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Daily camera., 1898-01-15

The method OF procedure proposed by
by the Boulder Improvement society is
to secure improvement through the CO.
operation of its members. Each member
Of the society is pledged to improve bis
own property to the best of his ability
and TO influence his neighbors to the
same end. Thus the success of the so.
ciety is dependent upon the size of the
membership-the larger the membership
tie more comprehensive will De the re.
salts. Hence Boulder people desiring
the advancement and improvement Of
the city can best conserve the interests
al the city and enhance the values of
their own properly by becoming mem
Der Of The society and working with them.
The crusade for members has begun and
4 thehooyes citizens to give support It
p ! move IN the right direction and
slssld b eacouraged.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15
For Sale A no,s,ing plant

Complete. with Steel Cable. Sheave
Steel Water Barrel. Ore Bucket, lnspir.
ator. Guage and all pipe fittings. All in
first class order. Cheap. Address
w. H. BELLOWS,
If Boulder.
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silver Quotation.

New York, Jan. I5-Silver is quoted
at 57I today.
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To Cure . Cold in ono Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. IS cent?.
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Arkansas valley is to be stocked with
Dunkards. Boulder county has con
siderable colony of this peaceful and
peculiar citizens They are good people
and industrious.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

Use Prof. Fields worm powders.
single trial proves their worth.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

ne BOULDER PUBLISHING CO
INCORPORATED.
Z. uU11@ Business Manager
&. G. PADDOCK, Editor
hnsIGs y DdlE tnau md Weekly Tribune
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The club room should be compelled 10
close.
Look out for failures of Denver de
partment stores
The contest for the sher,fs office at
Denver has narrowed down to the poin,
where its "heads win, tails YOU lose"
The presence of your Uncle S mmy's
warships in southern waters would Stem
to indicate that he is bent on having
peace at any price.
Arkansas valley is to be stocked with
Dunkards. Boulder county has con
siderable colony of this peaceful and
peculiar citizens They are good people
and industrious.
Spain's protestalions that peace will
soon be assured IN Cuba needn't nece S.
sarily be taken to mean that Spain Ter.
self will be instrumental in its consum-
nation or will even reap the resultan.
benefits.
1t has been declde d that the Hawail n
debate in the senate will be conduct
behind closed doors. This will at least
insure that the public will be spared all
the harassing details and chickering's in
favor of the sugar trus,
A balloon was sighted by Michigan
people yesterday morning and the ma
tives are trying to make believe it was
Andree's. They'll have to turn their
X.ray glances in another direction il
they want to find him now.
That was merry dog that recently
made demand for the obitu aries of all
the dead congressman that could be OBJ
tanned. on the grounds that they made
such cheerful reading. He probably
figures out congressman on the line OF ce
set for Indians-"a dead Indian is a & ooo
Indian"
At some future date 1t may not be sc
difficult to convince some of the United
States Senators that there was something
in the nature of war in progress IN
Cuba at this time. OF course it will be
too late to grant belligerency rights there
and no responsibility will be assume
through knowing of the war.
An order has been seut OUT to post.
masters to prune ao"n expenses, as the
government is running behind. 1t will
happen occasionally that the admins
tra;ion Republicans are compelled to
stop protesting prosperity long enough
to urge greater economy, in order to me ct
the decreasing revenues.
The recent consolidation of New York
and its suburbs mty account for the
growing idea that it can run this great
II~:.ad C4a4as hut ,fs recent decicion III %
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For sale.

A 80 horsepower Hosting plant COM
plete at a bargain. Enquire Of.
SUMNER HAcK.GY.
.7Iot Rowena, Colo.
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M. r. Church.

NJ. T.. Church.
o:4s a. m. Sunday School,
II:oo a. IN. Public Worship. D..
2:3o p m. Junior League.
6:3o p m. Epworth League.
7:3o p. m. Evening service.
Rev. Hornbeck, the pastor, will preach
ooih morning and evening. Morning
subject God Meeting Man in Nature
Evening subject: "A Pathetic Plea"
Messrs. Fonda and Austin and Mes
danes Parsons and Henderson will sing
at the church services.
A cordial invitation TO all.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

Look out for failures of Denver de
partment stores
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

That was merry dog that recently
made a demand for the obituaries of all
the dead congressman that could be OBJ.
tanned. on the grounds that they made
such cheerful reading. He probably
figures out congressman on the line OF ce
set for Indians-"a dead Indian is sood
Indian"
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

A balloon was sighted by Michigan
people yesterday morning and the ma
tives are trying to make believe it was
Andree's They'll have to turn their
X.ray glances in another direction if
they want to find him now.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

1t has been decided that the Hawaii n
debate in the senate will be conduct, d
behind closed doors. This will at least
insure that the public will be spared all
the harassing details and pickering in
favor of the sugar trust
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

The recent consolidation of New York
and its suburbs MY account for the
growing idea that it can run this great
United States, but Its recent decision that
it will NOT support Wm. J. Bryan for
presidenr in 1890 will cut just about as
much ice in his nomination as similar
declaration did at the last national con.
yention.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

Spain's protesta ions that peace will
soon be assured in Cuba needn't nect S.
sarily be taken to mean that Spain her
self will be instrumental in its consum-
nation or will even reap the resultan.
benefits.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15
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TERN@I5c. per week; soc. per month
" carrier. S per year. when paid IN
sdvance.
Advertising Rates upon application.
Ente,ed at the Postoffice at Boulder,
Colo, as second-class matter.
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Correct Treasures.


THE A great many won
naEs4MAkER.S FRIEND. der why the teachers
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

An order has been seut OUT to post
masters to prune ao"n expenses, as the
government is running behind. 1t will
happen occasionally that the admins
tra.ion Republicans are compelled to
stop protesting prosperity long enough
to urge greater economy, in order to meet
the decreasing revenues.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15

At some future date 1t may not be so
difficult to convince some of the United
States Senators that there was something
in the nature of war in progress IN
Cuba at this time. OF course it will be
too late to grant belligerency rights there
and no responsibility will be assumed
through knowing of the war.
Daily camera., 1898-01-15
TIME CARD.
U. P. d.

The club room should be compelled 10
r1nse
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
Rosina Kaiber Aged Woman Ends Her Life by Hanging Herself in Toilet at Golden
 Gate Park
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
AT THE PARK AND CLIFF Owing to the Cold Weather the Crowds Were Unusually Small.

The crowds at the park and cliff yester- day were the smallest of the year. AL though the sun shone during the greater part of the day, the air was biting cold and the majority of people chose to spend Sunday by their firesides No accidents occurred to dull the little enjoyment there was to be had, and in conseauence the police and hospital attendants were con- tented.
 A large crowd gathered at the Chutes to witness Emil Markeberg, "the hero of the burning balloon,'' make an ascension The balloon was cut away just at o'clock and with the daring aeronaut turning In the trapeze, sped two thousand feet toward the clouds There was not a breath of wind blowing at that time and Markeberg landed just outside the grounds with his parachute while the balloon fell on top of the shooting gall lery in the Chutes grounds
 A good-sized crowd of pleasure-seekers also visited Sutro's Baths. The aquatic contests were entertaining if not exciting. Following are the results: Fifty-yard novice, H. Anderson first, D. O'Hare sec ond; hfty-yard juvenile, D. Harris first, C.. Strohlin second; fifty-yard amateur, H. Seebach first, B. Deyfuss second; 1OO-yard Juvenile, F. Durand first, H. Seebach sec ond; trick and fancy diving, F. Geriod first, H. Seebach second; trapeze diving, R. V. Cornell first, F. Raymous second.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
H|LDERBRAND'S SLAYER STARTS
 FOR TENNESSEE Rosser Goes to Meet
 His Mother. FATHER ACCOMPANIES HIM MoCKERY OF JUSTICE AS METED OUT IN SAN FRANCISCO. Family of the Murdered Man Declare the Verdict Is, Disgrace-Sis-
 ter Tells of Peculiar
 Methods.
FATHER ACCOMPANIES HIM
MOCKERY OF JUSTICE AS METEI
 OUT IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Walter Rosser, the Tennessee volunteer whose acquittal of the murder of Henry Hilderbrand by jury of San Francisco citizens of presumed intelligence Is de- nounced on all sides as the most disgrace ful miscarriage of justice in the history of the city, departed for his home Satur- day afternoon, accompanied by ms father, W. Rosser, who came here to save his son from the hangman's moose or a felon's cell They go to rejoin the wait ing wife and mother whose unfamiliarity with the manner of treating murderers In California has doubtless caused her many sleepless nights and endless worry, for fear her boy might be compelled to pay the penalty of his coldblooded crime on the gallows.
 In a modest fiat at 535 Turk street the young widow of the murdered man mingles her tears with those of his aged mother. The other immediate relatives of the victim of Rosser's bullet, his father, sister and two brothers, have momentarlly forgotten their grief in his untimely death in their righteous indignation at the pre-
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
resign before the present board

upon to resign before the present noaro quits office.
 A young lady teacher under Whites supervision has brought charges against him that place him in the same class that the over-gallant Major Moore or the Treasury Department has been placeu py the allegations of his blonde and hand some typewriter.
 The first hint of scandal at the Spring Valley institution did not come to the ears of the Directors until the first or the present month, when one or the teachers who had got leave of absence. on NoVem- Der 1 because of nervous prostration ap- piled for an extension of thirty days. IL was known that she was well enough to teach, and an investigation was 1mmeol- ately set on foot. Nothing was developed until a week ago, when through Director Carew she applied to the chairman of the proper committee for a transfer to some other school. As she gave no reason for her request the Directors were 1n- clined not to grant it, and MT CareW was forced to explain the whole case.
 According to the charges made to him by the teacher, the last several months that she was employed under White ne attentions. Upon every pretext and upon every possible occasion, she said, he would call her into his office for no other purpose whatever than to lavish smiles dIlQ UtSlOW LlOIt lIidil ldtHSlly dllCA- tions. AS time progressed his attentions and intentions became more marked. His victim had declined to longer heed his calls to his office. so she said he sought her out in her classroom during the re- cess and after school had been dismissed. Under the strain of his persecution her health began to fall, and finally she col lapsed and was confined to her home for a month with nervous proStration. At the end of the month she made the re- quest for an extension that resulted In the discovery of the state of affairs. Every effort will be made before the to find vacancy for her in some other school, where her brunette beauty will not tempt to her undoing.
 Her personal friends among the Direc- tors intend to bring the matter formally before the board In 8 few days and will demand Whites resignation as the price of his conduct.
 The accused principal is one of the fancy salaried employees of the depart ment. With the $175 per month that he has been the recipient of he has built beyond the need of his monthly stipend He is man of large family and is as we'll known as any one in the department He has as yet been given no opportunity by the Directors to say what he may have in defense of himself or to deny the allegations that have been made against him. The members of the board who have heard of his alleged transgressions. however, are convinced of their truth. as the young lady who makes them Is of excellent character and good family. and will not flag ~ eN
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
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Captain Rottonzi Mixes It With ADdy LoW-
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The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19

the sum of s5OOO. That sum may have been spent to secure the remarkable verdict, but no member of the family of the de ceased received any portion of the blood money. Instead of being a poor man, w. Rosser, the father of Hilderbrand's slayer. is said to be worth 0O0, or was before the trial.
 Henry Hilderbrand had been the en- ploye of A. w. Fink for eight years and a brother, Edward is also employed by that firm. George, another brother, is employed by Thomas Day. The sister, Miss Lilly Hilderbrand, a handsome young woman of 23, lives at home with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Conrad Hilder- brand, 535 Turk street.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
NO WAR.
Only Making Friends.

Come with your children to Levin Bros, the leading cash grocers, and Santa Claus will present them with candy and pres ents. In addition to this they offer to their patrons Monday and Tuesday good creamery butter squares, at 30 cents; best Adriatic figs (equal to the Smyrna), in boxes of five pounds, at 40 cents, usually sold at 75 cents; choice port and sherry wine at % cents a bottle; the best quality of table fruits in assorted varieties at $1 75 dozen. Full lines of Christmas SUD- plies and ornaments. 134S to 1854 Market street; phone s. 292.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
Stole Camera and Lense.

J. J. Dealey, dealetr in artists. ma terials at 5O3 McAllister street, reported to the police last night that on Thursday evening thief cracked his show window and extracted a camera and @ pair of lense valued at $25. The robbery was com mitted with a brick tied in. a handker- chief, which the thief, in his hurry to es- police are searching for him, as numerous complaints of similar robberies have been reported. .
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19

notified him. He was also surprised to learn that, contrary to prison regulations, Mrs. Botkin was permitted to use the
 prison telephone. She has been in the habit of entering the room where the tele-
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19

phone is located, and intimating that she desired to carry on a private converse ton. The guards take the hint, quit the room and leave her alone Mrs. Botkin is on the same footing as other prisoners, according to Sheriff Whelan, and she has from him. The employees at the jail will be afforded an opportunity during he day to explain away some of these allegations against them.
 Mrs Botkin hau so far recovered from her illness yesterday that it was said she would be able to face her accusers n court this morning. She is taken to and from court each day in an open wagon, and keenly enjoys the drive and the fresh air
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19

We have also a splendid assortment OF Fine SILK COVERED PILLOWS, Fine WHITE BLANKETS, SILK and SATIN COVERED DOWN COMFORTERS, KNIT SHAWLS, LACE SCARFS. BUREAU SETS and LACE BED SETS.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19

Postage on the Holiday Edition of The Call is: Domestic, cents; For eign, cents.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
THE SCHOOLS
 PROMISE MORE
 SENSATIONS Charges Made Against
 a Principal. A RIVAL OF MAJOR MOORE SILAS WHITE OF THE SPRING VALLEY THE ACCUSED.
One of His Handsome Teachers Says He Prosecuted Her With Unwel- come Attentions-Will Be
 Called Upon to Resign.

Another noisome scandal is about to break loose in the School Department, and if charges that have been made in the last week to individuaI Directors prove true Silas White, the venerable principal of the Spring Valley School, will be called
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19

The famous old JESSE MOORE WHISKY Is recommended by physicians for family and medicinal use because it is pure.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
Munvon' 'sHeadache and IndigestiOnCuTe
ll Pills

Purely Vegetable, mild and reliable. Cnus. perfect digestion, complete absorption and healthful regularity.
 For the cure of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Female IF. regularities. Sick Headache. Biliousness Con. stipation, Piles and all Arrangements of the Internal Viscera. 25 cts. a box. At DruTgfsta or by mall. RADWAY & CO. New York
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19

Ladies' Initialed HandkerChieiS, Ladies' Novelty NeCkVear, Ladies' Em'b'd HandkerGhieiS, Ladies' Feather SCarfS, Ladies' Kid Gloves, Ladies' Silk Ties, Ladies' Silk Umbrellas, Ladies' Silk Skirts, Ladies' Fancy Aprons, Ladies' Fine Underwear, Ladies' Silk Waists, Ladies' MOreen Skirts.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-19
HOLIDAY GOODS!
The attention of our customers is respectfully directed to the foIIoW- ing New Lines of HOLIDAY GOODS, suitable for CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

Cents Silk Umbrellas, Cents Kid Gloves, Cents Fancy NeckWear, Cents Silk ReeferS, Cents Silk Underwear, Cents MerinO Hose, Cents Initialed HandkerChieiS, Gents Wool Underwear, Cents Silk HandkerchtefS, Cents Dress Shirts, Cents Cambric HandkerchiefS, Cents Wool Underwear.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-27
REFORM AT SAN ANTONIO.
Gambling Houses, Variety Shows,
and Stun Resorts Closed.

A special dispatch to the Globe Dem
ocrat from San Antonio, Texas, says
District Judge r. B. Green, OF the
thirty seventh district court, today
closed up a bucket shop, variety
show and every gambling house in the
city.
Some time ago Judge Green deliver
ed vigorous charge to the grand jury
against policy chops and nickel-ir-the-
slot machines, and every policy shop
and slot machine in the city has d1sap-
peared.
Today he summoned the grand jury,
gave that body the names OF the
places of gambling houses, and an
nounced that he was going to close out
gambling and wipe out the disreput-
able resorts in the slum Sam Pedro"
district He instructed the sheriff to
proceed instanter and carry out the in
structions.
Sheriff John P. Csmbell, with his
deputies. proceeded as directed, and
every important gambling house In
town is dark tonight
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-27
HEARING FOR 6IROUx
Habeas Corpus Proceeding Will Be
Argned Friday Morning.

Governor Culberson in compliance
with the requestOf the governor of Ore
gon has issued requisitiOn papers for
Eugene L. GirouX authorizing his de.
livery to the authorities at Baker City,
Baker County, Oregon, where he is
wanted to answer an indictment charg-
ing that he obtained 500, 600 under false
pretenses by desposing of sailed gold
mine to French syndicate for that
sum of money.
Late yesterday afternoon Giroux's at
torneys, Messrs. Buckler and Leigh
Clark, applied to Judge Walthall of
the district court for q writ of habeas
corpus and it WAS granted. Friday
morning at 10 o'clock Is the hour set
the sensational arrest with a complete
history. of the alleged bogus mining
deal may then be expected to be given
in open court.
The arrest of Giroux in this city
created q sensation. He stood high in
mining circles and has been rated as q
man of the strictest probity by his &C.
quaintances and as mining expert
whose opinions we're absolutely reliable.
year and had become pro-
minent as factor in
several mining deals where vast sums
had changed hands. Incidentally he
had himself purchased an interest in
one or two valuable claims and his
rating as a consequence was gilt edge.
His arrest upon authority from Oregon
was as q thunder clap in clear sky in
mining circles. His prominence in
Denver, San Francisco, and Portland
was attested by the fact that the news
papers published at those points were
more than eager to obtain the full par
tlcularS of his arrest and published
column after column of matter con-
corning him.
Much of this, however, is considered
veritable tommyrot by Giroux's friends
here.
Sheriff Horner, too, of Baker City,
asserted that Giroux has many friends
in Baker City who believe him inno-
cent-more, in fact, than those on the
opposite side.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-27
WANTS HIS FREEDOM.
Fort Bliss Volunteer Who Was Con-
viCted of Stealing Money From
Gambling Table Has asked
JUDGE Wd1thd11 For Liberty.

Louis Maddox, the Fort Bliss volun-
teer, found guilty of theft last week in
Justice Ellis's court, has applied
to Judge Walthall for writ
of habeas corpus and will
be given a hearing this afternoon.
Maddox had a preliminary hearing
last week before the magistrate and
was bound over to await the action of
the grand jury. In default of bond he
went to jail and now ap-
plies to Judge Walthau for
release from that institution, and on
the grounds that he Is being Illegally
reprived of his liberty, invokes the
"Great Writ of Liberty" which is i n
corporated in the constitution of tn
United States. @ @ so
Maddox was found guilty by the
magistrate of snatohing $40 from a
gaming table at Fosters saloon just
outside the reservation at Fort Bliss.
Gambling is not legal in Texas and it
is barely possible that the law does
not afford protection to those who
supply the capital to establish games
of chance.