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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25
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No. r.
In the Matter of the Estate ~ Anton
h ubink. Ds-rrasrd
NOTICE - HEREBy GIVEN. That on
Monday. the 18th dan oi september A. D..
islI. al the hour oi ~ a. IA ~ said day the
same beinu one Of the reeusr days of the
>.ptsnIbcr term oi the touuty tourt of duD-
nison County. in the STATE 81 Colorado. I.
MARY q kubiak. AdminirtrstriN of said es-
tate. VIII appear before the Judgs 81 said
tourt present my final -sstti.meni ~ surh
Administrators. pray the approval Of sam.
aud VIII then ash 70 b. discharged a- such
AduinistrntriN A. which time aud place
any person Va interest may appear aud pre-
sent obiertions 10 the SAINT, " an, there be
AND ~ RTHhR NOTICE u HEREBY
GIVEN That ut said time and place the
Court will receive aud hear proofs concern
ing he heirs of said deceased. pursuant to
the verified petition OF -aid Mary 7 kubisk
widow of said Decreased. claimant heir &
law oi said d.cea-ed. heretofore fiied herein.
asking Tor indical a-cerfsinment and de
termination of the hetrship Of said estate.
and from " bch u appears that ssid peti
tioner. tmma ubsak. minor daughter. and
kenard h kubiak. minor son. are heire of said
iecea-.
Now THEREFORE, Any aud all per.ons
whp who rlaim to he heirs ut law Of
said Anton kubiak. deceased. ARE hereby re
the determinatio of the Court thereon.
Dated at GuDnison. Colorado. this end
day Of August A u. 1911.
MARY T. ktBIAk
AdmiBistratriX of the Estate of Anton n ubiak,
Deceased.
Pub. August 2s-sept. %. ie,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25
m10 ulelle DllvllN iSSS(NrM

Anumber have spoken to US Of a
sentence ssed In describing the mar
BILE qsarTses last week. The Non
arch Marble co~psny has iss field
near the top Of the divide toward
Crested Butte, and will probably
ship the pFodact through Gannisos. !"
This will bear looking into by our
Chamber Of Commerce. What Of q
marble mill at Gunnison? Or has
our Chamber Of Commerce been
strsngled?
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25
sgR n ks.

State 81 Colorado,
County Of Gunnison,
In the District Court Of the seventh judicial
Tor the County 81 Gunnison.
Joseph Eccher,
The Cumberland Mining 4 smelt-
ing tompaDy.
Defendant.
The People Of the State 81 Colorado
To The Cumberland Mining smelling Com
pany the defendant above named GREETING !;
Non are hereby required to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintih IN the District Court of Gunnison
County. State of Colorado. and answer the com
plant thcrein within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof. II served within this county; or. if
served out of this county, or by publication
within thirty days after the service hereof ex-
elusive of The day Of service; or Judgment by
default will be taken against you according "a
the prayer OF the complaint And IL q copy of
the complaint in the above entitled action he
not served with this summons, If the service
hereof be made out Of this state then ten days
additional TO the time ereinbefore specified
Tor appearance aud answer will he allowed he
tore the taking Of Judgment by default as sfore-
said
The said action is brought TO obt a in Judgment
against the defendant The Cumberland Mining
smelling Company aud Tor decree requiring
shin in aud to the n - NEiA Section Is T. u =.
X. ~ w. Gunnson County. colorado, aud by
said decree To be sdjudeed and determined that
the said defendant has no estote or interest in
the property above described and that plaintiff
y the owner of said premises aud that defendant
be forever barred from asserting any interest
estate or claim whatever in said property and
Tor such other. further and different relief a.
the case may in equity require aud for costs of
snit "a VIII more fully appear frov the cow
plant in said action to which reference is here
made; And which is now on file in said eou ri
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear anc 10 answer the sald complaint as
above required the sand plaintiff will have yonr
default euterei and proceed To final Judgment
against you according to the prayer Of the com
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
Court at Gunuison, in sand county. tins sth day
of August A. u I9il.
ISEALl IRA BROWN Clerk
Pub August 2a-september Y, 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25

A Western Slope Geod Rosds
meeting has been called ct Grand
Junction the last week in Sep1em
bar at the time of the Mesa County
fair Thevs will be . large display
Of rosd making machinery, govern
menA eKpsrts will sslk, &c. The
ldsa ssems god in . assssve, bet
0sssd Jsncsion, % Ter - We Co d.
serve, hes not the slightest notion Of
good roads anywhere bot up the
Grssd valley Although there are
tbrse times a. many people living in
the 9sRnisoa watershed, ell interests
of the junction people seem located
over the broad gage toward Tennes-
see pss~. Now, if the counties Of
0sRRison, Montrose, Delta, Oursv,
HiRsdsle end San Miguel, whose in
teFests lie over the Rainbow Route,
the short cut and the greatest scenic
roste in Colorado, if these counties
will combine through their road
clsbs and e. TO the Jsnctioa in force
70 see that we are recognized, then
News- Champion would favor taking
. hand in this convention.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25

fehDs P8SoteA0cko 000
eise So ~ Il san Rosario. baa they
esshsr sioschsd ansberiy over 10 tAs
rsiirosa eating house or the silver
A,oiisr sssoon. " joiDsd the Srosps u
tdieFs about the station.
inaecision had no part tn the move
naenis oi the man with the wallet fis
~ss short In stature. bal strongly
eaiit ~ith very hight. closely trimmed
hair. smooth. determined fsce. and
aggressive. goia-rimmsd nose glasses
iie Was well dressed In the prevailing
eastern style. his air aenosea . quiet
ent conscious reserve force. n not
actual authority
After walking . distance Of three
squares he came to the center OF the
towns business area Here another
street of Importance crossed the
nsaia one. forming the hub Of san
hosarios life and commerce. Upon
one corner stood the postotiice Upon
another Rubensky ciothins emperi-
vm. The other two diaeonally oppos-
ting corners we're occupied By the
towns two banks. the First National
and the stockmens National. Into the
FIRST National bank of San Rosario
the newcomer walked never slowing
his brisk step until he stood at the
cashiers window The bank opened
for business al nine and the working
force WAS already assembled. each
preparing his department for the days
business. The cashier MAS examining
the mail when he noticed the stranger
standing nj his window
Bank doesn't open tn nine" he re-
marked. curtly. but without feeling.
Ne had had to make that statement
90 often 10 early birds since San
Rosario adopted city banking hours
Il am well aware OF that" said the
Other man, In cool. brittle tones. viii
veu kindly receive my card?'
The cashier drew the small. spot
lsss. psrallelogrsm inside the bars 0f
- wicket. and read:
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25
Continued Next weekl

Miss Susan Bell the talented
daughter Of Hon. John C. Bell oi
Montrose has joined the Gilmore
Brown Theatrical Co. and will an
pear on the stage as Hyacinth Wood
ward IN the comedy entitled The
Tyranny Of Tears"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25

80 =
"Oh-es-vill you walk around in
oade, Mr.-sr-Nettlswick. Your first
Vbit-didnt know your business, of
course. Walk right around, please"
The examiner was quickly inside
the sacred precincts of the bank.
where he was pondsrously introduced
20 each employee In turn by Mr..
0sntleman sf deliberation, discretion
ed method.
Il was Kind Of expecting Sam Tur.
~ round s0ain. pretty soon." So
-. Edlinger. Sans been examSn M
- now. for about four years. guess
you'll nnd - all right. though, con
ssderinG tip tightness In business
Not overly much money on hand. but
able to stapA the storms. sir, stand
the storms"
Mr.. Turner and I have been or
.1ored by the comptroller TO exchange
soAstricts." said the examiner, in his
/scisive. formal tones He 10 Gov
ering my old territory In southern Illi-
nois and Indiana. ! viii take the cash
orst please"
= Perry Dorsey. the teller. was al
ready arranging his cash on the coun-
tsf for the examiners inspection. He
knew it was right to q cent, and he
kaA nothing to fear. but he was nerv-
Gus and fustered. So was every man
On the bank There was something
- icy and swift, 50 impersonal and
Id H.. ~.
Ms very presence seemed an accusa-
tion. He looked to b a man who
would never make nor overlook an
Error.
MIR. Nettlewick FIRST seized the cur.
reney. and with q rapid. almost jug
Cling motion counted II by packages
Then be spun the sponge cup toward
him and verified the count by bills
His thin. white fingers dew like sons
expert musicians upon the keys of q
piano. lie dumped the gold upon tbs
counter with crash. and the coins
whined and sang Ms they skinned
across the marble slab from the tips
of his nimble digits. The air was full
of fractional currency when he cams
To ne ntlNeS ana quarters lie count
"a the last nickie and dime. He hat
the scales brought. and he weighed
every sack of silver In the vault IA.
questioned Dorsey concerning each o
the cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENT checks
charge slips. etc. carried over from
the previous days work-with unim
peaehable courtesy. yet with some
thing so mysteriously mornentous il
bis frigid manner that the teller VA
cduced 10 pink cheeks and a STAN
Dering tongue
This newly imported examiner VA
20 different from Sam Turner II ha.
been Sans way to enter the banl
With a shout. pass the cigars and tel
TIE latest stories he had picked up O,
his rounds His customary greetin,
- Dorsey hAd bssa- Hello. Perry
Haven't skfpped out with the boob
VI l see Turnsr's vay ~ countfnl
she cash haA besn affere.t. too H
VUuld finger the pockAGes of bills In
cr0d kind Of way. and then 90 int
sAe vauN xAd kich over . few sack o
olver. nd the thing was done Halve
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25
stN VOWS.

State Of Colorado.
County of Gunnison.
In the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
llstrict of the state eft colorado. within and
Tor the ounty of GunniSou.
The Crested Butte Coal Com
pany.
Plaintiff
Thet uaiherland Mining A Smelt-
ing Company.
Defendant.
The People of the State s,f Colorado
10 The uniberisnd Mining A smelting Com
psny the d'f''nsisnt above named. GREETING. /.
hou are hereby required to appear in an se-
tiun brought against you by the above named
llaintth IN the District tiaurt e,f f,tfu,tis,,,,
tonnty state Of Colorado, and answer the com
plant therein within twenty DAYS after the ser
vice hereof, y served within this county: or IL
served ouf Of this euunty. or by puhliesfion-
Mi,isln ti.ir,y days after The service hereof
elusive - fhe day Of service Judgment t,v de-
fanlt VIII he taken against yea according q, the
prayer a the complaint And " copy az the
eompNint in the above entitled action he moi
served with this summans 81 If the seryire
hereof he made out et this state then ten fsvs
sddttis'nal ." the time hereinbsfare specified
Tor st,ieersuce and answer will he aliowed h.-
said.
The said setion is brought 20 obtain indp,s,,
against the defendant THE Cus,b-rland Mining
smelling onnpsny and fsr a decree rea,Tir.
ms the defeudan, 10 set forth any claim or
ownership m snd 10 the So Me-, SECTION n r
u > y 9Th. Y. IN tiunni-s.n Courtx
toiurado. and by said decree % he adindeed
snd aetermined That the said defendant has no
estate "r interest IN the property shove ,,es
erfned and that plaintiff the sswner n saiA
premises ami That defendant he fors vs.r barre3
nsa,s., ,ss., rs a- any Interest estate or elsim
whhteNer m SAID prsI,erty and for such ,,rber
turther ar dihereut relief the case nav IN
eslnts require snd for costs of suit a. Will ,or,
fully Hrpesr from the rs.rurlaipf il, ssiS -
te which reference j. here r,.,,e- a,a .,s...t =
now on he in said court -
ana ven are hereby notified that II you n Il to
IA nVrz A.
sse required the ssid plaintiff viii have yoar
a-lse, entered and Troreed to fnsl in ieu.n,
9.,.'ruihs 70 The prayer u the eofrst.lsirYt
'iven nnder my hand ana The sesl a. ss,a
'eurt Al Gnnnl-on, IN said counts M. - a.
of anrust A. D. 1911 i> "'h aAs
l>EAL1 Ip, ppoux 90.
fnb- August 2s-Sept. - ieIi
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25

hss~ " abs Eh.lsA psel.e hhssss b.
he ssss - ft Cosi4s@ ssaassoae.
ssd ss has< t~scx - gSsa = ss,ps
suksa es~-ktst tte a.sssacs.
Noshasg assaS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25

TIE HsesTs~e F.~a ssa e'~Hse
csss sss sEsss.s~d ks - e1asxssea
10 IsAe Cs1y 90 srp'esst'er > saa
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25

Csss1 Gay esssse~~ ..sn toad
~ sssdsy ss~s dsr,a9 she isss ~esa /.
- b<sss . ksudsed ksa.ns people
he'd ts~es stes<. ell ceassse " On
sssas - assssscyct<s. Thsi ssses an
sasAlsas of ~ky se ~sls she Kan
bpw Essse
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25

Ma ssss bound sioppsa
~ sas ksaArss -
- , ~ Q a. q usan
VIII . thick biac6
issthsr Nsllsf under
has arm l.fs the train
ssa ~s sed rapidly
~ the main street of
the town. There were
other passenxers xhe
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-25
.. ,. c. NETTLEw1CK.

National Banh Examiner.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-30
MCKEE GETS THE WORK.
Well Known Contractor VIII Re-
model Old Court House into
Hospital for the County.

w. E. McKie. the well known
has been awarded the
contract for the remodelling of the
old court house building at Ely
into county hospital. When the
bids were opened that of Mr.. Nc
Kie appeared to be the second low
est, but the contractors who were
lower than he in price had omitted
to make a bid on the plumbing
work, which is among the most ex-
pensive features in the construction
of the new hospital. Allowance
was made for the boiler, which
will be furnished by the county COM
missioners, in the sum of $3.50.
Mr.. McKie was the contractor on
the brewery building which was
partly destroyed by fire some
months ago, and the manner and
the celerity with which the work
was done form a pretty good indi-
cation of the manner in which the
countys work will be performed.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-30
yer my fondness for the national

over my fondness for the national
sport
with regard to the opening up of
the Veteran property | do not con-
slider myself in a position to say any
thing at the present time. AS to the
negotiations which are going on they
have been made public property, but
as far as the company is concerned
there Is no reason for opening up the
mines for several years to come. We
are getting from the Copper Flat all
the ore that can be handled by the
concentrator, and there is no use of
increasing the capacity of the con-
centrator for we are getting out all
the copper that we can dispose of.
Our output Is simply a CONNER
eial proposition, and the trade must
be ruled by the law of supply and
demand There is one thing, how
ever, which must be said in favor of
the copper situation and that Is that
the supply in sight has fallen off to
considerable extent. and the de-
mand is better and will increase.
The consumers have not been car
rying the stocks which they did in
former times, but | have no doubt
that they will return to former prac-
tices as soon as the metal market
assumes a position OF firmness. AS
you probably know there has been
an increase In the price of copper re-
Gently. and 1t is quite possible that
there will be a still further increase.
LAS to present conditions they are
much better than they have been for
many years, in fact they are better
than they have ever been in the his
tory of the country. The tide of
good times has set in without doubt.
and | look for one of the greatest
waves of prosperity during the COM
ing fall than We have ever known.
Crop conditions are of the best,
money is plentiful and new enter
prises are being launched every day.
These are keynotes to the prosperity
of a country, and the reciprocity
treaty with Canada is going to have
sound and wholesome effect upon
our trade conditions / look for
nothing but the best of times in the
immediate future
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-30
BIG WORK ON
IN CENTENNIAL
COMPANY NOW HAS DEVELOP
MENT OF PROPERTY IN ITS
OWN HANDS AND Il GOING
AFTER THE ORE.

The Centennial Development COM
pany has taken into its own hands
the further development of the Cen
tennial property, the contract for the
sinking of the shaft from the floor
of the tunnel having been finished on
last Wednesday night The contract
ors carried the shaft down TO the
required 100 feet, and the work
which is now being carried on by the
company includes the putting in of
a station at the bottom of the shaft
and the enlarging of the station at
the inception of he shaft.
General Manager Vanderhoef of
the company is negotiating for a
hoist which will be put in the tunnel
and a large chamber will be cut out
for the head frame which will be to
be erected in the tunnel. The sink
ing of the shaft from the floor of the
tunnel has served to more than ever
confirm the original theories OF the
mining engineers who first pro-
nounced judgment on the value of
the property. The shaft went down
on the incline for seventy feet in
ledge matter, and at one point values
in gold were found to the extent of
four dollars a ton. Everything is of
most encouraging nature, and the
company being in good financial
condition, is going after the ore; and
is not going to stop until mine has
been developed.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-30
CROWD WAS LEFT BEHIND.
But yanderhoef Was Equal to the
Occasion and Sent Ely Home
I'm "Crumb" Car.

At the opening game at Ruth on
last Sunday the the special train was
run into the town, convenient to the
ball park. A number of visitors to
the game waited in expectation of
the train returning to the same place
to take them back to Ely. They
waited in vain for no train came.
As result not less than seventy
people of McGill, Ely and East Ely
were left behind.
A committee was appointed to
wait upon Superintendent Wander
hoef to ask the whyness of the where
fore. and the big superintendent i'm
mediately got busy. To bring a
special train to the Flat would have
meant a delay of two hours; so Van
got out the 'erumb" car and hooked
dinkey on to 1t and told every
body to come ahead. The "crumb"
and the dinkey arrived in Ely with
the belated crowd at 1880, a little
hungry, but delighted to get home.
Van went down the canyon with the
crowd and at Murry street they gave
three cheers for the big fellow
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-30
DANCE At RUTH
A BIG SUCCESS
COPPER FLAT BASEBALL PLAY
ERS FINE HOSTS AND THE
BEST OF GOOD TIMES WAS
HAD BY ALL PRESENT.

A dance was held at Ruth last
night under the auspices of the Cop
per Flat Baseball club, the occasion
being the opening of the new board
ing house erected in lieu of the old
structure which was destroyed by
fire a little over two months ago.
On the occasion of the fire the boys
of the Flat living there lost all their
effects and the baseball players were
among the worst injured.
But last night there was no
thought of the fire and its damag-
ing effects. This had all been for
gotten and the hosts of the hill were
out for a good time, and they GER
tainly were the most hospitable of
hosts. The music was furnished by
Mrs. Woods orchestra and never had
the orchestra been heard to such
good advantage. There were four
pieces of music and the walls of the
spacious dining room rang with the
sweet strains to which flying feet
and swaying arms kept time.
There have been many dances at
Ruth. but never was there one which
breathed the success of last nights
function. Special trains had been
arranged from both McGill and Ely,
and the arrangements were such that
the McGill train connected with the
one leaving East Ely at 8 O'Clock, so
that there was jolly and big crowd
arrived at the town of the hill about
$3.50 o'clock. The town was agleam
with lights. and there were plenty
of Copper Flat people at the train
to guide the visitors to the dance
hall Superintendent Vanderhoef
was in evidence for the big chief of
the hill is very proud of his boys of
the diamond Frank Glynn, super
intendent of the steam shovels was
also one of the conspicuous hosts, as
Was DIZZY OunndHl, manager VI the
team.
Mrs. Vanderhoef and her daughter,
Arvilla and Mrs. Frank Glynn were
among the hostesses of the evening,
gracing the event by their charming
presence. There were guests from
Kimberly and Veteran as we'll as from
Ely, East Ely and McGill. c. B.
Nance. cashier of the big company at
the Flat was also in evidence, helping
along the enjoyment of the occasion,
and anybody who didn't have good
time simply wasn't there. The
heroes of the baseball nine did their
best to make everybody feel at home,
and everybody did feel at home and
everybody voted that the occasion
was one of the most successful dances
ever given in the district