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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

Industry upon IN extensive scale tive
years hence. He has been instrumental
In the formation or local organizations
In the following towns: Sterling. Fort
Morgan. Fort Collins. Greeley, Brigh-
ton. Divide. Ordwny, Kersey, Rocky
Ford. Similar organizations are In
prospect In Longmont and Littleton. 1t
Ia proposed to establish at least zen
raw sugar factories In the state with u
central refinery In Denver. 1t will be
easier, Mr.. Lunn says, to induce capi-
tal to embark In ten factories than In
one. There IL any amount Of money
In the East awaiting investment In the
sugar business Mr.. I.unn says that
next year must he an experimental
year. for 1t is absolutely necessary that
capitalists be positively assured of the
feasibility OF sugar beet culture in
Colorado before dollar will be put in
the enterprise. The first step IL TO get
the farmers nj work raising beets by
the best methods. His plan is to furn-
ish each farmer experimenting with
beet culture with blanks for keeping
n record OF all the methods employed
and from these make up a practical
formula for the guidance of all In the
future culture OF sugar beets. The
raising OF bee,s is the only uncertain
quantity in the proposition. The neces-
sary capital, land. machinery. coke.
coal. limestone. transportation. markets
are matters that are certain and as
sured.
To the accomplishment of this end
Mr.. Lnnn will now bend his efforts. He
will get the farmers to work prepar-
Ing their land so that next years ex-
periments will prove beyond perad-
venture the practicability OF sugar beet
culture in Colorado.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
Not subl-et To stat,I.v.

Lincoln. N.b.. Aug. 3.-In answer to
the complaint NJ T.. II. Tibbl.s. chary.
Ing the road with "xaciing .xtortiouot.
freight raies,the Union Pacific, through
It's attorney, W. Il. Kelly. makes n
novel d"f,psc. claiming the road is nor
subject 10 III" Jurisdiction nf the Stnt.
Board of Transportation or the .tnte
laws. Mr. Kelly gives history of the
mon Pacific and shows that II IL now
~ ~" hands OF receiver. appointed
10y tile courts.
"" says that the Union Pacific is n
corporation created solely hy virtue of
IN" laws OF ia" United States and Is
under n" other authority whatever:
that Tor several years and M to Octo.
Der j. l>!s., til" road was n common
carrier. hui that as such common car.
ri"r u was not al any tim. subject TO
III" provisions of THE Act To Ncpulntc
Commerce" All other roads In N.brns.
kn mentioned In the complaint iiic r,p.
'ral d"nlals of excessive charges. and
demand that the complaint, De made
more specific.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
PowDERLY SWORN IN,
>sys Tie IL In sasor Of strictly Is,erprr,
Ing the Law.

Washington. Aug. 3.-Mr. Terrence Y.
i'owderly of Pennsylvania. grand mas.
ter workman OF the Knights Of Labor.
today took til" prescribed oath uud
received his commission as commission.
rr general Of immigration. succeeding
Mr.. Herman stump of Maryland. There
were present Mr., A. w. Wright, for.
m"rly member OF the executive board
or the Knights of Labor. aud several
other friends Of the commissioner gen.
cral and officials of tho treasury de.
parim"nt. In answer To Inquire. Mr..
Powd,rly said thar he had formulated
no particular plans or policy for the
administration of his Office lie was
however. In favor Of n strict and I'm.
partial Interpretation ~ our lmmIvru.
lion laws ana believed that every nrop.
or EFFORT should bc made 10 keep oui nil
undesirable classes and to tim, end
lie womld usc incnns IN prevent their
"mbnrkIng for this country. thus snv.
Ing them the needles. expense and
har'ships Of the trip.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

II has been prophesied that at no
very distant day it will be possible 10
dissipat. the thick fog by a charge OF
electricity. and that the atmosphere OF
smoky cities will. by the same means.
be kept clear and bright. On a small
scale. a modification o. the principle
has already been applied by Pro. OIL
yer Lodge. who preclpitated both
smoke and dust on the walls inside
n chimney or nue by static electricity.
and now a patent has been taken GU;
in Germany for an apparatus for
smoke prevention by means of wires
stretched inside a flue or chimney. and
rendered incandescent by an electric
current. There is no doubt that this
extremely simple electrical method
will completely consume the blackcs,
nmoke possible. but 1, is at the presen,
time too costly to be commercially
profitable.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
srl'r- ia n nk GrounI.

Fl'tshurg, Pa, Aug. 3.-Thc strikers
sun cuntlnu" to gain accessIon. ,o
th"ir number from the New York AMI
cleveland Colnpany's men. Sandy
Creek and Turtle Creek mines ar,
completely idle. ana the Plum Creek
men are slowly but surely coming into
I'm" WIN the men cnclmpcd In the vi.
cinltS. To-day nearly half OF th. dig.
gers al this stronghold Of the ,pupany
fall.d to 90 to work. and a number a.,
those VIII" dld 90 Into the Dit have
promised To quit rs soon as they cicar
up the coal now lying In their rootn.
At Camp Determination It was n.
ported that every one Of Ia. miner.
OF the New York and Cleveland ia.
'oal company who had gone TO work
was In sympathy with the movement
ana only their signatures to "A con.
tract prevented them from stnyIn.
out.
Peace and order seem I. bc tl.
wa'chword Of the strikers. They real
izc that they have the sympathy a.,
the public, aud that II they lose IL thcI,
cause VIII get black eye. At th.
headquarters of the miners o',icinl. IN
THIS city there wcr. many callers dur
Ing III" day. rroncrs OF aid w.r. mn
iner"us, aud the majority did no. wish
the public To know OF their sympathy
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
TIL. T-m...... c..,...,.,

Sanin fc. y. NJ, Aug. Manager J..
j. iAc-on of the New Mexico exhibit
Mt the Tennessee centennial exposition
reached here to-day 10 urge Governor
Oicro to nnnc dny convenient for him
and Ills stan 10 In present at Nashville,
which will be- dcrIgnai,si ns New Mex.
I'O dny. Mr.. l<csob .HyA TINT twenty.
two tons of mineral specimens. lis vn.
ricilcs ~ vrilin AMI other New Mexico
products have excited the iiveiicst I'm.
iercst In the k0ithwcst among expo
'ltion visitors. lie has dIsiribuied SD.
90 illustrated paniphlcis dealing with
tho r,'sourc~s of this territory. aud has
recetved ?l0 rolunins of fire. advrrtIs.
Ins for New Mexico. An excursioa Of
srveaiy .ave Teunsssee and 0eorKia far
mesS 70 booked to coase frUn Nashville
- . viset 70 New AexIee 10 osptsnbsf.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
Children Pounded . no NH

Butte, Mont, Aug. while playing
In front OF the residence OF John ],
o'Mcars. at al East broadway, three
little children picked mp whet they
thought WAS n Roman candle and tried
To open II with hammer and nail.
The result was n terrific explosion that
threw III" children. torn and bleeding.
some distance and tore great hole In
the sidewalk: bu, by wha, seems 10 bc
n miracle the children were not fatally
Injured. Mollic O'Mcars. aged three.
was literally pcppcred all over her
bod with small bits OF glass. lead and
brass. some Of the wounds being half
an Inch deep. Clarence Tcrrili. aged
four, was frtchtfully cut In many
places and Will lose his left eye. though
doctors say his wound VIII not prove
fatal. Arthur Tcrrill. aged i've. was also
badly lnc.raicd. The police have the
ory that the bomb was thrown at the
house aud was Intended for the father
OF III" oM"nrs children. who Is super.
iniendcnt OF the Moonlight mine. S.v.
crnl previous attempts against his life
have been made IN n similar manner,
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

All the navel orange orchards in Cal
ifornia are descended. as an account In
a contemporary informs us. from two
trees imported from Brazil by the Unit
ed States government and sent to the
Pacific coast thirty years ago. 1t is
suggested that these trees be removed
to some public park. and preserved a.
a monument to profitable branch OF
an industry which has so enriched
that state. The value of the yield thus
secured to California. could 1t be COM
puted, would be u sum so great as &c
make these trees seem like fairies. the
touch OF whose wand has made gold
cover the ground.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
Rou,, Count, Gam. Protected.

Denver. Aug. Fish. Forestry and
Game Commissioner Swan has re.
celvcd communication signed by six.
teen citizens and business men of
Steamboat Springs. setting forth that
the statements contained In "A Den.
Yer evening paper Of recent date. in
reference TO the presence OF "A number
OF eastern hunters who II was claimed
We're In that vicinity killing game and
purporting TO DE protected In their
acts by a permit from the state com.
missioner. was without foundat ton.
The statement was attributed TO II.
Dugan. but the voluntary denial on
the part OF the residents OF Routt
county would seem to Indicate that
there was an exaggeratlon OF facts.
The people Of Rou,t county say tina,
the game In that section Ie protected
by Warden W. Il. Wilcox better than
ever before. and that there has been
no unlawful killing but that for which
the riolaiors have been punished.
Mr.. Wilcox notified Commissioner
Swan that he had arrested William
Schneider for having vcnlson In his
possession and that Schneider had
been fined by a justice OF the peace
In Steamboat Springs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
Ssosld.s Mii,,ss Company

Boulder. Colo. Aug. ?.-Thc stock.
holdcrs of the Boulder Milling md ri.
cvnior Company to-day elected MS II,
bonrd of directors for the ensuing
year: y. l.. Wise. y. W. Kohl-r. 4.
A. Grimm. W. II. Allison. q. W. Row.
land. Il. ]. Temple and George +.
Fonda. +. W. Kohlcr wns elected
president. q. ". Rowland secretar,
aud head miller. and u. L. Wise gen.
rral manager. A vote Of confidence IN
the management Of u. !. Wisr was
unanimously passed by the board.
The mill hiss done exceedingly we'll
durlu9 tho past year. 10 per cent.
dividend having t,esu DECLARED Batur.
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
FELoHioUs AND PREMEpirArEp
verdict Of tn. Coroner. Jury In the Kill
ing Of james MeiIor at Oairi-xv,i,.

Boulder. Colo, Aug. 3.,Coronet
lrezlsc this morning summoned a cor.
"hers jury 10 investigate the cans. of
thr death OF James Mellor ut Ouirley.
Nliic yesterday. Dr. Qucal assisted by
pf. '. X. Pennock. cut open the brea :,
OF I'll" deceased and took out his heart
II was found that the bullet had on.
tered under the lcf, nipple. between
VA" hfth and sixth ribs. and had gone
ehtirly through the right vcntriclc of
the heart. The Interior OF the hody
was fun OF blood. The bullet could mo-,
be found
Inc testimony was substantially the
same as published. Kerr testified thai
Meiior had gone out To see his father
!" ask him for some money. II. e. Mel.
ior' the father, who killed the son. was
not called upon To testify.
lIe jury returned the usual vcrdic,
III st'h eases. adding these words;
That said james Mcllor came 10 his
death from gunshot wound fired from
3s-calibrc revolver: that the shot was
ircd 10y one II. e. Mcllor. and that said
killing was fclonious and prcinedltat
ed"
M"llor L. In jail here and refuses
To eat. Tn. time for his preliminary
trial has not yet been set.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
DIED OF THIRST NEAR WATER.
Terrible Fate Of Garrett T. Andersoa In tn,
Nalt kixcr Desert In Arisonn.

salt River Desert In AriHona.
Phoenix. Arizona, July 31.-Garrett
f. Anderson, u well known Wall street
broker, who recently came here In
search OF health. died OF thirst yester-
day In the Salt River desert, about thir-
ty miles from this city. He and his wife
were driving in one-horse buggy to
where their son was camping on Cave
Creek. When within quarter of a
mile OF their destination they feared
they had lost the way. and giving their
horse their last drop Of water started
to retrace their way TO the Arizona ca
nal.
Late in the afternoon frelghter nam.
ed Moore had his suspicious aroused by
buggy tracks that crossed and recross-
ed the road. He followed the aimless
tracks until he reached the now delir-
ious couple and almost crlzed horse.
He gave Mrs. Anderson water. but Mr.
Anderson. who is sixty years of age.
was too far gone to even drink. Moore
hitched the buggy behind the vehicle
and hurried to the canal. but Mr.. An
derson was dead before arriving there
The wife is now at ranch house
where physicians are doing their ut
most to save her life. She will probably
recover.
The son. Joseph Anderson. came here
last winter for his health. and he holds
Il responsible position in the Valley
Bank. He could not stand the indoor
work and went TO Cave Creek to live
In the open. He says his parents were
so near his camp when they turned
back that had they called out he would
have heard them.
When last seen the couple had
enough water and We're apparently In
good health. The day was one OF the
warmest OF the year and the sun shone
fiercely on the desert sands. Skirting
the road is an old pipe line which might
have been tapped for water at any
point had the couple known OF its ex.
istence. The horse should have been
able TO have gone without water the
day. but they gave the horse the last
drop and then started to go back to the
canal, evidently overcsiimating their
pnwers To withstand a burning thirst.
Mr.. Anderson's body will he embalm-
ed and sent to New York city for
burial. He was very wealthy stock
broker and had recently transferred
most Of his business from New York 10
Denver and San Francisco.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
rrrI.nn VIII, O,,, ,,., .-,u.,

London. Aug. 2.-Thc Daily chroni.
Gle announces that the nnnl meeting
between the members Of the BlmciallIc
committee headed by senator wolcot,
nnd Lord Salisbury VIII take piac.
during the hitter part of next week at
th" foreign Office. Most Of the mem.
beers OF the cnblnct will he present
ana II " understood that Lord Sails.
bury VIII then Inform the commission.
ers of the governments decision on the
question OF more extended use of
silver.
The commissioners nrc hopeful Of n
favorable decision and Of important
concessions.
After the meeting they will proceed
to Berlin and n. Petersburg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
CLASH OF AUTHORITIES.
Kansas State O6cisis May Defy the UaI-
ted Skatea Judge,

ted ststea Judge.
Topeka. Kan. Aug. 3.-The federal
authorities and the state Of kansas
will clash. Last week n federal judge
from Arkansas, Judge Williams, held
court NJ Maniiou. Colorado. and issued
a sweeping injunction In behalf OF
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York restraining Insurance
Superintendent Webb McNall from
enforcing the state laws regulating
insurance companies. and also enJoin.
ing Attorney General Boyle or any
other lawyer. on behalf OF the state,
from bringing any civil or criminal
suit against the company. II is he.
lievcd that Governor Leedy and the
state administration propose 10 con.
test. 1t Is stated tonight on good au.
th"rity that Governor Leedy is prcpar-
lns circular letter OF great import.
ahce, which he will send 10 the prose
cutting attorneys of the state. appeal
ing 10 their patriotism to uphold the
criminal laws of Kansas against the
interference OF the federal authorl-
ues. 10 be brief, he wants them to
prosecute every agent doing business
III Nahsas Tor every insurance com
pahy to whom n license has been lie.
hled or whose license is revoked IL.
realizes that the insurance companies
are depending on the federal courts
TO aid them in defiance OF Stale Su.
perintendcnt Of Insurance McNall.
Both the governor and Mr. McNall
are out OF town tonight and could not
he seen regarding II.
Governor Lecdy = quoted as saying:
~ Judge Williams. or any other fed.
crai Judge. seeks To restrain this state
IRON enforcing its criminal laws, we
VIII dispute his right to do So"
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

There was realism in the college
commencement OF earlier days un
known TO these times. Thus on july
!. 1877, a newspaper had this para
graph: The elephant is advertised AS
being at Providence on his way to Bos-
ton. He is to be at Cambridge the ap-
proaening commencement" Even tn.
glory of the escorting Boston Lancers
might be eclipsed were boyish eyes
now permitted to feast on an elephant
within trumpeting distance o. the com
mencement procession.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
nrhsylsr Cs.leas ntasse.

Routh BEND. Ind. Aug. IA statue
NJ the late Vice President Schuyler Col.
fax ia 10 l~ erected here. HIS home.
where his family now lives. This de-.
clsion was reached NJ n meeting of the
Commercial Athletic Club. the leading
business organization Of the city, last
night. A committee was appointed 20
solicit funds. Money will bc raised
In xonth Bcnd. and requests for sums
will tn sent 10 llcbrca lolxcs through.
out the Union. Mrs. COlfax was the
founder of the Kcbcccn lodge. and Il
iu i~licvcd lodges nll over tho country
will respond.
II ID proposed that tho statue shalt o..
cupy = niche on tho Washinstou street
R!ds Of the new court house.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
or N0TRE DAME,
OF Wsssssss u Mes TAsy fesas 80
tAit tu Curs.

OF weakness u Mes TAsy Treat 80
tAti Ia Csrs.
A. Omaha Company places for the 3rsS
time before the puilIc = MAGICAL TauAy.
sss! for the cure of Lost Vitality, Nsrvoue
eed Sexual Wratnsas. and Rsstorattoa e
lafs Force In old and young NEE. Ne
sSorn.out French remedy; contaIns no
fnosphorouA or other harinful dSuev, Il =
WONDERFUL elcS 4, ~
e9erts- positive In ita cure Al eee1 en-.
vho are su6ering from Q weakness tSoz
SiEnts ;aetr We, ees.i.g tAas 1ss1ai q
physical suffering peculiar 70 Lott NAar
nood, ehguld write % he STATE NROEAL
CO1PANY. Omaha, Neh., anA Skev viU
eend you shsolutsly yRkk, . vsissbie
eeIer on thsss dIsssSss, and pusisive peoo(s
ofthslr truly MAaicAL TssA Yn1SS, fious.
ends of men, who have lost "a kops n 8
2are, are betng restored By shsa 8 ~.
This MAsicAL TanApusxS uay hs taksa
o home under their directions, * tAsS Vif(
~ railroad fare snd hotsl bltls te M ~
~ 70 ssse ney ere pesfeoeiY rs1Ac6lS,
sove % !fee Rreee9ip4jeos, ft6S NS1os
yrse se0pse, .! Q. q. b. foSo. fSSr SovS
Svssy sass tS.y tssss = ss7ss7 SvSy
ssIst ~ = 4 49, ese1gs ney - l6poG(16fia .
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The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

Tho Lewiston tMe.) Journal says
that n hotel owner at Phantom Lake.
Wis. has had several bathing schoon.
srs built which are 50 large that ladies
can bathr In them unseen These
"schooncrs" probably arc imported
from Milwaukee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

1t has been decided by the presby-
terry OF New York that after minister
of the gospel has said all that his holy
ONCE requires him TO say about Sun
nay newspapers and the bicycle habit
ana the evils OF vaudeville and other
matters vital 10 the salvation of the
human soul he should no. be required
TO oftciaie At funerals on the Sabbath
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

Prof. J. ". Baldwin OF Princeton. n.
j.. has been awarded tho gold medal
Of tho Royal Academy Of seleace and
Letters. Denmark. for tho best work
- . general question In social ethics
His work was entitled Social and
Ethical Interpretations Of Principles
q Mental DevsIopment."
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

A plausible young man accosted a
Georgia farmer recently. and in a very
little while induced him to pay $50
Tor a machine which he assured him
would turn out brand new $50 bills
by simply turning crank.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

In the Whitechapel Uondon) county
court three witnesses in succession in
one case could neither read nor write.
Three witnesses in the case were
named respectively Speller. Reader
and Wright.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

The New York reporter who 20, tho
cle~ which enabled him to unravri the
mystery Of Go,hnm's latest murder
ease. and did II By n visit TO Turk
ish bnth establishment. may certainly
be said to have scored n clean scoop
ON his news competitors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07
BEET SUGAR CULTURE.
rsospsrt for 0~tsins tartsssss Es,ab,lshe
IN CotosAto.

Fort Collins. Colo. Aug. 3.-Mr. n.
A. Lnnn. the s@t stisar mnn. arrived
IN Fort Collins to-day nnd will rctna Il,
here the hnlnncc 0f the week. Mr.,
I.unn hns been In Colorado ever since,
last April. with the exception 0f ton
days. working ON the l,eet sugar propo.
s:tion. lie snys that tbe prospects are
nattrring for the establishment Of ti,s
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

The reason that Queen Victoria
never Quarrels with her servants is
that she stays out OF the kitchen and
never pokes around to see how late
their company stays at night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

vssty.Avs ysars ago ills spring 10.
~ n. Choats was the saiutatorisn
- ~ elAas b Harvard. aad his son,
11A =. CAea4s. Jr.. was ths
goDO ~ e ~ eloso II ~ ssns IN.
h1ou111o - Juoe -
The Monte Vista journal., 1897-08-07

Jim Corbe.t's experience on the dia-
moud proves that he can't hit any
thing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25

ed oil Tor culinary uses and hot pressed
oil for lubricating purposes, and cribble
for peanut candy. The factory will
Use up 200 bags of peanuts daily when
fully under way. The machinery is Of
recent invention and construction and
gives some trouble at first startling or.
Ten adults and ten girls Will be re-
quired to work the mill. It will put In
circulation about $500 weekly.
ICE FACTORY.
When the chilling effects Of April's
fsosts have ceased to be felt the Tide
Water Ice company's product will be
one Of the best things for the hot sea-
son. RMS plant was made near the
corner Of Brambleton and Kelly ave-
nues about four years ago and has done
much ever since to keey the citizens
Of Norfolk cool and good natured.
ihe processes employed produce water
absolutely pure for the manufacture OF
Ice. The capacity of the factory is 80
tons day. The Storage house In the
biggest thing Of the kind in the coun-
trS. The anse-room surrounding the
storage room proper is kept at the
freezing point. while the interior is kept
as low as 70 degrees. One standing in
the Storage feels as If in the embrac &C
OF small iceberg. The company have
their own electric plant for lights, en-
ploy about 80 men, and have pay roll
OF about $500 a week.
HOSIERY FACTORY.
Messrs. G1cNair s. Willard's Chicora
mills a Calvert street crossing OF the
Llmbert's Point railroad, Is grea t
blessing to the laboring class Of white
women and children in ]3rambleton
and vicinity. They manufacture a fine
artlcie OF hosiery, amounting to LOO
dozen day. They ship them Moth
and West to the Pacific coast. They
employ so or 90 hands. and pay our
weekly about $3.50. They represent their
prospects in business as decidedly
good.
With the Norfolk and Western ana
the Norfolk and Southern railroads run
ming through Brambeton It is al iny;t
ing place for the establishment Of fac
tories Let them come and as many
as will.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-25
Instrumental Duet
IlUNTEKSyII.LE.

Much dust in town yesterday, espec-
tally along Central avenue.
Hlr. Ernest Furgusson, Of Johnson
avenue. VINO has been indisposed at his
nome two Or three weeks, is now able
to get out a little.
report IS made that the plank side
walk on Washington avenue is in an
unsafe condition for pedestrians, owing
TO 10 lhe ENDS or the boards being loose.
They should be nailed at once before
some one gets hurt and sues Inc county.
Miss Della Allen is reported sick at
her home. on Johnson avenue.
The Sanitary Inspector calls attention
10 the fact that garbage Is allowed to
remain on the streets until a late hour
Of the day.
Rev. Il. w. Webb. pastor, may be
expected at fill his appointments at the
Methodist church to-day regularly.
Key Firsinius Wrenn will preach at
ST. Andrews Mission chapel to-day at
the usual hours.