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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-22
THE ALAMEDA. JAN. "a.

Takes the next shipment of Tropic
Fruit Co. s pineapples to the Coast.
Address P. o. Box 50, Honolulu, or
leave orders with Wells-Fargo, King
street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-22
BUDDING GENIUS.

Edward Dunn has returned to his
studies in St. Louis College, Honolulu.
He has recently displayed his artistic
Skill in copying a picture of Christ
in Gethsemane, by H. Holman. Some
good judges have pronounced the copy
better than the originaI-Maui News
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-22

Secretary Atkinson, according to a
private letter. win probably leave
Washington this week on his immigra-
ton mission to the Azores.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
Slnith..Turner.

Clarence Smith and Amy E. Turner
were married in Powderhorn. Colorado,
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs.
Eugene McGregor, last evening.
The groom is well known Delta boy
having lived here for the past ten years
and for some time owning in partner
ship with his brother. dray and trans
fer business.
Miss Turner, the bride, until lately
has been engaged a. stenographer by
the firm Of Welch & Davis.
The affair has been kept quiet and
even very few Of the intimate friends
Of the couple were apprised Of what
was to occur. After . short stay in
Salt Lake Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will re-
turn to Delta.
Their many friends and aequaintances
wish them long and prosperous jour
ney through life.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
WATER USERS DIRECTORS MEET.

The Directors Uncompahs Water Users Association
met in Montroe Saturday and Of the most important
meetings since the organisation w. perfected occurred The
matter purchasing bitches and wa rights which to be
used in distributing the watsgs hsm ggo -
Eurinssr Re Go1nen ana that govern
en would not essay purchase water rights and would
chase bitches only where the pcs demanded than
would construct to deliver the water the
lands which be supplied committee consisting of
w. O. Stephens Ira NonneA and E. Young appointed
learn the names of Of local organizations and
determining what prices would be asked for the
different dches Mcconnell reported that cent Of
the tunnel would be dug few days and that the work
speedily bill of 9 Is for printing allowed
the Independent Publishing Company motion by Farlamb and bill
legal services NJ Wech. motion of Lu Ross.
of Oahe dsaowed In the absence President Tobn E.
Ober vice president held down the chair W. O. Stephens
made a report of the finances of the association.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
DELTA COUNTY GETS HORTICULTURAL SCHOOL

letter has been received from the State Board of Hor
announcing that Delta have the horticultural school
This be the only school the Western Slope
weeks attendance to be dollar and fifty
Every and rancher in this whole
mun should attend this school and competent instructors
will hand inform growers what the hest and most exped
methods what the experiment station has discovered
and in this country The selection of Delta
the meeting point accredited K Seaton that
teman using valuable time this spring sgner petit
attend thereby causing the Board select this point mas
much such good showing apparent
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
Everyone Liked Them.

The company which played at the op-
era house last night and will give an
other performance this evening, made
quite hit and from the time the cur
tain rose until it dropped at the ending
of the last number the audience was
convulsed in laughter. Miss Fannie as
Isis Hopkins" is fine. And while rem
dering her part made goo-goo gestures
at Bud" Woodgate that brought down
the house. o. Woodson. the black
faced comedian, is really black, and has
one of the sweetest voices of any sing
ers who have appeared in Delta. His
singing of illustrated songs brings out
all the pathos and all the ridiculous and
he was recalled last night several times.
The company deserve good house this
evening and those who 60 will not be
disappointed. The manager informs
US that an entire change Of programme
will be effective.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
REFUSE TO ACCEPT.
Yet DR.. Darley will Preach in Delta
for Coming Year.

The Ouray Herald has the following to
say regarding DR.. Darly and his resigna-
tion but nevertheless the Independent
is authorized to announce that the Doctor
will be here in few days and continue
here for at least year.
"a meeting of the Presbyterian church
and congregation was held in the chucrh
Tuesday evening of this week for the
purpose of considering the resignation
of their pastor, Rev. Geo. M. barley,
D. D.
Many and earnest were expressions
Of regret over his intended departure,
from the congregation and entire
community. 1t was unanimously de-
cided that a leave of absence be granted
DR.. barley of six months to a year,
with the request that he return as soon
as he may deem it advisable. The
secretary was instructed to draft
resolutions in accord with the meeting,
and the following were adopted:
Whereas, our pastor, DR.. barley. has
resigned because of Mrs. Darley's health
and with the hope that she will be
benefited by lower altitude. and
Whereas. DR.. Dairy is especially fitted
for this field and the church and COM
munity are unwilling to lose them; and
On account Of the good reformed by
IhinTBd ns bssW< tsar hin - -
estimable wife, therefor be it
Resolved, that we do not unite with
him in asking Gunnison Presbytery to
sever these cordial relations; believing,
however that after eight years resi-
dence in this high altitude change to =
lower altitude is necessary for the
improvement of Mrs. Darley's health,
futher be it
Resolved, that we grant our pastor
vacation of six months to a year,
beginning July l, 1906.
Trusting that our pastor and wife
will return to US in perfect health,
prepared to continue the good work
in which both have been so faithful.
Signed A. L. knous. Ch.
Mrs. Oliver Dean, Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
WILL STRAIGHTEN
RIVER CHANNEL.
North DeItaites Hold Meeting and
Plan Work TO that End.

The property owners of North Delta
and some of their fellow brothers across
the river met at the North Delta school
house last Saturday at 2 p. m, their
object being to straighten the Gunnison
river so as to protect the land and
homes on both sides of the river, which
can easily be done by going at it the
proper way.
A very good crowd was out and all
seemed to be of a general opinion.
James Beaver was elected president
and ]. S. Ingram secretary. After a
lively discussion board of directors of
five good, reliable men were nominated
and elected. J. E. Moore and Sam
Farmer from the opposite side of the
river, Charles Lippert, John Gallant
and James Beaver from the North
Delta side, who as soon as the river
goes down, will make an observation
of the work to be done and report at
another meeting to be called by them.
Then work will be started Immediately.
After the board were elected the
secretary passed a paper around and a
sum was subscribed. At this writing
fully as much more has been promised
30 this means the river will be fixed
"a H. prspsrty u -asdefh psssSs7i1
that on the opposite side of the river
will be protected from high waters.
Every one who will should lend help
ing hand.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
CUNNlSON RECEDlNC.

After several days of exceedingly weather and
high water period the Gunnson recng and this
morning several inches lower than its highest point this week.
regardless Of the fact that the weather has continued
mng The people Of North Delta have suffered much
might be expected although enough damage has been done at
The low has about all disappeared and
thought that the high for 1906 thing Of the past Last
night discovered that the town water mains the Gum
had been washed but the will make immediate
angements the pipe line the bridge thereby fur
nshing Delta with mountain water again In few days.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
A Malicious Report

Several parties around Hotchkiss, or
in the upper end of the valley have
taken occasion to circulate a malicious
report in regard to Sheriff Gibbs and
the getaway of John Kennedy. 1t
seems that certain parties have been
heard to say that Gibbs let his man
get away and made ro effort to hunt
him." Now anyone who is guilty of
such talk is herewith invited to inform
the Independent by what means they
arrived at such a conclusion and are
requested to make statement why a
sheriff, after losing a prisoner on pur-
pose, would be so idiotic as to offer re-
wards which have aggregated, with
the expense entailed, over one hundred
dollars. The real fact is that Mr..
Gibbs has probably been at greater con-
ern over the escapes of Kennedy than
any man in the county and it is known
spared no effort until he was recap
tured. Any stories to the contrary are
of pure cloth and have been told simply
to influence such roundheads rs are
gullible into believing that Sheriff
Gibbs has been guilty of an act which
might hurt him politically. AS it so
happens the first escape of Kennedy
can be directly explained through fault
of construction in the Jail, the placing
of man-hole in the ceiling of cor
ridor, which prisoners are supposed to
enjoy during the day time. being a
most unheard of procedure. Then in
regard to the second escape it may be
well to state that Mr.. Gibbs was on his
ranch near Cory at the time and that
Undersheriff Hammond was at fault.
And further it may be said that anyone
having had the pleasure to look upon
the face Of Mr.. Hammond while repos-
ing behind the bars and his prisoner
gone. would have readily had any
thoughts dispelled which might lead him
to believe that Kennedy's escape was
permitted.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15

John Travis Z In Denver on business,
leaving Delta Inst Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Hall returned home from
IN eastern visit On last Thursday.
J. w. Skinner, former Delta coun-
ty man, returned from California last
week and win b here for few days,
after which hs will return west.
Jack Killian purchased one hundred and
seventy two acres On Ash Mesa this
.r.dn. wsss E';s e S:Sesn Sp:pss ,'s oUs .a
thsre. It wM - , surpFiss for Delta
people.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
: 'BavIs.csldwell..

No. Bessie Caldwell, . we'll known
- estinAbls young lady, and Harry
D. Davis, son u the proprietor Of the
Commercial Hoass, were married on
last NoodAy evening, June II, at the
home Of tie sroom's parents, H. j.
rockingham tying ths nuptiAl knot.
Ths newly married couple have leased
~ Commercial House, Mr.. John Davis,
~ ownse, rstirmg. he bsst Of wish
= Ars sxtsndsd 70 NJ. end Mrs.. Davis.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15

Mrs. Doughty is visiting b Cedarsdgs
for = few days.
Henry Vail, recently returned east
from California, left Tuesday for Ken
lucky, his old home.
Miss Myers, county superintendent
Of schools, d attending . coavsntioa Of
state superintsndsnts at Cripple Crssk
this week.
Joseph Mack, Of 6alida. parchessd
two hundred acrss from RellaAd oWsns
this week. Travis and Casels wses
ssiling agsats. And still thsy cssae,
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15

DR.. Gibbs returned from Denver to-
day.
Mrs. Fred N. Dickerson and children
returned from the west this week.
The Judge met them in Grand juno
ton.
Mrs. Addie Fairfield and Miss Tot
Wilbur, of Meeker, are visiting with
their relatives in North Delta. the
Fishers.
Mrs. McMullen, and children. of Pa
onis, joined Ranger McMullin at Mont
rose this week and viii be with him for
the balance Of the summer, soon NOV
INK onto the Uncompahgre Range.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
Come TO DGLTAJuLY4
PROGRAM JutY 4Tn.

The program of 'dongs" for the Fourth of July at
Delta has been arranged and i printed in this issue.
Everyone is cordially invited to b here that day and
proceed to enjoy themselves In HE evening there to
be masked carnival thestreet and all who so in
cined should prepared to mask and indulge in the
meriment afforded A ball sansein the afternoon will
be feature of the day and Of all kinds will occupy
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
Very Truly Yours,
DAVID ANDERSON,
w.

IAN stock grased under permit must
be salted regularly and at such places
- are designated by the forest ofIicers.
and the owners Of stock must notify
the forest officers when any such order
has been complied with"
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
KENNEDY CAPTURED
and SENTENCED.
Berse Thief and Jail Breaker Treat.
ed Kindly BY Judge Dickefsoh.

John Kennedy was sentenced last
Monday to the State Reformatory at
Baena Vista. the length Of his sentence
depending wholly upon his behavior.
Kennedy, It viii be remembered, is
the young man that locked Under Sher-
riR Hammond within the steel cage Of
The Jail last week and made his geta-
way. Inspector Cassius Sampson. after
searching for him over in the Plateau
country. came across the lad On . ranch
near Coll bran and the youthful law
breaker and his captor arrived in Delta
On Monday morning. At l:3o the same
day Kennedy plead guilty to . charge
Of burglary and grand larceny and was
sentenced by Judge Dickerson ~ above.
The time Of confinement within the re-
formatory y based entirely upon an
inmates behavior and the board Of con-
troll have perfect authority TO relieve .
peisoosr 1t any time. II Kennedy
shows good faith and acts n II he h.
tssds 10 live up TO the promise he made
the judge here, which was that he
would be better boy. the board may
release him with . short sentence.
Sheriff Gibbs took his prisoner to Buena
Vista, whsre ths Reformatory Is Ioca-
I'D, - Tuesday neeniag.
Ksassiy's sessy u ~ sseaps = -
esrsseing. He said thst hs crossed tie
strsst in froat sf he jan and '.just kept
q gsiag'' satii 10 rseehsd Califosnia
nssa, csoaiAg ovsr onto tie railroad
On the Iowsr point. From there he
walked. getting breakfast the next
morning At . ranch down the river.
He told The people On this ranch that
be would probably 60 over TO Collbrsn
and Il was here that he made his first
mistake for the on,eers were able from
that place on to trace him. He went
On into Grand Junction and catching =
ride toward Palisade made that town
~ next day. From there. walking
and catching rides with various teams
b. bad managed to get into Collbran
end onto ranch above that place. 1t
was here that Cassius Sampson found
him, fishing In one Of the tributaries Of
Of the Plateau. He was perfectly will.
inl to come back to Delta and Mr..
Sampson says that only once did he en-
dsavor 70 place himself where he might
escape. Rsaching the depot at Delta
young Kennedy was quite gay. address
hg The Sheriff "as his old friend. F"
However In the court room that After
nooa, and the psnitentiary or the re-
form school staring him in the face, his
jocularity all left him and he broke into
tears, promising oil sorts OF Rood oe-
havior to the Judge II he could be given
. chance. He was informed that he
would b compelled 10 stand punish
naent for his misdeeds but that - he
was yet young and had an opportunity
70 make man Of himself, his sentence
wouA not b ths psnitsntiary but the
rsform school.
After . good fathsrly talk about try
Ing 70 gst away from officers and the
usually inevitable probable outcome
capturs-the Sheriff led him back to
Jail and later took him to Buena Vista.
- Davis.c Caldwell
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
College Location Postponed.

Fred N. Dickerson returned Sunday
from his trip to Colorado Springs
In regard to the location Of the
Presbyterian College to be located in
Colorado and which Delta is making an
effort to have located here.
The decision Of location has been laid
over until the first day Of the meeting
Of the Synod in October Of this year
and in the meantime = committee Of
five, which was appointed the other
day, will further consider sites and
propositions.
DR. Skinner, Of whom mention was
made in these columns last week,
made . talk about his trip to Delta and
apparently was very favorly impressed
with this town - location. Among
other things he said that . trip into this
country 10 the only means Of gasping
the real conditions, the wonderful strides
and the promising future.
The Judge was appointed - an
alternate member Of the committee.
Should Delta be 20 fortunate - to
get this institution. large amount Of
credit can be given to the Judge. his
work 20 far having resulted in placing
Delta among those who will be consid-
cred first when the final action b taken.
Mrs. Emery was adjudged insane by
q jury In the county court this week
and was sent to the insane asylum at
Pueblo.
Miss Mary McHugh arrived from
Durango Wednesday and left for her
home on Surface. She has besn at
tending school at the former place.
The funeral services Of the infant
son, Stephen, Of Mr.. and Mr.. 7. G..
Grsathouss, were conducted At their
home, four miles south Of town, b Mr..
Carter, pastor Christian Church.
The Delta independent., 1906-06-15
CATTLEMEN MUST
PLACE SALT
Reserve Users Notified Of Amount
Required BY Law--Letter from
Ranger.

President Killian Of the Delta county
Live Stock Association, has received
the following letter and citation to
the order concerning the placing Of salt
on the reserve. He requests all mem
beEs Of the Association to comply at
once in order that no rights shall be
jeopardized and that the Delta county
segregation show their continued
promptness in regard to reserve reRu-
lations.
Colbran. Colo. June IL. 1907.
Mr.. J. B. Kiliian, President Delta
Cattle Association, Delta, Colo.
Dear Sir:
In accordance with Regulation 10. of
the enclosed Regulations and Instruc-
tions in reference to Grazing all MEM
bers Of your association using the Bat
Element Mesa Forest Reserve range
viii be expected to put out not less than
Ave pounds Of salt per head for all
stock over six months old which they
are running, under permit on this re-
serve.
Il is Advisable that quite . number Of
stockmen put out salt at the same time
- tie ranger l. required TO accompany
you 70 see that the salt 10 put IN q prop
q place and that reserve rules are COM
piled with. It would be Impossible for
IL raaGsr - seeoaRany sacA noA 0sp-
astsly. Il , deskabjs that salt b
put high up this year 10 keep tie stock
in the higher feeding grounds In order
70 protect the lewer range from over
grazing. Notify Ranger John W. Low
ell. Of Cedaredge, Of the date when any
Of your members expect to take out
this salt. also II any member Is delin-
quent in this requirement the ranger
the ranger should be notified. 1t b
very desirable that the forest reserve
officers should work in harmony with
the stock associations in enforcing the
reserve rules.
Very Truly Yours,
DAVID ANDERSON,
Ranger-in. Charge.
IAN stock grased under permit must
be salted regularly and at such places
- are designated by the forest officers,
and the owners Of stock must notify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07


usual streak OF hard batting was missing
in yesterdays game. while CoIlifioweT. the
w,an they were depending upon mostly TO
bring them cut in front was hit opportuneiy-
Carnanc was on the firing line for the wins
ners and pitched excellent bah throughout,
holding the Atiantics to four hits. He was
one big puzzle UP Until the six. but one
man making safe drive, and but one more
was made in eacn succeeding Inning. VIII
lie HandIboe distinguished himself by get
ting two of the four hits credited to his
team and also BY playing d brilliant game
at short j. Symanoski and Mullin took
OF the fielding honors for their team, the
former making fine catches on the dead
run. while Mullin covered lots of ground
around the second sack
Both of the Atlantic's tailies were made
on errors. Moves reached first on an error
by Hook In the second, stole second and
third, and on a wild throw to catch him at
third scored This crack little catcher Also
made the second run for his team. In the
ninth he made a single. stole second and
third and counted on Hoffman's second
error. Columbia made two in the first and
three In the four by punching hits. coupled
with one two errors.
The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07

Bates, the actress. carried OF several PRICES
with her two horses-lGold Brick and Gold
Fish. David Dunlop of Petersburg, Va.
also secured a large number OF ribbons, as
did also Mr.. and Mrs. Blair johnson of
Warrenton. Va.
Mrs. Dorothy Henderson was present and
rode her horse Snow Man, as well as
number of horses for Mr. Dunlop. Among
the other ladies riding were Mrs. Blair
Johnson. Miss Dorothy TAFT OF Baltimore.
Miss Flynn of Warrenton, Miss Dorothy
Male of Leesburg and Miss Clara Swart
OF Leesburg. In one of the jumping classes
the excellent horsemanship of Mr.. Louis
Leith was displayed In the way he kept
his seat as the horse reared and stood on
It's hind legs. Mr. Fleet Galloway and Mr..
Henry Norman also displayed skill in the
riding of their horses. Mr.. w. c. Helm
was thrown at the last jump In the light
weight hunter class, and his horse rolled
over him. No bones were broken. but II Is
not ascertained whether he received inter-
nal injuries or not.
The Judges for the show were Messrs.
william Corcoran Eustis of Washington.
Charles r. Hoof of Alexandria, Mathew
Clagett of Berryville, Fleet Galloway OF
Warrenton, Robinson Chichester OF Olney.
Md and Edwin r. Garrett of Leesburg and
Harry c. Warden OF Berryville, Va.
Class / was judged this morning at $50
CONTINUED on Page Twenty-four.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-07
MRS. C. r. FOx'S
WONDERFUL GOLF

NEW YORK, June Tt remained for
Mrs. Caleb F. Fox to perform one of the
greatest feats ever recorded by a feminine
golfer In this country. In addition to lead
ing the Philadelphia team to a Q to 9 vic
tory over the Wemen's Metropolitan Golf
Association at the Nassau Country Club
yesterday afternoon in the decisive match
for the Clement A. Griscom trophy, Mrs.
Fox made the course in 80. breaking the
comparative record by 10 strokes.
Mrs Fox defeated Miss Georgianna Bish-
op, a former national champion, by up and
2 to play.
Mrs. Fox
Out "A 4 Q 8 3 s6-42
In % 8 4-a0-S2
Miss Bishop ss4F,---
Out+5 @ 4 e-4s
In -8 4 Q 8 6--43-SS
Mrs. Charles L. Stout, who played No. on the
the hands of Mrs. G. r. II. Barlow, by up and
TO play.
Miss II. Louise Vanderhoef won decisive 9 to 8
victory for the home forces at the expense of Miss
Frances 9. Grlscom. Mrs. E. f. Sanford, n G. A.
captain, received point for her team. as did
Mrs S. f. Lsferts, Miss Marie Bryce, Miss Ruth
Milne and Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany.
The other Philadelphia winners were Miss A.
McNeeiy Miss K North, Miss Condor, Miss Flor
ence Ayres, Mrs. A. 81. Toolmin, Mrs. G. Fl. Filter.
Sd, and Mrs. N. G. Work.
This makes the first time record that the
Philadelphia team has won the Griscom trophy.