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The newspaper., 1905-11-10

sense. They have particular refer
ence to Senator Patterson and his
papers. If electing man to office
is to emasculate him and prevent
his expressing disapproval of gang
politics, then we had best elect
such men as we do not need on
the hustings. The very fact that
Senator Patterson occupies an
exalted position makes it incum-
bent upon him to jealously guard
the party's honor. Mr.. Patterson
has refused to support some of
the nominees of the Denver ring,
and in doing so has endeared him
self to the outside democrats. Had
he supported them he would have
been traitor to the party. 1t is the
crooked work of the city of Den
yer democrats that has defeated
the democracy. Your excuse to
the Supreme court last winter was
that if the city was thrown out
entire, the democratic ticket was
elected by the outside counties,
and this was true. Personally we
wish Denver was outside the state.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

HEARST will contest the election
of Mcclellan and it is believed
that with the assistance of Jerome,
who is elected by decisive major
ity, the great newspaper man will
land as mayor of Greater New
York. There is no doubt that
Tammany committed tremendous
frauds in the metropolis, and the
best interests of the city and
entire country demand that they
be punished. In Hearst the peo-
pie have splendid champion. He
is rich enough to make the fight
against predatory wealth and win
a victory.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10
Fireman Meeting.

Meeting called to order by
Chief Maxville, members present,
Maxville, Mcmillan, Oliver, Mar
tin, Elder, Castell, Taylor, Crook,
Vincent and Lane.
Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
Moved by Castell, second by
Lane, that a bill for the record
books that we're ordered pur-
chased be sent to the council.
Carried.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10
Moved by Mcmillan, second by

Moved by Mcmillan, second by
Sare that the Fire Co. make ar
rangements with the Booster peo-
pie to use their front Office for a
regular meeting place at the rate
of S1.OO per night and that the
Chief be instructed to consult the
council about it. Carried.
Moved by Vincent, sec. by Sare
that the practice meetings be sus-
pended for the present. Carried.
On motion of Vincent, second
of Martin the secretary was in
structed to notify each member
of the company by postal card
two days in advance of each reg
ular meeting. Motion carried.
On motion it was decided to
pass the following resolution:
Resolved-That Paonia Hose Co.
No. tender the city council a
vote of thanks for providing them
with hose house.
The Fire chief was instructed
to request the council to have
some kind of light hung in the
hose house, said light to be kept
always burning.
A motion to adjourn was then
carried.
II. Z. MAxvILLE, Fire Chief.
CLINTON OLIVER, Secretary.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

Yudge Yonson still setten on
lid en- Danver, bot from way hae
squirm aroun vonce en- While. Ay
tank some Won haf built fire under
ct.
Uncle Yon Rockyfaller's religion
net getten disturbed by tangs en-
Roosia. Oil stocks vent oop an
max ham a few mellon richer
odder day.
Oop en- Yorgetown most people
haf gife oop idea of hafen any
female angels. an now dey bane
goen ct strong. Las vaek dey haf
female minstrel show tor benefit
of shurch.
For faller to haf has nam an
picture en- patent medicine adwcr-
tisement bane bad enough, bot
ven dey get to gifen illustrated
testimonial for som brand of
cigarettes, Ay tank das bane limit.
Connecticut faller haf serted
twenty-sax var en- yail yust for
gettcn yag on. Et net sam yag oil
TEN, tor hae get moo Won efry tenn
hae get out. Haze getten purity
mooch used to bote yag an yail
now.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

IT is a little astonishing that
those Denver bank wreckers do
not follow the example of the in
surance managers and make the
claim that they gave the money to
Republican politicians to save the
state from Adams.-Lake City
Phonograph.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10
An Interesting Meeting.

Mrs. Tilson, Miss Ammons,
Prof. Gillette and Senator Crow
ley, visited Paonia and spoke to
about 200 people gathered in the
Bruce hall Wednesday evening.
C. A. Frederick presided.
Miss Stilson told us about poul-
try. She informed US that eggs
are three fourths water therefore
a proper culture of the hen is the
best method of Transforming our
crystal mountain water into hard
cash. She promised us So net
per hen per year, advised an
abundance of vegetable food of
all kinds including onions. She
wondered why men do not love
hens better they are so much
like women.
During her discourse she was
interrupted by the entrance of one
who had evidently imbibed some
thing else than Paonia's best
mountain water. He declared
himself the happiest man in the
world but he was thrust into
outer darkness before he could
deliver his Grafton.
Miss Ammons began an ad-
dress on Domestic Science by
quoting the German proverb
What man eats he is. what a
man is he eats" She described
necessary kinds of food as air,
water and solid foods. More peo-
pie starve from lack of air than
from lack Of other kinds of food.
She considered it crime to give
a lecture on the laws of health in
a hall improperly ventilated.
Somebody took the gentle hint
and opened a window.)
The speaker estimated 1OO gal
Ions of water per day for each
person and on that basis declared
that Paonia has now enough water
for 5000 persons, she believed we
would not need to increase our
water supply until 1903.
Inasmuch as all disease germs
are not destroyed by freezing the
next step in advance for Paonia
is municipal ice plant where abb
solutely pure ice will be manu-
factured from distilled water.
In regard to cooking food, few
women know how to do that
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

ROCKEFELLER says that his
greatest aid in establishing his
fortune was his fathers training in
business habits. Ida Tarbell re-
taliates that Rockefeller's father
was horse thief. There is much
in the remarks of each to corrob-
crate the statement of the other.
We are inclined to believe that
both are telling the truth.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10
THE Finlanders seem to have

THE Finlanders seem to have
snatched their liberty out of the
wreck of the Russian dynasty. If
the Poles can follow suit it will be
good thing. What is needed is
the division of Russia into a halt
dozen small principalities SO that
none will cut much figure until
they have been educated sufficient
ly to be clean at least.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

w. H. ROGERS, of Denver, SOL
dier in the Philippines, was recent
ly murdered and his body fed to
the sharks by native boatmen
whom he had hired to row him
across the bay. Good things, those
yellow niggers that the republican
party bought for two dollars
apiece.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

WE are in receipt of the initial
number of the Hotchkiss Herald,
Bacon & Perry, publishers. The
publication is six column folio,
all at home. fairly we'll patronized
and we'll filled with the news of
the day. Success to them.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10
Lettle Yonny's Halloween.

Yonnys Halloween.
Ven lettle Yonnv started celebraten Halloween
Hae tank hae bae yentleman skal do notang mean,
ae lax to play yoke haf guide deal OF ion
bae remember half of angs haes done.
Wit yack lantern on parade
Dent trap for pedestrians cleverly laid
By stretchen a wire across de street,
Knocken oil passeby of dere feet;
Fastened a tick tack on Yones' window pane,
Scared de folks den scared EN- again;
Bound to yerk off efry neighbors gate,
let whoop eff ct KEEP ham late
such guide net get pinched or shot
Hae get more oil de else hae yust forgot;
swift hae skal net bae seen
Yumps oil around to mix fon of glorious Halloween
Painted green stripes Yackson's white COW.
Left her hitched oop o Wilson's pillow;
Fastened book beer signs preachers door,
Carried big barber pole sax block more
Turned oer ol de small houses a sheds,
Den made seepen people yumP from dere beds
By yelen rngen fire alarm
bed vitout meeten HARM
Of night skal TAX den
Oh ya guide many mellon kids each haf kind of on
Ay bat dollar you oil chaps yust about fourteen
Haf had hand som of desc sports of Halloween
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

Beet hauling is over and FL
berta has shipped some of the
finest beets in the valley. Re-
ports show fair yield, though
not as good as last year.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

If you are thinking of building
a wall or plastering see Moritz &
Hammond and get prices on
cement. They have the best on
the market and at the right price.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

Mrs. Will Davenport who has
been sick for the last two months
at her home near Elberta, passed
away Saturday morning at FIVE
o'clock. Mrs Davenport was still
young woman and her loss will
be greatly felt in the neighbor-
hood. She leaves husband and
two little children to mourn her
and we deeply sympathize with
them in their bereavement.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

w. F. Woods left for Salida
and Denver, Monday morning
where he will visit before return
ing to Los Angeles.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

Fred Williams and VIM. Hop
kins passed through our vicinity
last Sunday, with horses they had
brought from Oak mesa.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

born cooks as proved by their
stories told of their powers in the
culinary art when on camping
trips. Therefore as the good Lord
intended for men to do most of
the work all gentlemen should do
the cooking, then of course cook
ing machines would be very
largely used and another step
taken in the emancipation of
women.
Professor Gillette talked on in
sects, leaving the subject of graft
ing for Senator Crowley, who was
a member of the last assembly.
The speaker quoted in connec-
ton with his talk on germs the
saying of one of his teachers:
"They who expect to rate we'll in
the class room must not expector-
ate upon the floor"
The egg of the codling moth is
deposited not in the blossom but
on the apple when the same is
about one inch in diameter. How
ever spraying should begin when
most of the petals have fallen,
the work must be done thor
oughly and quickly before the
calyx closes. AS soon as through
the first time do it some more.
If you have properly and in time
completed this work you will
have killed the first crop of worms
and will have no second. If you
neglect the first spraying your
crop will be wormy and no
amount of work thereafter will
avail. If deemed advisable spray
about the second week in July for
the last time although this is
not always necessary.
Paris green is unfit to use
because it is adulterated with
white arsenic which will burn the
foliage. Arsenate of lime prop
erly prepared is the best and
cheapest poison for spraying.
The standard proportion is l part
arsenic 4 parts sal soda 4 parts
lime. Use one pound of prepa-
ration to one hundred gallons of
water.
Arsenate of lead is thoroughly
satisfactory around Canon City.
Some objections are made in
Delta county. The proportion is
FIVE or six pounds to one hundred
gallons of water.
Senator Crowley explained that
he knew something about grating
in the orchard and endorsed the
methods of w. S. Coburn.
AS a senator he disclaimed all
knowledge of the art and con-
sidered the orchard the only
proper place to graft. The speaker
told his experience with arsenate
of lime which he recommended
highly. He told of two rows of
apple trees which we're overlooked
on one side each while spraying
the first time, after that the trees
were we'll sprayed twice all
around and at harvest the sides
sprayed the first time were 10 per
cent wormy while those over
looked were 60 per cent wormy.
After the speeches the meeting
elected the following executive
committee to arrange farmers
institute to be held at Paonia in a
few weeks: G. H. Merchant, Ran
dolph Williamson, r. w. Curtis,
Mrs. Alice Wannamaker and A.
L. Roberts.
On motion of President Freder-
| ick a vote of thanks was rendered
The newspaper., 1905-11-10

w. H. Martin will finish moving
his household goods this week, to
the Chinn ranch.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10
Elberta Events.

Curt Hough is working at the
Sucker Coal Bank.
The newspaper., 1905-11-10
Dentist Coming.

DefitDt OdnmR.
will be at the Paonia hotel
for one week commencing Mon
day Nov. Goth. DR.. HUNTER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
BELIEVES THE
NAK0MIS IS
SAFE
Owners Receive Telegram from
Captain Of the Steamer
heartburn.

II Is the belief now that the Ameri-
can schooner Nakomis. which was re-
ported several DAYS since IN water
logged condition. win make port safe.
.The schooner is bound for Cardenas,
and The latest report 10 De received
was that She was making sail Wher
sighted
YESTERDAY Thos. Johnson, one OF the
owners received the following tele-
grma from The master of the Heath
burn
Galveston. Texas Dec. %. 1905.
"Thos. Johnson. Pensacola, Fla.
-Nakomis. when ] left her, was ap.
parently in fair condition. Position
a. stated in newspaper correct Deck
load srll OH Weather was moderat
ing and he made sail
CAPT FORGHER.'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
Two Days Consumed by Suh-COm-
mitteeS Arranging DslailS.
EACH GENERAL COMMITTEE
WILL NOW MAKE REPORT TO
ITS RESPECTIVE PRESBYTERY,
WHICH ASSEMBLIES NEXT MAY
WHEN THE ACTION WILL BE
FORMALLY RATIFIED.

ST. Louis, Dec 29-After division
Of almost one hundred yet steps
were consummated today. in Joint ses-
sion Of the general committees, which,
when formally ratified, viii unite the
Northern Presbyterian church, q 5,
A., and lhe Cumberland Presbyterian
church. Almost two days ave been
consumed by subcommittee in ar
ranging details for the union
The two general c0mmittees repre-
senting the Northern Presbyterian
church and the Cumberland Presby-
terians by unanimous vote this af-
ternOon agreed upon a BASS for union
Of the two churches Dis enis the
work in committee and seh gen eral
committee viii make a to Of the
unanimous decision to tspective
Presbytery, which asseidblies meet
next May. for formal raeBeation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
HOLIDAYS At
ST. ANDREWS

St. Andrews. Dec 29.-The holidays
are being spent very quietly in ST.
Andrew save for the small boy with
his supply of fireworks School clos
ed on tha 22nd and there viii be a
two weeks vacation. on SATURDAY
night despite the inclemency of the
weather there was a well filed and
attractivey gotten up tree for the
children of the town I'm the ST. ~
church ana the wen filed house of
little ones showed their appreciation
of the effort made for their plcasur.
Sunday morning Mr.. Joiner held
Christmas services i'm The Baptist
church.
Or. w. G Mitchell returned from
Mobile on Wednesday. where he went
with two patients TO put under the
special care OF Dr. Bon Iurant of that
place
Messrs. Armstrong and Truosdale
have the CONTRACT for building in tha
near future very fine launch for SIR
G. Z. Bracdn. of Brackin & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green. OF GAY.
were in town shopping on SATURDAY.
On January /, 1906, the business Of
Ware Bros. & Co. VIII assume navr
name and manag men as Mr. H. NJ
Ware, the senior brother of the firm
has sold MS interest 90 Sir. j. H
DrummOnd. and the business win be
managed 5y Mr. 81 @ Posi-. OF Tho
Trading Pest De having zone our
of business for himself
Mr. Hinton Folsom and family
moved back 90 their Mariana nome
last week Durins the three years of
their residence in ST. Andrew raev
have made many friends who sincere
IS regret tO lose them
Miss Elizabeth Young. principal OF
81. Andrew school, is spending f1e
holiday time near Parker with her
friends. Mrs p Birch and Miss PAYNE
Mr. j. r. Thompson mas returned
from Mobile
Mr. ID. Davis. of Chipisy. was fn
town a parl of last week visiting reL
atives
Mr. Cnas. Gonzalez. of Pensacola.
is spending the holidays in ST. An
drew and IS the guest of Lieut. and
Mrs. II Sheppard
We are glad t0 see Dr. Ell Ivey. OF
Blakeley Ga. among as again Some
years ago he spent several months
here and made a circle of friends
Since then he has made h-s home 70
Colorado, 20 De benefited bv the
climate and be- now is the picture OH
he.lth
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
Noted Street Railway FinanGieT
Passed Away in New York
Ci9.
WIFE or CAPITALIST RELENTEn
AND WAS PRESENT WHEN THE
END cAME-His GREATEST
WORK NOW NEARING COMPILE.
TON lN LONDON.

New York, Dec 29.-Charles T.
Yerkes. the noted street railway g.
nancier oil Chicago and London, died
to-day fin his apartments at the wal
dorf Astoria, where he had been III
for mors than six weeks.
Despite statements said TO have come
earlier In the day from Mrs. Charles
r. Yerkes. wife of the capitalist. that
she would not 60 TO The Waldorf-As-
toria. an Official statement was maae
TO the effect that she relented when
she learned her husband was dying
and went to hotel and was present
when ne died
Mr. Yerkes's great work. the Lon
don underground railway. is rapidly
approaching completion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
MANY STEAMERS
AT WHARVES
PROBABLY THE LARGEST MUM
Der THERE NOW THAN EVER
BEFORE IN HISTORY or
PORT.

Probably the largest number of
steam srs ever moored alongside of
the Louisville and Nashville wharves
are now tied up at the Commandau-
cia and Tarragona street wharves.
Some are taking cargo, while others
are dischare 'ng #.
On the west side Of Commandment
street wharf yesterday afternoon four
big steamers were mOored. one b.
mind the other. extending from the
extreme eni almost up to where the
warehouse proper commences.
One Of these vessels is the steamer
Good Hope which is TO take a fun
cargo of phosphate rock to Kobe.
Japan. while another is the August
Belmont. which is TO load cargo of
cotton for Antwerp. Other vessels
were either taking cargo or discharg.
ing. ard the scene presented was a
busy one
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
HEARST HAS NOT
GIVEN UP FIGHT

New York, Dec 29-COunsel for
81 sarst have not given up the fight to
seat the municipal ownership candi-
date for mayor Mr. Shearn, chief
counsel, said today The issuing of
the certificate to Mcclellan only closes
the primary phase Of the contest II
was necessary as a result Of the court
Of appeals decision which prohibited
the opening of the ballot boxes in sad-
vance of QUO warrantO proceedings.
Instead Of sienifying that the contest
is finished the issuing of the certif-
cate clears Way Tor the real contest
which viii now be vigorously fought
to a finish.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
THE
DAMAGE AT
$4,000
Owner of ThieSen Building Set
tied With Insurance AdjHSterS
at this Figure.

The damage to the Thiesen building
caused by the fire OF last sunday
mo rning mas been estimated at S3,000
and insurance adiusters representing
the companies in which the building
vas insured have settled the claim
for tilis amount.
John c. Ruse and j. A. Sullivan.
both of Atlanta, representing differ
ent companies. reached the city YES
terday morning and proceeded to i'm
spect the building aud consult with
the owner and agents, and it was not
long before an understanding and set
.tlement had been reached
Most Of the damage TO the building
was in the northeast corner. where
the flames originated The walls
were also badly damaged from smoke
and water
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
NIXON NOT YET
HEARD FROM
DISAPPEARANCE or KREss
STORE MANAGER IS STILL
CLOTHED IN MYSTERY

The mys-ery surrounding me olsap-
pearanee af Jno. B. Nixon. manager ol
Az Krnee store. is sun nnsolrcd-
Numerous rum0rs concerning MN
were afoat yesterday. but none %
thom had amy foundation one ru-
mor was % ihe effect that MS BODY
rad been fcun3 in the woods north OF
Pensacola. hnt this rumor was prov
ra fo be absolutely untrue.
where ne has gone, what direction
80 toal. whom he went. or why be left
no orc can telL
81 n. Iohrson. a member of the hrm
al Kress d Co. IS at work going over
thr stock which was damaged by hre
ana water and trying 20 get .
efralrhfencd ont and ready 10 omen
un arain Mr. johnson is as much
AZ sea as angone about ar Nixon s
fisannsarance or his whereabouts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
DOUBLE HANGING
AT GADSDEN, ALA.
~ Assooiated -.

Gadsden. Ala, Dee. 29-lack Hun
ter and Vance Garner. negraes, were
hanged in the county jail here to-day
for the murder Of Mrs. Jane Smith,
a white woman, who was assaulted
and killed in this city last spring.
Garner denied his guilt to the last,
but Hunter confessed. Gamers neck
was broken and Hunter died of stIau-
gulatiOn Hunter thanked the white
people for not allowing him to be
lynchad
VIII Johnson, a negro convicted of
the same crime. was reprived by the
governor until February 9, pending an
examination of later evidence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30

Washington. Dee 29-Secretary
Loeb to-day Issued the Official pro
gram Tor President Roosevelt's New
Years reception az the White House
Tor the frst time since the death
of Vice-President Hobart the vice
president VIII apear at the New
Years reception. Fice-President and
1rs. Fairbanks win be received first
br the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
and Win fhen take ther places be
hna ihe line' as part of the receiT.
irr party In other respects next
Mondays reception Wiz differ only ia
minor details from the receptions %.
rae New Years receptions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
no INSURANCE BILL
IN THE OLD DOMINION

Richmond. Dec. 29.-The Virginia
bin. TO which Andrew Hamilton. the
New York insurance man. made refer
cnce in his recent statement. is nos
known here as having any special
reference to insurance. To Isl a fact.
however, that few years ago a bill
vas introduced which made &c "a mis-
demeanOr for an agent of any kind
to go into an Office and undertake TO-
sell any person when there was a
posted notice 10 the effect tla-
agents were not allowed 20 enter our
ing-husiness hours. The measure
did not become a Jaw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
UNITED STATES
SHIPS At SAN
DOMINGO
Dubuque and Scorpion at Scene
of Trouble Morales Fighting
With Small Force.

San Domingo, Dec. 29.-The United
States gunboat Dubuque arrived here
this afternoon and the converted
yacht Scorpion win leave tomorrow
for Monte Christi
The whereabouts of President
Morales are unknown. The city and
vicinity are quiet and telegraphic
communication has been re-estabish
ed. Business is dull and a feeling Of
unrest prevails. Several arrests have
been made
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
RISE IN STOCKS
CAUSES FAILURE

Boston. Dec 1s-Ihe rise in copper
stocks CD the Boston exchange was an
Important contributing cause 90 tho
suspension OF the stock brokerage trm
ol p. n. leighton a. Go. which as
signed Tor the benefit of crdA tors. no
financial statement was issued but %
As thought thr liabilities may reach
eve hundred thousand dollars The
foc' that apparently Simultaneous ad.
rcrtsencnrs be- Thos. ~. Lawson and
Ieiehton d CO. hai appeared Ted Mr..
lawson CD say today fhat he was ig.
rcr1ni or the frm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-12-30
To-day VIII Be Devoted to Pre-
SeltatiOD Of Exhibits.
EXAMINATION or U s. LIFE COM
PLETEO AND MANHATTAN
TAKEN UP-ViRGlNIA BILL. TO
WHICH ANDREW HAMILTON
REFERRED HAS NO REFERENCE
TO INSURANCE

New York. Dec 29-With the adj
jOurnment of the legislative Commit
tee on Insurance Investigation to-
night. the investigation of the last Of
The old lire companies was compile
ed. Tomorrow. the iast Gay of the
committees session. viii be given
over 20 the presentation of exhibits
that have not heretofore been praD8r-
eG by the several companies To-
day the examination of the Uuited
States lite Insurance Company was
completed and tie Manhattan Life
Insurance Company taken mp.