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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-24
OLYpHANT

The carpenter shop at the Eddy
Creek cOllierv of the Delaware and
Hudson company was completely de-
:. o'clock. The Excelsior hose company
WAS prompt in answering the alarm,
but We're handicapped at the scene OF
the fire by lack of water pressure. The
loss will amount to about $1,000.
The Christmas tree exercises will he
held in the congregational church this
evening, \ literary and musical pro-
gramme will be awarded after which
the Christmas gifts will be- distributed
among the teachers and scholars.
John O'Alalley, Il student at st. Bon
nventure's college. is home for the hol-
iiays.
Miss Lucy Farrcl will return home
today after spending IA season at Port
Jervis, y. y.
John Lloyd. of Wilkes-Barre, spent
yesterday at This place.
f. +. O'Malley attended the funeral
Of Mrs. Thomas AlcKeon al Avoca on
sunday
The olyphant orchestra participated
in the Christmas exercises at the Meth
odist Episcopal chapel at Grassy last
night
Mr., and Mrs. William Wells, of
Providence, We're the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. 7. l., Williams of Susquehan-
nj street, Sunday.
j. w. Grant, of Jermyn, was call
cr in town yesterday.
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BAD tripping"
Three Men Who Ripped Copper from
Scranton Railway Company's Rails
Go to Jail.

George cordn.r. his son EdW ard, and
John I'laherty. will eat their turkey in
the county JAIL provided none of their
friends come to The rescue and go bail
for their appearance in court. The trio
were before Alderman Atkinson yester-
day on the charge Of stealing bond cop
per from the Scranton Railway COM
pany. Cordner pleaded not guilty, and
the other two acknowledged the rip
ping. having been caught with the
stolen copper in their possession.
The young men stated TO the alder
man that Mr.. ''ordner was with them
when they cut the copper and was The
one selected to sell it upon II being
delivered 10 him yesterday. ,he trio
cut The copper Sunday night in Fell
township and piled it in IL heap. With
:, horse and bucliboard. they went at
ter it yesterday morning.
Track Master William Gordon had. in
the meantime, learned of their doin3s
and he found officer Moran. the two
going to the scaue of the ripping pro-
cess. They traced the thieves. and af-
ter lively chase down the valley cap
tured them with their Spols in Ier-
mNn.
Tie copper Weighed nincty-fo'ir
pounds and was delivered over to the
railway company after the hearing.
Copper at present is worth eight cents
a pound.
The Cordners have been before court
before several times on similar charges.
Flaherty is Il stranger and So years old
fIe mad the appearance or being Il
hobo" and seemed to be an easily-le !
chap. He laughiugly told the alderman
that they could do nothing else hut
plead guilty. as they We're caught max
ing away with the goods. They were
taken to the county Jail and will have
Sheriff Schudt as their host during the
holidays.
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guests at the Harrison house on Sun.
day.
T.. Il. Knowles, of Scranton was ut
the Harrison house yesterday.
Anthony Hughes Is home from Schen-
ectady. n. V. for the holidays.
Peter 4. Coleman, of Scranton. will
spend Christmas at his home on tho
West Side.
Miss May Birs. of New York city. Is
home to spend Christmas with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brs. on Wash
inptOn street.
John Evans is home from the New
nglandConservatory of Music. at Boe-
ton. to spend the holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ~. Evans. I'll
Seventh avenue.
william T. Healey. of New York city,
vas in the city on Sunday lie was
here to accompany to their homes his
three children, Gertrude. Helen and
Edmond. who are scholars at the
boarding school of st. Rose academy.
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The News of Carbondale.

sixth avenue: transferring aOpropria :
,ions of $50 to city engineers oati-
mate and 500 ~ police fund; settling
with Contractor y. q. Moran FOR Sew
enth avenuc sewer: approval and pay
nient Of bills and the reuuisition of
Mitchell hose corhpany were all adopt
ed.
The petition Of the trustees OF the
Belmont street Methodist Episcopal
chapel asking for eNoneration from
Belmont street pavement. was referred
70 the legislation committee
There was Il citizen present who
spoke in behalf of the opening OF
Church street through Columbia
heights. but council believed this was
the duty of the owners of the tract. not
any business of the city. ana no heed
was paid to the appeal.
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Gecitation--Gordon Lee.
SongBy little girls.
iGxercise.-By eight girls.
Winter song.
song-"No Come This Happy Xmas
Mora" by school.
Trinity School Exercises.
The Sunday school of Trinity church
will hold exercises commencing at
o'clock Christmas night. The children
OF the parish will produce the cantata
"The Tables Turned: or II christmas
for Santa Claus" Misses Carrie Price
and Louise Slocunl will direct the ar
fair. Tho cast is as follows:
Norman and Dorothy. two mortal
children, Brooks Kafkn and Grace
RettcW.
Santa Claus winfield Smith.
Jack Frost. Kenneth Smith.
Ernlina. Linda Clark.
Star Shine. Ruth Iiisted.
Silver Spark, irene Watrous.
Crystal Clear. Edith Stevens
Christmas Joy. Grace Hollis.
The White Cat. i.orene Cross.
Chorus of snow flakes, Pearl Clark,
Kittie Nicholson. Jennie Smith. Marie
Moon. Kathryn Wheeler, Natalie
Fulkerson. Gertrude Harvey ana
Beatrice McNTullen.
Frost sprites. Mamie WatrOus. Nellie
Cross. Ruth Parry and Lois lsger.
Children of all nations. Janet Saw
yer. Gladys James. Jennie Pengelly.
Clara Fisher, Madolin Ward. Alger
Sawyer. Raymond Ward. Harper
Fulkerson. Andrew Hubbard. George
Nicholson. Frank Davis and Charles
Cundy.
Pages. Edward Purple. Kenneth I.of-
tus Harry Cundy.
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OBITUARY..

" .
Mics MAXI l.. ~ FRA hleu Ers'"r-
"hS morning III her nome on scout
street after rroIracten a'tack Oh
heart tfouDie ana dfopS!'
MISS i'"HN WAS porn III lhlS 'ltE
'hiitE-iNe Ne'rS ago ana ha" peeh Il
continuous resident mere Inc news or
her oeath W!li De received WIN ihu'h
S"rloW pS hef many lrlehuS' She WAS
ii woman or admirable qualities ana
was OF Il Klhu ana rh;trltah'" dlSpoSl-
tloh. just a month ago yesterday MISS
DullSS SISTER dled. she Is survived by
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The Christmas cantata and exercises
OF the congregational Sunday school
Will be held in the church at I30
o'clock this evening when the follow
ing programme will be carried out !:
Singing. Bells of Christmas" Sunday
school children: greeting. Ruth Mer-
ritt: cantata part I. "Children's Visit
to Santa Ciaus:' part .. exercises by
primary pupils while waiting for San
to Claus: recitation, Sarah Morgan:
song, Edith Griniths: recitation.
Treney: dialogue. christmas" Cliffs
Rawlng: song, Maud Grhtiths: recita-
tons Willard Griffiths, Luther Davis,
John Powell: song, Santa Claus Comes
Tonight
Mrs. Sidney Minnck. II we'll known
resident Of Rushbrook street. died at
S o'clock yesterday morning. Deceased
had been ailing for the past two
months from heart trouble but was
able to be around the house most of
the time. Tt was not generally known
among her friends that her illness was
of such Il dangerous nature. and her
death came to them as a painful sur
prise. Deceased was y years of age
and is survived by her husband and
sympathy is felt in their sad bereave-
ment. The time of the funeral will be
announced tomorrow.
The members Of Aurora lodge r. and
A. NJ. We're installed last evening by
District Deputy #. i. Wells of Scr:in.
ton. The ceremony was witnessed by
Il number of visiting Masons and ut
the conclusion of the ceremony ban
hotel.
Three of the Jermyn and Mayteld
soldier boys who have been serving for
the past two years in the Philippines
and China are Patrick Farrell. james
Gillig:n and Eddie Grier.
Petro Tellup. while carrying II kes
of powder to work in the Erie mine
yesterday. fell and fractured his arm.
The Misses Henwood of Second
street have issued invitations for Il
party on Thursday in honor of thei,
sister Alice. who is home from Strouds-
burg college.
cordener. the local junk man. and Il
relative who works for him. We're ar
rested last night in connection with IL
robbery of a quantity of copper wire
taken from the street car line near
Forest City Sunday night.
Mrs. j. ID. Pritchard of Second street
and Mrs. Dr.. Graves We're business call
ers at Scranton yesterday.
Floyd Hunter is spending the Christ :
mas with Mortimer Brown ut Middle
town. n. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. W. j. Baker. of Car
bondale. have again taken up their
residence here and will reside in the
house specially fitted up for them near
the residence of DR.. Bakers parents on
Main street.
Morgan Grif1iths. of Third street, was
Il Scranton caller yesterday.
Mrs. William Curley, of West May
field. who has been seriously i'll for
some time, underwent an operation
yesterday ut the hands of DR.. S. d. Da :
Wis and Dr.. Wheeler of Carbondale
Thomas Joplin is getting along nice
ly at the hospital at Carbondale and
was enabled to sit up Il short time ON
Sunday
Miss Minerva Mclaughlin. IA nurse
ut DR.. Wheeler's hospital at Carbon :
dale. and Miss Ada Lutey. also from
the Pioneer City, We're visitors here
ON Sunday.
The fair under the auspices of the
congregation of Sacred Heart church
will open ON Christmas evening.
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Grand Opera House
Friday, December ~,
ERNEST GAMBLE, Ra-so
FREDERICK MORLEY. Piano.
MISS JENKINS, Violin.
SIDEWALK ORDINANCE
LAID on TABLE
Common Councilmen Did Not Seem
to Understand the Measure and
Believing That No Harm Would
Be Done by Laying 1t on the
Table Refused to Take action.

Common council last night by Il vote
of to = laid on the table the ordi-
nance directing the laying of sidewalks
throughout tn" city.
The ordinance was introduced at the
last meeting by Mr. Whitfield. 1t made
it obligatory upon property owners to
lay sidewalks on such streets which
had an established grade. Tho Ordi-
nance was Il desirable amendment to
the ordinance of 1887. which permitted
wooden sidewalks to he laid on any
street within 30 feet of the city The
measure was timely and if passed
would be Il step in the march of prog
ress thai those who have the interest $
If the city ut heart would welcome
The councilnien who voted To lay ii
on the table. Messrs Collins. Masters
stone, Masters and Thompson We're not
,amiliar enough with the measure to
feel satisfied IN take an action on it.
md as ii had been printed by mistake
1t WAS necessary to either pass il or
eject il. The latter was deemed the
more prudent. and il was tabled
Messrs. Whitfield and Mr.. Evans We're
the only ones in favor of taking action
last night.
Before this disposition took place.
Mr.. Whitfield made an earnest effort
TO convince his colleagues that the in
.eicStS of the city cried for The passage
II the ordinance. carbOndale he said
NaS entirely too backward as COM
pared with other cities Of the third
lass. In the matter of sidewalks was
where the city was particularly lack
ns and to make abreast with the
march of progress it was essential that
the ordinance. which was II Just one
be enacted With legisluton
Storm. Doors in Sight
The postohce is To have the storm
doors for which it was necessary to
carry on an agitation through the
press, together with personal activity
The select council resolution providing
for these doors. also for Il routing desk
and two tranSomS over doors in the
postotiice ana a bulletin board in the
lobby OF the city building, was adopted
with only one dissenting vote.
II is hoped that no time will be lost
in carrying out III" provisions of the
resolution as it is II case wherein the
health Of the postorlcc clerks is con-
rerned. Al present they are obliged
IT, stand the cold blasts that blow in
through the unprotected swing doors
at the lobby.
other matters were disposed Of as
follows:
Resolutions directing the LAYING of
sidewalks in front of the properties of
owen Judge on Washington street. and
Henry Johns and II. u. Jadwin on
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THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
City Committee Fixes on January II, ,
and Sets Convention for Jan. IA.

The first step in the Spring election
campaign was taken last night. when
the city Republican committee met in
select council chamber and liked the
date OF the primaries and the time for
holding the convention.
Saturday, Jan. Ii, between the hours
of and p. M. vas set for holding the
primaries. ana Tuesday, Jan. ii. Il, 3
D. M. was fixed Tor the convention. The
place for holding the latter will he de-
cided later.
As this will De he first tim" for The
appicnion of the Crawford county
rules to city elections the matter of
expense Was discussed at length. The
prOnosilion will be disposed of without
amy friction. or This there is no doubt.
There Wer, ten L."inberS of the COM
milrc present,
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The New Breaker.

Plans for the erection of new
breaker to take the place of the re-
Gently burned Northwest breaker, are
now being prepared, and WILL ii Is en-
pected, be ready by January |. when
opcrtions will at one" be started for
its erection.
The new breaker will probably he
built closer to the mines than The site
of the old one. This will give better
facilities for the taking of coal from
the mines to the breaker, Formerly the
coal was taken nearly II mile by rail,
Which was q GreNt inCOlNeninncc.
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RaiLReoAD.'TtME TABLES.
Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
NNAn,nihor ~. lnOl.

November ~, mol
Trains leave ratbondSlc at city station "S 'o''
lows. .o
For Scianton and Wilkes Ba,rc-G.Oo, h'. ~
POI, 1901, 1l.2l u. M, LOO, ll3, 2oo' "''o'
6O5. 100. 1901. ll.OO y. m. a,
sunday trains leave at $50. ll.2l a. M h"'
~. $50. 500 y. m. x..
For Albany. Saratoga. Montreal "''5S"i nv
England points, etc, 100 u. M; l.'' ~ '''
ldaily,.
For Waymar aud ilonesdalr, ~ llo' H. ILL., :
s6l, s.13 y. IN. ,,.,
Sunday trains leave Wayn,ar, and lionesda'e
~ na0 q. nj: i.aj p. M ,, ,,..,
Trains arrive AT Carbondalc from Wtlnr''n'..n 81 "a
and Scrsnton "a follows: Csc. S.3I. o.'W V:,o
y. M; 12.3T 2O6. BIB. i.2s. COS. Ia s"'' '''''
11.5I y. M; EOS q. M ,o
Sunday trains arrive al %, a. M; i'.i" '''''
t2s $40. 113O y. III. 49,,
sunday trains arrive al tarbcndac hom way
mart and IIoncsdDp at 12lI and 10 u. IN.
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The Womlu'+ ,Hi,ltu Temperance '"''" "'"
hold their nest meeting ON Friday afternoon 'l
line home uf Mis-, Emma r,l,, "n OIL street,
North Eylo,. Gu,nr,, ol mpor'1ur" WilI hr
iJn.Irgcd
Foreman iohn u. .obu, : quite III az i',N h"'n"
= Riihosd sllcvt,
sk,y lodge, No. '9a. ludrpcudeni odrr OF q 1T
.sss,ac, viii meet in regular ,"s,ou tut' evening,
~ employs Of the Iaylor pyn', Holden,
Alchba,d and Continental mnc- viii hr paid to-
dlN for The fore pdlt oi Dccembrr
opera'io ION, wer. ,usurndcd al IA" Nrublld 80,
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MEETINGS OF TONIGHT.

Division No. ii. \. .. a.
ST. Vincent de Paul society.
Lucretla Lodge, Daughters OF Re-
bekah
LackaWanna tribe, Fed Men.
Knights of Honor.
Local union, No 1911.
Daughters of St ,;eOrse.
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Mrs. James Watson, Of SO Twelfth
street, Scranton, Pa. says: DR.. A. W.
'hase's Nerve Pills are fine ! began
10 ilse them for nervous sick headaches
ANA nervousness and had great success
IN stopping Them completely. Recently
! used them 10 overcome the depression
and weakness following grip ana they
strength and nerve steadiness. AS am
all round and general tonic they are
grand and ! ann very much pleased that
my attention was called To them
through Matthews Bros. Druggists,
No. $40 LackaWannu avenue
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THE PASSING THRoNG.

r. a. Mueller. of Honesdale, visited
tarbondale yesterday,
+. T. Ames the Waymart merchant,
Was in the city yesterday
John Roche. of Jermyn. visited Car
bondale friends ON Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Collins and Miss
Elizabeth Roche. of Jermyn, We're
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Theatrical Man in Town.

\. W. Young, representing Mildred
liolland's Power Behind The Throne"
and Harry GreenWay ana Charles Pre-
Nelsky, lithogruph distributors for the
Eleventh Hour company, billed for
TN" Grand, were IN the city yesterday.
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ALWAYS WEARY, ALWAYS TIRED

II is not natural in the youth mr~asei cc
iSnclncd TO find
III eeln% stealing and all times,
meals or on the contrary the restless
state lha robs the day OF all its pleasures au,
nus bun t" tumble and toss II only unnatural b in
dcatlve o state oI health rapidly approaching csiSa
affairs hat II not Immediately and nelacntly
complete colhSeconpetc loss oi all control
tenn and the ills whose
horrors no human powerfully descriptive enough paint To
ose persons who have reached this Dr. ~ W. Chasc
'l come like The strong swimmer to The almost drowned gives
10 them the strength 10 again reach safety pon-and further
~, sturdy man
Signature and portrait OF Dr. A. W Chase each box Price
Med. 90. 2l1 MaShinnlOn Y
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Mrs. Joseph Mitchell of al6 Linden
street. West scranton. Pa. SAYS: DIR
y, w. thase's Nerve Pills are fine |
was "A out of order, nervous. and could
not sleep-weak and miserable The
Kidneys were sluggish and the back
iaine-hothin6 seemed 10 help me until
! Soi a box of the Nerve Pills al Mat
'heWs Bros, Drug store, No. 320 Lack
aWahna avenue. Since I took them
sleep well-don't Jerk and talk. Ally
nerves are steady--i feel strong and the
Kidneys are working well again. | am
more Than pleased and glad 10 recon-
mend the medicine
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Visiting Salesman.

Fred Moses, of New York city, is the
guest of relatives in The city. He Is
rombinng business with pleasure and
Is showing "A line of clothine sold by
his firm II, g. Rosehlhal X 60.
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New York, Ontario and Western.
Sept. IL. 1901.

Sept IL. 1901.
Trains leave Caibondalc or scranton at 100 d.
n. 100 y. M.
sunday trains at 100 a. M. GOO y. M.
. Trains leave Carbondalc for points north AT
N.1O a. m. On sunday at O.l0 q. m: Trans
'ea'ihg at 10 n. week days aud olo a. W.
sundays make connections sor New York. Corn.
wall. cite.
Trains arrive from Scranton at ll.lO a. M: GAS
y M. from points north. 400 p. M. Sundays
from scranton at 91O a. M. and 40 y. hi.;
from tadosa at COG y. ~.
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To Cure Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bropio Quinnc Tablets
All druggists refund the money If IL
fails to cure. T., ", Groves signature
is ON each box, 25c. ~
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Erie Railroad.
June 90, 1901.

IWHN T'UI.
Trains leave city station, Carhordac. daily
tcNcept Sunday 1t 100 u. m. and AS p. m. Tor
Prandt and Nncvch ut 0.:3 a. M. daily teN'
'rptinC sunday, for Binghamion. making con.
nections for New York city and Buffalo. AMI at
so p. III. for SisquchannL, making connections
for western points.
sunday trains at oij a. H. for s,iso,lehanna,
with western connections, and G.27 p. IN, with
eanc connections.
Trains arrive at s.j2 a. m. and 5.i5 p. M.
Sundays at SIS a. m.
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Ebonoid
Novelties.

Sterling silver trimmings come
in al! the indispensable articles
for home use, such as Button
Hooks, Glove Buttoners, Letter
Openers, Shoe Horns. Seals, Gu
ticle Knives. Ink Erasers, and so
on. at lOc. csc and SOC.
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help HIM or her grow into a stro
This shaped boN--no other
cents al dealers OF DR., y. ". Oh
Mr., Samuel Rogers, of rs HYDE Park
,venue, Scranton, Pa, says II was in
a.Eun down Observation-Disclosures
yous and sleeping badly ana The appe-
tites, poor. | was told of DR.. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills and got II hox. As
result ! sleep ana eat well agaimr-,he
nervousness and headaches are gone
and my general strength back again |
am very much pleased with them and
glad TO recommend them 10 others
fsajs J can do eonscientiously.''t -,.
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will be celebrated. lnterment viii be
In st. Rose cemetery.
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OUR CHOCOLATE BON RONS,
for zoe pound, will meet your
approval for good wholesome
candy.
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HdndkerChiefS.

One of the busiest scenes in this
Big Store, is at the Handkerchief
counter. Visit it early today,
many choice bargains remain to
be picked up.
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Holiday Umbrellas

For men and women. A splen-
did array of fine Umbrellas here,
very fancy handles in silver and
gold, at prices from $1.OO up to
$12.OO.
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Leather Travelling Cases, con-
tanning whisk broom, tooth and
nail brush, comb and hair brush.
at 75c, $1.4O up to S2.25.
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Leather Goods.

MUSIC ROLLS-At 25c to
$2.9S.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-09
.GREATER THAN EVER.
All Other Peach Day Events to Be
Outdone This Year.

Three weeks or little less from the
present date the Peach Carnival, which
has made Grand Junction and the Grand
valley famous all over the western couu-
try, will be in full blast.
The program Of events prepared for
the entertainment OF the city's guests
upon that occasion comprehends the
largest number OF attractions end the
greatest sporting events ever given 10 a
Peach Day program.
The committee is actively at work and
promises that no one shall be disap-
pointed or that there shall be anything
missing in the way Of attractions at the
celebration of the event.
A costumsr will be here from Denver
and possibly one from Salt Lake with
costumes for the carnival dance and the
masked street carnival, so that there will
be bushels of fun and some to spare.
The fact that the celebration is to be
given on grand scale this year is pret-
ty generally known and people are com.
ing from all parts of the state. On this
score, however, there need be no noubt
whatever OF big crowd. People come
TO Grand junction for the celebration OF
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-09
FINAL ON REVENUE BILL.
Chief Executive Firmly Maintains
That Corporations Must Pay
Same As Others.

Denver, Aug. S-The state supreme
court will take up the revenue bill mat
ter on Monday, September II, il the at
torneys are ready to proceed at that
time. and render an opinion as soon
thereafter as possible. -,.--~-4ssa -
Governor Ornan will call special
session OF the Thirteenth general assem-
bly, at once il the state supreme court
upholds tho decision of Judge Dixon,
and may call it sooner
The members OF the state board OF
equalization have declared their inten-
tion to assess the corporate property OF
the atate in proportion to the county
assessments.
The members OF the state board OF
equal Zstion have been served with a
peremptory writ OF mandamus issued by
Judge Dixon, compelling them to assess
the railroads, telegraphs, telephones,
ETC., iu compliance with the old law.
BY vote OF II to % the county as