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The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
Eckert Locals.
SI--ial Correspondents,

lSI-~lal correspondence.
Mr.. lyle of Cory has started to work
on the Enterprise ditch with four men
and two teams.
The Surface Creek ball team played
game with Delta resulting in score
of II to ) in favor of the former.
Robert Stringer sold his 30 acre farm
=, of a mile west of Eckert to the Hig
gins Bros. Consideration $1,000.
Blaine Young has moved his trunk
and belongings over to MIR. Lyle's
where he expects to work this summer.
Mrs. John Williams went to Hotch-
kiss and Paonia last Monday to visit
her sisters. She expects to stay one
week.
The dance to be given at the hall last
Friday night was failure and it has
now been announced for the evening of
the 9th. Good music will be furnished.
Jesse Butcher traded his ~ acre farm
on Tongue Greek. one mile west of
Eckert to MIR. Peck. of Delta. for 100
acres of Uintah reservation land and
800 cash.
There were great many people at
the kennicott sale Monday. The fami
ly left Wednesday for Boulder where
they expect to run dairy. They leave
a great many friends.
A surprise party was given at the
home of Miss Marion Ferguson last
Friday. Marion was Is years of age
that day. She was delightfully."- sur
prised Miss Lillian kennicott was also
surprised last Saturday night at the
home of Miss Ethel Steele. The guests
presented her with an autograph album
in which all subscribed their names.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
Notice Of Convention,

Notice is hereby given that mass
convention of the Tax Payers Party Of
the town of Delta will be held at the
Court House on Thursday the l4th day Of
March, A. D., 1907 at the hour of : 30
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of nomi-
mating ticket to be voted on at the
coming election, to-wit:
One Mayor,
Three Trustees,
One Town Clerk,
One Town Treasurer,
One Town Attorney,
and for the transaction Of such other
business rs may come before the con-
vention. All voters believing in the
principles of the Tax Payers Party and
sound progressive town government.
are invited to attend and participate.
Tax Payers Committee
S. L. FAlRI.AMB, J. J. TRAVIS,
Chairman, Secretary.
Get the habit Of iaking your meals
ut the Home Cato.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
Read Happenings.

\. NJ. Crawford moved into his new
r"sIdence last Saturday.
J Anderson has sold his 20 acre ranch
I" Mr.. Durham of Read, for 5000.
Wiley Doyle had Colorado Tele-
week.
Fine weather yet and the farmers
ar" rushing their farm operations in
tins meek o the woods
several Of the Realities attended the
l"achout sale Wednesday, Good prices
acre realized for most everything.
karl Swan and his mother are moving
t" Mrs. MonrUc's ranch this week.
t4rI sold his place to T.. c. Harrison.
All are glad to see Josh Anderson
at''" to be up and around again. He
tn had hard round with heart trouble.
\ lance given by the Young Sports
n."n ; Clubw was success Miss Bertha
Hr. an and George Schwarz won first
IriAc as the best walters.
The farewell dance for Miss Tena
zimmerman. given last Wednesday night
b., Frank Lcemastcr was splendid
t''alr. All report good time.
LAST Sunday during base ball gam G
mar Read. one of the Ovcrhay boys
"a, nit by ball thrown by the pitcher.
|, truck his right collar bone, causing
Il .I,location and making a painful in
IrE.
quite a little excitement here last
niay was caused by runaway team
longing to Mr.. Donnelly. He was out
" III the Colorado Telephone men. They
i It their horses standing united and
"-"ther team uotting past caused a
rIuaway. They ran east from the Reed
ranch To W. +. Doyle's and then turned
"prth TOD. Andersons, circling his house
..ni finally brought up against an apple
'r"". No damage except breaking the
r'l'! oil the spring wagon tongue and
"''aNi ing some of the glass belonging
To- the Telephone Co.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
Notice of Registration.

N"tirr il hereby given that the B,sirL "f Regis
tra,ion for the scncr,i town election I" bc held
Tuesday. April .ud, l@s, for the rurl-,>c "t elect
lug town officers for the town Of Delta. Colorado
will be in session at the regular rlac, of m,-sting
ni the R'ari OF Trustees of said town. for the
purlr>C "i registering all electors uf said tow.
for >aid election ,n the following: named days,
wit:
Tuesday. Narl, 18th. l9'.
Monday. April l>t. lHG.
lsttr,l at ncita, Colorado, March 1th, ln,1.
t.r. HUNT.
Attest: LILLE T.. WILSON. Mayor
Town Clerk AMI iircor,irr.
SEAL
l>t. pub. Mar. ); last pub Mar. ", o.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
Notice OF Election .

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual
election m town u.nccr> in AMI tor thu town Of
Delta. state Of Colorado" will bc held at the rcsu-
lar place Of meeting of the Barl Of Trustees Of
s,id town. ON Tuesday. April md, laO7, at which
election the following town officers will To
elected.
Ouc Mayor.
Three Town Trustees.
One Town Clerk.
Ono Town Tps.>urrr
One Town Attorney.
Dated al Delta. Colorado, this 9TH day uI
March. iyp;.
+. l.. HUNT,
ArrE>I LILLE T., WILSON. MAYOR.
Town Clerk and Rccuper.
tSEAL.
l>t. pub. Mar. 5; last pub. Mar ~. U!.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07

Get the habit Of iaking your meals
ut the Home Cafo.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-07
Notice to Canal Consumers.

The undersigned Company is ready to
receive applications for water rental
contracts for 1907.
Please call and arrange for your con-
tracts ut once so that water can be
turned in early. No change in terms
or rates. Notes will draw interest
from April lst.
THE MONTROSE 4 DELTA CANAL
COMPANY,
By G. f. ANDERSON, Sup't.
Montruse, Colo. March |, 1907.
Pub. Mar. S-l5-'O7.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
JOHN HANNE
DIED TO-DAY
AGED MAN DIED THIS MORNING
At THE HOME OF soN.IN.
LAW, GEORGE WHlPPLE.

This morning at nine'thirty o'clock
at the residence Of his son.in.law, Mr.,
George Whipple. on Walnut avenue,
occurred the death Of Mr.. John Hanne,
aged seventy.one. Mr.. Hanne had
been sick for about a year with
Brights disease. and while his III.
ness was Of a serious nature, never.
theless his death has come as So.
we're blow to his family.
Mr.. Hanne wasa kind and loving
father and his death Is keenly felt by
his children, who survive him. He
was n kind hearted and highly re.
spected man, and has many friends
who will learn with regret OF his
death. He Is survived by three chill.
dren, Charles. Of Rochester; Mrs. Til.
lie Snyder, Of Allegheny. and Mrs.
George Whipple. OF this city.
On Wednesday morning the re.
mains will be taken to Rochester, Pa,
and on Thursday the funeral will take
place at Pleasant Hill, Allegheny
county, followed by interment at that
place.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
DEATH TO-DAY
At M0N0NCAA
WIFE OF F. D. sNooeRAss DIED
OF HEART TROUBLE EARLY
THIS MORNING.

This morning at six O'Clock at her
residence at Monongah, occurred the
death of Mrs. Carrie Snodgrass, wife
Of Mr.. F. D. Snodgrass. after an III.
ness with heart trouble. Mrs. Snod.
grass was born In MonongaIia county
and was thirty.eight years and eleven
months of age at the time Of her
death. She is survived by her hus.
haHd and four children, the youngest
being an infant OF but a few days u
ase.
The funeral services will be held at
Fairricw on Wednesday morning at
eleven o'clock at the N. E. Church. aft.
er which interment will be made at
Fairriew. Undertaken R. l.. Cunning.
ham has charge of the funeral arrange.
ments.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
DAY
PROGRAMMES
WERE RENDERED YESTERDAY AT
FIRST BAPTIST AND PRES.
6YTERIAN CHURCHES.

A large coiisfegatioH assembled nj
the First Baptist Church Sunday aisra.
Ing to witness the Children's Day pro.
gramme. The church was tastefuily
decorated In flowers and palms. and
several sweet voiced canary birds
added their carolins TO the singing Of
the children. DR.. f. n. Eddy. the su.
perlntendent Of the Sunday school,
was in charge Of the services, assist.
ed by Miss Sara Morgan and Miss
lolive Brand. An interesting pro.
gramme consisting OF recitatlons. dla.
logues, drills and songs, was success.
fully carried out. A pleasing feature
OF the programme was an exercise By
the adult members Of the Sunday
school, consisting of snap shots con.
cerning the work Of the American Ban.
list Publication Society.
A beautiful Children's Day exercise
was held at the Presbyterian Church,
Sunday morning. under the direction
of Misses Edith Pickett, Flossle Flem.
Ing, Margaret Mckinney and Mrs.
Mary Yates. The church which was
prettily decorated In flowers and ferns,
was crowded for this service. A nun.
Der OF canary birds added to the Joy.
BUSINESS of the occasion. A pretty ser.
vice consisting of songs, recitatlons
and drills was rendered, quite a nun.
Der Of children taking part In this ser.
vice.
The. Presbyterian Mission Sunday
school at Middleton, held Its Chill.
dren's Day exercises Sunday evening.
The exercise was Of very interest.
Ing nature and quite a large audience
assembled 10 witness this programme.
The music was furnished by the Pres.
byterian church choir from Mononsah.
Mrs. II. S. Falcoaaer and Miss Edith
Bradley were the accompanleist's for
the evening.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
THE UNF0RC0TTEN
MEMORIAL SERVICES AND DECO.
RATION OF GRAVES BY LOCAL
ORDERS YESTERDAY.

MI. City Lodge No. IS, x. Of P. and
Falrmont Company No. 16, U. r. X. p.
decorated the graves Of their departed
brothers yesterday. Memorial ser.
vices were conducted at the X. Of P.
Hall. Rev. z. E. Bates preached the
memorial sermon. A quartet composed
Of S. ]. Brobst, H. R. johnson, Clar.
ence kfnsey and Clyde Kinsey sang
several selections.
The procession was headed by the
Fairmont band. Woodlawn and Elem.
Ing cemeteries were visited.
The Pythian Sisters. an auxiliary
Of the Knights Of Pythlas went 10
Woodlawn cemetery and scattered
flowers over the graves Of departed
members.
Col. A. Howard Fleming Lodge No.
80, brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
and Fairmont Division No. 472, Order
of Railway Conductors, held memorial
services yesterday afternoon. Rev. H
G. Stoetzer preached the memorial
sermon. Special music was furnished
by the order. Woodlawn and Flem,
ing cemeteries were visited and flow.
ers were strewn over the graves OF de.
parted brothers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
PLAN TO GUST
MAYOR SCHM|TZ
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DON'T
LIKE JAIL BIRD FOR HEAD
OF THE CITY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jlne Ii The
United States Supreme Court will fl.
nally pass upon the case OF Mayor
Schmltz, convicted Of extortlon from
French restaurants, according to a de.
clsion of the mayors attorneys, II a
motion for the new trial Is overrulel
and the appellate court sustains the
rule of the lower court. Steps to re.
organize the city government are In
progress to-day and the question Of
oustlng Schmltz from Office will be de.
termlned by the supervisors. The
spectacle Of the mayor managing the
city's affairs while he Is In tail does
not appeal 10 the supervisors. The
police department will be the first to
be overhauled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
|BRIGADIER GENERAL SCOTT ISSUES
ORDERS FOR MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
Pool Men to Make
A Stubborn Fight
MEN BACK OF BROOK COUNTY
POOL ROOMS HAVE SPENT
FORTUNES IN LlTI.
CATION.

WHEELING. June lit Is Gv!.
dent that the men who are back OF
the Brooke county pool room business
tare determined to make a stubborn
fight on the final hearing Of the peti.
tion for a permanent injunction to re.
strain them from operating pool rooms
at Virginia Station. While the TEN.
Porary injunction was granted by
Judge Nesbitt on Saturday, II Is said
that strong demurrers will be inter.
posed at the final hearing.
Attorney John ]. Coniff. OF counsel
for the defense. stated last evening
that the date had no, heen fixed for
the argument on the permanent In.
junction. 1t is understood, however,
that the defense Is anxious for speedy
relief, and will endearor TO establish
their rights In the premises. It Is
learned that the men Interested in the
Brooke county pool rooms have gone
to great extremes In other States In
fighting the authorities. and have spent
fortunes in litigation. 1t is reported
they are Interested with others In 81.
Louis, NO., who after failing to estab.
lish their rights in operating pool
rooms in certain localities have re-.
sorted to conducting them on railroad
trains. thus taking advantage Of the
interstate commerce laws.
In reference to some recent pool
room cases in Arkansas and Tennessee
a Memphis paper has this %, say:
~ floating pool room, using the
wireless plan. where lovers Of the
ponies can stake their hard.earned
money, Just as they did before the
Fouse bill was passed In Tennessee,
uHu 'nt hHiiSS ulil UeCdIllt u law III AT.
kansas, will shortly be running in full
blast in the middle OF the Mississippi
river, according to those who keep in
close touch with such matters. II is
further said that this pool room will
be located In the middle Of the stream,
where. II Is claimed, neither the State
of Tennessee nor the State Of Arkan.
sas will have Jurisdiction. and the ef.
forts of the legislators will be set at
naught. Attorney General Gates Is
quoted as saying that the Jurisdiction
of Tennessee extends to the middle Of
the Mississippi river and that he
would afford the Shelby county OIL.
,cials every assistance In enforcing the
law against gambling"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
TO THE PUBLIC. !

The management Of the Farmont Association wants
nounee that has contracted olive an open
us ne" base ball park Twelfth Virginia avenue
in the evening Of Wednesday, 49, 1907
The Association contracted pay for this
soo no IN addition will have the advertising
ing offered for sale at the very eaeh and
DC readily seen that attendance
10 enable the Base Ball Association expenses
owing to the very unreasonable weather
team mas not been able to make
team reels that as It has succeeded in taking
League that the community large
more liberal attendance at the
there are more less community who
the base ball team yet who rot the Games
time and lnne Band was employed enable panze
Ball Association" and thus offer their The
get more than value for the cash primary
tnns ts concert was Of course make
base ball team but the
public without Offering extraordinary high
The management also wants
Thursday each week. when the team playing
ton Of National holidays that ladies' will be admitted
game postponed Thursday rain that The
next day shall be Ladies' Day.
Any lady selling fifty tickets Concert viii
gwen as recognition her enthus enna
admission to the grand games during the season
local grounds Several ladies'
management OF the Association will fee greatly who N
offer her services and the especially that
buy tickets in advance to reeev the
ey as whether or not sufficient number will be
X
should the weather aWruy stormy and cold his
cert in the the Grand be used and ak
ready been engaged for the
concert outside The park will be balany lighted every prepara
ton has been made to comfortably provide
the management requests that the public generally
the enterprise promises that entertainment
etated that other viii be offered
summer weeks
49, ss FAiRMoNT5 BASEBALL fAssocfaT aTtoN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
WHAT DOES
MONDAY mean

Monday Is the day after the day
Of rest, when evess, business man com.
mences to lay out his plans for the
weeks business. We might go on and
write good long essay on this DAY,
but will not do more here than call
attention to the fact That Monday
means much to Fairmont advertiser,
more so than any other day Of the
week unless 1t be Thursday. 1t Is on
these dates that We add our entire
weekly circulation list to that Of the
daily An advertisement on these
dates does double work. We are glad
to note that most advertisers are be.
ginning to appreciate this, as a glance
over our columns to-day will show.
NOTHING SUCCEEDS
LIKE CIRCULATION. 8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
WORK W WILL SOON Be RESUMED ON
FAIRM0NT and MANN|NCTON LINE

the route from BarrIckyllle 10 Fair,
mont, but 1t Is thought that this will
not be an intricate proposition. Ar.
ransements will be made whereby the
Fairmont and Warrington Railway
Company will use the Fairmoat and
yClarksbarg Traction Comnany's lines
through the city and that the latter
Will furnish the power to operate the
cars Of the former company. The
companies have interests that arc
closely related and they are on friend.
ly terms.
The new line will open up about
eighteen miles Of coal and oil territory
which will Increase the business Of
this city and will be helpful to Man.
nington and intermediate points.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
OFaAOKll
ARE Al TRYING \ c TO
FORCE HIM out
Are Insisting
On His Recall

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June Not
much credence Is placed Ia official cir,
cles upon The published report that
Vlscoant Aoki, The Japanese Ambassa,
dor, is about to he succeeded BY Baron
Kaneke, former minister 6t Justice.
The report originated among the lead.
ers of the anti.administratlon force
In Toxic, enemies OF Aoki. who have
been demanding the recall of the Am.
bassador, alleging ineiIiciency in Ieal.
Ing With the San FraacIscoJapanese
situation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Ten to fifteen experienced pick min.
ers TO work In first class drift mine.
Demand for coal Is forcing US to add
more miners. Positively no dlssatls.
faction OF any kind existing. Mine is
clear OF all explosive gases, dust or
any thing which would have a tenJen.
cy to bring about explosion; has first
class roof, therefore is much safer
than the average mine. Steady work
guaranteed. We have not lost but
one day in the past three months, and
don't anticipate losing another day
for months to come. Can furnish fam.
illes With dwellings near works. Ap.
ply to W. c. Martin, superintendent
of mine, at the works, Riyesvllle, W.
Va.
PARKER RUN COAL & COKE co.
By J. H. MARTIN, Gen. Mgr.
June 13.5t.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
DROWNED AT
SlSTERSv|LLE
PRESIDENT Of The FRENCH TOR.
PEoo COMPANY LOST His
LIFE WHILE FRoeGiNG.

PARKERSBURG, June IL Franz,
French, one of the best known resi-
dents of Slstersyille, and president OF
the French Torpedo Co., one OF the
largest concerns OF the kind In the
country. was drowned Saturday hight
in the Ohio river. French, with a
number of other companions was out
frog hunting In a boat, when In some
manner the vessel was upset. All
were preclpitated into the water and
had to swim. French was unable to
swim and drowned before assistance
could reach him. His body was re.
covered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
Reaction Against Government for
The Dissolution Of the Douma Is
Expected to Become General Soon

ST. PETERSBURG. June 17.-ThIs
is the day of Droclamatlons by the
Liberal and Antl.Government parties,
following the dissolution OF the DoH
ma. Tomorrow Or WeAavsdfy when
these preolamsttnhs AMI circulars have
been widely distributed and read by
the people. reaction against the gov.
ernnitnt Is expected. To-day laeders
are In secret session planning and Sc.
rious trouble is feared. So tar no out.
breaks OF importance have occurred,
Evidently the situation has been ac
cepted with forced calmness.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
DISAPPOINTED
WERE MANY PEOPLE YESTERDAY
BECAUSE EXCURSION BOAT
FAILED TO GET HERE.

According TO the statement Of
Wharfmaster Watts this morning be,
tween three and four hundred persons
were disappointed yesterday morning
In not getting 10 take the boat excur.
sion that had been announced and ad.
vertised. The Leroy, the boat that
was to have conveyed the excursion
was below Brownsville and the rise
in the river made it impossible for her
TO get under the bridge at that place.
General Manager Roe has Instruct.
ed Wharimaster Watts to advertise an
excursion ont Of Falrmont to Morgan.
town next Sunday morning, jane 20.
The boat to leave the local wharf at
900 o'clock. ,ssf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
new LAW FIRM
OGDEN & kEIsTER HANG OUT
SHlNGlE AT 4o3 MAIN.
STREET.

The following announcement was
made through the mall to-day:
Howard N. Ogden
respectfully announces that he has as,
ISOLATED himself In the general
practice OF law with
J. Claude Keister
under the firm name OF
Ogden & Keister.
Offices iOs Main street, opp. Watson
Hotel, Fairmont, West Virginia.
Telephones: Bell II; Consol. 145.
Mr.. Keister was former student at
the State Normal School here. 1t. will
be remembered that he was inj1red
while firing a salute to Governor Daw.
son at Morgantown on Decoration DAY
two years ago. He has brother in
W. R. Cranes drug store in this city.
We predict success for the new firm
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
GOVERNOR HOCH
AND PARTY ARE At pHILADEL
PHIA TO PRESENT SILVER
SERVICE TO BArTLEsHIP.

PHILADELPHIA. June lI.-Gorern,
or Hoch, OF Kansas, accompanied by
several other State officials and their
wives, together with prominent bust.
ness men arrived this afternoon and
will present magnificent silver ser.
vice to the Battleshlp Kansas, now ly.
Ing at the League Island navy yard.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17

PlTTSBURG, June 1.-THE guage at
smlthiield street bridge showed 1874
feet last evening and tha, at Davis
Island dam, 1876 feet. The rivers we're
falling slowly after reaching a stage
early yesterday morning Of slightly
over IA feet at Davis Island. At
Brownsville the Monongahela river
reached stage Of 10 feet Friday AMI
packets were compelled to lie over,
being unable to pass under the bridges,
Passenger traffic was resumed yes.
terday and the Columbia left the local
wharf for Falrmont with a good pas.
senger list. The I. C. Woodward (Cap.
tain Jacobs) will leave this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
SAD TRAGEDY
MAN KILLED HIS WIFE AND THEN
CUT HIS OWN THROAT THIS
MORNING.

DETROIT, Mich. June 17-Wm.
Roule, a painter, stabbed his wife to
death to-day and cut his own throat,
dying in the presence Of his two
daughters. aged 5 and I. Rolle de-.
serted his family. Trial on suit for
divorce was to have been called to.
day. Sunday night he returned home
Unexpectedly and started a quarrel
which terminated in the tragedy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-06-17
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The following general order from
THE Postofllee Department hes been
sent 70 Postmaster Flemins:i in
WASHINGTON 81 q
May \. AZ 4 \ 1907.
Order No. s5s.
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Within a border surrounding lie
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nomination CONE Cent? TWO
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