J. Unsettled
aud wife. with those who arrived
the day before, nearly every resident
Of Kirkland and Peoples valleys were
present az the funeral of this popular
boy.
Federal Officer Pleased.
C. L. Dutton. postal inspector and
bank examiner. is in the city looking
into the condition of those federal
departments. lie expressed himself
as decidedly well pleased with the
showing made in postal bank deposits
in this office, and considering that
hardly two weeks have passed since
deposits were opened, the new insti-
tuition Is an assured success and very
popular. Prescott, he says. compares
very favorably in amount Of deposits
with other cities in Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

The past ten dsys the Ruth mill
has bssn trying out lie nasLinssy
and testing the merit Of IL sew
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1911-06-28

Miss Mary 4. Moore. sister Of J.
M. W. Moore, arrived Sunday from
Chicago, and will remain for . few
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
IooA ooouoS UuI
e6s - CAxse o.sAa - 4
o6o.o . ksss. = eses Ssl..

Euasnaly she creda "a the Ta~n
ut tsannISon H. getting betier wlaa
oar 1mpreSgag business prusps,sss.
" hen she receni bond ISSUE of s5i.-
90 fsa water works improvements
and eiecnrihcatI1n was sstbsrIzed
last winter. there we're tha-e Who
predicted we newer eould sell the
bonas. others prqphessed getting
ninety cents Ca the d8llsr E.sea
eptaml=tIc ones thoaght ninety 1--we
would he a good prIee
ca Monday. NJ J Schmiiz. town
CLERK received from kean a Co.
large bs,ud dealers af ChIcseo a. e.
her IT premium ~ SjiB 90 an the
Issne That made evervbadv feel
good, D. thank usr credit and car
financial proepecis are ImprosIhg 50
much ut this time II financial stress
In the country at large
The town trustees will meet FRI
day evening Of this week 30 take
action on the offer. which Of course
IA contingent on attorneys ior kean
4 Go, inspecting all legal phases #
the issue Another festare to settle,
- the fact that the town desires 30
sell only about saO.oND Of the bonds
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
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Cslusls ussssi ~ n Ulsssissa
ows fsu q vsess. Csnnissa
CsuAy vA0ssoAy Wsa

II there was any dry territory in
Gunnison county after the rains of
the week, we have yet to hear OF it,
For five days the down pour con-
tinued. Crops everywhere, have re-
sponded and the vegetation seems to
be leaping into the air. We already
had prospect of the largest produc-
tion on record for this section, but,
especially with the grain and the
grass upon the range, these heavy
rains will help amazingly.
The advantage of rainfall is that
it carries air with moisture into the
soil and leaves the earth open and
porous Coploos irrigation must be
followed by cultivation or soil is in
clined TO pack, and become hard and
heavy
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

Cough spread over two 9svs so
sssItors from here hardly saw the
oosi interesting part. Somerset
Bople to the number Of lOO aud
letter. STAYED over three days, and
ssjoyed the whole works.
The Crested Batte base ball team
hAs some good material They wal
bDped Somerset II ~ . on Tuesday.
sad the next day repeated the dose
with Ganais,'n, winning by IA 10 D.
Evans pitched for Gunn,son, ss
lehan was unable TO be present. 1t
wss good game. Indeed 10 the
sssth inning our boys had them
skinned as the score was 6 to ? in
tsvor Of Gunnison. Then the pitch
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
Asut esuHs 0~ss - nsse

Archie Carpenter, was over hsh-
ing this week, and tells us the saIida
folks are heartily with Gsnnison for
the Rainbow Route. lie advises us
thai there Is short cut over Blue
mesa. by crossing the river near
sapinero and keeping around on the
first bench 10 Curecanti Needle, one
can follow the original Mormon
wagon road, nov almost obliterated,
into the valley Of the Blue. lie de-
clares this is feasible road and will
save % miles II might not save
that much, but would surely save
fifteen OF twenty miles
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
h bls Isfapcy

The Typewriter business is in its
infancy. Ii is not confined 10 mere
commercial houses and manufactur-
ing plants The time is fast ap-
preaching when the typewriter will
lie as necessary as ,e fountain pen
carried in a fellows vest pocket.
Few men of any force will be with
out a machine in their home. Wo-
men, more and more, in the home.
are securing typewrIters for their
personal correspondence. And, as
YOU know, at the present time, a
long hand-written letter by any busi-
ness firm Is so far out-of-date that il
is almost a curiosity for letter to
come into a business house in this
manner. Every crossroads store or
station sending out bevond a mere
handful of letters a day will be con-
frunted with the necessity of having
a typewriter
See the Oliver, the worlds most
versatile machine, the simplest and
most durable Of all typewriters.
H. +. LAKE ia. agent
Gunnison. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

across Cularsde Bm II must he
advertised No sitting down and
waitIng IN the manner Of the bone
heads. who cursed GsnnI-on N Its
early days. " goIao - answer.
Aoa remember those fellows sad
"oh. well. tins Is the natural smelt
ING center # Calaraia. the Ris
Girsaae had gpt - put it's main line
through here. etc. There isn't ans
aoi-to about eItv bslldIae lite
hustle and constant pushing that
makes progressive towns Wish the
new generation that secured the nor
NAL, that Is putting in the eleetrie
power plant, and that Is starting b.
secure this great interstate highway
a new era is dawning.
But remember. IL will take a little
f your time. FIRST attend the
meeting next "Wednesday 1t will
take a little monev. Subscribe a
liberal amount. Ii will require
some Thought and attention. (Be
prepared 10 donate this as an invest
mept for the future
A name proposed is that Of the
''Gunnison County Rainbow Route
Club" There is talk Of fixing a
membership fee, say 81.
and then securing subscriptions for
the necessary preliminary advertis-
ing and organization work. For in
stance a map of this end Of the route,
should be immediately prepared by
a competent surveyor, photographs
secured and plates made for postal
cards and other advertising purposes
Ii might be well 10 purchase space
in Sunday editions Of some Denver
papers, to call attention n touring
parties 30 this road.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
SssiAsss- Wiliaas Wsi1i,s

Announcement cards this week
brought the news that our friend
Geo. sandbere, popular freight con-
ductor on the Grande, aud Mrs.
Annette Thurman Williams of Los
Angeles, were married in that city
July first Mrs. Sandberg, also
lived here many years and has a
world Of warm friends. After
August first their home will be here
in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
Csoaississevs meet
Alessrs

Messrs Whalen and Collins,
county commissioners held a short
meeting Monday, but beyond draw
ing the jury list and allowing bills,
postponed other business till next
week Tuesday when Commissioner
Wiley will be down Mr. Wiley did
arrive Monday night, but finding the
meeting adjourned, went ON TO the
Buttes to take in the celebration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
~ Eisls e Ceoesf Wssk

| have men and machinery ready
here in Gunnison TO do your cement
work, Of any kind, sidewalks, cellars.
houses, cement blocks, etc Work
will BE- done RAPIDLY and best of con-
struction guaranteed at reasonable
prices. Let me figure with you on
any contemplated cement work. C..
l.. Wilbur. Gannison, or leave word
with Henry r Lake. 23tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
go - Espsuesl

The music committee Of the stock
growers 10 arranging 10 secure the
Salida band for our grand celebrs-
tion Csttlemen's Day This is some
what dependant upon railroad fare,
since expenses Of the band will 9th
erwise run high into the hundreds
We want a good band and Salida
has dandy Thirty pieces and
splendidly drilled, they say.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
xsre "a WaA

Marble Booster;
The Colorado-Yule Marble COM
pany closed two more good contracts
within the last week. One of these
is the state museum 10 be located at
Denver the other is the new Shubert
theater at Denver The first con-
tract runs more than $4,000,
while the theater job viii run about
$4,000.
The state museum Is 10 be a verv
handsome building, constructed en-
tirely of the famous Iule marble.
Ii will not be very large, Of course.
but the architecture will be Of the
finest, with outside columns and in
a smaller way comparing fsvorably
with that other magnificent Denver
building new postofice. De-
iveries Of marble for this work are
10 begin in eight weeks, which
means that the building is to be
erected at once.
The Shubert contract Is for marble
to be used IN the interior. This
theeater is to be the finest in Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
Fer nuslrsl Essa e Cred Saasl

A new and ,erv desirable feature
of Cattlemen celebration this year
will be 400 feet of grand stand, 300
ON each side of Main street in the
two blocks south of DIR. Sanford's.
1t will be covered, and the street en-
closed with a bull tight fence, 80 that
all sports, like the gate race, and
bucking contests will be in the en-
closure with spectators comfortable
and safe. There will be a Judges
stand and races will be run up Main
street, instead Of down, making it
much easier for the horses. All con-
tests of every kind are also to be
held in front of this grand stand.
This is one of the very desirable
improvements the committee is max
ing for this 1911 celebration. And
it is one which will help draw the
crowd, for every fellow will know
that he can now ne comfortable and
see everything that goes on Also
it eliminates the danger. We have
been extremely fortunately in the
way of accidents at our celebration
and the intention is TO quit running
risks while our credit is good.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
n. {. Ord ksaire

10 a. m. Sunday School
10 a m Alpha Adult Bible Class
in lecture room.
III a. m. Morning service and wor-
ship.
Up. m. Epworth League.
sp. m. Electric Theatre, Pleasant
Sunday Evening. First lecture of
lecture course ON Pilgrims Pro-
gress. Chalk drawings covering
400 f. of canvas
SYLLABUS OF FIRST EVENINGS LECTURE
1. Christians Journey from the
City of Destruction, the manner II
his setting out, his adventures and
arrival at the house Of the Interpreter
LIST oF ILLusTRaTIOss
H. The CITY of Destruction
Christian, the Man in Rags His
Introduction to Evangelist. 0bsti-
nate and Pliable. The Slough of
Despond. Mr.. Helps Arrival. Mr..
Worldly Wiseman. The Village Of
Morality. The Hill Legality. The
Wicket Gate. Beelzebub's Castle.
The Interpreter House
Musical program each evening by
special choir.
Admission 10 lectures free. Col
lection only Tickets for reserved
scots may be had Of the pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
Kssice Fer -.

The Board of Directors Of School
District No. 2l. County Of Gunnison
will receive bids until Tuesday, Aug
ust lst, 1911, for the painting Of the
school building and Of two outbuild-
ings. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and al bids. Bids
should be sent to the undersigned.
r. r. ALLEN, Gunnison, Colo.
Sec. School Dist. No. 81.
Publish July 1-2l, 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

ers arm PLAYED out, and 1t was a
slaughter There was a <ltU prize
hang up each day.
Jsv Miller won two boys foot
races for Gunnlson, and Tom Quinn
won the mile race easily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
'''r sSss VII ~ rsn Gilman
c. ca 49, ~ g.
- Ssnsssa. ouss vsso ~
- Co.

Almost at the last moment an ex-
cursion was arranged TO take Gssni-
son folks to Crested Butte for the
Fourth. As a resol, $50 went mp
ON the special which started frosa
here at 700 TUESDAY, while ut leest
80 more went ON regular trains or By
auto
Ii was a good celebration too, sl-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
kev ones q Caveeae Drss.' Fsuuesis

Everything good and up-to-date
at Gavette Bros Innovation. Here
are few of the specials:
vanilla Nut Fresh Straw berry Nut
Marshmailow Nut Banana Frost
Aarshmallow Caramel Nut
Banana la mode Egg Flip
Egg Chocolate Egg Phosphate
Orange, Lemon and Limeade
Frappas in all favors
Service clean and up to date
Cold, not cool, drinks
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
n Tnesa Vsslsus

just received l9ll-l9l2 line Of
the finest and best woolens for suit
ings and overcoats ever brought to
the city. Come in and look them
over, $500 and up.
All dry cleaning done at reason
able prices
Mems suits dry cleaned SlOo
Ladies skirts dry cleaned IS cents.
c. STONE,
27tf The Tailor and Cleaner
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

LOST - Saddle, bride and two
blankets ON Gunnison river Just
above the bridge ON Mt. Carbon road,
finder notify B. f. Canaday and re-
ceive reward. 27tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
FOR BETTER ROADS ALONG
THE CUNNlSON HIGHWAY
Mersns TO B- It'd st Coua Hosse Next Ne<A We'd
scsdsy. July II. To Fan Pona.rsa Oxsn1sl,oa,
SeOwe FunA and Go 10 Wok N EAnes.

La consolidation with other c4sIzens
Messrs J A Steele aud II. q Bart
lett. PresIieui and secretary II the
preliminary good roads organization
iormed a monih ago. have decided -
call ansther mass meet8nR ot ali
GunHIsps county citizens Iatere-sed
IN the rad idea They feel that the
hnst Meeting did noi form sa organ
zstIon definite enough and cohesive
eHsagh for the bag work ahead
The objects 1T the a-sociatloH should
be clearly sci firth Bylaws tor
she guidance of us officers should he
formulated An executive commit
tee % be appointed from other county
points should he arranged fs. 30
work with the officers. wheever they
may be And most lmportau, OF all,
provision must be made for securing
funds, to carry oa the work
80 a meeting is called for next
week "Wednesday night. July 18th,
ri the court house. BE sure b. he
there, Mr. Good Roads Enthasiast.
This Is one Of the biggest things We
have ON tap. The automobile travel
across the continent ss increasing
marvellously. Recently the Path
finder ca" from st. Louis went over
the Glenwood route, and negotiated
the road after hard struggle A
party Of ten or twelve autos has
started from Atlantic City, n J.
will reach Denver about the l4th,
and is spying out road for 1915.
w X Hearst, tie great New York
editor, proposes 10 advertise exten-
sively the route decided upon by
this party aud guarantees 2,0OO autos
10 pass over it in the one season of
1915. Ii is probable the number
will he nearer 500 Already Glen
wood Springs boosters have arranged
10 have q representative meet this
party ut Omshs 10 urge the Grand
river road.
GsnUisoa, hessrose, Delta, with
l1o1o|n o. - snessChs -
ssembers Of the party test oss cor
Rainbow Roste We are confident
We have the short and sf,euic ROAD
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
Ksaiue e Old Savires

Services at the Episcopal church
Sunday morning and evening at L
and 5 O'Clock Popular hymn sing
ing. Preaching subjects, morning.
Adoption into the Divine Family" "
Evening, Unity of Christianity"
All cordially invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
lssss Csvun 0sjusi

Jesse Corum suffered a severe
accident Saturday He was driving
when the horse crossed ditch and
making a spring on the other side.
threw him over the dashboard. He
ckane D. the lines and this pulled the
horse back ON him, 81 that his hip
aud side were badly bruised by the
boofs
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
Csiae 10 kaks.

Fred Borsum and son Henry were
in town Wednesday arranging for
the auction sale to be held at their
ranch on Tomichi creek, Wednesday
July 18th This is elsewhere adver-
tised in the News Champion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

WANTED Rooms and board
Will any lady Of the town who will
give private board or who will
furnish roooms for teachers attend
ing Institute here, July 81 Aug IL
report same to Sara b Easterly, Co
Sapt. Schools or to Prof Rutland.
9f %
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

For sALE-All the furniture in
nine room rooming house Building
rent reasonable A snap for some
one. Inquire at this Office. l9tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

Losr-A pocketbook containing
$40 bill, check for xl3, railroad
pass and other papers Liberal
reward. Return TO tins office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

For SALE OR TRADE Store build
ings and stock of general merchan-
disc. Near Gunnison. Inquire at
News Champion office, Gunnison
27-2S
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

For Oliver typewriter supplies
see or write
II. = LAKE Jr,, Local Agent,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

Try Robt. Hards, Main street, for
a smooth shave Two BARRIERS, no
waiting. 2ltf.