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The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
District Attorney Gets Married.

District Attorney Hugo Selig of Mont
rose was married last week to Miss lie
Vonne Norris, q teacher in the public
schools Of Montrose county. The we'd
ding took place at Lamar. Mo-, where
the brides mother resides. and where
she had gone to spend her vacation.
Both bride and groom returnedto Mont
rose Thursday Of lAst week and ars
now At home 10 thsir many frisad q
tnat paanA
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
Gas In Gunnison Tunnel.

Last week several small pockets Of
natural gas was encountered within
the Gonnison tunnel workings. While
this is no more than had been expected
by the engineers it was found neces-
sary to lay off one shift until safety
lamps could be procured and installed.
It is not expected that gas will be en-
countercd in any great quantities yet
the workings will be supplied with all
safety appliances both as to light and
air to prevent IN accident.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
WILL CELEBRATE LABOR DAY
A Big List Of Sports. Baseball Game and Free
for All Barbecue.

September Labor Day. will be celebrated in Delta. Con-
siderable money has been raised have big free barbecue
and potato bake In addition this good list of sports with
suitable prizes has arranged place the forenoon
and matched game baseball afternoon. The days
festivities will wind up grahd ball Odd Fellows
hall in the evening Delta will spread herself make the
celebration success endeavoro show everybody good
time complete program will besprnted next week.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
NationaI G. A. z. Eneampment.

The National Encampment of the G.
A. \ and auxiliaries is to be held in
Denver next month, from the 4th to
the 1th of September. twill. undoubt-
edlys be one of the largest reunions of
the si.vethrans ever held west of the
Mississippi river. Although time has
thinned their ranks the attendance will
b large-some estimates put it over
the ipo, 900 mark.
Special rates have been made to the
G. A. R. and the suxiliaries which will
make it possible for all to attend.
The rates are made only to the
veterans who belong to the post and
only b presenting acertifcate of mem-
bezshp 70 ticket agents can the special
rates - I'D
Z Al4u1ge1nsuts have been made to use
the grade schools. sixty-six in number,
four high schools and two state armories
as sleeping quarters for as many of the
boys n care to use them. Cots and
mattresses are furnished and all that
is asked ID that they furnish their own
comforts.
Arrangements have been made for
their entertainment in many ways as
well ~ for amusements.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
The Diplomacy Of the Indian.

]. S. Hoy in Field Farm.
When first came to Browns park
in 1872, hunters, trappers, prospectors
and adventures came and went and
said they were going to wait for the
opening of the Uintah reservation and
get claim. Most if not all of these
men are dead. We had the contract to
supply the Ouray and Uintah Indians
with beef for the years 1901. ns92-3,
and ranged our cattle on the reserve.
1 kuew nearly all the Uintah Indians
and l know the country well. The land
is good, bad and average, like all these
mountain valleys. with plenty of water.
Taken n . whole it is all right The
Indians will get the best, which is all
right Talk about keeping men OF the
reservation! There are hundreds of
Mormons who know that country IS
well as the Indians.
Our Indians are great diplomats
great statesmen. Did you ever notice
that in nearly every deal if not every
one with the whites they get the best
of the bargain? Some of the tribes are
rich, having money at interest; with
land and live stock. They have sue
ceeded where all other nations and
people have failed, succeeded in making
living without labor or worry sue
ceeded in making the white men work
for and provide for them. They will
drown before they will pump. The
white man takes pity and pumps
for them and turns around and browns
a tramp. They understand the white
man, they know how to wheedle and
bamboozle him.
They know how to effectively kick and
roar until they get what they want and
more too. They know how to take
their annual hunt and kill deer where
they please in defiance of the laws Of
this or any other state. Oh. let them
do it. they do not know any betterl
But they do know what and why they
do things and they know they have
good backing and cowardly opposition.
Verify the Indian is greater states
man than his white brother and ac-
k ,owledge n liking for him. He is a
winner every time. He pays no taxes
n, rents, no salaries, no interest. Now
we will see the Uintahs rent their lands
to white men and they will continue to
live by the labor of the whites who till
their ground while the bonds received
for the sale of their surplus land at
interest will in time make their daugh.
ters good catch for foreign lords.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
Delta People Draw land.

Several Delta people secured num-
bers in the Uinta land drawing last
week. Ollie Hand of CedaredXe got
number q which heads the list in Delta
county. John Lance of Read drew 673
which was the next best. Some ten or
twelve who went down from Delta Sc
cured numbers ranging from 1000 up
and several have announced that they
viii not represent to make entry in tho
land of the Mormons.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
Bristle Bargains.

We have recently purchased sample line of brushes from
of the largest brush importing houses the United Staes
These brushes the drummer samples really
than the ordinary stock each brush perfect The stock
consists Of 200 styles of hair brushes 100 styles
Of clothes brushes styles athsr brushes fifty different
styles hand and nail brushes So1 styles of tooth bsnes
clothes brushes shoe brushes infant brushes whisk
every kind Of brush made will b found in the stock
bought the brushes bargain guarantee quality
This is posaby the biggest brushes brought
this You have them per discount
fourth off, for the days Don't miss seeing them
you are In need Of any kind Of brush.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
Social fveats.

Mrs. George Stephan entertained
Mrs. M. J. Browne, Mrs. J. p. Bassler
Of Ironton, and Miss Myers at IL
o'clock dinner Monday.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
GENERAL News items

From Over the Country Tersley
Told.
The yellow fever cases in louisiana
for the past few days have shown
slight decrease.
A Greek section hand at Gregory,
Missouri, who recently arrived there
from louisiana has yellow fever.
Britt and Nelson are scheduled to
fight forty-five rounds at San Francisco
on the 9Th of September.
President Roosevelt has announced.
positively, that there will be no extra
session of congress.
A farmers institute was held at Du-
range last wink. The institute was
addressed by Barton o. Aylesworth of
the Agricultural College and other Ag-
riculturists.
During hail storme at Florence last
Saturday hail-stones almost FIVE inches
in circumference fell. Glasses were
broken, tin roofs pierced and shingles
splintered. Taking the city throught
considerable damage was DONE
War department officials are consider
ing plans to be laid before the next
session of congress to increase the army
to ESQ, 900 men.
Eight persons were killed at Butte,
Montana, Sunday night IS the result of
a freight train running into a street
car.
The Sultan of Sulu is said to have
asked the hand of Miss Alice Roosevelt
n AarnaGe uai1s "a hse TIP p TIA
Philippines.
The members of the State Board Of
Charaties and Corrections left Denver
Monday for Canon City to investigate
recent charges in connection with the
penitentiary at that place.
1t is now probable that officials Of
the Denver Savings bank, which was
recently closed, will be prosecuted.
Criminal complaints have already been
made.
Venezuela has recently placed orders
in Europe for 8, 500, 900 worth of tor
pedo boats and ammunition for the ex-
pressed purpose of fighting the Yankees.
A successful airship trip of fifty-four
minutes duration was executed at New
York City last Sunday. 1t was maneu-
vered from every direction with per-
feet control.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
national irrigation society is in sess ion
at Portland, Oregon, this week. Dele
gates representing four-fifths of the
states of the Union are in attendance.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25
From Over the Country Tersley
Told.

The yellow fever cases in louisiana
for the past few days have shown
slight decrease.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

mTs. z. ~. AShoSk ShsSa s"'~~ -
number Of friends last Thursday after
noon in honor of Mrs. NJ. J. Browne.
Dainty refreshments were served and
q very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
Mrs. A. B. Crabill entertained at
dainty appointed IL o'clock dinner Tues
day in honor Of Ms. Browne. fm1ng
the guests were Mesdames A. r. King,
A. E. Amsbary, E. M. Gets, X. +.
Williams. E. l.. Kellogg, George Step
han, 1. NJ. McMurray. J. P. Huntlcy !,
J. H. Croxton, Joe Crabill, ID. d. For
syth, /. C. Hall and Miss Myers.
Mrs. Turner entertained sixteen
ladies' last Thursday afternoon. Games
Of various kinds were played. Mrs.
Will Mathers winning first prize while
Mrs. George Stephan received the
consolation prize. Miss Turner and
Mrs. George Crabill assisted in the
serving of dainty lunch. Among
those present were Mesdames Robert
Estes, w. H. Porter, w. B. Stockham,
chamberlain, J. P. Huntley, ]. f..
Clcmings. w. M. Williams, W. H.
Mathers, George Stephan. II. H. VOL
bert. l. C. Hall, d. d. Forsyth and
Mrs. Lyon.
Mrs. Will Mathers entertained a
number Of ladies' at 800" Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. T. X. Seaton entertained the
ladies' Of the Fancy Work club and their
husbands at q six o'clock dinner Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. M. j. Browne was guest OF
honor at . prettily appointed dinner
given by Mrs. W. H. Chiles at her
home Wednesday evening at six O'Clock.
Those present were Mssdames Brown,
A. r. King, G. C. Wilson, T. E. Lamb.
Miss New and Miss Cristine McFadden
Of Chicago.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

A Greek section hand at Gregory,
Missouri, who recently arrived there
from louisiana has yellow fever.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

Mrs. E. L. Kellogg entertained a
number Of friends last Thursday after
noon in honor of Mrs. NJ. J. Browne.
Dainty refreshments were served and
q very enjoyable afternoon was spent.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

Britt and Nelson are scheduled to
fight forty-five rounds at San Francisco
on the 9Th of September.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

WANTED = To exchange ~ acres
well improved with orchard and spring
Of soft water, also two four-room
houses and lots In Colorado Springs,
one or all for q ranch IN Delta county,
Address owner,
J. A. SurFnRN.
Dolta, Cob.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

President Roosevelt has announced.
positively, that there will be no extra
session of congress.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

A farmers institute was held at Du-
range last WINK. The institute was
addressed by Barton o. Aylesworth of
the Agricultural College and other Ag-
riculturists.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

The thirteenth annual meeting of the
national irrigation society is in sess ion
at Portland. Oregon, this week. Dele
gates representing four-fifths of the
states of the Union are in attendance.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

Mrs. Will Mathers entertained q
number Of ladies' at 800" Friday
afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1905-08-25

Mrs. T. X. Seaton entertained tn
ladies' Of the Fancy Work club and thei
husbands at six o'clock dinner Thurs
day evening.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-07
Session de ager

Como nunca fueron puntnales aver los
honoTables consejeros que antes de las tres
de Ia tarde parooe fueron ocupar sus Gu
rules, para salir 10 mas presto del paso.
Por la manana vimos en el salon de la
Mansion Ejecutiva III senpr Sanchez No
rales. Iria despedir q Mr.. Winthrop.
FL doctor del ValLe estaba conferenciando
con el Gobernador, acompanado del senior
Was Ochoteco
AL subiT la no muy nftida eScaIera del
edifcio que ocupan las ofcinas del Conse-
o, nos tropezamos con 81 correcto sim
patico Auditor sefor HYnes quien nos
dijo:
''The work is over! Only FIVE minutes
has lasted" 80 cosa parecida, porque,
en- 10 del ingl6s, seguimos tan POGO fuertes
como antes.
Luego el sefior Dfaz Navarro nos acab6
de informar. Concurrieron la session,
como diio aver LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA,
los senores Post, Diaz Navarro, Tesorero,
Crosas, Hynes Attorney, que formaban
quorum. Ell doctor del Valle lego en- ell
precise momento de levantarse La session
relampago que no dur6 mas de einco mi
nutos en- la que fueron apfobadas las de
signaciones iudiciales hechas por el gober-
nador Winthrop de que se ha ocupado
tambi6n LA CORRESPONDENCE. Los Sc
flores Sanchez Morales y doctor Barbosa
no concurrieron & la session. No hubo
pues NADIA mas que seis iayl que son sin6-
niInos de otros tantos sizes Pues con queji-
dos Sc confrman las leyes que por obra y
gracia de Mr, Foraker pueden imponernos
nuestros respetables padres del Consejo.
A petici6n del senior Diaz Navarro, pa
saron La comisi6n judicial los documen-
tos relatives 4 una solicitud del ayunta-
miento de Caguas referente ser conside-
dorado aquel municipio como corporation
de primera clase 4 los1efectos de constituir-
Sc con los 10 concejales que para estas dis
pone Ia ley. Dicho asunto ha estado en-
estudio en- la ofcina del Secretario de Pto.
Rico. Antes de la segregation de Gurabo
pasaban de 10000 los habitantes de dicho
municipio segdn la Recommendation antes
referida, ahora solo faltan 43 para compile
tar aquel ndmero, y esto sin verifcar un
censo cuidadoso y partiendo solo[ del Ill
timo.
Fueron nombrados cencejales: de Patti
Has, don Octavio Rivera; para Manatf,
don Carlos OsOriO y don Julio Pinto; para
San German don Fermin Vasallo y don
Antonio Sanchez; para IToa-baia a don
Manuel Pacheco. Aprobado tambi6n el
nombramiento de don Jose Nevarez para
alcalde de Toa-baia.
A petici6n del senior Post lie fu6 conce-
dida una licencia por enfermo al sefior
Castro. lie sustituye el ioven sefior G.
Christiausen, empleado de- la Secretarfa de
Puerto Rico, que habla castellano bastan-
te bien ha sido siempre muy atento con
los representatives de La prensa.
Els de sentirse la enfermedad del sefior
Castro, al que deseamos rdpido restableci-
miento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-07
.-DE SOCIEDAD..

Para eetrGJa tierTG.-Ha embarcado
hoy, en- el vapor americana, con direction
los Estados Unidos, donde permanecer ra
algdn tempo, la bella y distinguida Ia seno-
rita Conchita Larrinaga.
Muchas personas de su amistad acompa-
faron abordo la simpatica compatriota,
que disfruta en- esta sociedad del mayor
aprecio y estimation que merece por sps
bondades y cultura,
Magnffcos ''bouquets'' de delicadas fo-
res fueron ofrecidos la viajera por Ell es-
Cogido grupo de distinguidas damas que la
fueron despedir.
Deseamos la buena amiga un viaje f.
licfsimo y que ALA, en- la terra extraia,
encuentre todo genero de satisfacciones
que le resarzan de la inevitable nostalgia q
en- SD coraz6n de buena hija de este suelo
ha de anidarse por mucho tempo. -
Que su ausencia no sea larga pronto
vuelva q lucir en- nuestros salones sus gra-
cias y chic requisite. I
Mds bottes.-Un grupo de j6venes de
esta sociedad, Sc propone der un bale en-
los salones de Casino Espa1ol, del esta ciu-
dad, el pr6ximo viernes. A ese fin solici-
taron de la Junta Directiva de dicho Gem
tro, les cediera Ell local y anoche quedaron n
complacidos Tocara la orquesta del ST.
Cruz, Cocolfa, y asistir6n los socios fa-
milias de ellos, como en- los bales que d6
el repetido Centro. No habra invita-
clones
EI comcierto del dOmsipgO.--Un nuevo
laurel anadi6 su espl6ndida corona de
artista ia seiiorita Paoli, en- el concerto
que bajo su direction, tomando ella par-
te grlncipalfsima, Sc efectu6 Ell domingo en-
el Parque.
La cosecha de justos aplausos fu6 gran
de todos sus compaferos desempeharon
sus respectivas parties en- ell programme con
sin igual maestrfa 7
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-07
Guilty Os acuaticOs en- China.

Como entire nosotros esta demostrado que
Sc podfan hacer algunos cultivos acuaticos,
q tftulo de information agrfcola, presenta-
mos La siguiente curiosa nota.
En- todos los grandes lagos de China, sc
ven islas fotantes que no son otra cosa
que enormes balsas de bambG cubiertas de
terra y sOsteniendo sobre la superfcie IT,
quida, pintorescas casitas y poblados jar
dimes.
V@nse ALI campesinos acuaticos que Sc
dedican al cultivO del arroz y vegetables,
recogiendo todos los afios abundantes y
productivas cosechas. -....'.
Gel tango que tapiza ell fondo de esos Ia
gos, es aprovechado como un rico abono
para fertilizar sus huertas, donde La vege-
taci6n no tiene igual en- ninguna otra re-
gi6n de todo Ell continente."
SubTayanos el anterior parrafo, para
que vean los que discuten la question de
abonos de las diferentes siembras, del modo
facil como Sc pueden encontrar de clases
excelentes, para los cultivos, sencillamente
con un POGO de experiencia y atenci6n en-
las faenas agricolas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-07
UNA plaza DEL CAFE

En- una hacienda del Estado de Cam
pinas Brasil Sc ha descubierto una pla-
ga terrible que no solo ataca los cafeta-
les, sino que los inutiliza.
La tai playa, consta de pequenitos in
sectos semeiantes la, cigarra, los cuales
Sc posan desarrollan en- las raices de los
cafetos y los destrozan compIetamente Sc
ha reconocido cafeto donde Sc han encon-
trado mas de trescientos de esos insectos
Hasta ahora era desconocida esa playa,
pero los duefios de los cafetales vefan con
Yerdadero espanto, que cafetales formados
y embellishments tratados, iban destru-
y6ndose & ojos vistos sin causa conocida.
Comenzaba ell aniquilamiento, poni6n-
dose POGO & POGO las hojas obscuras, hasta
que los insectos acababan con elias Y con
el arbol entero.
Descubierto el terrible enemigo en- las
raices Sc estan buscando medidas eficaces
para exterminarlo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-07
DON MODESTO.
Ki-ki-i-kies.

ST alguno de nuestros Iectores tiene nm
gallinero en- el gallinero tiene un gallo
que mucho antes de aparecer Ia aurora Sc
entregue al .'belcanto' despertando & su
amo con sus repetidos "ki-ki-ri-kfes'', pue-
de cortarle los vuelos, mejor dicho Ia
voz empleando un sencilIisimo procedi-
miento.
a Ia hora de retirarse Sc encierra al ga
llo y Sc le pone suspendida sobre la cabeza
una tabla. Lo primero que hace cuando
Sc despierta Sc dispone cantar, ea le-
yantar "a cabeza, y 81 la tabla esta sufi-
cientemente baja para que se de con ella
en- la cabeza, deja de ecantar en- el acto.
Tras de vaTias tentativas de entonaci6n
seguidas de IN tropiezo con la tabIa, 81
gallo decidira deiar 81 c6ntico para meior
OCCASION, y de este modo podra dormir tran.
quilo 81 amo hasta que, ya cansado de-
doEmiE' Vaya 4 dqr suelta 4 ID ruidosa
gallln6caa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-07
los QUE YIAlAN
e 81. Comisionado de Puerto Rico
en- Washington y Su STta. hija
CORCha. Los esp0sOs Winthrop.
Esplsndldo grupo d danas dsspldlO a d Srta.
LarTlnaga ] muchas persOnas De eSta sOCls-
dad fueTOR hoFdo adsspsdir q los dlstlR-
guldOs daIsfOs.

al las diez media de la manana de
hoy Sc enbarcaron para los Estados Uni
dos los distinguidos esposos Winthrop y el
sefior Larrfnaga, quien acompana su
bella hiia Concha. Muchas personals acom-
panaron al muelle al senior Comisionado
de Puerto Rico hia recordamos entire
elias & las seforas sefioritas Maturana,
del Vale, Hord, Puigdollers, Brau, Mac
Gee, Cabrera, Diaz, Power. Los sefiores
Was Ochoteco, Annexy, Baiz, Aldea, Dex-
ter, Huicy, del Vale, Palmer, Soler, del
Valle, Power y muchos mas y un repre-
sentante de La Correspondence fueron
tambi6n 4 despedir a su casa, yendo des-
pues 4 bordo con los indicados viajeros.
Vimos entire otros, en- la Camara del va
por, despidiendo q los Gobernadores al
Secretario senior Frazier, 4 todos los Con-
sejeros del Executive, exceptuando al doc
tor Barbosa, senores jueces del Tribunal
Supreme, doctor Goenaga, Medina, Ha-
mill, Lopez Diaz, Annexy, Was, Obispo
Blenk, r. P. Berries, III. Lopez, don Juan
Finlay, Gull, Guzman Benitez (don Jo-
se), Soler, Coronel y ofciales del Regi-
miento de Puerto Rico, Hord, Dexter,
Baiz, Perez Almiroty, AIdea.
Muchas distinguidas damas tambi6n
concurrieron ALI pasaban de doscientas
personas las que llenaban completamehte
los pasillos y salones del vapor.
Deseaulos un dichoso viaje q los que Sc
ausentan de Puerto Rico para algin ITEM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-11-07
PLHlTO DE IA lGLE
sia ConlT BI pueblo
de Puerto Rico.
ESCepCiOles hechas boz los abOga-
dos deisHsOIeS.
ExCEPCIONES TIDAS.
-

Autorizado por Ia Corte Suprema de-
Justicia, 81 abogado del clero cat6lico de
Puerto Rico, senior Hernandez Lopez ha
enmendado las dos demandas que tiene
presentadas contra el pueblo de Puerto Ri.
co, pidiendo en- una que Sc le reeonozca
el derecho al uso de ID capilla contigua al
asilo de ninos en- Santurce, en- vez del usu-
fucto & perpetuidad que antes solicitaba
A esta demanda Sc acompafa una certifi-
caci6n del acuerdo que tomara la extingui-
da Diputaci6n Provincial acerca de dicha
capilla respecto de los derechos que Sc re-
seryaba, auuque permitfa su uso para Ell
culto Cat6lico
Queda por aclarar s. perteneciendo hoy
la capilla al Pueblo de- Puerto Rico, puede
este Ono disponer de ella su arbitrio.
La segunda demanda relativa al cobro
de mas de Glen mil pesos provinciales, con-
signadossen el presupuesto de 1898-99 los
reclama nombre de tpdos cada uno de
los interesados, en- lugar de Ia entidadi "Igle
sia Cat6lica Apost6lica Romano en- Puerto
Rico que era la que solicitaba La suma
consignada para las atenciones de culto y
clero de dicho ejercieio.
Los abogados Hartzell Rodriguez Sc
IRA nombre del pueblo de Puerto Rico,
han hecho esas dos demandas la misma
exception que alegaran en- contra de las
antiguas presentadas. Esto eS falta de
caci6n.