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The Delta independent., 1901-07-12
Notice or publ,e Tru.,c... sale.

Default having been made oy Frank 4. Briggs
In the payment Of interest and taxes on his Ger
tain note for $4,000 with interest at per cent
per anuum, payable semi-annnally. and u deed
OF trust payable 70 W. H. FeTnaid, or order, the
said deed VI trust securing said note being dated
May 20th, 1899. and recorded In book 90 at page
ici. Of the reccrds OF the Office OF the county
clerk and recorder Of Delta county Colorado, by
riiason Of which default, the said W H. Fcraald,
the legsl. holder Of sad note. has, pursuant to
the terms Of aid deed Of trust declared the said
indebtedness due and payable and has demanded
this foreclosure. ....ssz /, -.
Now therefore. four weeks public notice Is
hereby given that the untiersiysed, ~ trustee
named in said deed OF trust. under n powers
and authority and fr tie uses and purposes
therein named, VIII sell at public auction for the
highest and beat arice the same will bring In
cash, on Monday. July 20. A. D. 1901. at ten
o'clock a m. at the front doer Of the county
court house In Delta. Delta county. Colorado. all
OF the property named IN said deed Of trust. or 10
much thereofas may be sufficient 10 satisfy said
Indebtedness and costs. Said property being
described as follows: The $ L. u ofs.E u sec.
15, md $. Z. Il offs. ". u, and Il. y rfS. W. u
efs. W. Il, sec. "A and n. E u I'm 4. 4. sec %,
and NV. u ofN. W. Il sec %, ali IN tow iisbjp
81 n II. 10, W. n. II. r. II. II Delta co.inty, Colo-
rndo also one and one fourth cubic feet Of water
per second of time, water right from the
LouIsenhizer ditch, conveyed by wafer decd No.
i0I OF the LOufsenhizer Ditch company.
Dated at Delta. Colorado, This svth dag OF June
A. d. 1901.
NE cLAcK,
As pnbl'c tr:,stee in Delta county, dorado
First pub. June ~.
Last pub. july 20, I96i
The Delta independent., 1901-07-12
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3. 1878
Notice For Re.publicaiion.

U. s. LAND OFFICE MoNTRUsE. COLORADO.
MAY H. 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with
the provisions OF the act Of Congress of June 3,
1873, entitled "An act for the sale Oftimber lands
in the states Of California. Oregan, Nevada and
Washington Territory" Us extended TO all the
Public Land States by act of August t. 1872,
SAMUEL ". SKINNER,
ofDelta. county of Delta. state or territory OF
Colorado. has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. =, for the purchase Of the
s. W. 4. N. W. 4 Of section No. 70 in township No
~ N. Range No. II W, N. NJ. 7. NJ and will
offer proof 20 show that the land sought is more
valuable f,r its timber or stone than for agfi-
cultural purposes aud to establish lis claim to
said land before the Register aud Receiver Of
this Office at Montrose. Colorado, on Thursday
the 18th day Of July. 1901.
He names as witnesses.
Martin Esser. Frank Long. Frank Campbell,
Albeit Hclcroit, nli of Delta. Colorado
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands requested to file their
claims in this office Oh or before said ith day OF
July 1901.
A. LAYTON, Register.
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Delta 'r.wn Of,iccrs.

Mayor, W. J. Gnunt
Clerk, Clarence Smith.
Treasurer, G. b. Elliott.
Trustees I M.McMurr8y, S. b. Houts W. II.
Gale, A. b. Crabill, + =. Hunt, j. J. J.Winton.
The Board of trustees meets the first and third
Thursdays of each month
The Delta independent., 1901-07-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Delta County 0d,cers.

Sheriff, George Smith.
County Clerk aud Recorder. II. k.Fcrguson.
County Treasurer, N. Eriet Clack.
County Assessor, II. l.. Curtiss.
County Surveyor john A. Curtis.
County Judge, Milton X. WEIGH.
County Sup't OF Schools, Mrs NJ. j.. Browne.
COroner-Dr. ). b. Houts.
County Commissioners. l. NJ McMurny, Fred
W. Simonds and l.. D.-King. The board meets
the frst week Of each quarter.
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Notice For P.blicn,ion.
LAND 4ONYlcE AT MosrrosE Colo, !
lime 70 lgDi

Notice is hereby given that
BARLOW d. CRONK Nr-
of Cedaredge. Colorado. has filed notice his in
tcntion to make proof on his descrt-land claim
No. 800 Ute Series for the n. E. I. s, E. Il sec II,
Up. 1875, r. % W. GP. NJ. before Milton r. We'ch,
county judge and ofIicio clerk, at Delta, Colo
rado. oilSaturtiay. the 27ti day OF July. 1901.
Heran'es the following witnesses 10 prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation ofsaid land:
Ianiel Doughty. Clarence Smith, Delta. Cello
r;ido: Ernest stolte. Frank v. Doughty Cedar
edge, Colorado.
J. A. LAYTON Register.
First pab. June 81, last pub, Jnl.26.
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rN..,ec Fer Puslication.
LAND orner AT Mosraosr, Coz onApo.

! LAND UFFItE At MONTROsE. NOf. NEADO.
june I 1901.
Notice is lerebygiven that
HENRY KOHLEH
OF Cedaredge, Delta county. Colorado, haa filed
notice OF intention to make proof Gu his desert
land claim No. $50 Ute Series for the : L. Il. $.
+. u, Sec. %. TIP. H. S. R. 9l W. c T. M, bef1e
Milton II, we'ch. county judge aud cx-ofiicio
clerk, at Eclta, Colorado, on Monday. the
18th day of July. 1901.
He names the following witnesses torrovo the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said
land:
ranc is E. Boyd, William SHEPPARD, Frank
Moore, Cedaredge. Colorado. John A. Curtis
Delta, Colorado.
J. a. LAYTON, Register.
First pub. June !; last pub July u, 1901
The Delta independent., 1901-07-12

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHE Service at II a.
IN. and 800 p. III. Rev. II. j. rockingham pastor
sunday School at 10 a. M, II. J. Forthingham
supt. The Christian Endeavors meet at
Gas p. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
.t tile church.
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Gllu rclsass.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH = scrvices- at1i a
m. and 800 p. IN. Rev. a. "A. Layton, pastor
Sunday school at 10 u. m. DIR. A. II. Stockhnm,
superintendent. Young Peoples meeting ut 6.i5
p. IN. Prayermecting Oh Wednesday eveningsat
the church.
The Delta independent., 1901-07-12

Order Of divine services in the chapel Of the
monastery: On week days. q O'Clock u. m ;, cele-
bratlon Of the most holy sacrifice of mass every
morning. On Sundays and holidays. 0 o'clock
u. m. celebration Of The mott holy sacrifice Of
Inass, vernon. bcnedcti"n with the most blessed
sacrament ard Sunday school. All lare cordially
invited.
The Delta independent., 1901-07-12

CEDAR EDGE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.-sunday school every Sunday at 1Oat
=. m. Preaching the rst and third Sundays In
each month. A welcome for alI
The Delta independent., 1901-07-12

SAINT LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Charles q. Lyon, rector. Services at 1I0O
a. m. Confirmation class at 1880 p. III.
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County Surveyor. john A. Curtis.
County Judge, Milton r. WEIGH.
County Sup't OF Schools. Mrs. NJ. j: Browne.
Coroner-Dr, $. B. Houts.
County Commissioners. l. NJ. McMurray, Fred
W. Simonds and l.. D.-King. The board meets
the first week Of eacl, quarter.
Delta 'rSwn bhiccrs.
Mayor, W. J. Gnunt.
Clerk, Clarence Smith.
Treasurer, G. b. Elliott.
Trustees; I M.McMurray, S. b. Houts, ". II.
Gale, A. b. Crabil, + p. Hunt, j. J. .Winton,
The Board of trustees meets the first and third
Thursdays of each month.
Standing Consmitscs
CEMETARY.
A. B. Crabill. wR Gale, sBHouts.
STREETS AND ALLEYS.
I'M. McMurray, F.P. Hunt. J.J. winton
pITcHEs AND WATER RIGHTS.
WATER WORMS
J. ]. winton. W.R. Gale, F.P. Hunt
F.P. Hunt, w.R. Gale, I'M. McMurray
LICENSE AND ORDINANCE
F.P. Hunt. l. NJ. McMusray, W. r Gale
fi"E'
W. Il. Gale, J.J. winton, A. b. Crabil
SEWERAGE,
w.R. Gale, I'M. McMurray, A. b. Crabill
A. =. and A. NJ.
Meeting nights, every second and fourth Mon.
days of each month, ut the Masonic Hall in the
Delta County Bank building. Geo. Stephan,
W. NJ. MI. Johnson, sec'v.
Garnet Chapter, No. 10, q. f. =.
Meets the first and third Monday nights OF each
month in Masonic hall. Helan A. Stephan,
Worthy Matron: Ora II. Watson, Secretary.
Grand Mesn Lodge, No. 81. X. of r.
Meeting nights. Tuesdays of each week, at the
Masonic Hall in the Delta County Bank BUILDING.
II. X. Ferguson, G. c.; Edd Van DE Venter,
X. OF Rand s.
4. 90. r.
Meeting nights, Fridays Of each week. in the
Odd Fellows Hall in the Farmers and Merchants
Bank building. C. Nelson, N. g.; l.. wigram,
Sec'y
Wessern Slope Encanspment.
Meeting nights. first and third Mondays Of each
month. NJ. ". Ramsay, C. p; Norman Beckley
scribe.
Katherin Rebekah Lodge.
Meeting nights. second and fourth Thursdays
of each month, in Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Ora
Watson, N. g.; Joseph Rollins, Secretary.
woodnsen Of the World.
Delta Camp, 2oi, meets first aud third Thurs
days Of each month in the Masonic hall. j. G.
Miller, C. &. Fred N. Dckerson. clerk.
Camp No iiS. Surface Creek. meets first and
third Saturday nights at Eckert hall. Elias
wenger, clerk. Fred X. Burritt, consul.
,Pioneers OF the Paesne.
j. J. HInton Ehcampment. Meetings held
every Saturday at 8 p. m. J.J. winton, Com
lnander: 'C:R. CryYler. scribe.
WIN: Snu1ding Encampm~ut, No. 36, meets At
Eehest second and fourth Saturday lights Of
each month. W. II. Jarvis. commander. w. z
Chamber scribe.
Mcclellan Psss, Ne. 5s.N @. a. =.
James N. Blair. Commander; Robert A. John
son, s. v. Commander:F. vanDeventer, Junior
Commander: c. C. Marsh. Chaplain; d. 8. Snider
Q: Holmes. o. D.; II. D. Tubls. o. g.: s. b.
Houts, Surgeon; J. S. Barton, A.; VIM. Mathers,
Q.S.
Delta Camp No sI8J. NV. A.
Meets every fourth Thursday Of each month
IN Masonic hall. s.w. Hazen, v. c; d. T. snide-
man, Clerk.
womcn Of woeslerart.
Meets first and third Fridays evenings OF each
month in Masonic hall. Guardian NciShbor
Mrs. Sarah Singleton; Clcrk. Cora Gets.
Churches.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH = Services. at11 a
m. and 800 p IN. Rev. a. A.. Layton, pastor
The Delta independent., 1901-07-12

METHODIST, CHURCH Rev. T.. v, Dubois,
pastor. Services at II n N. and 800 p. NJ. Sun
day school at 10 q. m, Miss Emma Myers, super
tntendent. Epworth league meets at 6:30 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings ut church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Six years experience Wlth chronic
cases Hirkaft = Howell. oHte0-
paths. COS Collins block Tel.
Main TIA Consultation free.
WAaHIkGTos Institute % Oate9-
pnthy. third year ln Seattle over
IN 900 treatments given. literature.
Including complete report u two
wears work sent free on appi-
cation. Safe Deposit Bldg. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
ONLY A TRACK WALKER
But on His Vigilance Depends the Lives Of
Many Thousands of People.

more yigilaut he must be. for then
the chances Of accidents are increnH-
cd.
Tho track walker carries u Ian
tern. over hiA shoulder In spike
hammer from which bangles a l0Ag-
handled wrench and extra bolts FOR
the rails.
Through rain 81 blizzard he pa.
trolH his lonely heat Tho only
means OF warmth fur his numb
nnsers ia hla dimly burning Ian
tern. In addition 90 bis other du-
ties, he must carry broom AMI
sweep the switches clean when snow
10 falling
lie plndH along scanning closely
every inch II the rails. Every fish
plate. every bolt and spike paHfes
under his inspection. Heavily muf-
lied from the cold with ears coy
cred. he can not hear well, and the
danger % being run down hy train
H. great When such n thing hap
pens all the public hears about "
is little twe-line Item Ia the paper
that track walker has been killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

OFFICES and desk room. steam
heat and good light. Inquire 7is
New York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
the WORK OF
A MANIAC

UNIoNTowS. Feb. Is She in
sane murderens Who drowned hsr
al children oa sunday. escaped
from her guards to-day. rushed 70
the home % Peter Jacahs, "A Short
distance away. and broke the win
doNs greatly frightening the in
mates. Shs then vent 70 Ar k0~s
ter's house. and when admitted.
caught MFn koeNt~F BY ans arms
she vas reSeusd BY hsr husband
and led back to iaiI
The c0rnuers inquest showed that
the nerks II al 81 the children save
one were broken. and several Of
them had their arms and thighs
broken. Rosa. the ypungrrt. had a
deep 9aHh 90 Der face Upon exam
tnntiau lt vas also found that the
children uere strenKisd 70 death b
the maniac before theft bodies were
thrown IL the we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
STATE ITEMS.

FAIRHAvFS. Feh. ~ The inter.
ct II ~ 81 John IN local bank
has been purchased ~ - v An
drews % ne seattle National bank
CoLvILLE. Feb. "a A. l.. skin
ner former agent ~ the a y. A ~.
railway has he~u arrested on a
charge ~ incest.
BOLSTER. Feb. - Judge Han
ford has signed an order At spo-
kane appointing = -. Mitchell re
eeivef FOE the fovu Of Nelson. upon
the presentation 81 a petition signed
BY three creditors and representing
claims amounting - 1900. A hard
legal fighs viii follow.
EVERETT. Feb. 2s-The steam
er paiat tina hiss arrived from Nladi o
xost0k. Siberia She wiil take a car
90 u i.01g0)0 feet u lumber at the
china.
EVERETT. FEB. -. sheriff Zlm-
norman. eight guards and eleven
prisoners left for the p,nitentiarg
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
Or. eharest's Frsnoh kerss
Treatment.

The wonderful food for the nerves,
Gives strength, health and Nigaf ~
the youns aud old. II IL the result
Of lonE years % studr BY the must
reputahl. aud best known physician
~ this century. IL produces real.
not hrtihcisl strength. In cases of
nervous ptomtfation. indigestion
caused hy anxiety. over taxation ~
the mental or physical forces which
exhaust the nerve force. and ensr.
-, there u no treatment tfri viii
stop the Irritation and build up the
affected tiaausn like the ChaFeot
Treatment. II gives vitality to the
entire system ard promotes healthy
action Is all the organs %. -. Guy.
Druggist. Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
Drops GU, Of sight

only a track walker. and he "
passed hy without thought, I'll.
though perhaps a loving wife ana
children looked to him Cor their
daily bread
when q broken rall ~ found. the
track walker must spike the broken
section securely "a the ties. flag all
approaching trains and have them
run slowly over the dangerous
break. Then he gets out ths track
men and helpa repair the break
Fog hls trouble and toll ana dan
ger. the track wsatker receives from
81 10 o. 81 81 per day. he works 10
aud sometimes ~ hours at q
NtFAFph
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
Hotel Corridors.


Among the guests at the Rainier
Grand are: ". ". Crawford, a min
ing man of Chicago. y. J Amea, Z
fnlilman II Port Gamble. NJ. q. Hall.
81 the SoftheTn Pacific Express Co..
AZ Portland. VI. - Reed. banker
81 shelton, and +. J. Murray, an in
surance man II Portland
At the Stevens. ". V. Wells. n can
merry man of Anacnrtes. Or q. ~.
Casseis. surgeon Of the transport
Port sstephens. s. NJ. Peroival, /.
railroad man Of Tacoma. and H. +.
Cressrnao, a business man u Han
over, Can.
At the Northern. y. J. Cain, a
lumbermRn Of Gains spur, DR.. J.
NJ. McI.eish, a practitioner OF Chi
cage, arid u. NoGillvory, = Dawson
miner.
Al the Seattle Robert Bridges. ex-
state land commlasloner, Of Orilla
Jas. Scott. a Steamboat man uf Port
Townsend -. Rudebcok, q mining
man Of Everett. r. q. Carrier. a
mining man of White Horse. who
Is nov on his way to hfa mines. Jas.
~. Belt eN- mayor ef Everett. Geo.
=, Clark, an Everett iuuherman.
Mra. Jno. r. spickett. wife Of the
well known hotel owner Of juneau
and J. a. Rogers, a business man 81
Victoria.
At the Butler; ]. o. Hanthorn. a
Portland cannery man. Capt. J. 4.
Gibson, steam boat man ~ Cheha q
liz; ]. Birmingham. u s. inspec-
tor Of boilers ard engines. with head
quarters ~ San Francisco. and l..
y. slater, a mining man Of Dawson
gffv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Reclining In a luxurious. seat. Or
sleeping HoundiN In his berth. the
average traveller gives little heed 20
the safeguards taken for his safety.
tie takes Il as a matter ~ course.
and seldom hestowf a thought on
the faithful employees $ ho watch
every detail and MAKE the American
railroad a marvel OF comfort and -.
curity.
difioual dangers. Rails snap With
the frost, hNlts are l0carned and
spikes work out Any 81 these may
cause serious accident % the
rumhiing. wift.sps rdinE aver. load
81 with human freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

e MhTVh D. TO- TO 20 y 1Vi ~ y
For AthHkha Leave Seattle v m
Cottage city, Feb. p - Mat.h -.
20. April TO- Senator. let. "a MArs n
/. 10 81. April ih. AK. Feb. 4, 49,
March q. ri, APRIL 6 steamer loaNea
every NTH day thereafter.
ticket once. aIH FIRST Ave, seattle
". falhot. c0mmu Act q " hltiaf -
Ten AHt.. Ocean noas. seattle LOO ai'.
ferkins Co, Gen, AHi',. san ifhhgls 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
rHE soy VINO auss AWAY.


II i dimcult to teach q boy ~ho
runs away from home ard causes
worry and mental anguish such -
he cannot comprehend. re doesn't
know that Il means sl~splsss nights
for mother. irnaxinlugs that are
worss than realities ard an ever
haunting fear that something teri
rinIe has happened
Almost every boy has run away az
least once.
Remember your trip. Mr. business
Mani Father seemed cross. H.
made you work when you wanted -
play. and mother sustained him.
90 we're q srowi and were iinpu-
dent as far a. you dared to he.
and al the tine you were plot
iins and planning 20 ran away 10
some Ear city and there make your
fortune. You forgot al the good
things that your mother had done.
all her love and tenderness. and you
were POSITIVE thar you hated
your father.
When n boy makes up hts mind
that he 10 abused. nothing seems 70
cue him bur generous dose Of
hardshlps.
when mother came for her good
night kiss and asked you 70 be good
boy. and you felt precious tear ian
on your face. you Wouldn't listen 20
your own heart or bet HER know
how you lonsed 70 ssve her a big
hug and tel; ne, hv.'f much you really
loved her. Ans 4acn tbe house was
stili you gathered up e food supply.
the pistol with tie broken lock. ana
sailed forth in ne dark 10 meet the
neighbor's hgy on the corner some
who're ara together 10 tramp.
r you we're just an average boy.
you didn't get far. That lonesome
feeling came. There wer. the noises
Of the night. the mysteries Of thu
darkness, the something alive that
moved in a fence corner. the boot o.
an owl that made your flesh priekie.
or the soft cry Of mourning dove
that made your heart cry and al
most choked you.
What did you do next?
Ran away from the shadows. the
darkness, the lonesome places. the
strange noises-HOME.
And you told mother al about 4,
ana she comforted you and explained
II to father-who wasn't very cross
after all-snd out Of II al came
better understanding and happiness.
II IL good thing 10 remember
when your boy comes home and
chokee bnck the sobs while he IL
waiting to be forgiven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

Mr.. A. J. Brooks has taken the
trouble 10 deny through the Times
that he wac correctly reported IN the
Star when speaking or hin disagree
ment with Moran Bros. Company.
This paper does not intend 70 en-
ter into any wordy dispute with Mr..
Brooks. II has reason 10 believe
that the reporter stated exactly
what the battleship draughtsman
now denies for reasons Of policy.
When this man came 10 Seattle, he
rushed into print as the builder Of
battieships. over His own signature
he made some announcements which
virtually RELOCATED Moran Bros. TO
the place set aside for spectators.
He was the whole performance Ia
himself Naturally II was piece
of news when he WAS asked TO step
Down and out.
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his Responsibility

To the vigilance Of ona man alone
= due the almost eniire absence u
accidents from the above M utioned
causes The average traveller kuowr
little u him Hs Il ouiy a track
a aiksf. hut his work i most inn
portAnt Day and niwht nv patrols
= stretch 81 track tWo oF three miles
N extent. looking for loose bolts.
broken rails ard i0esa spikes. The
colder and stofmisr the nlEht. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26

When Col Teddy Roosevelt went
rp ana down the canyons 81 Color
ado, giving the grizzlies and noun.
taiu lions a chance 20 aght the In
coming administration with teeth and
claws. ne little though, that the hor.
rlble wFetchea Who compose dime
novels Nould seek TO make hlnl a
hero Ia their CORY tales. nat 4 L.
even 50. rsaly i pictured as grit
tlng his teeth horribly and friEhtsn-
Ing away such animals a. his bullets
failed 70 STAY.
II - Just barely possible that tho
vice president eiset viii yet b. able
q lassosoae q the eplpffts ard swing
him 40 % the limb Of sturdy oak
He has had provocatiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
MERELY SUGGESTION

II a compromise can be reached Al
the University which viii result ir
the modification of the sentences 81
indefinite suspension passed by tho
faculty upon senior Robertson and
Junior Harper, Il l. quite possible
that the best interests OF the inau.
tuition viii he served There h. no
question but that the faculty acted
IN an entirely proper manner IN de.
eldlng u punish the participants in
the nght Of last Friday mornine. for
the afrair was one witch dld reflect
upon the good name of the institu.
tion. The young men really fought
a. representative or their classes.
thereby Involving the university
The one thing Ia their favor. how
ever, which - entitled tn weight. =
the fact that they d!d not suppose
that they were breaking anN rules or
in any way compromising them
selves with the faculty II vas an
error % Judgment and q serious enc.
but Il was entirely Distinct from that
class Of effrnses which proceed from
a deliberate intent upon the part %
students to break rules 81 the insti
buttons with which they are con
neeted
The sentence passed upon Robert
son virtually amounts % expulsion
as he VIII not be permitted 20 grad
uate VITA his class. The penalty in
Harpsr's eRse is not quite 70 severe
a. he win be delayed one term. but
will have an opportunity % graduate
the same as other students. The
miider sentences Passed upon The
students Who assisted In the nxh,.
bring cut IN strong relief the sever.
i,y q Rohsrts0n's condemnation.
Now that the faculty has gone on
record a. determined 10 act with
visor when students mtsb~hnve. the
sentences might we'll be RENTED
with the distinct understanding that
any future offerses viii b dealt
with In : severe manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-26
BUSINESS coLLEGts,

WE have cash customer for IA
house TO rooms must he q bar
gain. Robert Knipe g Co. 5i0-6ii
Washington building
LEo's business College. Union and
End individual tuition, an subjects
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
Bualness college, Second and Pike.
n. W school Telegraphy starr ma
wilson's Modern Eas-,a-.. ,ali--. AAla ala
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xs15-Qexits feet elea red and fenced .
finest Of garden soil new house Of
four rooms hiorks from car
line handy 20 school. >astef3re
and stores uothiuE better fer a
poor man In the city terms. II
desired
SaSo-sVEl2s feet uice level lot. With
lovely view only blocks from
the end % the broadway car line f:
house of ; rooms well, and chick.
en- house handy 20 school good
home for the money
S5oo-Corner. i25xl20 feet, only ,
blocks from car line, on Queen
Anne Hiii
s2oo-Nice lot. aoNi2o feet. in Laws
second Addition. = - blocks from
car line good buy
We have some choice acrcs &c. which
Ne can sell In quantities 70 suit, aud
for prices that defy competition handy
90 the seattle TIA coma Eistcrie car tine
Also. go acres ~ good land for timber
or agricultural purposes, tor only $500.
N taken at once
A A. GUERNSEY.