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Daily camera., 1899-01-06
Serious S1UQfO1
1 Philippines
FiLIPiNOS UNEASY.
Tho Unsettled State of Feeling Continues
to Grow Among the Natives.

Tho Unsettled State of Feeling Continues
to Grow Among the Natives.
Manila, Jan 6-The situation here has
not been at all improved by the procla.
nation issued by Gen. Otis on Wednes
day. There is feeling of unrest among
the people and fears are entertained tha,
the insurg ent troops will commit some
overt act and precipitate trouble. Many
residents are preparing to remove to the
provinces as it is believed that Aguinal,
do will make an attack upon the city.
The trains from here to the interior are
crowded with refugees.
The Fillpinos complain that Gen.
Otis procl amation is not definite enoug h
regarding the form of government to be
given to the island.
The congress at Malalos is disposed
to endorse the action of the natives AT
lloilo in refusing to surrender to General
Miller. In an editorial headed "Phiilp
pines for the Fllipinos," local paper
urges the people not to cease their strug
gle for liberty.
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TUNNEL DRIVING NEAR WARD.
One Hundred Men at Work on the Adit
Enterprise.

One Hundred Men at Work on the Adit
Enterprise.
Camp Frances, Jan. 5-The Adlt tun.
mel, owned and operated by the Big Five
company resumed work the first of the
year, with fifty men, and as soon as the
weather settles so that trains can be run
regularly over the Colorado & North
western road, 100 more men will be put
to work and 100 tons of ore will be
shipped daily to the Culbertson plant.
This company began driving tunnel
from Sunset, distance of three miles,
the first of the year on the Orphan Boy
extension, to intersect the Adit tunnel
and to be 1900 feet below the mouth of
this mammoth undertaking Thence it
is to be driven on through the mountain
into Middle park, thus connecting this
valuable country with the outside world
The Little Daisy mine, on Dew Drop
heights, owned and operated by Miss
Duncan, owner of the Dew Drop store,
has four.foot vein of ore that runs 500
per ton. She intends shipping ore from
this valuable mine the first of February.
The Peanut mine, leased by Eastern
capitalists, on Monday made a strike of
three inch ore that carries free gold and
runs 5000 per ton. No visitors are allow
ed and all workmen are searched before
leaving the tunnel house.
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Considered Appropriation Bal.

Washington, Jan. 6-In the senate this
morning Senator Catfrey delivered a
length speech against expan sion. The
senate went into executive session this
afternoon and approved among other ap.
pointments those of Charles Goodale as
surveyor general of Colorado and John
!. Lambert of. Pueblo as receiver. The
house passed the bill allowing officers
and soldiers of the Spanish war 20 days
pay after the date of beng mustered out.
Tne appropriation bill was then taken up
section by section.
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T0|kCd Much
0||d Did NO1l1O
THE LEGISLATURE.
The House Does Nothing-First Bill Of til e
Session Introduced in Senate

The House Does Nothing-First Bill Of til.
Session Introduced in Senate,
Dedver. Jan. 6-The house WAS called
to order at 1890 by Chairman Smith
with every member present. No bills
were introduced this morning. After 90
minutes recess at noon, the discussion of
the printing Of the governors message
was taken up.
The senate met at 10 o'clock with
many members absent, The out.of
town members attempted to secure an
adjournment to Monday but their efforts
tailed. The first bill introduced was by
Senator Taylor, of Glenwood, providing
for the building of road from Denver
to Grand Junction. The bill was refer.
red to the committee on state affairs.
The printing of the journal was then
taken up and was under consideration at
3 this afternoon.
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Cant Prove her Marriage.

gainesville, ILL.,. Jan. 6-Col. VanHorne
commanding the 22nd regulars left for
Washington today to assist the widow of
Gen. Wykof in proving her marriage.
The marriage occurred in eastern Penn
sylvania during the civil war, but a
license was unnecessary at that time and
both Gen. and Mrs. Wykoff neglected to
keep certificate. AT the present time
there is no documentary evidence to
prove her marriage and Mrs. Wykoff is
unable to collect 100000 Insurance and
her husbands back pay.
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Masonic Temple Saturday.

The attraction par excellence at the
Masonic hall, tomorrow night, Jan. 9TH,
will be the engagement of the popular
comedian, Harry Corson Clarke. and
his excellent metropolitan company in
the great New York and London laugh.
ing success, "What Happened to Jones.
Mr.. Clarke is not only talented, but
many critics have credited him with
genius Of high order, and the theatre.
goers and society people of this city will
be on the qui vive to see the brillian,
young actor and his splendid company
what Happened to Jones" is said to be
one of the funniest farces ever written
and the performance always keeps the
audiences in spasms of laughter and ap
plause.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Mr.. William N. Vale of Denver has
entered the law school, Mr.. Vale is the
son of Joel F. Vale of the firm OF VOL
colt & Vale. Denver. He graduated
last spring from Yale and entered
Harvard law school In the fall, but came
home on account of sickness and then
decided to complete his law course at
Boulder.
Mr.. c. G.. Patrick of the East Denver
high school has registered in the medical
school.
DR.. Bracket is Ill with the grip and is
not able to conduct his classes. They
are now in charge of DR.. Calvin S. Brown,
DR.. Brackets assistant
Today is registration day for the
courses to be pursued next semester, A
large number of electives, many of
which are elicitlng great interest, are be-
ing offered by the various professors.
John +. Rogers OF the JUNIOR engineer
ing class, and half back on the Varsity
eleven, has left school.
The oratorical contest will come off
on Friday evening, January 20. The
candidates are working hard to perfect
their productions.
Miss Edna Newman hos been suffer
with the grip for several days but is now
reported 10 be convalescing.
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GROVER BECOMES SARCASTIC.
Slaughter of Natives a Necessary Adjunct
to Ex pansiOu.

Slaughter of Natives a Necessary Adjunct
Expansion.
Princeton, N. J., Jan. 5-Ex-P President
Cleveland, in reply to the request of a
of the Associated Press
for an expression on the question of ex
pansion, said:
II do not care to repeat my views con
cerning the prevailing epidemic of i'm
perialism and territorial expansion. AS
suming. however, that nv ideas on the
subject are antiquated and unsuited to
these progressive days, it is matter of
surprise to me that the refusal of certain
natives of our new possessions to ac-
quiesce in the benifcence of subjecting
them to our control and management
should in the least disturb our expan
sionists. This phase of the situation
ought not to have been unanticipated
nor the incidents naturally growing out
of it overlooked.
"The remedy is obvious and simple.
The misguided inhabitants of our new
territory who prefer something different
from the plan for their control, which we
proposed, or oppose our designs in their
behalf, should be Slaughtered. The kill
ing of natives has been a feature of ex.
pansion since expansion begun, and our
imperialist,c enthusiasm should not be
checked by the prospective necessity OF
destroying a few thousand or few
hundred thousand Filipinos. This should
only be regarded as one stage in tran.
scendently great movement mere incl
dent in its progress. Of course, some
unprepared souls would then be lost be
fore we had the opportunity Of christian
izing them, but surely those of our clergy
men who have done so much to encour
age expansion could manage that diff
Guilty"
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Orders for AutOtrucks.

Worcester, Jan. 6-The American
Wheelock Engine company this morn
ing received an order from the Autotruck
company of New York for $50 autotrucks,
The machines are to carry ten tons, run
eight miles an hour and be able to store
power TO run 25 miles.
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Will Bring Bodies Home.

Washington, Jan. o-The war depart
ment is pre- r,aring to bring the bodies of
the American soldiers who died from
disease or were killed at Santiago, to
this country. Such of the remains as
are not claimed by relatives will be in.
tered in the national cemetery at Airing
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A Handy Souvenir.

AS holiday souvenir, the passenger
department of the Union Pacific has is
sued a neat and handy pamphlet on in
door sports 1t is useful for adults and
children having rules for all indoor
games and pastimes. The book can be
secured by sending stamps to cover
mailing to F. w. Angler. travelling pas
senger agent, Denver, Colo.
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knights of the Golden Eagle

Installation of officers-elect of Boulder
Castle, No, s, K. G.. E., will take place
this evening, All members are request
ed to be present, Past Grand Chief /.
E. Tyler and w. E. Freeman will con.
duct the installation.
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Will Try to Instruct a Senator.

Portland. Men Jan. o-An attempt will
be made by the legislature when
it re elects Senator Hale to the United
States senate, to pass resou ions de,
mandlng that he support the policy of
expansion.
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No Immediate Danger of Death.

Washington. Jan. 6-Representative
Dingley's condition is not so encourag-,
ing today. The physicians however say
that there is no immediate danger of his
death.
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Cabinet Dlscusses Cuba.

Washington, Jan. 6--The cabinet
meeting today discussed the situation at
Santiago. 1t was finally decided 10
await the arrival of Gen. Wood before
taking action.
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QUAY LOSING GROUND.
His Opponent, John Daizsi', Grows NJ re
Confident of Success.

Washington, Jam 6-Representativ
John Dalzell. an aspirant to Senator
Quay's position, says that the opposition
to the latter is growing and will Continue
to grow. He Says III. situation is paral-
lei to the one in 1881.
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Potter as Russian Ambassador.

Washington. Jan, Own Potter, Of
Pennsylvania, will probably receive the
appointment as Russian ambas sador.
He was formerly minister to Italy.
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silver UuDGatlon.

New York, an. 6 Slive, IS quoted
at 5o4 today.
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Myron Reed Seriously Iii.

Denver, Jan. 6-Rev. Myron, Reed is
seriously Ill and is not expected to re-
cover
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Lord CurZon Fakes the Keins.

Calcutta, Jan. 6-Lord Curzon formal
ly assumed bis office of viceroy of India
The oasis., 1899-12-16

hunted up the money order blanks and proceeded to make out a few, using a rubber stamp for signing the postmaster's name. One of these or ders is HOW in the possession of Sher- if Clarke. These prisoners will be turned over to the United States authorities.
 Florence Tribune: A party of en- gin ,ers belonging to the U. s. geolo- gical survey arrived in Florence this week from Texas, and will take up the work where Prof. ThompsoD's party dropped it last spring. A com plete typographical survey will be made of the Casa Grande valley. as well as north of the river, and it will take at least six months to accomplish the work, which will be known as the Florence sheet. This is the first sur vey of the kind to be made in Arizona, and is directly in lne with the pro- posed San Carlos reservoir, for which 1t will furnish important data The party is ln charge of Prof E M. Douglas. with MT. Ramon as assist. ant. The government wagons moved out to Whifloy's rasch Thursday.
The oasis., 1899-12-16
ARIZONA NH~-~.
Ioulled from Exchanges. [

pointed postmaster at Hot Springs Junction, the proper name of which is Morristown.
 Florence Tribune: William H. Hoey of Muncie, Ind, will take charge Of the Nogaies custom house on the 18th inst, vice Harry Chenoweth, fired, or resigned, or exonerated. This is ofil- cial.
 Journal Miner: The Red Men of Prescott are agitating the proposition of organizing Red Mems League, or a uniform rank of the order. The uniforms of the leagde are patterned after the revolutionary uniform, aud will be pretty as well as impressive one.
 Williams News: Work on the Santa Fe & Grand Canon railroad is pro- gressing at rapid rate. Material and supplies are arriving daily. The boarding outfit for the construction crew has been moved twelve miles out of town Two construction trains have been put OD, one which stays with the steel gang and the other do- ing the swing work"
 Prescott Courier James Lowry yesterday discovered that two little boys had got inside of an old hoistine apparatus. in North Prescott, and built a fire therein. One Of the boys was SO located, had he remained where he was. he could not have gotten out and would have been burned Hp had not Lowry discovered them and put out che fire. The little boys, however, were not grateful, but threw rocks at their benefactor and denounced him for interfering with their sport.
 Gazette: Governor Murphy last week by executive order postponed the date of hanging of George Smiley of Navajo county, who was to be hanged in Holbrook last Friday. The purpose of the governors clemency was to prevent the indecent public execution of human being. and to correct the hcodlum manners of the sheriff of that county. Tue respite was for period of thirty days and will probably put stop to the ribaldism that was pro- posed to be inaugurated upon that oc- casion.
 Graham Bulletin: The Bulletin hears of a proposition to form a com Dany in our neghboring town of Saf- ford to erect an up-to-date electric plant in connecriou with an ice fac tory and cold storage plant. We be- lieye such an investment iR Stafford would be profitable. The profits might not be large for fe" years, but the business would grow from year to year. Would it not be possible to light up several Of the towns along the valley from an electric plant at SaiTord.
 Winslow Maie The commissioner of the general land office has Ssged au order allowing company to take a carload of speclfners from the petri- fled forest at lIolbro6k to paIis for exhibition purposes. The order eX pressly forbids the choppiug down of petritied trees, only the scattered rem nants are to be taken The commis sioner makes d grand display Of his ignorance in this order If there were any petrified trees standing, a new ax would have Co be manufac- tured with which to dc the chopping.
 Graham Bulletin: Sheriff Ben Clark brought down from Morenci this week three Mexicans- -Gonzalo Gonzales,
The oasis., 1899-12-16
I,ra.e Men Fall

Victims to stomach. liver and kid
 ney troubles as well as women, and all feel the results in loss of appetite, poisons in the blood, backache, nery- ousness. headache and tired, listless, rundown feeling But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says: "Electric Bitters are just the thing for a man when he is all run down, and don't cares whe her he lives or dies IL did more 10 give me new strength and good appetite than any, thing could take. can now eat anything and have a new lease on life. Only 50 cents, at L. w. Mix x Co. s drug store Every bottle guaranteed.
The oasis., 1899-12-16
NOTICE FOR FABRICATION.
fHomestead Application No. 2.924l
 DEPaRTNE.T OF THE IsrERIOR, LAND OFFICE AT Tue ON. AsIZ.

LAND VFFItt hI NC '1N' .t" Ih'l |
 October 26 1899. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver aJ Tucson. Arizona. on Monday, December II, lsg9, viz; Jose Ma ria peralta, of Tucson, Arizona. for the ns. neL. sec 13. T 20 g., Rls F. c. & s. R. B. & NJ. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- ton of said land. viz: Juan Telles and Teo- doro Rivera. of Tucson, Arizona. and Dario Martinez and Manuel Morales. of Calabasas, Arizona. MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register. First publication October 2. 1899.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
REMOVAL.

Ell. Ferguson, the veteran har-
ness and saddlery man, will move
to Main street, two doors east of
Hassler Bros grocery store, where
he will be pleased to show his many
patrons a complete stock of har-
ness, saddles, robes and whips.
which his success of the past ten
years in business here has grown
to. Remember his shoe making
department which is presided over
by a frst-class workman who can
turn you out neat job and at
prices to suit the times.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
Line of March.

Following is the line of march
that will be pursued by the Uni
form Rank X. of P. on the second
day of the Grand Lodge meeting:
The column will form at Camp
Desch, corner of Second street and
Pixies Peak avenue; from there up
Pixies Peak to Main and receive
the Grand Lodge officers at Union
hall; from Union hall to Robinson
avenue; from Robinson toSecond; :;
from Second to Petroleum; from
Petroleum to Third; from Third
to Santa Fe; from Santa Fe to
Second; Second to Frazer Lane;
Frazer Lane to Main; Main to
Pixies Peak; Pixies Peak to Front;
Front to Petroleum; Petroleum to
Main and disband at Union hall.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
PURELY PERSONAL.

Miss Cora Frey is visiting with
friends at Canon City.
j. b. Lantz, the Canon City
laundryman, was in town today.
John Blunt is transacting
business in Cripple Creek today.
Mrs. Elmer Rogers, of Cyan
ide, is reported as being on the
sick list today.
Attorneys Warner and Condit
were in Canon today to argue the
west end injunction case.
Tom Howell, of Canon City,
stopped over between trains today
on his way home from the Cripple
Gre, k district.
-Lottie Lewis returned to her
home at Pueblo after spending a
few weeks in Florence visiting
with Miss Cora Frey,
Mrs. Judge Dale and daughter
Grace were down from Canon City
yesterday the guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Arthur Norbury.
Col. Verdeck berg was in town
for a short time between trains
yesterday comforting with Captain
Harris on state encampment mat
ters.
Mrs. Sulcer and Miss Ruby
Fitzgerrell, who have been visiting
their brother Harry for the past
two months, left for their home in
st. Louis yesterday.
Miss Woods returned to Flor
ence last evening to resume her
duties in the schools. Miss Woods
and Miss Newton have taken
rooms in DR.. Brooks residence.
Rev. and Mrs. J. Wallace
Gum returned yesterday from
their outing in the Sangre de
Cristo mountains, and tomorrow
services will be held as usual in st.
Adams chapel
Miss Ruth Davidson who has
accepted position in the city
schools, came down from Denver
this morning. She will visit the
Gillespie's over Sunday, after
which she will pass the year in the
family Of Dr. Roseberry
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

tate Of Louis Casanova, deceased;
rhe undersigned, having been appointed ad.
illustrator of the estate of Louis Cassanoya.
ceased, late OF the county of Fremont. state
Colorado, hereby gives notice that he will
Ipear before the County Court of Fremont
|nty, at the Court House. IN Canon City, at
i september Term. on the 10Th day of Sep
ims against said estate are notified and rc.
|ested to attend for the purpose of having the
me adjusted. All persons indebted to said
ate are requested to make immediate pay
ini to the undersigned.
Dated this 3Qih day of August, 1899.
JAMES A. BAKER, Administrator.
tst publ Aug. 30, 80; last publ. Sept 20. 30
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
|esday, the 5th day of September, 1890

election of the qualified electors of said
~ at which will be submitted the question
tnnexiug to said town the territory described
Follows, that is to say:
{esinnlng at point where the center line of
Union ditch intersccts the Western cnrnnra-
4 line OF the Town of Florence ON Frazier
fnne; thence northeastcriy along said
i zlsr avenue to thenortheast corner OF Julius
andless subdivision; thence westerly along
northern boundary of said julius McCand-
subdivision to the center of the bed of
! Greek; thence souihwesterly along The
lier Of the bed of Oak Greek to n point
/ re the same intersects the west line of the
fiheast i of the Southeast IL Seciion II
Fn IL, south Range 6g west; thence south
/ 4 SAID west line to point where the same
rsecis the north boundary line of the South
| 4 southeast d Section H. Township 10
~, range 50 west; thence east along said
q boundary line to tho northeast corner of
| southeast 4 Southeast 4 OF saio Section
f9{snnshlp and range aforesaid; thence north
'ohoWlng the western corporation line of
town to the place of beginning.
j. At said election the voters who favor
amexation said territory will vote the
~ For Annexation and those opposed
vote the ticket Against Annexation.''
ky,i me Judges of election at tho different
lhg places shall be as follows: No. l-At
part Of kiliian's Second hand store, Main
~; n +. Clark, III. T.. killian Alfred Dur
And No, AT the Town Hall, Main street
WORK. Mrs. Rosetta Brown. William Ey-
AND No. 3-At Willard Hotel, Main street
atum W "i''
I'd judges will make and complete reg,s-
l9h OF the legal voters and conduct said
ion as provided by statute for general
Il Hons IN said town.
aepted and passed the 3lst day of July. A.
p T. MCGUIRE, Mayor.
's'' GEORGE kILLIAN, Recorder.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
Attention, Sir Knights.

You are hereby ordered to re-
port at Lewis & Yost's store Mon
day evening, Sept. 4, at 7:3O p.
m, for drill. Cap, sword and belt.
By order of A. j. HARRIS,
Capt. Com'd'g Co. No. 4.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
Notice of Dissolution.

The firm of Fritz & Duntsch
doing business in Florence, Colo,
is this day hereby dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts against
the old firm will be paid by j. F,
Fritz, who will also collect all ac-
counts due the old firm. Dated
August 81, 1899
j. F. Fritz,
Gus DUNTsCB.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02

A Cincinnati firm has received
an order for 100000 worth of cleo
tricaI generators to be shipped to
France, China and South Africa.
This is what some people would
call trade Imperialism. Others
would call it trade expansion. In
either event it is a good thing
Denver Times.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
The Florence Public Schools.

The schools of Florence will
open Tuesday, Septem Der 5.
All children residing in the
Florence school district between
the ages of and s years will have
the privilege of attending the Kin
dergarten school, which will be To-
Gated in the old school building
on Front street.
All pupils between the ages of
6 and 2l years, and those that are
within two months of 6 years of
age, will be admitted to the schools
of Florence.
Pupils desiring examination for
promotion or assignment to grades
will appear at the McCandless
school on Monday, September A.,
at 9 O'Clock a. m.
Teachers meeting at McCand-
less school Saturday, September z,
at 200 p. m.
ALFRED DURFEE,
City Supt. Schools.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02

A company of Florence citizens
were up in the mountains yester-
day looking over grades and curves
in connection with the new rail
road proposition. Keep stiff up
per lip. Florence willalways have
direct railway connection with the
Cripple Greek district.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02

The party investigating railroad
matters yesterday discovered a
mountain of almost solid ala
baster, They brought back some
beautiful specimens of the forma-
ton, Fremont county is almost
boundless in its resources.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02

julius McCandless the hardware
merchant, invites the prudent and
economical housekeeper to exam
inc his stock of queensware, cut
lery, granite, tin, copper and wood
en- ware. Prices are right.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-09-02
Best cigars at Babbitt s.
LOOK HERE.

| can supply you with gilt edge
protection against loss by death,
accident, fire or storm. At the
same tine e | am in the real estate
and loan business. Information
and rates cheerfully furnished.
L. FL. NEwKIRK, Agt.