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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06

Tamb.6n los medicoa visitaran !
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
PaOnia Packing Co.

The Paonia Packing Co. made its first
run this year and demonstrated great
success. They put up 1875 cases of
canned fruit, or 80 cars. The fruit
used was not first quality and would
have been unfit for shipment. Thus it
can be seen what great saving re-
suited to the grower on account of hav-
ing a ready market for that portion of
the crop which would otherwise have
gone to waste.
The product Of the evaporating plant
at Paonia, which this year made its
second season, amounted to between
10 and II cars. They also used fruit
that was not first class marketable
product and thus the grower was en-
abled to realize fair profit on still
larger portion of his crop that would
otherwise have been largely wasted.
Our informant says both the Packing
and Evaporating companies have made
a financial success of their enterprises
and the stockholders, who are home
people, will find the profits better in
vestment than loaning money at 10 per
cent.
The above is something that should
cause Delta to sit up and take notice.
We have canning plant that don't
run. Let the Business Mems Assn.
see that it is not idle next year. And
why not have an evaporating plant here
also?
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
Is tggIestOn Crazy!

Two Denver physicians have ex-
amined DR.. J. Denslow Eggleston. the
convicted counterfeiter, to ascertain if
he is suffering from paranoia and it is
claimed they were directed to make the
examination by no less parsonage
than President Roosevelt, who was ap-
pealed to by Eggleston's father, James
Eggleston, head of the Pacific Express
company.
In this connection it is only fair to
state that prominent citizen of this
county who knew Eggleston well when
he lived at Cory, told the writer prior
to the trial and conviction of the doctor
that he was considered queer" by
many people when he was resident of
Delta county.
The Denver physicians refuse to make
known the result of their examination
until they have made their report to
the United States district attorney.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
Visit Your Schools.

How many of our school children S
parents ever visit the schools or even
know the teachers when they meet
them on the street? How many know
what the children are studying, or how
they are progressing? Is there any of
you who have building to make or
fence to build; dress to make; house
to paint, or whatever the job may be,
that say to the one you have employed:
Here are the tools and material, 20
ahead and do it to suit yourself, and It
will suit me-" Is that not what many
of you are doing with your children?
You say by your actions: Here is my
child, with its books, paper and pencil,
I've furnished material and tools, edu.
cate him as you like" Now we hear
some of you say: 'The teacher knows
better what they ought to study than
do" While that may be in part true.
the carpenter or dress-maker, or a
painter, knows better how to do the
work than you do. yet you do not leave
it all to them. On the rising generation
depends the welfare of this great ma
ton. Patrons and parents, take more
interest in our schools and visit them
often, and by your presence give the
teachers more encouragement; ask them
how your children are doing. Perhaps
few minutes talk with them will save
trouble that years to come can never
undo. Think about this and ask your
self if you are doing right.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
Mrs. Lines Suicides.
Western slope Criterion

Just after going to press last week
we learned of the suicide of Mrs. Caro-
line Lines, which occurred at Ashton,
Idaho, on Tuesday of last week. Mrs.
Lines had left Olathe but a few weeks
ago to join her husband, w. H. Lines,
who had located there some time since.
She was much dissatisfied with the new
location and this discomfort combined
with worry over finances is supposed to
have been the cause of the rash act.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lines were among the
pioneers of this valley, having located
on California mesa in 1888. The ranch
on which they had lived for so many
years was sold previous to their going
to Idaho and Mrs. Lines seemed to feel
that she was left practically without
home.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
$4,000 Real Estate Deal.

F. G. Myers for the Fitzgerald Der
mody Co. has sold to Mr.. Slower of
Guthrie Center, Iowa, &c acres lying
west of Cedaredge and owned by 7. w.
Odem. This place was bought by Mr..
Odem from Tom Gully. The purchase
price is $4,000. Th.ic are Is acres of
five year old trees on the place.
Mr.. Slower will move his family to
Delta county in the near future. He
has property in the Palisade country,
where he expected to make his home,
but after coming to Delta county he
was so well pleased that he changed his
mind about locating at Palisade and
has placed his holdings there on the
market.
There is nothing to it but to get the
people here and they are easily con-
vnced that we have THE goods.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
HOLIDAY SALE...
Big Cut in Dishes

We have decided to cut the price just 20 pc, cent
on all Staple and fancy Dishes. from now until jan
uary l. 1907. This is to reduce our stock for
moving, which will take place night after January |.
We will then move our China stock. which is left
into our room now used for harness. and by add
ing to our line Of Queensware make the most COM
Plete China store in this country and separate de-
partment, where we can show our goods right as
it takes room to show China. Don't forget US,
for if you want anything in Dishes. you will buy
them at the same old price, less the 20 per cent.
regardless Of cost
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29
Notice to the Public.

Resolution Of the Board Of Directors
of the Gilpin County Chamber Of Com
merce:
Resolved, That the entire membership
Of the Gilpin County Chamber Of Com
merce is hereby appointed by it Board
OF Directors as committee on property
protection, and that the said Board will
furnish funds for the prosecution Of any
person or persons caught destroying
property, or any receiver Of stolen goods
or property found in the possession oi
any person who does not own the same.
A reward OF $500 will be paid for the
information leading to the arrest and
conviction OF such parties.
Any person having knowledge OF such
depredations will report it Immediately
to the secretary or to any director Of the
Chamber OF Commerce.
This resolution to be published imme-
diately in both county papers.
(Signed)
Board Of Directors OF Gilpin
County Chamber Of Commerce
p. r. Alsdorf, Sec.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

AS many misconstrued the mean
ing of our article last week, rela.
tive to the dismissal of the school
case before Mrs. Ida Kruse Nc
Farlane, we feel that in justice to
Mrs. McFarlane, an explanation
should be made. In concluding
the write-up we expressed our
selves as being opposed to the
county superintendent being EN-.
powered to hear an appeal taken
from the school board by a teacher,
which procedure is prescribed by
the school law. Nothing personal
was meant in the assertion, we con-
tending that in our opinion the
statute should be changed so that
an appeal could be taken into the
courts from the board and not place
the superintendent of schools in a
position, which for divers reasons,
is not agreeable to that party. The
meaning we wished to convey in
last weeks article has been made
clear to Mrs. McFarlane, who is of
the same opinion as ourselves in
regard to the changing of the
school law, but this explanation is
made for the benefit of her numer-
GUS friends who did not UNDER
stand the item and thought we
were doing the lady an injustice.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

the Democratic and Republican
friends of the present holder of
the position should get up peti-
ton, which would be signed by
hundreds, addressed to Congress
man Hogg and others at Washing
ton whose influence is necessary,
and have the gentleman retained
in the office. The political scheme
to oust Mr.. Gilmour was worked
SO smoothly success is about to
crown the efforts of the schemers
A numerously signed petition sent
to MIR. Hogg from Central City
would be the means of downing
the gangsters, as when public SEN
timent asserts itself, the political
prestige of a few is placed at
naught.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

Hereafter when an irate candi-
date for a city Office takes offense
at an insinuating editorial which
may appear in this paper and calls
us up over the phone and makes
an engagement with us for the pur-
pose of seeking revenge, we hope
the individual will keep the ap-
pointment. Last Monday after
noon an aldermanic candidate on
the Republican ticket called US up
and in an angry tone of voice ask
ed us if we would be at our Office
at seven o'clock that evening; say
ing that he had a grievance and
unless the editor retracted what he
(the candidate) thought alluded to
him, there would be some fur fly
ing in the Observer sanctum sane
forum. We we're in the Office at
the appointed time, in fact ten
minutes before, and waited for the
caller in great expectancy, if not
anxiety, but no candidate with al
dermanic aspirations, nursing a
grievance, put in an appearance.
Needless to say we were somewhat
disappointed and not a little put
out over the party's non-arrival as
we had made preparations for his
arrival and would have made his
short visit exciting if not enter
tanning.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29
Indications are that R. A. Bas

Indications are that r. A. Bass
will make splendid race in the
second ward. 1t is not altogether
a popular vote that will elect him,
although he has countless friends
but the vote of numerous taxpay-
ers who recognize his exceptional
fitness to best conserve their inter-
ests on the aldermanic board. Mr..
Bass owns considerable property
in Central City, which fact alone
would lead him to act with con-
servatism in serving the people as
member of the city council.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29
IN RUSSELL GULCH

A number OF the young men OF this
place have organized basket ball team
and will challenge any team in the
county to game for soap, money or
marbles. The team is composed of a
husky bunch Of players, everyone being
above the $50 pound mark. Jenk Davis
is manager and is ready to receive all
communications.
Mrs. Rose Hughes returned from Den
YER Sunday evening. Mrs. Hughes was
operated on in Denver about two months
ago for appendicitis and has been living
there ever since. recuperating from her
illness. Her many friends are glad to
hear Of her safe return.
Ed Jones left for Denver Saturday
to visit his family. returning again Sun
day night.
The operetta and dance given by the
Russell Gulch band Saturday evening at
l. o. o. f. hall was success in every
particular. There was a good attend
ance and every part of the operetta was
excellent Afterwards dance was CIV
en- and splendid time was had by all
the dancers.
A contract is to be let on the Eldora-
do mine for a lift Of 100 feet. The shaft
house has been repaired and plant Of
machinery installed. This property is
owned and operated by eastern parties.
Engine No. of the Gilpin Tramway,
and water tank that it was hauling
tipped over near the Aduddel mine last
Saturday. 1t was soon righted and out
side Of few bent rods was not damaged
any. The engineer and fireman escaped
without any injuries.
Sherm Harris left for q business trip
to Denver yesterday morning.
John Congleton Of Pennsylvania is
here on visit. II he finds suitable
job he may decide to remain here.
The new two.story house Of L. D..
Bloom which is being erected on Hamon
avenue is nearing completion.
New machinery is being installed on
the Pendleton mine and the mine will
soon be running full blast. John r..
Woods is superintendent.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Le-
Prowse, Tuesday, March q, 1906, girl.
DR.. Fouts was in attendance.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

The italian voters of the city are
not very enthusiastic over Mayor
Davies candidacy for reelection.
He refused to let band escort the
members of the Columbo and Tt
rolese societies from their meeting
halls to the church last Santa Bar
bara's day because it happened to
fall on Sunday. The result was
that they had to postpone their
services until Monday. The mu-
sic the band was to have discoursed
was appropriate, but not of a rag
time nature. AS the mayor is so
particular in regard to a band
playing on Sunday the italian
townsmen are afraid that he will
refuse them the privilege of music
on the Sabbath should it become
necessary to hold funeral on that
day. 1t is only reasonable to sup
pose that he would disapprove of
a band playing dirges on Sunday
inasmuch as during his present ad-
ministration he refused theatrical
band permission to give concert
in the park on Sunday, and the
musicians agreed if he would let
them play, to discourse nothing
but sacred music. Yes, sir, abso-
lutely refused, Notwithstanding the
fact that they would play such old
familiar hymns as Throw Out the
Life Line" "Sweet Hour of Pray
err etc, which we all enjoy and
appreciate SO much.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

If good, clean, honest record
will appeal to the voters of the
fourth ward, Ernest Carter, the
Democratic candidate, will be ell
ected beyond doubt. The gentle
man, during his many years of
residence in Central City, has es-
tablished reputation for manli.
ness and uprightness that the
good people of the fourth ward
must recognize. Coupled with a
splendid character he possesses
qualifications which would enable
him to fill the aldermanic position
in a creditable and satisfactory
manner.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29
EIks Elect Officers.

At tho meeting OF the Elks last Mon.
day night the following officers were
elected:
Otto A. Scheffler Exalted Ruler.
r. A. Bass Esteemed Leading Knight
Frank McGinniss - Esteemed Loyal
Knight.
Frank Sparks Esteemed Lecturing
Knight.
X. b. Brown-Treasurer.
II. 8. Harvey--Secretary.
John Smith-Tyler.
Thomas Dupstone - Trustee, three
years.
The officers elected will be installed
next Monday evening.
e. s. Green, OF Golden, was initiated
i,to .hu order Monda, evening.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
A. ii. Wallace, assigns or representatiy yes,
nd to all whom IL may concern:

To A. II. Wallace, assigns or representatives,
and to all whom II may concern:
You arc hereby notified that the undersigned,
your co-owner, has expended for the year nos
the sum of two hundred (200) dollars in labor
lode mining claims, M follows t0-wit:
The Moon Anchor and l'ornco Lode Mining
claima, as recorded In Book 16i at page ! OF the
records OF Gilpin county. Colorado.
All being situate in Phoenix Mining district.
iilpin county, Colorado, In order 10 hold said
claims under the provisions Of Section 232t OF
the Revised Statutes Of the United States and
amendment thereto approved January 22 1850,
concerning annual labor upon mining claims
being the amount required to hold snid losies for
the period ending December 81, 1907 And II
within ninety days from the personal service OF
after the. publication thereof. you fail or refuse
TO contribute your proportion ns above stated of
such expenditure as owner, your intercst n,
said mining claims will become The property OF
the subscriber yonr coowner, who has made the
| requisite expenditure, by the terms Of said sec-
, tsiOn:. MRS. CATHERINE BEE,
First pub Mar last pub May 81, 1905.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

The Republicans are trying to
make it appear that we are op-
posed to the appropriating of the
water in James Peak lake and the
running of pipe line from that
point to connect with the main al
Miners gulch, which would give
the city more water. We are not
opposed to the scheme at all and
realize as well rs does anybody
the necessity of more water, but
we do object to any graft in con.
nection with the building of the
pipe line. We think the taxpay.
ers will bear with us in this state.
ment,
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

Now that a spirit of boosting
pervades the atmosphere let US all
unite in an endeavor to oust the
aggregation of chair-warmers, pos
ing as city officials. The city can
hardly expect to arise from a SAFE
of stagnation as long as those bar
nacles are impeding progress.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

If John G. McShane, the Demo-
cratic nominee for mayor, is as
strong in the city election as he
was in the county when making
the senatorial race he will carry
every ward in the town and have
enough votes over to garnish the
city park,
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

Now that it is an assured fact
that unless something is done
James Fl. Gilmour will cease to
be postmaster and will be CON-
PEELED to make way for an indi-
vidual who is not at all desirable
to the patrons C. tie posscfice,
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

The good book tells us that
man shall serve but one master.
In consideration of this, how in
the world does Mr.. Sullivan expect
to serve the city and federal gov
ernment at the same time?
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

Mayor Davies is opposed to a
man serving three terms; said SO
before the Republican convention.
Now why is it that bunch of Office
seekers will prevail upon him max
ing the race against his will?
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29

VIM. Hoskin stands an excellent
chance of being elected in the
third and for that reason the Sul-
livan forces are concentrating
their efforts in behalf of their can
didate who is rapidly losing
strength.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-29
Election Notice.

By virtue OF the provisions Of the City
Charter Of the city VI Black Hawk
Colorado, /, John L. Robins, mayor oi
said city, do hereby give notice that there
will be general election within the said
city to be held on Monday, the End day
OF April, A. D. 1906, at which time the
following named officers are to be elect
ed, viz:
One Mayor.
One Treasurer.
One Assessor.
One Police Judge.
One Alderman. 1st ward, lond term.
One Alderman, 2nd ward, long term.
One Alderman, 3rd ward, long term.
The said election will be held at the
following named places, to.wit
First Ward-City Council Room.
Second Ward-Rudolph's Shop.
Third Ward-Martin's Old Store.
The several polls will be opened at
o'clock a. m. and remain open until
o'clock p. m.
Given under my hand and the seal oi
the City Of Black Hawk. this
(Seal.) 18th day of March, A. d
1906.
JOHN L. ROBINS, Mayor.
Attest
F. A. RUDOLPH, City Clerk.