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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-19
PRESIDENT WILL |N7ERCEDE FOR
 PRISONER
Wilson Asks Great Britain to Delay Execution of U. s. Citizen Convicted of Trea- son in Ireland
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WASHINGTON, May 1S.-President Wilson, acting at the request of Senator O'Gorman, of New York. sent a message tonight through the State Department rJ Ambassador Page at London directing him to make every possible effort to secure a delay in execution of the sentence of Jeremiah c. Lynch, of New York. a naturalized American convicted by a court mar tial of being implicated in the Irish uprising in Dublin.
 Information telegraphed here to- night to Senator O'Gorman by friends of Lynch in New York was to the effect that he had been sentenced to death and would be shot at midnight. New York time. Secretary Lansing at the direction of. the President, at ? o'clock cabled Ambassador Page to make representations in behalf Of Lynch to save his life pending an investigation of the facts in his case by the American government.
 Cable dispatches today had told of Lynch's conviction. but did no. give the sentence.
 NEW YORK. May 1S.-James Lee. paymaster of a large hotel here. who knew Lynch intimately, said tonight Lynch was born in Cork and first came to this country about Is or 19 years ago.
 AS soon as possible after he first came over here" he said. MT. Lynch obtained naturalization papers. When he returned to Ireland in 1907. he was representative of the Gaelic league. MT. Lynch came over here the last time in February. 1914, in behalf of the league to collect funds for the support of the Gaelic educa- tional work in Ireland. He went back to Ireland in october. 1914, to con tinue his insurance business as agent for an American company"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-19
U. s. Consuls Are Called to States to Advise Further Removals of Countrymen from Infested Districts.
STRIKE OF MEXICAN
 RAILWAY MEN GROWS
Trains to Expedition Are Stall ed; Guadalajara Tied Up; Agua Calientes Shut Of from Supplies.
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SAN ANTONIO, May 18.-Un- confirmed reports reached Gener- al Funston today that James L. Rodgers, special agent of the State Department with General Carranza, had received instruc- tions to return to the United States. Mir. Rodgers has had some difficulty on account of wire conditions in communicating with the State Department and his summons to this. side of the bor- der was said to be merely for the purpose of reporting more fully on conditions in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-19

SAN ANTONIO, May 1s.-Gen eraI Funston Said tonight he had received no instructions to go to Fl Paso to meet American con suls from Mexico, to discuss the Mexican situation nor had he any official communication of a re ported conference with them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02
ARMY PLANS EMBRACE
 INCREASE SIGNAL CORPS

The following interesting com
 munication relative to the in crease ot the national military
 forces. under the provisions ot the army bill recently passed by congress. was received by cable bv the local branch of the sig nal corps, which kindly furnish cd the same 10 the Nugget. The statement applies only to that rorton of the army designated the sigual corps. Under the provisions of the bill, the total peace strength of the United States military forces will be 2o4 900, of which the signal corps will comprise 1887 men, includ- ing the aviation division, Of the remainder of the signal corps division, two per cent will be master signal electricians : per cent first class sergeants ten per cent sergeants and twen- ty per cent corporals. Cooks, horseshoers and privates of the first class will form not to ex" cced twenty five ps cent ot the total number of privates. Au- thority is given the president to organize at his discretion such part of the commissioned and enIistened personnel into such number of companies, battalions and aero squadrons as the neces
 sites of the service shall demand. The enlistment period shall
 be three years with the colors and four years with the reserve division. The corps will be brought up to the maximum strength within period of five wears. the annual rate of increase
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

10 De twenty per cnt. The same ldea Is followed out m the entire army plan, one fifth of the total contemplated increase being add cd each year until the army has reached the maXamum strength. further provisions relating to lne army provided that three years ot service shall count as one enlistment period in comput-
 Ing continual service pay and also that any non-commissioned officer discharged with excellent character shall be permitted to re-enlist at the end of three years active service with the grade held by him at the time of dis charge, provided that such en- listment is made within a pc riod of twenty days after receiv- ing discharge. Men discharged by purchase will not be released from future prospect of military service but will be furloughed to the reserve where they will be
 iubject to call for four years. Compensation for the men in the reserve forces is fixed at twenty four dollars per year un- til the expiration of their term of service. It is also provided that, on and after July I, enlist d men discharged from the army, except by way of punish ment for an offense, shall receive three and one half cents per mile in mileage fees from the place of discharge to the place of accept ance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02
CARRANZA REVIEWS
 WITHDRAWAL REQUEST
4. F. A. Service.

A. T. "A. SeTNlCS.
 WASHINGTON, May 3I.- The last note of the Carranza government, received by the state department Tuesday, in ad- dition to renewing the previous requests for the withdrawal of the American forces, also asks an explanation of the continued presence of the Arnrlcan troops in Mexico. The communication declares that in the view Mex ican government there is no jus tificable reason for the continued occupancy of the American troops and their withdrawal is urgently requested.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02
MESSENGER BOYS
 STEAL THOUSANDS
A. P. A Service.

NEW YORK, May 3I.-Tcn thousand dollars in currency, al legged to have been stolen from the Morgan banking house by messenger boys in the employ of the firm, was recoverd today
 after several of the boys had been arrested. The theft is said to have occurred several days ago but was kept secret until the culprits had been apprehended.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

is in every way an interesting and decidedly we'll balanced program. Sunday afternoon a grand matinee at ? go sharp with Miss Florence La Badie in Rob inson Crusoe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

Jack Ohrem arrived in town from Dexter hill last evening on a business trip and returned al most immediately He reports the travelling difficult owing to the general breaking up of the trails.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

Charles Reed is at present en- gagged in removing the machinery from the dredge barge which was washed from the sandspit by the recent high water and deposited on the river bank along River street. The barge contains seV- eral pieces of valuable machin- cry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

Reports from Dexter this morning disclose that the wea- 'ther has frightened up in that secton and no sluicing was going on because of the absence of water.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

Mrs. Ginnivan IS reported on her way up the coast from Safe ty and will arrive some time this afternoon
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

luI lllSu lluSiS lliiOliSH HOul anS evening. The first show starting promptly at 7 p. m.
 The crack which appeared i'll the ice yesterday opened consld- erably during the night and Nomeites were greeted this morning by the first signs of open water seen in months. Ac- cording to those who claim to know the outer ice body is moving slowly to the westward under the impulse of asoutheast wind. The ice inside the bars appears to be firmly anchored and will probably remain for some time.
 Solomon reports little change Tn the ice conditions this morn ing. There is about two miles af shore ice but beyond the wate IS clear. Safety reports that lhcre is a wide lead extending toward Nome but with heavy ice beyond. There is apparently little movement The high water lately prevailing in Solomon river has now gone down and the river IS again assuming the nor ma. No damage was done by the flood so far as known.
 A Valdez report to the signal corps relays this morning stated that the cable is expected to be in operation again at any minute. At the present time a large DOT ton of the late news arriving here is ll-itg routed via the Dominion lines. The messages relating to the first sailing of the Nome boats published yesterday were received by that route, which accounts for the receipt of tlle notice of the Umatilla sail ing, on the evening of the day of departure. Had the message been forwarded by government cable it would probably not have been received until today owing to the congestion at Sitka and Cordova.
 Ole Wirum, who was recent ly arrested on charge of va grancy on the complaint of Mrs. Warren Nelson, was tried in the United States commissioners court yesterday afternoon before a jury which finally acquitted the defendant after deliberating about two hours. The trial at tracted great attention and the court room was packed through out the hearing with numerous deeply interested spectators. Ow- ing to the great number of wit nesSes examined the trial occu' pied the entire afternoon and ii was well along toward evening before the verdict was return ed. Some nine or ten witnesses were called on behalf of the gov ernment while almost an equal number appeared for the defend ant. The charges preferred by Mrs Nelson arose, apparently, from the fact that Wirum was In arrears for several months room rent. The amount alleged due was $38.5o. The defendant ad- mitted that he owed Mrs. Nelson but declared that the sum was Say instead of the amount claim ed by Mrs. Nelson. He declared that he had no intention of beat ing the lady and intended to pay as soon as he received the money from the sale of goods due to ar
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02
ALWAYS IN STYLE.

If you have your suits cleaned and pressed by us, we will make them look Ike new. We do dry or gasoline cleaning We do steam cleaning.
 We make suits to order.
 We make alterations.
 We make and repairs frrs. We do cleaning, pressing and repairing for Ladies and Gentle men.
 We guarantee all work and our prices are reasonable
 First class workmanship. Come and see us, we will give you our prices before we do your work.
 We appreciate your patronage. NOME TAILORING co. Between Segerstrom & Hagen &
 Zehner's Jewelry Stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

The Nugget Is siving it's subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and win continue to do so. Send in year name and have the Nugget delivered to your home or office Do Ii now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02


 The Dream presents big, refreshing picture from the Lu- bin studios tonight entitled On Lonesome Mountain. There are two acts and each one reveals a snap and piquancy of action that is startlingly original. Additional attractions will be a Selig crea- tion titled A False Friend, a notable picture that carries a most unusual theme and is screened in logical and inter cstlng manner, and also an up roar in comedy, laughing tonic, Cupid vs. Woman's Right. This
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02
WEATHER RECORD

The following table shows the ay- craze temperature Tor each day for the the following years:
 1915. 1916 June F.. ...... Q. B 30 The Family Paper is the Nome Daily Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

YUKON MARINE
 BULLETIN Relience down Kokrines / a. m.
 Delta up Hot Springs I a. m. Schwatka down Tolovana I:3o q. m. =. Julia B down Birches 8:3o a. a. 4 Jacobs up Gibbon for Fair banks 0 p. m. June I. No up river boats Egbert cant raise Dowson.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02
NEWS NOTES

Forde and entitled What Baby Did concluding the bill. Miss Johnson and Prof Bourret will furnish music throughout the evening. The first show starting promptly at / p. m.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

Get your JOB PRINTING lone by the Nugget office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

NEWS
 Mrs. Ginnivan IS reported on her way up the coast from Safe tv and will arrive some time this afternoon
 Reports from Dexter this morning disclose that the wea- liner has frightened up in that secton and no sluicing was going on because of the absence of water.
 Jack Ohrem arrived in town from Dexter hill last evening on a business trip and returned al most immediately He reports the travelling difficult owing to the general breaking up of the trails.
 Charles Reed is at present en- gagged in removing the machinery from the dredge barge which was washed from the sandspit by the recent high water and deposited on the river bank along River street. The barge contains seV- eral pieces of valuable machin- cry.
 Ira Rank of the U. $. Mer~ cantile Company states that the coasting schooner Arctic is now in readiness for launching and will be placed in the water as soon as ice conditions permit. The vessel has been given a complete overhauling and sever al improvements for safety and accommodations have been made.
 According to the records of the weather bureau a total of I.42 inches of rain fell during the last three days of May The greatest precipitation was on the 3I when .62 of an inch was regist- cred. The month of May, 1913, was devoid of rain save for a total of .oS inches which fell on the goth.
 Reports from the Bear at 20 today state that the vessel was at that time 40 miles west of Cape Romanzof. The cutter was in the ice and making no head way. According to this report the Bear is about one hundred and eighty five miles from Nome. This would bring her here in about twenty four hours under ordinary circumstances but her arrival under present conditions is problematical
 Bernard Benson, well known old timer of the district was taken into custody By the mar shal yesterday and will be given a hearing on charge of insanity. Benson is reported to have show ed signs of mental Arrangement for some time but 1t was not until recently that his condition became pronounced. It is said that he fancies that attempts are being made to poison him. The hearing will probably occur Monday.
 Tonight at the Eagle hall nov ing picture show banner show will be given, 5000 feet of film being shown. In the Eyes of the Law featuring Robert Leon ard and Hazel Buckham. "The Den of Thieves featuring Wal lace Reed and Dorothy Daven- port being star attractions, an split reel comedy titl- ed The Musicians" and The Masked Door will furnish much fun. A Thannhouser drama and a Nestor Universal comedy fea-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

charge indicated that Wirum has not worked at manual labor for a lengthy time, several of the wit nesses intimatlng that they had never known him to work. Wit nesses for the defense, however, and also Wirum himself, deposed that the defendant made his liv- ing by selling pocket knives and life insurance. While much of the evidence concerning the com mercial transactions of the de lendant was not entirely convinc- ing, there was at least enough to incline the jury to a favorable verdict for the defendant.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

Report has it that several new autos will arrive on the summer boats for various persons i'll Nome. Among those whose name are mentioned in connec- ton with the buzz wagons are 0. D. Cochran and Judge J r. Hdbbes.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-06-02

According to the records of the weather bureau a total of I.42 inches of rain fell during the last three days of May The greatest precipitation was on the 3I when .62 of an inch was regist- cred. The month of May, 1915, was devoid of rain save for a total of .oS inches which fell on the ,oth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
TWO PAOM|A ITEMS INTER-
EsTING TO Us HERE

The Paonian:-
The last bulletin of the State Normal
school at Gunnison, just issued, contains
the names of twenty-four Paonia young
people who were enrolled in that insti-
tuition. Can any other town claim to be
supporting that western slope school as
loyalty as Psonia.
LEILA, the six-year-old daughter of Ed.
Daniels. foreman of the Figure-Fou
ranch in Hart's Basin. was the victim
of most distressing and sad &C.
cident last Saturday evening which re-
suited in her death within short time
With few other children, she was play
ing about q haystacker. the mast Of
which had been lying on the ground and
was partially propped up on supports.
In their play. the children dislodged the
mast and little Leila was caught beneath
ii. She was SO crushed and bruised
tnat death ensued within few minutes.
The funeral was held yesterday, the
hst rites being delayed for the arriva
Il relatives from distance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
ANTHRACITE AND THE MUDDY
News-Champion Correspondents:

News-Champion Correspondence:
Tuesday. Aug. p
Mrs. Croft from Kansas is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. John Rush.
Harry Earl and bride from Canon City
have gone up 10 their new home on the
MUDDY
Mr.. and Mrs. Stencil returned to their
home UP Deep Greek from Carbondsle
recently.
Paul Sylvester took recent trip up
the north Anthracite to their sheep
camp near Marble.
Ernest Doty and brother and Mr.. Ain
right have gone to Bowie for supplies
for their camp on the Anthracite.
Mrs. Mat Downing and three sons and
her friend who have been visiting up
the Muddy, returned to Bowie Tuesday.
john Keritchic took his brother-in-
aw, John Baer to the doctors Tuesday.
He is very sick with an attack of throat
trouble.
Mrs. Gordon Stone went to Hotchkiss
on horseback Saturday. and returning
to the Botsford ranch where Gordon =
staying.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
BIC ROAD IMPROVEMENT
ON QUARTZ CREEK

y --r:
he wagon road from Pitkin to the
T. mining property is in better condi-
Il than ever before. A large force
a. men with teams have been at work
summer improving the road. The
stretch of road from the old lime kiln
I lIartz station is . very fine piece of
wars every stone in the road has been
:. roTed and the road widened by the
al4 Of an improved road scraper. The
rad from Quartz TO the sswmill, dis
taace of about four miles. and which
was considered very rough piece of
rod and full of large bo-lders. is now
a. smooth as glass. An autombile that
ca climb some will experience no trouble
&, 20 from Pitkin to Tin Cup via Willow
creek.
While it is true this improvement will
CO.., some money, it is equally true that
ts- road is being put in a condition
- r.ch is very much needed, and four
-se team hauling wagon load Of ore
~ ching four to five tons, will expert
ere no difficulty Of Its easy delivery to
Quartz.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF
ROUND lola
r W. BERRY

r. W. BERRY
Where 8 summer was well spent.
Where the days like minutes went.
Where all Natures charms were lent;
Round lola
Where new friends were met and well;
Where high spirits never fell.
Where III always long to dwell.
Round lola
Where the air is always cool,
Where is river and is pool.
Where is Nature far less cruel,
Round lola.
Wherein spring the lsrk's note sounds.
Where in streams the trout abound,
Where are mountains, where are mounds,
Round lola.
Where are waters rushing madly,
Where life's pleasures are shared gladly,
Where a mean man fares but badly,
Round lola.
Where is pine tree and is asp.
Where is life within ones grasp,
Where one finds 4 warm hand clasp.
Round lola.
Where the sun Is always brightest,
Where ones burdens are the lightest,
Where friendships bindings tightest,
Round lola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
BALDWIN
Sews-Chsmpion Correspondence,

Nsws-Champion Correspondence
Monday, August d. 1916.
Harold Allen of Canon City is work.
ing at the mine here.
Mrs. Hulsker is visiting Frank Dunn
and family at Powderhon for few
days.
General Manager Jos Watson came
in Monday from Denver on business
trip.
John Coan is here from Spring Gulch
spending his two weeks vacation with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Riggs motored
from Majestic, Colo. to visit their SON.
They returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Cunningham motored up
from Gunnison one day last week.
Mrs. Hensley who visited her here for
the past month, left Saturday for her
home in Ault, Colo. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Beatrice
Dalrymple, who will attend school
there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
And The Waves We're Not Tie Only
FrotA- -Fre.led Thiags There

"Afterpersuing this sample paragraph
from Moynihan's speech in which he
nominated Carlson for governor, we are
ready for the shot in the arm;" says the
Paonian.
ut il neither the mighty grandeur of
the froth-frenxied tossing waves of the
sea nor the lightning pierced. clouds
from the heavens, trembling the nigh
ty earth itself and inspiring emotions in
the dullest man, that permits the sur
veyor to take his level from which ter.
restrial heights and depths are measured.
or the astronomer 10 teaeh the traveller
the straight way to . desired destina-
tion."
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
DOYLEvILLE
Nsws-Champion Correspondence:

NeWs-ChAmpion CorrespoudeDce:
Wednesday, Aug. 80
C. L. Mcdonald is the first one here
to have his hay crop up.
All roads at this end are in fair con-
dition, but need surfacing badly.
We had another rain Tuesday which
stopped haying for day or two.
Fred Smith and wife are at his moth
er's helping to put up the hay.
Bessie Gibbons is carrying the mail
from the depot to the postoffice in her
car. there being no regular carrier just
at present.
Mr.. Whitehead of the Colorado
Springs Transfer and Fuel Company, is
here contracting for hay to be delivered
this winter.
Another thief appeared in our neigh.
borhood last Friday, stealing two
government checks from Mr.. Stacy at
the Leonard ranch. The supposed theft
was caught by Sheriff Hanlon. but nc
trace of the check could be found.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Geo. Shotwell of Monte Vista, who
has been haying at the C. G. Kinney
ranch, was taken from here to the D. and
X G. hospital and operated on for ap-
psndicitis Thursday night. His parents
were in Salida to meet him and he is
progressing rapidly toward regained
health.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

Word has come in from Denver that
Mrs. Chas Galbrieth. who was known
here as Miss Edith Funk Normal stu
dent. is the proud mother Of baby boy.
Her marriage TO Mr.. Galbrieth occurred
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01

here last Thanksgiving. Mrs. Galbrieth
is well known here as she is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Funk. pioneer
ranchers of Cochetopa, and attended
school in Gunnison for several years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-09-01
Notice Of Primary Election
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF GUNNIsoN.


OF Chapter rhrtyiour @
provisions Section H.
Sep
REPRESENTATIVE THE LXv CONGRESS- OF THE UNITED
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
YEARS
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
TREASURER
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
COLORADO.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SENATOR
SUCCEED HON. JOHN
F.. PEARSON
REPRESENTATIVES. REPRESENT
COUNTY GUNNsoN SUCCEED HON W. SCOTT HUMAsON
COUNTY RECORDER
TREASURER
ONE COUNTY ASSESSOR
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS.
COUNTY SURVEYOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COMMISSIONERS
TWO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE EACH JUSTICE PRECINCT
TWO CONSTABLES JUSTICE PRECINCT.
dand
day o ugus
|@ ROY s. l0BDEll,
W. County Clerk