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The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-30
GIBSON

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Bee.
man, Monday, Nov. 2lst, son.
Mrs. Meredith spent a pleasant
day recently with Mrs. Sprugeon.
Mamie Heckert and Lula Harsh
were callers at Harry Troth's Sun
day afternoon.
Mamie Hopkins, Edna Camtielc
and Hazel Van Sickle called on Lei;
Spurgeon Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houtchens and fam.
lily, recently from Texas, moved in
to the house at the nursery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder and two chill
dren, jessie and Claude, visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harris
Mrs. Jennie McCurry and daugh-
ter of Fort Collins visited two week:
recently with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. Webster.
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BEEBE DRAW

Mr.. Girvan is having his new
house plastered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Arens visited
at r. Chesnut's Sunday.
August and Henry Baab of Greeley
visited their parents Sunday.
Bert Anderson has built fine new
residence on his claim near Whites s
mine.
Mrs. c. Clarence Rudd of Greeley
visited her father, j. Thompson, on
Sunday.
Several of this community Joined
the NJ. w. A. lodge at LaSalle Sat-
urday night.
Miss Rose Dean, who is attending
the Normal, spent several days the
first of the week with her parents.
The school board have put nice
woven wire fence around the school
yard and will build new sheds soon.
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THE DELTA
Mr.. Waite is building new barn.

Mr.. Waite is building new barn.
Albert Lawrence has built one OF
the finest onion cellars in. the
country.
Miss Nellie Waite, who has been
visiting tie last three months In
Kansas returned home last Saturday.
Mr.. Anderson is building one OF
the most commodious houses on the
Delta. 1t will be a great addition
to the many good houses recently
built here.
Mr.. Carlson has bought Mr.. Nc
Kune's five acres and also five-acre
tract lying just north of 1T. 1t Is
now occupied by Mr.Jackson but MIR.
Carlson will probably move onto 1t
and. make it his home.
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EATON

Mrs. A. c. Adams is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Gladys Lowrey was visitor
in Windsor Sunday.
E. 7. Engle was transacting busi-
ness in Eaton Saturday.
Rev. Dickinson was calling on
friends in Ault Monday.
Mrs. Jack Schoonover was a pas
senger for Greeley Tuesday.
James Kendall and wife were visit
ing friends in Eaton Sunday.
Mayor Daley and family now oc-
cupy the A. J. Eaton residence.
Armour Dickerson and his friend,
MIR. Norris, were in town Saturday.
Dan Kinney : of Frazer, on the
Motfat road, was in Eaton Thursday.
C. w. Logan left Wednesday after
noon for his home in Norden, Ne
braska.
MIR. Grenlee of the Clayton lumbe
company was transacting business in
Eaton Tuesday.
Eaton Circle No. 10, will give a
dance at the Woodmen hall Thurs
day night, Nov. 30.
George Smiley who has been ailing
for some time went to the hospital
the first of the week.
Ellis Smith has sold his residence
in Eaton and will move his family
to Greeley in the near future.
The Misses Bertha and Ella
Brooks will spend their Thanksglv-
ing with their father and mother In
Fort Morgan.
The second number of the lecture
course will be given at the Baptist
church Thanksgiving night by Ell
liott A. Boyl.
Union Thanksgiving services Will
be held in the NJ. E. church Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 10Th. All are
cordially invited.
Judge Willard and wife and W..
E. Lester and wife drove up from
Greeley Sunday and spent the day
with MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Sheer.
Rev, Dickenson and A. j. Eaton,
Cushman Smiley and Dan Miller and
wifesswere the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Con Stockfleth at turkey dinner
last Sunday.
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ELWELL

E. N. Miller of Greeley visited
Geo. Dunn last week.
Foss Wilson is quite i'll with an.
pendicitis at the Loveland hospital.
Miss Fern Mead of Highlandlake
Is spending the week with Elwell
relatives.
The Friends" have purchased a
nice set of maps for the use of the
Sunday school.
Gid Clark and wife are preparing to
spend the winter at Mr.. Clark's old
home in West Virginia.
The little folks of Mrs. Skull S
Sunday school class gave her plea S.
ant little surprise party last Satur,
day afternoon.
There will be sermon and special
music at the chapel Thanksgiving
evening at I O'Clock. Afterwards
the young people will serve an oyster
supper.
Special music is being prepared
for the evening of Dec. sth, wher
Mr.. Aylesworth will lecture at the
chapel on 1.-The Men and Women ol
Colorado
Levi Gibson will not move to his
ranch on the Big Horn this year
but will go instead to Montana,
where he has position as field
superintendent.
There is to be, quite an exodu
from this community this week-th'
families of August Rosenow, Pear
Mead and Rob Dewitt leaving for new
homes in Montana.
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habitants sufficient water from the Cache
la Poudre river by means OF suitable and
pipe ne rafvdin of 70 fprn.
fsh an adequate supply. of water, includ,
ing other desirable appliances to be used
msh MAINS .ne and to exaend to
la Pondrf river and to be IT
the canon thereof in Larimer county, Col,
orado, and to acquire new and additional
chase, appropriation and otherwise. and
divert and transport SAID water by means
OF said pipe line to said City OF Greeley,
erection and construction of works. and
acquisition OF water supply by an issue
aha iter sh issued o pursuant to in that
behalf to be passed by the city council OF
said city in form and in terms as by law
rsfofrsd pal OF said bonds shall not EXCEED three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars;
a boses shaP be
sa said dc city. in which shall be deposited ali
sabmitted. submit, led Which VII ballots shall he re;
ceived, counted, certified, returned and
canvassed by the election Judges and
Ballots shall be furnished at each polling
Fl We at aer and 6ny sueR saa
fled voters in said city who are taxpayers
under the law shall be permitted to vote
notice OF submission of said question
shall be given by incorporating copy. OF
this ordinance In a notice OF said election
to be signed by the Mayor and City Clerk
OF said city and published in some news.
paper published in said city OF Greeley at
least fifteen days prior to the holding. o!
said election. and by posting, q printed
copy OF said notice at each polling. place
Section 3. The polls OF said election
shall be 22Rened at Al NJ and md ci2sed ?, dat at
ton shall be as. follows: For the first
ward at the building No; 722. 9th street;
the third ward at the Court House.
Section 4. If at such election a majority
construction Of said water works. the
and ali steps necessary and proper to con
strnct such water works and I'd acquire acauiirs
and its inhabitants for domestic, fire,
spEinkling OF streets. lawns nnd.parks;
it deems necessary, and shall by ordi-
nance provide for the issuance and sale
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All Over Weld.

pected to be permanently located in
Evans by the first of December.
Mrs. w. f. Morrison went to
Sterling Friday for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Grace Russell.
Mrs. E. F. Wheeler left Tuesday
for Murry, Neb., where she expects
to spend the remainder Of the win.
ter.
The dance given by the Evans
Club at Young's hall Friday evening
was pleasant affair. a large number
of persons attending. Music was
furnished by the Evans orchestra.
The literary and musical enter
tainment given at the Reformed
Presbyterian church last FRIDAY
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland of
Denver was success In every way
Each number was we'll rendered and
highly appreciated by the large
audience In attendance.
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LASALLE

JessesBeattie is i'll with. typhoid
fever.
J. b. Dunn and niece, Miss Dili,
spent Friday with Mrs. Jas. l'unil
Stewart's two.story brick is lin
ished. Store below and I. " nail
above.
Mrs. Jas. Stewart, who has peeh
i'll for the past week is reported very
much better.
r. Hubbard of. Denver spent q
few days with his parents Mr. anu
Mrs. d. p. Hubbard, last week.
/: MIR. and Mrs. Jas. beattie anu
Mrs. d. S. Ellis were dinner guests
Of Miss Bella Faris OF Peckham Ell
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The Daniels School.

The entertainment held at the
Daniels school last Friday evening
was a success. There was quite
crowd present and everyone seemed
to enjoy himself. The boxes ranged
from twenty-five cents to five dol
lars. Miss Ethel Kinks selling the
highest. After the boxes were sold
there was cake bid to the prettiest
young lady and the most homely
young man present. There was sew
eral candidates for the prettiest
young lady and it was hard to decide
Just which was the prettiest, there
being so many present. Miss Befle
Jones of Hillsboro was awarded the
cake and E. Fl. Houtchens OF the
Johnstown school the other. The
total sum realized was S37. AS.
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Browne and Shearer.
The Reliable AuctiOneers
Greeley = Colorado

Tuesday, Dec. 81 mile west Evans
on Gun Barrel road. Horses, cattle,
hogs. chickens, household goods. AT
this sale We have registered Shorthorn
bull coming years old, and l registered
COW years. j. H. Barnes. owner.
Friday, Dec. 15.-1 mile northeast
from LaSalle. Horses, cattle, hogs, i'm
plements, household goods, hay, oats, 30
head pedigreed Belgian hares. J. L.
Cornelius, owner.
These are all closing out sales; every
thing sells.
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day. Miss Faris' uncle, Rev. J. G.
X. Faris, of Beaver Falls, Pa, was
guest Of honor.
Clayton Is stocking a lumber yard
ana Will put up brick sheds. j..
Stewart will be manager Of the
yards.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Bentley left
Tor Brighton Monday. Mr.. Bentley
has accepted position on the U. p.
railroad.
Rev. Seaman has accepted the in
vitatton extended by the members of
The First Presbyterian church to fill
the pulpit until April.
The U. P. railroad it is understood
will make park in the spring south
of the depot, and will build a house
for the pumper on the railroad right
of-way.
Postmaster Mckinney moved his
office into the Stewart building
Monday. He has new cabinet and
Will supply those who desire with
lock boxes.
Rev. j. G. X. Faris, who has been
visiting his brother, S. R. Faris of
Peckham, took the train at LaSalle
the first of the week, Mr.. Faris
will visit with his niece, Rev. Mrs.
Edgar, of La Junta before returning
to his home in Beaver Falls, Pa. +
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HlLLsBoRo

Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Lewis spent
a few days last week with Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Klug of Box Elder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Stewart OF
Platteyille spent Sunday with Mrs
Stewards sister, Mrs. Lee Bowles.
Among the Hillsboro people Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Baker, John Brewer
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Bright Will
spend Thanksgiving at Denver.
w. Pope and family drove to Den
yer Sunday, returning the latter part
Of this week, and will leave next
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|ehIandIaks

.,,t,ges would rent we'll
.,,n returned to his home
,Dv Ballenger entertained
sunday
.orort last week moved to
lar Fort Lupton'
,uIIigan of Mt. Zion was a
aller here Sunday.
al the beets In this Sec
h,uled to the dump.
ION and family of Highland
Icburch here Sunday.
V Holmes enjoyed a visit
at Maple Park ranch.
1obnson of Liberty Hall
Illness caller here Saturday.
?. woodley is stopping In
otinc medical treatment.
Ind and family expect to
tbelr home IN Omaha this
h Mrs. Gregg we're Hygiene
Sunday. They were accom-
their daughter, Winifred.
Coates of Johnstown visited
BAY in the home Of Henry
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n PROPERTY AT TAX SALE AND
EXPIRATION OF TIME OF RE-
DEMPTION.
To all whom it may concern:

To all whom it may concern:
Take notice that on the 2nd day OF De-
cember A. ID. 1901, the County Treasurer
OF Weld County in the State of Colorado.
duly sold for the delinquent taxes of the
year A. d. 1900. the following described
real property, situate in said County and
State, to wit: The north half and the
southwest quarter OF Section one, Town
ship, one north, Range sixty-eight West
to H. l.. Beardsley, who purchased the
same :that the said real property was taxed
for the year 1900 in the name Of O.. f.
Cooper; that the said H. l.. Beardsley has
assigned the certificate OF purchase, is IS
sued on account Of such puIchase to H +.
owner and legal holder thereof: that ii
said real property be not redeemed s s H. from ,
A. ID. 1906, the undersigned will on said
9th day Of March apply to the CoMnty
of Colorado for a tax deed to said real
27th day of March =. ID. 1906. said real
property or any part thereof may be re-
deemed from said tax sale.
Dated this 9th day of November A. ID.
1908.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Nov. 80 1905. Last publication, Dec. IA.
1905.
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AUL1

ad has moved into his new
McGlenn's addition.
blinnis will probably move
bew house in a week or so.
hptist Ladies Aid will not
Is week on account OF
wing,
tOecks cash store have had a
NJ warehouse built in the
beir store.
Fred Carlson has gone to
J and Mr.. Carlson will move
ture up there soon.
nd Mrs. S. A. Wilson of
Conn, have been visiting
fy of j. Il. Morrison.
Rsket social Saturday night
e a success. The program
and the baskets sold we'll.
Il. Nichols arrived from
RSt week. Her husband Is
for DR.. Anderson and they
Pably settle in Ault.
(n Graefe has moved into
house west of town and G..
p is going to move into the
cated by Mr.. Graefe.
DR.. Mccain has returned
Denver hospital where she
|be treated for an abcess OF
bach. She is nearly recov.
khodes, who lives west OF
10 a horse stolen from his
night last week and Satur-
'me home looking somewhat
e for wear.
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Notice to Stockholders.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Home Electric
Light and Power Co. will be held in
the Steele hall, Main street. Tues
day, January 8, 1906, at 7:3O p. M,
for the purpose of electing seven d.
rectors for the ensuing year and
transacting any other business that
may properly be brought before the
meeting.
Albert F. Carter, Secretary.
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Whereas. the present water supply and
the present water works system. OF the
City OF Greeley are inadequate for the
needs of said city and OF it's inhabitants,
whereby a new water works system rs IN
the opinion of the city council oil SAID Guy
necessary; and,
Whereas, full plans and specifications,
,pproyed by the city council OF said city,
have been prepared by its consultiraiG ting. en- N
The city clerk, and the same are estimated q
to involve an expenditure Of upwardS o.
presumably less than three hundred and
iiity thousand dollars, being greater
cost than was submitted to voters by or
dinnnce No. 1873; ,
Re il Ordained BY the City Council OF the
City of Greeley, Weld County, State 'of
Colorado: l.,
section /. That a special ELECTION be
held in said City of Greeley, on TUESDAY,
The 18th day OF December. 1908. at which
there be submitted to such OF the t,Inax. 9Taii.
ers under the law voting at said election.
the question Of the erection and construc'
lion of a water works system for the pur'
pose OF supplying to said city and its IN
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EVANS

Robinson of Aulu was an
|sltor Monday.
Andrews of Main street is
Ill with heart trouble.
Hattie Kelley of Denver is
Oh Grandma Hutfsmith.
A'hg OF Center Point, Iowa,
visiting friends here for
week.
covert and C. f. Garnet of
L.. are the guests Of DIR.
Ind family.
T., NJ, Wylie is expected
su'iesoay evening after an
Of over a month.
|. DSeiie and family left for
last Monday where they
make their home.
'A'iiah and family are ex-
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week for Missouri, where they will
visit relatives this winter.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stedman Of
Windsor spent Sunday with Mrs.
Newman. Mr.. Stedman returned
that evening, but Mrs. Stedman Will
remain for few weeks visit.
Mr.. Williams had several SACKS OF
potatoes stolen from his dug out one
night last week. Luckily for Mr..
Williams the thief made mistake,
taking culls instead of his good po-
tatOeS
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of such bonds as may be necessary and
proper for. said purpose.

of such bonds as may be necessary and
proper for. said purpose.
Passed and adopted, signed and aP-
proved, this 2Sth day of November, A. D.
1905.
FL. GREEN, Mayor.
A'tsfti Il. i. HENpERsoN, Sf5I City Clerk.
State of Colorado
County OF Weld Sss
City OF Greeley
Il, M. P. Henderson, City Clerk OF the
City of Greeley. do hereby. certify that the
reregG9}g % ann n1 ;on waS as ordered
printed at an adjourned meeting Of the
city council held November Il, 1905. that
the same was printed in the Greeley Tri-
bune. a newspaper published in said city,
for a period Of ten days thereafter. and at
/ a subsequent adjourned regular meeting
OF the city council held November 90, 1905,
said ordinance No. l41 was duly passed
and adopted by a vote OF six ayes, nayes
NJ P. HENDERSON, City Clerk.
Published in Greeley Tribune Novem-
Der 80, 1908.
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Ordinance No. 14I.

r9 PRsHE1H1RsEd PEgH11s H9a sgFNgHSSS Is IHB
ERE!GiT,Io,NsSo 0F 4 Sn s4SP SPP1 f Y MSNSHs z {
oi>IRING A WATER SuPPLY, TQ
THOSE VOTERS OF THE CITY t, 0E'
GREELEY WHO ARE TANPAYdEstRtES' y. a III :
oi'ESTION, AT A SPECIAL ELEC,
TiON TO BE HELD ON THE 26TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, A. ID. 1908.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29
HART Wins

Woodward's Pavilion. San Fran
cisco. Cal. Mar. 29.-t Special, -
Marvin Hart was awarded the de
cision over Jack Johnson in 20
round contest last night that went
the limit. but he was far from dem
onstrating that he is qualied to meet
Jim Jedries.
Hart was as badly punished man
as has been seen in the ring Tor
long time, but he was game TO the
core and kept boring into the big
colored man all through the hight
Johnson's undetermined clever
ness did not count much. Nhlle ne
was able to hit Hart frequently ms
blows did not seem TO affect the
white man.
The large crowd present were op-
enIv with Hart, who was the snort
ender in the betting and every lead
he made at Johnson, whether ne
landed or not, was greeted with yelis
of joy. ,-,.,,o on1,.
effective blows in the llth round
when he landed a right swing on
Johnson's jaw that staggered lhe
black man and nearly knocked MN
over. -, .t.,. bo
Referee Greggalns Sldleu ,l"l 90"
gave the decision TO Hart Detausg
Ian through the fight Hart ana an
the forcing and leading: 10 ,1.-,
According to Greggains, IL iiaIl
had not pursued his tactics ueL'
~orId have been no fight as John
son merely contented himself win
countering. ,,,,f,,
Hart's face was battered to a pulp
but .Iohnson's blows did not seen
to have much sting to them Jonn
SON did a great deal of uppe9reqIl II,
ting, but Hart covered up and and, the
The general opinion of those ,Ii, Wh'
Witnessed the fight was that hellHe' he..Il',
man would stand any chance WI, wiz
Ietfrles. The champion would prop
ably beat them both in the SAINT
fight.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29

Forest Christman. a well known
carpenter, is suffering from serious
injuries received Sunday morning,
and yesterday his condition was very
critical.
Late in the forenoon of sunday
MIR. Christman and several other
Young men We're standing in front Of
the Gordon drug store when they
concluded TO see which was the best
Jumper. Each fellow took his turn
at jumping over a wheel rack stand
ing in front of the store. As Christ
man jumped his feet caught on the
top of the rack and he fell back on
the granitoid pavement, receiving a
terrible blow on the head
He was picked up in an uncon-
scious condition. but soon regained
consciousness and was taken to his
home. apparently not very seriously
hurt.
Dr. a. G. Taylor was called to see
the young man late in the after
noon and found him suffering con
siderably. On examination the ply
sician found that a small blood YES
sci had evidently broken in the brain
After a short time he seemed tc
grow better. and all day Monday suf-
fered but little. However, yesterday
he became worse. Today there is
some Improvement, but the young
man is stil in a very serious condi.
ton
MI Christman is about 2l years
of age.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29
THREE BIRTHS ON THE SEA.

New York, Mar. 29.-Three days
behind her record time for her pas
sage. the neutrality-suspicious. line
steamer Pretoria came in from Ham
burg with story of extremely Sc
we're weather on the Atlantic. Con
stant westerly gales and head seas,
varied only by periods marked by an
Increase in the adverse conditions
was, in brief, the Pretoria's eXper-
ience. as related by her officers.
One life was lost, that of a sea
man who was blown into the sea dur
ing a hurricane. The Pretoria's pas
scnger list was increased by three
during the voyage. All the births
were in the steerage quarters.
Among the passengers were Lieu
tenant Vargios of the Russian army.
He is going to San Francisco to look
after Russian transport affairs there.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29
PEACE DOVE Badly Injured

ST. PETERSBURG, MAR. 20
(SPECIALD-RUSSIA HAS MADE
KNOWN INDIRECTLY TO THE
THE NEGATIVE con
DITIONS UPON WHICH PEACE
CAN BE MADE. THEY ARE PRIN-
CIPALLY AS FOLLOWS:
NO CONCESSIONS OF TERRI
TORY.
No INDEMNITY.
RUSSIA HAS LEFT 1T TO JAPAN
TO DECIDE WHETHER SHE CAN
ACCEPT THESE TERMS.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29

To the ''Pen''

Cleveland. o.. Mar 29.-Unless
the higher court interferes. Mrs. Cas-
sic l.. Chadwick will spend the great
er part of the next ten years in the
Ohio state penitentiary
\ sentence of ten wears was in
posed upon her by Judge Robert W.
Taylor in the United States district
court.
Mrs. Chadwick was convicted on
seven counts and sentenced or six
counts. For four of these colnts a
sentence of two years each was i'm
posed. Upon two counts sentence
OF one year each was imposed. max
ing total sentence Of ten years.
As soon as the sentence was pro-
uounced Attorney ]. =. Dawley. couu-
sci for Mrs. Chadwick. took exccp-
fiuns 10 the sentence on each count
except the first count
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29
FAMOUS INDIAN CHIEr DEAD.

South McAlester. /. r., Mar 29.-
Hulputta Micco, chief of the Semi
mole Indian tribe, and one of the
few full-blood Indians in the nation.
died at his home here. He was 70
years old and veteran of the civil
war. He led a band of his tribes
men during the civil war and they
fought for the Federals in the oper-
ations west of the Mississippi river.
He was converted to the Christian
religion several years ago and was
ordained a minister of the Baptist
denomination. He could not speak
English, but preached to his people
in their own language.
Jacob Harrison will succeed him
as chief.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29
Organized

Salida. Colo, Mar. 20 Specially
The Rocky Mountain Crude Rub
ber Company. capitalized at $500
uOO. has been organized here for the
purpose of extracting rubber from
the Colorado rubber plant which
grows so extensively in this section.
The men behind the company are
+. E. Holding, W w. Roller and o.
j. Kennedy.
An extraction machine, patented
bv II. d. Maine. one of the incor-
porators of the company. will be built
nj nnCe.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29
Judgment

Boston. Mar. 29.-( Special ~
Judgment for Mrs. Elva ngersoll,
widow of Robert G. Ingersoll of New
York. in the sum Of $4,000, with in
terest, against the trustees of the es-
tate of the late Andrew J. Davis, a
wealthy mine owner OF Butee. Mont,
was ordered yesterday by Judge Pit
man of the United States circuit
court.
Suit was instituted by Mrs. Inger-
soil to recover fees for services which
she claimed were given by her hus-
band to the estate.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-29
Admitted 1t

Paducah. Ky. Mar. 29.-( (Spe-
cialD There is believed to be dan
ger of the lynching of Mrs. Mary
BrockweI, aged % years, who ad-
mitted that she poisoned her three
little daughters. and George Albrit-
ton, the youth whom she says pro
posed to marry her II she would com
nit the crime.
Both were arraigned yesterday
and remanded.
Mrs. BroclIwell says that suffering
and inability to find homes for her
children drove her insane.
Albritton denies any knowledge of
the matter.