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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-05

i1i Guy amt II. E. COOKE, detached the Kan
sas' nome, await orders
'-itfnI astst MYLEs JOYCE, detached 18th
Lieutenant ROBERT MORRIS Hetaches naval
Iio,',a a,'.s station San Francisco the Kansas
NJ. M1!Bp ,g1yni9r gradel J; II. INGRAM, J..
MAN, r. TSi'Af y y r. tr SMITH y 6. C. DIcH-
$50 -eoIamissioned lieutanants OunoE
= Siaas) In the navy from June I, 1919
buzz. G is.L -, kEESrER. detached the vicks-
Eassed Assistant Surgeon THARos HARLAN
d 100, ,, Passed Assistant Paymaster r. II
:, JOHNSTON, commissioned.
Island - " wv setH' NA@''
Pa;ymssters Clerk s. p. VAUGHN, appointed;
the Colorado.
MARINE CORPS.
coionsl GEORGE BARNETT. Major 6.
hElD, Captain y. A. RAMSEY, First Lieu
second Teutensnt j. N c. sMitH' detached ia he'd
fT15ieiodidG9ary service; marine barracks.
Ca! tain r. H. DELANo and First Lieutenants
:, Is; BERRY and G. H. WELLS, dstached
SShIeditonary service; marine barracks, New
CAPTAIN T, NJ. CLINTON, detached expedition
ar! service; marine barracks. Washington.
flfst Lieutenant {. Is. NOGEI. detached sI-
pedlllonary service; marine barracks, Wash
Captains n. 81. QUITS and W. A. PICKER
no, second Lieutenants b. +. HICKEY anu
ARCHIBALD YOUNG and First Lieutenant
". c. WISE. detached erpedtionary service
marine barracks, Norfolk.
Captain II; r. LAY. detached eSpedtiorary
service; rife range. Winthrop.
captain II. l.. MATTHEW'S, a, O. NJ. do
.Sched ex2sditionary service; depot Of sup
Captain p S BROWN, detached sxpsditionsry
service: navy yard Washington,
teIant II. q. BARTLETT. detached expedi-
tioEery service; marine barracks Porte
mosth.
First Lieut. ,nants II. ". STONE and Il. A.
PERKINS, detached evolutionary service;
marine barracks, Boston.
Second Lieutenant j. u. MURRAY detached
evolutionary service; naval prison, Boston.
First Lieutenant S. S LEE, detached expedl-
tionary service; marine corps camp OF rifle
instruction. Wakefield
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The
following movements OF vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
August The Nashville at Guantanamo.
August 2--Ihs Dolphin at Boston and Gloucss-
ter; the strngham and tho Brutus, a;
Newport; the Bailey, ct Annapolis; the
Marietta, at HobOken; the Nanshah, at
Shanghai; the Helena, at Helena the
Glacier, at Honolulu.
SAILED.
August 2--The Pstuxent, from Philadelphia for
Norfolk: the Potomac, from Indian Head
for Norfolk the Dolphin, from Gloucester
for Boston; the Marietta, from navy yard
New York. Tor Hoboken: the Lebanon,
from Guantanamo for Philadelphia; the
Celtic. from Guantanamo for Boston; the
Solace, from Guantanamo for New YORK;
the Justin from Punts Arenas, Costa Riea,
for San Juan del sur, Nicaragua,
August 5-The Rainbow, from Shanghai for
Tsingtau.
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RECORDED LEASES.
OVl,h name and address Of lessee
AIfIIf4r

CANAL ST. cor Bowery, second store
on Canal st; Schultz Realty % TO simon ~
Renneti, yrs from July 10. 1912; $l.Wo; aa-
KINosBRiDGE ROAD. 3l6 East, all; Msry
A McMahon to joan q Conl9n; 10 yrs from
AUG / 1912; address, on premises. -. "a
IfROME AVE o cor Nth 81, l2siss,
rad house; Frederick J Winston 10 Ed"aId
Tcichmann. 1912 yrs from Doc l. WI
Il 200: address IAT Morton Place. ,,.
WAsHIN9TOS AVE, 1879, store Wili1am
II schoit 90 Adolph IL Mouh Son . Yrs
from May J. 1912; 5000 address 1878 wash
Io5TH ST. Ii6 to les West. al; Mary 4
,neS,,sr 10 Louis Burghardt. yrs from Sept
~. = 81, 1927 address go West 1sth -;
C,obcr 10 Rsnny Staub: yrs from Aus l. 1919
AZ Oss, addresr, sis East 18TH ut
nth ST, <3s and ~ East all selma
Aug / 1917: S. 500; address, $50 Bieecksr at
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Bolton. ir. 1901 Roston I'd; Aug 2; yrs; s7,sO';
attorney p Halock, 500 East ls0th ST
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. e 8, 200 II n OF
Jennings st. lo0xlO0; Sousin- Wahlig ConstIuc-
lion Co to Wahlig & Sonsin 60, l&4f bristoW
st; Aug l.; yrs. per cent; $1,000; attorney -
Lawyers Title insurance and Trust CO. 100
Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE, 2oA7. s. Skis. 8;
William A Towner TO Alice Davis, IS West
9th ST; Aug tprior mtg Ni,QoV: due as per
bond: $1,000. attorney. Title Guarantee anu
Trust co. 176 Broadway
4TH ST. Q, 81 Il OF 10th ave. 5oxlos
Wakefield; G & S Realty Co to Eugene Lich-
tenberg, kemy, y Y; Aug z: dye Feb . isls;
anS Crust Co, 1T6 Broadway.
1asT ST, 8 8, so Il OF Belmont ave, cs.+x
Us; Sole Realty and Corporation Co to Green
wieb Mortgage co. 3sl East 18th ST. July ~
" per cent; 5000; attorney. Bell. Se'
Wills ave
2s3D ST. cor of Barnes ave. lo5x57; Her
nah Realty Co to John E O'Brien 535 West
i52d st: Aug 3; > yrs. ga per cent; 2,5oo
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co llS
broadway.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
OYtth uams aud address Of lenders attorney
AUGUST q
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM AVE, cor Ais ST. 80. Tx
30; jay 10. 1905; Isaac Heller 70 James II
Horton; $SS, Uo; attorney. 4 Brown, 80
BEGINNING a, poin, 1914 # from n W
cor 9Th ave and 49th ST, runs lO0.ix AK
8 1V04x "A to beginning: Oct IL, l0ll; John
] and Elizabeth G Boyle TO william }. Mar
attorney, NJ Hsyiisnd ~ Nassau ST
3 WssU ss,is t = june june = 1907 '' Tines
Tse iasa! ss S Co. i SSaaaEsS '' 10
Bus AVA d ms & ST. 81 iG 20 AZ
gusta JOACHIM; $1,000; attorneS, David Frei-
berger 27i broadway
SULLIVAN ST. 2l5. 3, runs !ooSA
strsns to irving savings Institution: $1,000"
att9rneyA Deyo & BaueTdorf. III Broadway.
TfH AVE, Q s, u Of 18th st, loho;
Trust Company OF New York. $4,000; attor-
neys. Stewart & shearer 45 Wall ct.
SANE PROPERTY MAJ ssS IL 1893; SANE Wsn to
worth $ L9wenstein, $50 Broadway;
5,oo ASs TO- i 1890 e'' Xss EodsSfsa ct a
Title iusuranca ana Trust Co. ieo Brosdyay.
9TH ST, eli East, n 3, IaS Il Q Of Avenue
B, 26x00,l1 June 10. 1903; Louis and Anna
Block to Cora stern $4,000; attorneys. stroock
18TH ST, las West, a. ax1os3: Oct 10. 1891;
John and Hannah L. Telford 70 metropolitan
Trust Company Of New York; $500; address.
40 Wall st.
sCTH ST. West 2cx9ss: May Z, 1904; Ed
ward s aud Caroline s Atwatar TO Charles h
Hastings; 10000; attorney, Title Guarantee
and Trust Co, lie Broadway.
18th ST, l31 TO lbs West, S94 e o. Sta
ave, 44x1004: July l, 1909; William J and
Mary A drIfiths MARGARET d Janet J ana and
$4,000; attorney, Title Insurance CO, lS9
Broadway - ooa
sTFH 81. n g. 1875 II OF LIST ave. 25xlo0 s:
MAJ % 1906 Joseph and Esther Isaac TO
Sophie Poggenburg: $4,000; attorneys Amend
"a Amend. ia Nassau 81. -
OATH ST. III East, 1soxI0Q.s; JULY 10.
1907: Simon Friedberg 10 Robert Rothfeld
81 al. trustees; 1900; attorneys. kurzman q
Frankenheimer, % BROAD St -
10TH ST. 90 West, 4ssxIoo.11: Oct Is. 1900;
Harry n ana Bertha NJ Baer to Msximilian
Toch; Ala coo; attorneys. Wesseiman g. kraaa
1S2D ST. > 8. ss Il Q Of Boulsvard log
T4iI: Jan - 1895; Clara Crohen 10 MAUD
T LaVigne; $4,000.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

Louise Koppe TO Morit5 Hoppe; Sb.Ia
KatheriRe 81 Field to American Mortgage
Co; 81. a., ..-,..-
Dtspenrary: 500, 600 -,
Mutual Life Insurance Co 20 Greenwich
Savings Bank; $4,000
James Miller 10 Marguerite RocnsuS; si'
Jacob stein to Carrie Rossman S3.oup
Isiaor n Kenpnsr to Frankie Well, 81.
Metropolitan Trust Go. guardian 10 Metre
palitan Trust Coz 81 200. r-,.,- r.
Henry Morgenthau Go to LAWYERS itIe III
suranoe aud Trust Co; 81. ~
title Guarantee and Trust co 70 tnltoh
T,rns, Co OF New York.: $4,000.
Henry II W Possenburs to sophie PosssiF-
William r Ciare and ano. exrs 70 New
York Mortgage and Security Co: $4,000
Washington Trust Co to Hamilton seeur'-
State Trust CO TO Giovanni Luzzat,o: 81
Wshlis q SonsiR Go 30 Edward Oreehoaum
a aests1. $4,000
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Soldiers Are Still Waiting for
Their June Pay.
Nashlngton, August


NO MONEY FOR ENLISTED MEN
Because Of the unusual legislative condi-
tons, the enlisted men OF the army arc
still waiting for their pay for June. When
General Whipple, ex-paymaster general OF
the army, was before Congress last year
ne insisted that the amount carried In the
Appropriation act was not sufficient 10
meet the Obligations imposed by law as
salary for officers and men.
His successor, General Smith, recently
explained to the committee the necessity
tr ar immediate appropriation of $500
o. part OF this amount is due TO the
hcrase In tho number of officers under
TO act Of March 9. 1911, when two hum
dred were added to the regular establish
nent, besides thirty officers In the quar-
terInasteFs department. Another addition
10 the number Of officers was uue TO the
correction Of the inequalities that have
resulted from promotions in the line This
made an addition Of forty-sx officers.
ana the total amount owed 70 them IN pay
is $4,000 The balance. or $1,4oo.0o0, Is due
the enlisted men.
The army officers received their salaries
on June 90, but the rolls for the enlisted
branch were not completed until the mid
Ole OF July. The funds having been ex-
hausted for tho last fiscal year, II will
De necessary for them TO wait until the
deficiency bin becomes a law before they
get their pay.
The officers OF the pay department are
uot responsible for this condition. because
Il is question Of carrying out the lava
and they have no discretion In the mat.
ter. There are certain number OF
oflcers and men who are paid stipulated
sums, and IL sufficient money is not
available deficiency appropriation must
be made
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Plymouth, Aug T. l2;2o a m-Prnz Friedrich
Wilhelm Gen, New York for Cherpodrs
Paul, New York for Cherbourg and South
ampton and proceeded
Neville Aug caledonia nlr), Now Norh
for glasgow laud proceedsd).
SAILED.
Queenstown. Aug T. $50 a m-Campania (BD,
from Liverpool for New York.
southampton Aug 4. l:b5 p m--Cincinnau
Ger. from Hamburg for New York.
Dover Aug A. i:l0 m-Finland, from Stock
holm for New York
Neville. Aug 3-Camerpnia tBr). from Glasgow
for New York.
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JOB FOR ENGLEWooD MAN.

Englewood, y. j., Aug. i-President
Taft will appoint James II. Coe' at one
time County Collector and former MEM
Der Of the Bergen County Board of Tax
alton, to be postmaster of Englewood' to
succeed Postmaster Stanton, whose term
expired last March. The term Is for four
years and the salary $4,000 year. Mr.
Goes name was recommended to the
President by Senator Briggs.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 3.

AUGUST 3.
MADISON AVE. 4th ave. e8th ana 9th sts.
block. etc; r W SessFist Jr 60 agt y
CO. ownsr: Rudolph Lspdaper, lessee; Joseph
ID Msnb,att, contractor. S215 81.
ii0YH yr. n West: Nathan Gilman 80.
Clara plumenthal and samuel heltf, .eWAe's'
aaTH sT. l5s to 1ai East: Howell. Field q
Goddard dne) sSt CsRtaur Realty GO owner
John + Cockerill Cncl. contractor: 1905 20;
eoyer ave. TSxIOa; westebester Woodworking
CO az, Ellen Ward, owner; Philip ward owner
and contractor: t25s 80.
FORREST AVE. 7es; ! = As Maso1 no co as.
tracing CO. contractor: slT9. ....,
is2p 81, isi West; Morris pieknan ss'
John Macon. owner and contractor; sio'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-05

syIvanla. New Jersey Delaware. Maryland,
the District Of Columbia and Virginia. fair
Monday and Tuesday; slowly rising tsmpera-
ture: light west and northwest winds.
For western Pennsylvania and western New
York generally fair Monday ana Tuesday:
slowly rising temperatures: light. variable
winds.
For west virginia, generally fair Monday
tuTo.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The United States, reported as eSs miles cast
of sandy Hood at II :05 p IN on Saturday, Is
expected to dock Tuesday forenoon.
trhe Minnewaska. reported as 100 miles east
Of Sandy Hook at midnight Saturday, Is eX-
peeted TO dock Tuesday forenoon.
The st Louis, reported as a9l miles east ot
Sandy Hook az noon yesterday, Is expected
10 dock this forenoon.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.-The fol.
owing orders have been issued
ARMY


sngadier General ALBERT L. MILLS, general
san TO Governors Island, August B. for as
sgnment 10 command Blue forces 1.-THE de-
fence, composed of New YORK. New Jersey and
Vermont tloops) IN Connecticut man@uvres;
Following promotions and assignments officers
eayalry arm announced: Lieutenant Colonel
GUY CARLETON, iSth Cavalry.
Asior MATTHEW c. BUTLER. Jr., 9Th Cav
lieutenant Colonel CARLETON. to Fort Nc
.intosh.
tsylaIR DAVID Y. BDcKHAM. coast artillery,
non present duties September 25 10 Port
and as Inspector Instructor coast artillery
Captain CONSTANT CORDIER, Goth Infantry.
snief Of staff's office for duty one month;
ettnce 70 proper station.
Sstain WILLIAM D. Gritty, auar,ermass,
s'. detailed army transport service at
Following qusrtermssters detailed army. trans
Pt service san Franeisco: captains
...ANnS v. HEIDI and ALEXANDER J'
cyiaiu ROBERT c. roy. list Cavalry, de-
lsilsd enter next class army school OF the
feowing officers medical corps detailed army
ItnsDOrt service at san franclsco Captains
EobERT c. LOVING and MORRISON g.
5,AlER: First Lieutenant CHARLES y
A!a lieutenant LBOPoLb MITCHELL. med
~ corps, detailed army transport service
Leaves or absence: Major EDWARD i.
MrSsoN. medical corps. two months. on re
w from Fort Leavenworth; Captsih
MATHEW A. REAsONER. medical corps
.we months, 1--WE days from August W; CApI
yslE CHARLES g. BILLlNdSLhlA, meaieai
sgpe. one month from August 10; captain
AhkOf.D ID. FUTILE. medical corps, Iouf
nnths on arrival First Lieutenant WILL
AN l. SHEEP. medical corps, at Letter
sn General Hospital. Preside or ran f.s sn
mSi First Lieutenant sTALEY A. CANT
'NA.. LIST infantry. three months
NAVY.
SsT2,slss n. W. EgERLE and y: " Gil
sth. comlnander o. L, JACKsOAl laepte1Sa
~ Commander SINCLAIR uAMHoS .','
Acs,tnsnts STEPHEN DOlHkhI1 aha d
a -. fTApfER p0rp mis- stoned
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
AUGUST 3.

AUGUST -
MORRIS PARK AVE. 8 9, ioo< q o.
FiIinore st. 507xl256; Manhattan mortgage
Co loans f 4 " Co $4,000.
FOX ST, q S, 1901 Il OF westchester ave- ave
4apYi05.1. Manhattan Mortgage Co loans lS2d
Ea,x sT :. 1903 II $ Of Westchesssr ave.
4soxio4.y: Manhattan Mortssga Co loans lsZa
street Realty Co S3S, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-05

Highest temperature yesterday rs degrees
Cat 80 p nj; lowest OF (at 5:15 a. nj;
average 90; average for corresponding date
iart year, 90: average for corresponding date
last th,Tty-three years. Ia
Local forecast: Fair to-day and Tuesday;
slowly rising temperature. light west and
northwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-05

Local OfIcial Record.--The following ON
ciai record from the Weather Bureau shows
ihs changes IN the temperatures for tho last
twenty four hourr Ia comparison with the
datO u last year:
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The Bronx.

CERTIFICATE OF REGISTER Of WeStehess-
ter County that mtg Of Herman ana hesane
Iaurner 10 Lizzie McNaier, recorded IN west
chester ON Dec "a. $780, was satisfied OF rec
ord july "a. 1912. ,o-
DECATUR AVE. n c cor 2Ooth 81, 90 i1zVN
to Robert W Todd, 22S broadway; s21oo.
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'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mall Vessel
Vessel For Line closes sale
Cristobsi CriStobal Pan..li 40 e IN $500 m
Ononlaga, Brunswick. Clyde $1,000 LOO IN
poIna Nanies JNahFe 49,. - $500 p ~
TUESDAY, AUGUST o.
t,,,-,,v,n q Brernen. NGf. $3.50 IN 1000 q m
San Gugielrno. Naples, ltal --- l.:VO ~
Cumanche, Jksonv'le, Clyde - 10 p ~
@ OF MtsomoTy, say, say --~ ,S:W y ~
Smesd'k. Rot dam, Ho-A. - iV'VV !"
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST {.
erus,,au,a Iiverpool. Gun. 100 N
orStsVs Y ,r-n,Ids HMsP. g 90 q m 10 20 a m
Marta. Colon, y Eco. b'So 10 ixVo IN
America. Naples. Italian - IiM h
Concho. Galveston, Mallory. - ipp III
'1sn for tho I.usitania closes at $3.50 m
Tuesday. .------------
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ALTERATIONS.
AUGUST &.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON AVE. > 9 eor Iad at 20 q =
schwarik 8 Gross. 500 9th ave- architeetsi
6TIt AVE. q cor OF 59th ST; 70 II sty
botei, VIM " Aston. London. ENGLAND owner
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
Slnrise bo0; sunset I'LL; MOOR risss,
1898; moons age, 81
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
AUGUST 3.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. >. whole front between
1asth and J0ls, SITS; for two 10 sU apis, go Ily
IFS each: Herbert pongan CONSTRUCTION ~ ~
west l25th ct. architects; cost, ssoo0Oo
3sTH ST, B East and seth st, East for
10 sty store and loft bldg, 3IdxlsI6; J ser
ie.scas. MulliLen q MoelleF, los Park eve
architects: cost, S2ooOuo
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LIS PENDENS.

J F Burrowes, 40 West Saith st. aroh''ses'
coa. az ZOO
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humidity.
8 a. p,.,,,....,... 81 y q. m..,.......... {.

Official observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken AZ s p. m. yesterday. follow:
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AMSTERDAM AVE, " cor 10Th ST; I-ouis
Goldstein agt Lenta Realty GO; may ~ i'i5
Coy bond: sl90 10
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HIGH WATER.
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THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

Parcels to be sold at auction at the
Vesey street and The Bronx saiesroohls
this week follow:
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF sTah'SS aHA
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise hta'eo
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Forecast for special Loealitles.--For ne
England. Eastern New York, Eastern Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-05

EHlssls y. W. EgERLE and ": " Gil
sth. coninander o. Z. JAcKsoM, l5eatenS,
~ Commander SINCLAIR CANNON ano
Lcs,snsnts sTEPHfgN DoGHERTY and J.
= y. srAPLER. commissioned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-09-13
The Mining Industry

It the miners which ted the
possibility of eaiming the arid lands Of the West irrigation
the mining camp which agricultural
products 1t the supplies which justified
the first construction Of railroads private capital 1t was the
product of the mines which has made possible magnificent
civilization Of which American citizen proud
In the above four sentences history
development OF many sections Of the great Commencing
with the prosector pioneer and extending
OF the mining industry the establishment upbudng
many town and city, completes the story the growth
OF innumerabe communities.
Gunnison city mining was at its height
Gunnson True the extending ranchny az an in
dusry has had considerable keeping Cunneon on the
map but when mining dwinded, the seriously
What then Is to ehabate Gunnison?
clear develop the mineg the
mineral deposits which everybody must exist the
hills throughout the county
The above quoted taken from the official call
Tor the fifteenth annual session of the Mining cong-s
to be held Spokane WASH 1912 which
OF the The call contains striking paragraphs One
conservation provides
in the light OF article printed in last weeks New-hampon
Minerals We Waste" is worth reading II says
CONSERVATION in its true the highest possible
way question affecting the public question Of
waste prevention and its consideration greatly needed
where the greatest prevails protection Of the
lives OF miners the proper and
only be secured through production I. the con-
willing the additional to rre
vent waste a coal today
may be preserved for future geseration.7"
The call reders significantly mine federal co.,
troll Of mineral land laws and Other vital
Pointed follow.
The taxes property wesfe. state. auproxi
matey equals its value thirty years eject the ownr of
taxable property IN tse states contributes TIE
value of the uataxed psbc lands thirty ip
which in couats pay the taxes cary the
additsoaal burdea a the u.taxed property"
Shah western development cootnse pruersss
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-09-13

- 0sd6ciaes 10 sIl suffering women. T"
I'M AARY HAxsfEAp. Piatea, Pa,
- -
0.e = - repUt u s.ssAes eenuine
~1 W1icA sin frsAee sAS~s shat Ly-
- z hnkAsn's Vegstahas CanQanl
- - ss6A WsA
Wansss2 =. D1ksaA ~ - inAnn-
0snna wAisA esassd p.in u ~ -
- - 1ukA ssssd u - Gna lw0
- ~ - len lie ayAg II eng e.e
- 49, - - I Sssk LYDIA Z
dnAAnn's Vegetable Cs.Ps0A -
AU0 - - ngAA Uwsy. Z essaisssa
- - - ~ I - . - wumA"
- ALA D.. Waleett, 4.
= - go sssaa1 oassse WrOs I,
- - - - -: 1::: e -: ~; a
- 0ps ~ - aosU4ae1 ~ Q
- - ~ = seEsse ouu0anss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-09-13

- ~sssdse ~ unsass - Aas.~ ~ ssssvzsss
sanSs ~ vssn8 - NDP - baanme 6Aan l.sd.
ssaAs st~D aSsO - -. sAaAs s-.u>a,s. Or Ls
SA.ssa sa.sss - @~~ sunAn. - go = .su-
psety s~s go @s9 SAD SuW sAi sks Wsa,
u~suss &s3S@A"
A~.~s.Hss~ = 49, @~~ - s~v.s.s . ~ ~ s.ac-
sses ~ sss~ oEsnssosD OmnAWeA - - - To-
ssl vssAssss - - as ~ 81 ~ Ius& 4 shar
sjyPvd ssd s~ A~sAauaS - e.~ k.A ..usx sssA~ss.
usss sss sss" NE ~ - 6s~ sse@g as psSsi.s.s
evs~ ssssse - - ~ - ~ UnO = saessysss h~tssy
wAaA = eAasscasrissd - nAasuss unA.As
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-09-13
NesssO Oanpiaais VIZ

Isst ws& Co~ssy Cl~st nursss AasA.d sssr to Ksss
Nsmsi<s sAs RSs pstas jA b. ~ sAs n sss Asnsa
s,Eslsr ssd ss&SA, to h Ig tis Osa>aray
ssdsr witA sAs ss~aas~syisg jsA
vrat~hs.p
NMAest s.sssyise ssy Asp ess.yA l.A..
10 Assist sAag The bAbes Ness(Aemvia
d last ~s& and BY Saturday The ess st Il h~nss
to have &a~Asd certain ss II ths t~Ros and thy
Etsd time ia the nssssasy vuslsr
sorc~ the rgsIar weekly .e~syspsr uAH
was sccoapaisAsd without AstcA
In printing the ~ $40 balots pssss d
regued saeh hatot contains eadoFneat Miss Els
and Bryan Hsrrk tsrssd twoj
and Miss Mamie Corum Miss Laura Rahr Mn Mssy
and D kohrg hooked after the work peorsag dine
numbering Frssk Is, the fovnan ~
and saGeristesd~d the work generally
In addtioa the iorms sha,ssi
ssy our tiu~s thsve twenty-five pncts
county and have both Democratic
bean ballots or each precinct Because o
used dsy experienced allowing dry A.
soon ss the ballots ox the prs they ioAsd
The entire job completed thirty Jour hosr~ sctaal
working time That included days u sght
hours each regular seAt
hour day bassaRd six hours Of methe
two nihts A. lar known q single made and
there vas no delays in the smooth handag
Of the job
Most psoy DO aay appsvsatoa Il the sxtsst a
the primary sHo wek In sAAities vasa upsa ~
printsv ~ whas io II The ceuaty easAs ksg4 huy
two busdIss esc pssct ahA sseg4s wvittsa 80 ~
ballots turned delivery
required to deliver hall prssinet to
Democrst judge and the oer hah Retslcas judge They
could e delivered only between the hours
noon sunday The two judges might live apart vet the
had comply every detail where
efficient work in this tseye~
everybody should be given the credit due.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-09-13

ness and bockAche,
and was 30 nervous
that ! would cry at
the least noise, it
would startle me 20.
1 began 10 take Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Q
remedies, and ] don't
have any more cry
ing spellA I sleep
soOA ssA my ne--
vossoess = better.
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