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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
SHIPS UR WAR
WILL Be SOLD
Chile and Argentina to Dis
pose of the Captain Prat
and Also Four Cruisers
WANT BETTER VESSELS
NavieS of the. Two South
America Countries Are to
Have Powerful Battleships

SANTIAGO, Chile, March 2S.-Ar-
rangements are being made for Chile
to sell the battleship Captain Prat.
the armored cruiser Esmeralda and
the cruiser Chacabuco, and for Angen-
tina to sell the armored cruisers Gar
ibaldt and Pueyrredon.
Senior Terry, the Minister of Argen-
tina to Chile. leaves here for Buenos
Ayres shortly to arrange the matter.
The sums realized by the sales of
these warships will be devoted to add
ing two powerful ships to the navies
of Chile and Argentina.
A dispatch from Santiago March %
said that representative of Charles
r. Flint announced that the Chilean
warships Captain Prat and Chaca-
buco had been bought. but that a
guarantee had been given that they
should not be sold to any belligerent
power. The sale, it was added, must
be approved by Congress.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
MISCONDUCT A GOOD
CAUSE FOR DISCHARGE
Judge Lennon of Marin County De-
cides/Novel Issue Between EN-
DlOyer and EmpIOye.

Clues NONet ISStte between EN-
ployer and EmpIOye.
SAN RAFAEL, March 2S.-Judge
Lennon Of the Marin County Superior
Court has handed down a decision
affecting both employe and employer.
The decision was the outcome of a
suit of w. A. Sutcliffe against George
e. Smith and d. c. Braid of Mill
Valley. Action was brought last June
and appeal taken to the SUI
perior Court. One of the points
involved was the right of an
employer to discharge an en-
ploye for acts of misconduct while off
duty affecting detrimentally the en-
pioyer's business. The decision of
Judge Lennon holds that an employer
has such a right, and so determines
a novel and very interesting point of
law regarding the relation existing be-
tween employer and employe.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles
Your druggist will refund money IL Pazo
Ointment fails TO cure you in to Ia days. Soc
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
Great o Furniture Sale

Mahogany Dressing Tables. French
plate. bevel-edge mirror; regular price,
$500; cut price, $1,000. At Pattosien's, s,
corner Sixteenth and Mission streets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
JURY SAYS A SENATOR is GUILTY
,peIled when their States seeded,

Continued From Page 1. Column 4
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
AGED ATTENDANT CAUSES
HOSPITAL INMATES DEATH
DdNIdIDtIIIO IHSTl
Epson Salts.

CarbOlic Acid Given to Patient
at Sacramento Instead of
Epson Salts.
SACRAMENTO, March 2s.-Franl,
Smith, an inmate of the County Hos
pital, died this morning from the ef-
fects Of a dose OF carbolic acid. given
10 him by mistake for epson salts bv
an aged attendant named Thomas Nc,
Donald
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
RAINING IN THE SOUTH.

egain commenced. The fall to date is
25. 60 inches.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29
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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-29

DR. sHooP's REMEDIES.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11
Horse Creek.

Frank McGrath continues inn
proving.
Robert Robson is worse again.
1t seems hard struggle for him
to recover.
Silas Stanley has returned to
the ranch after successful term
in the Holly schools.
Matt Brown, Jr., has gone to
visit with his sister, Mrs. Jas.
Cline. south of the river.
n. NJ. Brown is nearly ready to
begin laying tile in his ditch,
which will save him many back.
aches.
Your correspondent has not
seen Harry Wi!hoit this week.
He must have fallen ia love with
his wife.
The Robson brothers have just
finished stacking their last crop OF
feed. 1t Was immense. They
will have 100 tons left over.
G. NJ. Stanley is preparing TO
start two teams plowing for anoth-
er bumper feed crop. He has his
stone stable well along towards
roofing.
John Thomas thinks be is sew
eral years larger than Henry. I
saw him making goo-goo eyes at
some of Hollv's junior bellies
t'other day.
Jas, Hodgkins is repairing s
ditch for G.. l.. Mcpherson on the
old Kirk place. Jim Is getting
quite desirous to be farmer now.
You wouldn't think he ever vors
long spurs and rods slanting in
cowboy days.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11
Notice of Town Election.

To the qualified electors Of the
town OF Holly:
You are hereby notified that An
election will be held on the 9th
day OF April, A. D. 1904. in the
Adams building. town Of Holly,
Colorado, for the purpose of elect
ing Mayor for the term of one
year, three Trustees for term Of
two years each and three Trustees
for q term of one year each.
Nominations must be filed with
the Clerk and Recorder not earlier
than the 9th dav OF March, nor
lstet than the 2lst day of March,
A. D. 1904. H. A. PETTEr,
Attest: Mayor Pro Tenn.
l.. NJ. GEE,
Clerk and Recorder.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11
Mako This the Banner Beet Year.

Now that the failure Of the Las
Animas sugar factory to material
ize in time to take care of this
years beet crop is a certainty the
question of what will be done by
the farmers who contracted to
raise over one thousand acres Of
beets for that factory presents it.
self.
If the interests of the whole
district are considered above any
personal feeling in the matter
there can be but one answer to
this question. The American
Beet Sugar company, through its
chief agriculturist, W. K. Win
terhalter, expresses its willingness
to handle all the beets grown in the
valley and stands ready to make
contracts for all the farmers Of
this district want to grow this
year. 1t ought to be plain to ev-
eryone owning land in this dis
trict that the results of this years
crop will determine whether a
sugar factory can be secured for
next year.
1t matters but little what fscto-
ry grinds up this seasons crop.
The thing to do is for the farmer
to carefully figure out the largest
possible acreage he is capable OF
taking care of properly and make
contract with the American
Beet Sugar company for that
amount.
Mr.. Winterhalter was here yes
terday soliciting acreage for his
company. He assures the grow
ers that the trouble of getting cars
for loading beets promptly which
has heretofore existed will be OBJ
waited in the future so far as it
lies in the power of the company
to do SO. He says that no farmer
who brings in beets and finds
no car ready to receive them will
suffer any extra expense or incon-
venlence in consequence. He
says everything possible will be
done by his company to render
satisfaction to the growers and to
promote the beet industry of the
valley.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11
Teacher Association, Held at Grana-
da, March s. 1904.

The last and one of the most
successful meetings Of the year of
the Prowers County Teachers as
sociation was held in the ,beauti-
full new school building at Grana-
da on Saturday, March 5th.
Those attending included not
only teachers from all parts of
Prowers county, but also many
visitors. Among the latter were
Miss Sargent, the county superin-
tendcnt Of Bent county, and Miss
Mary Lyons, the county superin-
tendent of Otero county.
The papers were well prepared
and the discussions following them
contained many helpful sugges-
tions along teachers line of
work. The music by the Sunny
side quartette was much apprecia-
ted.
After the sessions adjourned the
members of the association and
their friends were royalty enter
tanned at supper by the Granada
teachers. The supper, which waS
most excellent one, was prepared
by the Ladies' Aid society of Gra-
NADIA ard was served in the new
Methodist church. 1t is needless
to say that this repast was greatly
enjoyed by all present.
During the evening an cnjoya-
bic literary program was rendered.
ALICE 81. WATSON,
Secretary
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

If troubled with weak digestion
belchiug or sour stomach. use
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and you will get quick re-
lief. For saie by Tkslman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11
SUBSCRIPTION PRICR.

Advertising Bates.
ons inch single col. display. per month. Soc
= " double col, :" oi.O
Local reading notice. per line, each insertion Sc
Reduced rates will be made on display ''sAs'
10 extensive advertisers.
All advertisements win be run until ordered
out unless inserted for = stated time.
Display ads" changed monthly. II desired.
Local reading notices changed weekly.
All kinds Of lob printing neatly doLe. Call
and get our estimates.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Several farmers brought wagon
loads of hogs to town Saturday
The hogs were bought by w. F.
There, who took them to Tribune,
Kansas, and sold them at public
sale on Monday. That county
was about out of hogs and the peo
pie there were SO delighted with
the alfalfa and sugar beet swine
that they bid on them regardless
of the Kansas City or any other
market. A. L. johnson went up
and did the selling.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Mrs. Robt. Pringle of Tribune
has been visiting Mrs. A. l.. job n
son since Wednesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Mrs. c. l.. Mcpherson was i'll
the first of the week but she is
now better.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Mrs. +. G. Hoffman attended
the teachers meeting at Granada
Saturday.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

& The residence of Mrs. Fannie
Stubs, on her ranch south Of the
river, was burned last Sunday.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

We have number of extra cop
les OF the issue Of February l9
containing the History Of Holly
While the supply lasts they can
be had At FIVE cents each.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11
Cant&loupe Seed

The English Lumber company
now has on hand plenty of Choice
Noted Gsn Ckntadoups 6sed.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

| Local and Personal.
See the new Crescent bicycle. r
King agent. u
Wanted. to buy heavy work
horses and mules. MCMURrRY l.
BAIRD. tG ~~
On Wednesday we were again
reminded that this is the month
OF March. ...
Commissioner Mcpherson at
tended the regular monthly ses-
sion of the board the first Of the
week.
Clair Chapman, Percy Powell
and Pearl Sheppard OF Tribune
were in town Sunday.
DR., Shobe will bs here on
March 20, 21, and 25nd, prepared
TO do all kinds Of dental work.
H. S. Kimber sold his farm this
week to d. l.. Francis, Of Chilli
cothe, No. for $500, or $50 per
acre. ..s4
Attorney G. n. Thorn of Lamar
was here Tuesday as counsel for
the defendant, in the Brown
White case in the justice court.
Better come in and get a dozen
papers containing the history of
Holly and send them to your east
ern friends. We will mail they for
you at 5 cents acopy.
Elmer, tho 14.Year old son of
j. H. Couch, broke one of his
arms at the wrist Sunday. He
fell of log that served as u foot
bridge across Horse creek.
Miss Ruth Hoffman returned to
Granada Monday morning, having
sufficiently recovered from her ill
ness ss to be able to resume her
" ork in the phone central Office.
Johnny Simpson and family
moved to Sand creek Wednesday,
where they will reside during the
summer. johnny will ride the
Amity canal from Sand creek to
Buffalo creek.
As q result of a scrap between
the Coolidge school teacher and
some of his pupils last week boy
who was not concerned in the
trouble was hit on the head by a
rock and is in a dangerous condi-
ton. The injured bov is the son
OF J. A. Shanstrom, an old and
respected citizen Of that place.
J. W. Wilkin, president of the
Holly Cantaloupe association. is
endeavoring to have the largest
possible acreage planted this
spring, aud the enthusiasm with
! which the farmers are taking to
the idea is very gratifying. 1t is
the unanimous opinion that this
will be a good year. for canta-
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Ladies visiting Lamar will
find lrwin's millinery store the
best equipped in the state east OF
Pueblo. Spring goods are already
hero and selling. Only first-class
trimmers employed.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11
Insure with the Best
THE MOUNTAIN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
DENVER, COLO.

Writes Farm and City Property and will Its
known by its reputation. having written than
One Million the past year. Has unpaid
losses and wss never sued. Write OF phone
D. LIE MASTER, Lamar, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11
Local and Personal.

See the new Crescent bicycle. r
King agent. u
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Elmer, tho l4.Year old son of
j. H. Couch, broke one of his
arms at the wrist Sunday. He
fell off log that served as Il foot
bridge across Horse creek.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Miss Ruth Hoffman returned to
Granada Monday morning, having
sufficiently recovered from her ill
ness ss to be able to resume her
work in the phone central Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

e Trial
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The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

bost Woa-
&c, pleas
kcs gently
II bowels.
bel cold, D.,
stipation'
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Sold AID
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Better come in and get dozen
papers containing the history OF
Holly and send them to your east.
ern friends. We will mail they for
you at 5 cents a3copy.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Wanted. to buy heavy worl
horses and mules. MCMURrRY 4
BAIRD. ~~t..
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

Attorney G. n. Thorn of Lamar
was here Tuesday as counsel for
the defendant j in the Brown
White case in the justice court.
The Holly chieftain., 1904-03-11

On Wednesday we were again
reminded that this is the month
Of March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19

affairs. failed % enter into his
mode - life or 10 appreciate bic
husbandiy kiudueHHsH aud aiten
lions While iu bis home The de-
PENDANT has been moody. whimsical
and fuity thereby rendering plain
tIffE life bufleuFume.H
This b. legal summary Of the
domestic trials Of Hlu Bailey. a.
set forth iu a paragraph Of q d.
Fprrg complaint drawn up and filed
BY bic attorney this morning
Although Hr bailey has been
married about eight months be has
Hprnt only thrive weeks and nine
dayr 81 that time With hlH bride
He states iu his complaint that
Hheu they had only been man and
Wifr nine daFs his better hhf Tired
81 him and aaid she wa SORRY ahc
had ever left her mother and meant
tn demonstrate her repentance A.
ever leaving her happy home FOR
him. b FoInF straight back % the
patrfual mauHiuu
After BE- had spent sis month"; of
hiH honey noon b. himself. accord
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WILL DIE OF L0cK-HW

Aide Jones. the S.year-old son
Of Mf 81 Jones. who lives on Fair
view avenue. D. suffering the tor.
lures Of loetiaw. az the result of
the explosion ~ "a toy pistol July &
Il 10 expected that before midnight
the little fellow vii have bfeathvd
his last
While playing soldier on the
Fourth Aide pressed toy pistol
containing a blank eartridE, 70 bile
breast and it vent Off A small and
almost impereepuhie wound vas
Inflicted but IL rapidly became In
fsctrd eIth poison from the Waf 81
the cartridge The small boy b
mother soon became aware that The
wound Nar apt 90 prove dangerous
The little chap uaa taken % the
hospital a feN days ago and "a slight
operation performed iie Ercw rap
idly WORSE and three days ago lock
Jaw ast ln The child is IN terrible
agony ADD no hope whatever Is en-
teftalued fof his recovery.
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TOUGH WORK
PROSECUTING ATTokN WY
scoTT8 NUoLloI NcE IN
WHtrTLUsEY CAGE MhkU8
WORK TOR JunoE TUCKER

Special Judge Wilmon Tucker 70.
aumcd bis labora today in deciding
an uureeorded motion for a nousuit
In the case Of the County ot King
against "a County Treasurer GhaH
r Whittlcasy, 10 recover his firrt
term shortage. lie expects 10 rem
der decision In three or four
days. The fact that Prosecuting
Attorney Scott did not take the
trouble 10 present arguments IN
resistance Of the alleged motion Tor
"A nouauit iH making the labufu OF
the special Judge very afduous.
All tho matter which should
have been laid before him By The
attorneys iu the case aud more par.
ugularly the prosecuting attorney
he has 20 dig for himself among the
records The prosecuting attorney
has long nlure ceased 10 eyince The
slightest interest In the suit lie
presented the ruuutyH side OF the
ease iH the weakest puHaible manner
aud haa NOT bothered with u since
Even In eases Of considerable lees
Importance IL Oh unusual 90 aes "a
motion for a uauHut submitted
without argument on either side.
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strav Hats one half price T.
~. Brooks & CO, i22I Second ave
niue. zee
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COUNCIL CANNOT OVERLOOK RUMoRs OF GAM
BLING AND ASSOCIATION AT THE POPULAR RE
SORT

Tho Malsou Barheris. one 81 Sc
atuc's most fashionable restaurants
aud banquet halls. IL under invea-
ugauon by the license aud revenue
committee OF the council II re-
ports which have gemc 10 the com
mittco. that gambling aud aEsiEua-
ton are being carried on In the re
sort. are found ca be true IL is like
II that a transfer OF the liquor
license from the second e. the first
floor Of the building. located AZ the
corner Of Second avenue and James
street. which va asked of the eoun-
eli last night. will not be granted
Nearly a week ago the bar Was
transferred t. the first flocr and
has been dolug business there stnco
that time without a license This ia
only one of the features ef the ease
which does net look go0d 20 the
council BoWsu burnett and Ehlu-
den. a majority OF the license and
revenue committee. voted AZ It's
meeting Yesterday afternoon o. rec
omend the rejection OF the license
When lt came up In the council
however. on motion % Chairman
BENJAMIN. Il vas. after a little dis
enssiou. referred back 70 the com
mittee
nowen and burnett took n deter
mined stand against the granting
Of the license and the Indications
are that they will fight IL % a fin
ish They are taking their stand
In opposition 90 chief Delaney
These two members Of the commit
tee have heretofore followed the
course In regard q the treatment
Of saloons marked out BY Mayor
nallinEer and Chief Delaney The
fight which they began yesterday
marks their departure from that
policy
They supported originally the an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
REDMOND MUST
STAY FROM HOWE

Mrs. blanche l.. Redmond told a
story OF almost unbelievable cruelty
In a divorce complaint. which she
filed against her husband Grant
Redmond, Ia the superior court this
morning Redmond owns half
interest In the Dairy Kitchen. on
Madison street
Mrs Redmond claims that. for
the Last hiN years she has endured
the muat brutal treatment at her
husband hands lie has beaten
her a. she lay 40 In bed. she al.
legcd until her pillow wa Hatu.
rated with blood. and has kicked
her until ahe Wa black and blue.
Beside nearly Killing her by bis
cruelty. Mn Redmond claims that
the defendant has shown a decided
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Houghton & Hunter

7o4 First Avenue.
Watch inspectors o.
@ n y p and Inter
urban Railways Carry
a line q the Finest
Watches.
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aversion 20 supporting either her
or their little daughter and bias told
her that " Bhc needed money "a
get out and rustic for Il a. he had
to do
Mru. Redmond asks foF the eua
tody Of her child aud that her huH.
band be forced To- support hpr
Judge Griffin. uu Mn Hodmnud'u
application. granted an order this
morning restraining Grant Red
mond from annoying his wife or
visiting her during the tendency Of
her suit
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ing 10 BaIley's story. Mr. bailey
returned 10 him and they quarreled
for three weeks. Whrn she again
departed hence BAILEY claims 10
have heard on the very beat au-
thontY that biz wife does not ever
intend 90 become a fixture ia hif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
now WANTS DIVORCE

After twenty three years OF mar
ried life. William nyora this morn
tnF Instituted divorce proceedings
against his wife. Mira Henrietta
nyora on ground Of dcsertion Mr.
aud MrH hyerH are the parents Of
ten children They were married
In Canada and lived together until
1901 when nyrra claims that his
wife deserted him and has refused
10 come back to her home
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home 60 ia very anxious for = d.
Yorre ~ bis wife will not live
with him be says he does not WIKI
her % bear his name and has peti-
TONED the court 70 force her to
resume her maiden name. which n
Hattie York.
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NO LICENSE YET FOR
THE MASON BARBERIS

be asked the brewing company TO
make arrangements 90 Eot a license
several weeks ago and had supposed
It had been secured by this time.
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Joe Dixon. Aroused Of larceny
from the person vill be held FOR
= hearing before Justice Gordon Ia
the sum % s. 600
LLOYD Smith IL years ~ aEe o.
beyond the control Of his parents
and vii be- sent 10 the reform
school he wah sont 10 the police
station last night from Fremont
here bis parents live