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Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
weeks ago.
BURTON ENDORSED

COLUMBUS, O., April 25. - Both Republican and Democratic candi- dates at large were elected today at the states first presidential prefer ence primaries. Early indications to- night were that the three anti-slate candidates for Republican delegates have been defeated by vote of less than one-half of the highest candidate. For the presidential nominations. Re publicans voted predominatsly y1for Theodore E. Burton and Democrats for President Wilson. Theodore Roosevelt received only slight indorse ment of voters who wrote his name on the ballot Henry Ford also got q few votes on both Democratic and Re publican ballots in the same circum- stances. The number of votes for either did not appear significant
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
LANSING DEPRECATES
 REPORT ON ISSUE
(Continued From Page One.)


 "The chief question is whetser in America good will and the desire for an understanding still exist sat all. or whether the White House is deter mined to break, the wording of the note the President is willing to receive proposals from Germany. At least this. conception is gained from American newspaper comment.
 The Tages Zeitung devoted most of its. editorial to an attack on the news papers for favoring such breach
 Such papers as are favoring a set tlement of the case :" the Tages Zei- tung adds, appear to prefer to re- uounce an effective military and econ omic war rather than to give up Ger n'an-American relations"
 The entire two columns of Count von Reventlow's editorial breathes the fear tbat an understanding will be reached in contrast to the other pa- Ders which hope that it may be
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
RAIN.- - At Topeka-DenveT rain.
Healthy Old Age
 Brings Happiness
Simple Remedy Promotes Health By Overcoming Tendency to
 Consultation.

Advancing years impair the action of the vital organs. Old age should be tho pe-iod of greatest happiness, but good health is necessary. Constipa- ton should not be tolerated-it is often the direct cause of i'll health.
 Headache, belching, blliousness, bloat, drowsiness- after eating and oth- CT symptoms of constipation can be readily relieved by the use of a simple laxative compound sold in drug stores under the name of Dr. CaldwelTs Syr- up Pepsin. MT. J. H. Bristol, HIP Geddes Ave, Ann Arbor, Mich, who is S3 years old, says "Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the best remedy I ever used for constipation and l al ways have a bottle of it in the house to use when ! feel the need of it; it never disappoints".
 Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a "ild laxative preparation. positive in it's effect, acting easily and naturally without griping or other pain or dis comfort For over a quarter of a cen tury it has been the standard house.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
MORGANTHAU RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Henry Morganthau, minister to Turkey, has rendered his resignation and it will probably be accepted and Abraham I. Elkus, a New York lawyer, is expect ed to succeed him.
 Reports of NIT. Morganthau's inten- tion to resign to take part in the campaign for MT. Wilson's reelection have been current for several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
NEW JERSEY UNPLEoeEo

TRENTON, N. J.. April 25- - Re turns from the primary election in New Jersey for president delegates today indicates that in the contests in the Republican party between dele gates pledged to Roosevelt and those preferring to 20 to the Chicago con vention. unpledged. the unpledged candidates were successful.
 The bells closed at g p. m. and at midnight only meagre returns had been received. Reports from all sec ticns of the state said that an excep- tionally light vote had been boiled.
 The Progressives did not partici- nate in the primaries. the party hay ing failed to poll sufficient votes in the last general election. Delegates to the Progressive convention were selected at a state convention two
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
THOUSANDS IN IOWA PARADE

DUBUQUE. la. April 25.-Several thousand men, women and children marching under many flags, and to the tune of Yankee Doodle and other patriotic airs. paraded the downtown district tonight. in a demonstration a gainst a war with Germany or any other country.
 The parade is said to have been un- der German auspices. On one banner the inscription read: This is dem ocracy, not a one-man government"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26

PHOFNIX-Increasing interest in the political campaign is shown by the appearance of number of new week " papers in various parts of Arizona. "The Messenger" is the name of a new weekly publication which has just made it's appearance in Phoeuiy. It was formerly a small Spanish weekly, conducted under the name of Fl Mensaiero. It is to be a demo- cratic organ. and is openly espousing the cause of Gov Hunt. who has long heen without support in the capital The governor and his friends are also determined that he shall have an organ in the north. The result is the Northern Leader, which will make it's appearance at Flagstaff ahO1t May l. Another Nweekly ct similar policies. will be published at Winslow. "The Signal" is the name Of fourth weekly, whihc will shortly he issued at TucsGn It is said that 1t wlll be "independent in politics..
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
SOLDIERS NOT SENT TO ALASKA

SEWARD, Alaska, April 25.-Alas- ka engineering commission officials deny that the United States troops sta toned at Fort Liscum near Valdez, have been ordered to Anchorage on account of the strike of railroad labor CTS. Nearly all the laborers in Anchor age quit work Sunday when ordered by the Anchorage labor union. Fifty percent of the construction men along the railroad line are out
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
GERMANS EXPELLED

LISBON. via Paris, April 25.--The government decree expelling Germans from Portugal and sequestrating their porperty has been extended to include all the allies of Germany. The expul- sion of foreigners favorable to Ger many also is provided for.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
oRlzAeA NOW CAPITAL.

VERA CRUZ, April 25.-The town of Orizaba inland about 70 miles southwest of Vera Cruz, now is the capital of the state of Vera Cruz. All the government offices were moved there today except that of General Heriberto Jara, the governor who will take up his official residence in Ori- zaba next Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26

PHOENIX- Whether the rate on wool from Arizona points to the Pacific coast shall be raised 3S per cent by change in the railroad tar fir classification is the Guestion that will come uo for hearing here to- morrow before Examiner McGehee of the interstate commerce commission. Wool growers in both northern and southern Arizona gre joining with the Arizona corporation commission in opposing the proposed change.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
NATIONAL GUARD MAY
 BE HAD AT PITTSbURG

(Continued From Page One) can securities held by nonresident aliens was proposed today by the treasury department In the mean while the department will consider he argument made recently by finan- cial and banking interests of New York who seek to have such securi- ties exempted from the laws opera tions
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
couLoN COMES sAcK.v

KENOSHA, Wis. April 25.-Johnnie Coulon, former bantam weight cham pion of the world, signalized his 'comback" to the prize ring tonight by defeating Johnnie Ritchie, accord ing to critics at the ringside. Tho fight was fast and clever throughout the ten rounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
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SIOUX CITY. April 25.-Sioux City lad aa easy time winning the opening game Of the season here today from Dcs Ncines by a score of 14 to 2.
 T'he score, by innings R. H. E. Des Moines .. ..OIO 900 O01-2 s l Sicl- City .. O02 040 26x-14 IA l
 Batteries: Breen and Thomas; Doyle and Livingston.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
COAST LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Al Louisville. 4; St. Paul l At Toledo. 1; Kansas CIty, 2. G0 innings).
 At Indianapolis, !; Minneapolis, 0. At Columbus, 2: Milwaukee, l.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
S0K WIN IN
 10TH, RETAINING
 LEAD IN AMERICAN
Yankees, Playing Errorless Ball, Lose 4 to 3. Maps Ov- errun White Sox 9 to 2. Rains Elsewhere.
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NEW YORK, April 21.-The worlds champion Boston team retained the lead in the American league by de feating New York in 10 inning game today 4 to 2.
 The score by innings R. H. F. Boston 900 002 100 1x--4 9 4 New York .. GOO OO1 OH Ox-3 8 0 Ruth and Thomas; Caldwell and Nunamaker.
 Umpires-Nallin and Dineen.
 MAPS g: WHITE SoX. 2.
 CLEVELAND. Ohio, April 25-Cleve- land defeated Chicago in the opening game of he series. 9 to ?.
 The score by innines- R. H. F. Cleveland .. ... 800 OO1 O2x-9 II Q Chicago ...... ..OO0 200 OO0--2 6 ] Batteries: CoumDe and O'Neill; Ci- cote, WoIfeang. Russell, Benz, Wil- liarS and Lynn.
 UmDires-Evans and Chill.
 GAMES POSTPONED.
 At St Louis Detroit. rain.
 At Washington-Phila rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
0ukKERS WlLL0P
 GIANTS , ID 1 Reds Drive Two Cardinals To Bench In First Inning;
 Win II To 3
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BOSTON, April 25.-Rudolph held New York to four hits today, Boston winning to 1.
 The score by innings R. H. E. New York ..... 100 900 000-1 l Boston .. 100 100 10X-3 ? Perritt, Schauer and Rariden, Doc in; Rudolph and Gowdy.
 Umnires-Klem and Empsie. REDS, ii; CARDINALS, 3. . CINCINNATI. April 25.-Cincinnati ! knocked both Hall and Sallee out of the box in the first inning today and won easily II to 3.
 The score. b winnings - R.H. F.. St Louis ... .OO1 200 000-3 II 1 Cincinnati e. ITO o12 00X-11 15 1
 Batteries: Hall. Sallee, Griner. Doak and Snyder; BrootOm; Moseley and Wingo.
 Uinpires-ODay and Eason.
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OMAHA, April 24-Omaha won from Linco5n today by heavy hit ti1e. to 9
 The score by innings R. H E. Omaha .. " .002 040 10x-7 E 1 Lincoln . . 00G 900 002-2 i l Batteries: Gregory, Powers and Rahrer, North and Kreuger
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26

WICHITA, Kas., Apni z5.-Wichita haG an easy time defeating St. Joseph in the opening game here. The Wolves collected II hits for atotal of runs. MalaTkey neld the Drummers score less and hitless until the eighth game. A halk gave the visitors their only run
 gYrn score, by innings RHE Wichita Q. Q. 0O2 400 20x-S IA O g. Joe ...... .e0e 900 010-1 3 O
 Batteries: Malarkey and Gray; Thomas, O. Graham and P. Graham.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Al Atlanta, 9; Birmingham, l. At MemDhis 0: Nashville, 6. Al Mobile. 2: New Orleans, ,. At Little Rock, z; Chattanooga, ?.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
REDS, il; CARDINALS, 3.
RAIN PREVENTS TWO.

At Philadelphia Brooklyn. rain. At Chicago-Pittsburg, rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-26
NAps- 9: WHITE soX. 2.

At St Louis Detroit. rain.
 At Washington-Phila rain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
THREATENED RAILROAD STRIKE
- =
MAY TIE UP MUCH BUSINESS

where the companies cen regulate their
work 30 that no overtime need he
made."
From the great masters ef industry
comes the expression Of their unAer-
standing of the demands of the EN-.
ployees:
They do not mean an eight hour
working day, % represented.
They do mean On increased SIX p,s
cent - compared with the present rates
for overtime.
They DO mean an increase Of Cd
proximately rs per cent over present
wages, fixed by arbitration, for the
ssme amount Of work."
To allow the increase would sdd sl0O. :
Ooo, 600 . year to the operative ex-
penses of oil the Railroads in the United
States for the benefit Of men whose
average pey wss increased by frUsn %
10 = per cent from 1903 to lSlA. while
the waGes Of the western enGissefs
were further iacssassd in 1915.
AN HoinO0os oSA mo answer UDe
question; What is IN eight hour day!
The proposed eight-ho0r besis Of pay
ment in railway service, and the eight
hour day ss commonly sDdefstood ere
two different things. Instead Of pro-
vidine for m eight-hour day. the rules
which the lsbor organizations propose
would simply Increase the waees paid
for the same amount Of work.
They have defined the issue o. b
whether of not the classes of r.ilroai
employees are entitled 10 still more
money for their services sitter several
Increases since 1890 and many improve
Denta IN lebof cosditions on tie rail-
rseda.
In regard 10 the impending strike, ".
L. Assrissey says:
The term, railway brotherAood, i
sypoayDsss with coasefvatism. With
the meAbefs II tAsese oqE.ais.f;oas .
strike 10 tie last fesset, bst Wien tfey
% feecA TIE parting sf the ways ~itA
tAea e1pssyess snA besve the service,
there = r.reay eay vissesce. rbe rsil-
wsy wsrkDea depesd sa sAe merits q
der csase, - - befose tie bar Of
pu6sie spinion 10 win - lsee SecA -
ing sheir h1tsy tlsen tie psbhc NEED
have no fear, q leasa for some months
70 csoe, Il tke 61,ssriA spAeassl
wAicA = eAresAy bei.g pssGessd.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
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Ppspesstiens ere rapidly soaring csn-
pletioa foe IN exhibition in Guanison,
Of pictures Of mose thsn ordinary inter
sst. Ii consists ef csrhoa photographs.
phstagrsvsrss, psints ia full eolors,
ETC., Iesasd BY the EIsoa Art Psblics-
tioa Co. lRc., Of Bslmont, nass.
These psctsses may be sssn ut the n.
Z. church during tAe afternoon end
even,nx VI ThsrsdAy end Friday. April
l3 and Il.
The exhibition is to be pssseatsd for
the purpose of raising mseey 1sr the
purchase Of pictures for the sssds
scAsols. A small sAmissiaa fss-Avs
end ten csats will be charged, saa ~
psAiic 10 invited to visit the exhibitiea
eftsa. II tks people Of the city ~
tickets frsely, Sufficient fssas ought IA
be raised TO eneble . number Of geed
pictssss TO ke be0e6t for the Schools.
rAsse y q pssssnt . dsertA q Gss1
UinnuDDs = 60 OahnnAa.
~ psceusvs vAisA 80 tsAD snAlhie
- vin ~ ~ fsr -. - II vin b
possible 10 psscAsee Aaplicates. ssd ~
money rsissd Through psivsse sslss wil
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
DISTRICT COURT NEXT WEEK
. . .
A LARGE DOCKET IS SLATED

Assag cssss dscket<d for sA< spsiaG
essn Il dsssssct coUst UAscA hsGias
ossdAy. sss TIE L.shsssa s~st. ssoshsr
Gn1sk cass. sAs fsisnious easaaslt cAasDs
aosiast Marry Nixea Il fsakin; tbs sss-
- steeilnG csss u Jes Eslsssss ed
OAas. Cogzstta. Itslsaa ssesisa nsa,
sse charees aGsiast .. .. Cssps.ssr fos
nlswful possessioa II esrtsia asAe;
~ people vs. Chss. huAa for foseery;
- bsesmy chs<Ges sGssass August Leo;
=. p. VsaTuyL leresny II csssIe; lasesay
ssses sgssast twe young ussn If Soaer-
- Alfred Barteso ed Antsae Plute Jr
AR0sae cssil csses satssSd far tsial
- A. ". Lssdsey vs. .. v. bsSwn.
oney dsnaad; Miller 4 Esew sGs,ast
ocAsol District, No. IL; II. ~ Roe vs..
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07

The Malsdy Of the Railrsels" 10
again reaching the point Of . crisis
The figures of this threatened nation
vide strike are appalling; ass railfosAs.
380, 900 miles Of line, 81, 00O employees,
On, 900 stockholders, and SO, PAT. 3O0, 100
N capital securities are involved. The
big Fouf"-Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, Brotherhood Of LocomO-
tive Firemen ssd Engineers, Brother
hood of Railway Trsinmen. and Order
Of Railway Conductors are the oreaniza-
tions forcing the fighting.
Are We entering into huge industri-
q wer? 1t might seem 10 from the
'I-know what you mean but that-ien' t
0y-peint- of view" sttitude that eoch
oeeifests towsrd the other. The Broth
srheods announce that the question is
that of N eight-hosr DAY and time and
. half for overtime, similar to eonAi-
tioas which prevail IN nsay other linss
Il industry. They have fer the first
time oeganise1 10 work - . great Co
operative body, and - sscA, will nec-
essarily carry . vast amount of public
sympathy with their cause. There is
bound TO be also . great hue end cry
shout colossal lsbor conflict, but il will
come from the usual calamity howlers
end Lame ducks. not from the ones Who
ere deeply interested.
The Brotbefhcods explain tAeir DE-
aands in the following statements:
The eight-hcsf aay movement IL
based wholly upon the justice Of . woeA
day Of reasonable hours that will permit
sAe men to further separate the desd
ioe between werk snA waees. ne
sailrosds say IN eject that Dea wks
have been in the fsirsed service fer .
fes yeafs have worked tAe1selves ct
- will not be sccepseA IL tAey Ne
sheif pssitig~s. II aea eee vseksd -
u . few yea. usAef present service
esoAitis1s, de AsaasA 70 extend tAsif
O1ee Gaming yeefs - funy jsssfeA
srOveftime n rssA service - Dc -
osst wholly - the psscsice Il F.i,rsels
everlasting tr.iss - t1sat tAey c.nsst
ssake their nSseaee within tAeif tioe
Eaits. TIE ruikssAs sae Aoing tkis fer
prs6t; they Do ~ Asny Il, ssd II they
psspsse TO demasi extfa service ct tAe
sacrifice Of tAe hsslth - fstuFe cam
t.g sbiEty Of tke Dea shey sbouh pay
extra for it. ne payDest Il svefdoe
applies with psfticsaaf fsrce - ysr6s
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
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Election merning wss gray end dull
in Csnsissn seA premise Of 'psthine
doiaG." hsvsvse sbsst sssa some
practical jskefs frsasA upa second
ticket usbskaewst even 10 the alleged
css6iAates thereon snA the boys began
10 stroll down end write N the names.
Im1edssteiy tksre IVES something
dssne. Antss were callsd out, end all
the perty whips sfGsd into action. Be-
hold the Phihstines ere Hpon Ne, was
the cry. Some workers moved 20 fast
that their pipes we're ost for fully five
minutes ct time.
Final resulta, sdding both precincts,
were, fer mayer, jos. Blsck stock, lO9,
Geo. Berg. q; for trustees. Geo. Light
ley. lSs; Gordon MiIlapeuGh. l05; H. NJ.
Webster, los; J. H. Abel, %: d. l..
Cray. -; Earl Msllin, a; with some
scattering votes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
PROBATE Of PARSONS VuLuKE,
- .
LY TO CAUSE A LEGAL BATTLE

The probsss of sAs wisl If sh< lsss ..
d. Pss.oas wss set fR Wednesday.
April 9TH. but SpsiGg Sescks~fosd ss-
sossey fr hsiss II y. c. fssssas sstsas.
pssseessd . motion fs espsiasaRss,
csssss1saG snsaG ssAss shiaGs. skss
psoper servics ned pst beea hsa uVaa
eli parties Interested
The estsse involves sas,.w~s. and IN
csse the Gill is broken. 1t Gill nssa .
lsresr legacy TO the sssaas hesss.
The h~srsnG VI she moss0n for Goa
t'nusnes wss held sad the eeurt aeciass
that service On the minor hem. Garrett
Psrsoas, vho rs noe ia virsinia, should
be hsd BY publicstsoa, and set the time
for hearing On probate Of the gill fos
Nay s. Notice Of this hesring sppesrs
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
INSURANCE RATES ARE LOWERED
- = q p - =
IN CUNNlSON; SCHEDULES GIVEN

All churches and school building mus
be specifically rated. To oil the sbove
the following additional charges must
be made when applicable.
LIST. Steam or Gasoline Automobiles
or Motorcycles kept in the dwelling
Add 10c.
This does not apply if kept in build
ind rated as private barns. garages ~
outbuildings.
End For other than Brick Chimneys
add for ordinary stove pipe 1c
For patent ventilating fiue, cemeet
block or esrthenware chimney 15c
And for each additional over one. n
each ease, add one-fifth the above
charges.
3rd. FOR EXPOSURES, other thsa
mercantile. public building or special
hazard Gin which case must be speci6-
cslly rsted)
Under 10 feet add 30 per cent to basis
rate
10 feet and under Is feet add 20 per
cent to basis rate.
25 feet and under 40 feet add 10 per
cent to basis rate.
- feet and over. detached. Ne
charge.
Where dwellings or barns are outside
corporate limits, or more than l000 feet
from . Public Fire Hydrant, or on more
than 3 acre tracts, On additional rate e
from 4c to 7c per hundred is made asl
in many cases they are made to take .
farm rate. Rules regarding keeping q
motor vehicles. Charges for fiue. other
than brick and for exposure. same -
for dwellings snd barns in town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
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Marry FogG sad wife returned Friday
fsom their trip esst Of the range, and
or. Fogg is working hard to get his
new purchase, the kichasassa brick
Store on Main stseet. in shape to open
April 18th. - advertised.
Besides new glass fr0at, the intsrios
b being renovstsd, papssed - painted
sad will be spick end span for the stock
Il Gents Furnishings which he hes
Vsrchssed. ''OatGtters To Men end
Boys" 10 the title Of bic kusiness, end
~ expects to hsaaae oil the fixin's that
- with dressy ci0tkss for youAg end
ed of the msle SEE. rruaks end suit
cases will be includsd IN the stock snd
. specialty MsAs sf 1sAe- msasuss
suits. Mr.. FsGg expects 10 make the
sew store . cssh propasition and thus
~ sble to materially ssAsce prices On
these lines.
Hs hss nseA eKpssisace in thsse inss,
hnsvs svssyh,1v - tAe venas Il -
ssuHiHsu1sy - ~ pss1iet D stpikang
suessss for the nsw sstsspsise.
u. C. Bartlett vsat to Dsevsr We'd
sesasy evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07

=. Z. naksr, noaey deasnd. . osaey
sssasssss.v h~swssa tve shssp-
ma - b,Se usssa. sAs fes~ss eso-
plniaiaG eAak beksr's xs00 sAsep bsohe
dSSs has fu.sss eed ss~ w ~ hss ~
suss; oesy Z. fvsssss ~. a e. Mo-
isst, . esse ts snist sas< - diash end
water riGhts u nsSlevils<.
IT. sissassioa SUIT Of kIssry nsssr
vs. Jsha Quincy Aa,Rs u also W for
ts'sl. CrusAp 4 Alisa of Denver. !. u
nctsSGsl 80 Sapp 4 kasA Of Gussi-
saa rspssssas'aG the aefeaA>st cad A.
sosn~y WiIls.a A. brysas of Derives
the eeapaaiaapt. TAe dsvoece suit N
this nstasr y 70 be srisd IN che esssty
court.
The jary is called for Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
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CacAsA.ps Pss 49,
Nas.iaA.dbyA A~A.x O.
81 - & o. S.aa

That cars viii ~ ruaniaG ssss -
ssaee 70 D~user in t<w days - sssenh.
ssace revorts csae shas sbe ~ -
cese over CscA~tsps pess - oase' .
paacA isst hlsaday fhe Sa0ua1s
ssnaisss.a Got busy snd sssd - -
ssaA Gssdss 70 scsape the snew - q
she saed. This sidR sf neck . - =
The Wesa taese ase sO0e bod dBu4>o,
which Il nay take sosae days - ss0sss.
TIE Rod hss clessed ~ fvoa Gunaisra
TO Perrin 10 that il 10 expectsd esw -
resch that point Sunday.
We unasrstsnd sAat Will mcDsssuUh
expscss TO ship 3so hssd ef esstls fssn
Rssisn The lesA. cad sAese dBivsa -
she dEifts en- she aess ssd " - O.
eshtops canon should break thea s4sst-
ssll,
PsacAo pass is opea for este sssvsl
sccordine TO Sslida papers, which ssls1s
that this week, cass have Goae -
wsys between there and SaGuscAe.
Curtis Osbospe says Ne 'Tss1s6'
down 10 lola lest Sunday. 1t was psseey
ssas . case for . boat, With the ms1e-
ing Snow drifts. However. siaes -
The wssst Of them have been shsvs,1si
out
TIE county commissioners Of 0sna-
rose ase getting into this mevemsat =
open the Rainbow Route 1t seee, -
are clearing Cerro hill end thsis psstisn
Of Blue mesa. Rosdmsa nsfss nsssy =
st ths half way hssse ea ~ asa -
hss ss6sss 70 brrsk ~ dvifss = snss.
Down the river beA dr;fts ere pspsses1
- LittIe en- creek 0EsA., ~ - ~
- sepinsss should - spsssA IN . ~
~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
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Cunn,soa Cas.ay hlas Vaa
Areas q o. A.k; ~
mcnscly Vshsahle.

lhe following article from the Denver
Hines Of recent date is of particular in
eerest 70 Gann'son e.sunty since un-
doastedly the oil shaie rocks extends
ser immense sress here. According to
pa Gsffney. Of Gunnisoa, whe s 9
Agrshamberlsad miner and worked for
eng years in the shAle rocks Of North
o'ngiand and Scotland. he is certain thst
eoih sides of Ohio creek sre lined with
. shsie rock which is far richer thsn
etai Of the British isles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-04-07
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Pittsbure. Pa. March 2S:-It bec.oe
knOwn here today that . car losd q
ferro manganese, q steel alloy. wes
sold here recently to . steel manufse-
turer On the basis of 81. .0oo q ton. ~
cord price Before the war. Manganese
wse selling for s3s . ton AnotAR
high price for steel material wss re-
corded m the sale here yesterday -
z0e0 tons of forging billet. On the besis
q IS tSn, . jump Of Is ssn frsn
tAe ~ reported sale