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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
BOULDER ROLLS THROUGH
BINGHAM COMPRESSOR
Especial to The Herald)

Bingham, Dec. while blasting to-
day at the high line of the Boston Con-
sOlidated. a large boulder weighing
nearly 200 pounds was started down the
hill and crashed through the Phoenix
compressor, putting it out of commits
sion temporarily. The machinery was
repaired, however, and the regular shift
went to work at s o'clock as usual. The
east wall of the boiler room was torn
out and damaged about $3.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08

There was a large attendance of knights
and much interest was manifested in the
election. The following officers were Sc
lected for the ensuing year: Grand knight,
DR.. F. L. Roche: deputy grand knight.
Charles A Mcguire: chancellor. W s.
o. Brien: warden, Fred A. Brophy: re-
corder John A Junk; financial secretary,
VIII J. Moran; lecturer. r. D. Ryan; ad-
vocate James A. DeVine; treasurer, J..
J. O'ConnOr; inner guard, Walter Bauch-
man: outer guard, George Gunnip; trus-
tee. Phillip Grill.
The installation of the new officers Will
be held on the evening of Jan. 6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08

later. Connolly remained in Ogden %
accompany the girl as far as CObre
When that station was reached, Bessie
left the train to bid Connolly farewell
This turned out to be but "a part of Che
scheme to OUtwit the parent, and as the
train pulled out of the station the young
couple waved an aOleu TO Mrs. Hamilton
instead. They were married that same
day, and have lived at CObTe since that
time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
Latitude Given States Attorney.

Unusual latitude was allowed the at
tOrneys for the state in their examina-
ton on account of the fact that they
were employees of the Electric Supply &
Fixture company with which concern
Walker was connected, the district at
toEley pointing out to the court that the
witnesses were not any too friendly to
the state 1t was necessary for counsel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08

Mr. Shaw was 6S years old and weak
ened rapidly after the disease has fully
developed. His life was despaired Of
three days ago.
Several years ago he married a Miss
Jenkins of this city. who, together with
a 2-year-old son. survives him.
Mr.. Shaw was appointed deputy by
Sheriff c. f. Layne and served four
years under him. For like period he
served under Sheriff @. A. Sebring. He
had always been a fearless and cour-
ageous officer. He leaves d valuable es-
tate that will furnish a competence for
his widow and son.
The funeral will be held at ? o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the Third ward
meeting house. Friends will be received
at the house, 1888 Washington avenue,
from 10 to l o'clock on the day of burial
Interment will be in the city cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
DEATH OF Robert R. SHAW
Well Known Deputy Sheriff Passes
Away After Short Illness of
Pneumonia.

Deputy Sheriff Robert R. Shaw. who
for the past ten years has been connected
with the sherffs office of Weber coun-
ty. died shortly before noon yesterday OF
an acute attack of pneumonia, after an
Illness of five days.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08

Vienna Bakery "Bix-Box'' bread is
put in box as it comes from the oven.
1t is the most sanitary ASK for Blk
Box at your grocer or phone 1881
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
ELECT NEW OFFICERS.

The annual election of officers for Og-
den council No. III knights of Column
bus was held at their hall on Wash
ingtOn avenue on Wednesday evening.
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are all i'll with dipbtheria at the home of MT and Mrs William Gsffney at the Station, are now Improving slowly pr Pons is caring for them. l William Hatch moved his steam saw mill, last Tuesday, from August Kru gers woods at the Fails to the Valla. ley woods, below Weller's bridge. l.. P. Boyson furnished the team for
 moving the mill.
 given by the scholars of the school al the Center, last Tuesday evening, at | the Town hall was we'll attended and | greatly enjoyed by all. After the | play, dancing was enjoyed until well into the hours of the morning. Miss Madaline Daley spent 8 few | days in New Milford, last week, the guest of her brother, Robert Daley. Mrs Allen Joyce is spending few days, this week, in Lftchtield with | friends. At the annual school meeting at the | Center school district, Theodore FL | we'll was elected committeeman and | E l.. Sanford, clerk. MT and Mrs Burton Hodge and son, Phillip, spent last Monday in New Ha- ven.
 MT and Mrs John McNin and two children of Bridgeport, MT and Mrs Walter Daley, Jr., of Troy, N. Y, George Mcclure of Yonkers, N Y, l and Miss Mamie Daley of New Mil ford were all guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Walter Daly and Mrs McNiff and two children remained for a few weeks visit.
 James Vallaley spent Sunday here the guest of hisisis5er, Miss M1rHlret Vallaley.
 Merchant Allen Joyce a' the Station, has large stock of fire crackers, all fireworks. He can supply you with anything in this line for the Glorious Four tn.
 MT and Mrs George Tongue moved, last M ,n lay. from the Bro Rl place d Wa ner's Mill to Romford, where NJ Tongue has taken contract for cart ing wood.
 Paul Montrose and family of Bridge water are making their home for the present with MT and Mrs Warren Pitcher.
 The school at Warner Mill district closed, Thursday. Miss Millie Thom- as, the teacher, had 8 picnic for the children.
 Mrs W. B Babcock is visiting at Charles Woods.
 Harry Welby. who has been at school in New London, is home for the summer. His grandmother, Mrs $. B Smith, continues poorly.
 MT and Mrs Burton Hodge spent Monday and Tuesday in New Haven.
 Mrs Il. Dickinson, a few days ago. was badly StunR by bees, neceSSi taCtnR the aid of physician.
 Mrs O. Sherwood, who was recently injured in runaway accident this side of New Milford, has nearly re- coverei
 Mrs H. M iris Of New York is visit- ing her uncle, Willi Im Fro Rbrid ge
 w. Daly has been elected clerk and T. w. Morris, committ 70 Of the W"i- Ter sch ol istrict- In the Cepte-, T K. E.weil is cuLn nmILlee and k 5. san ford, clerk. The Burritt district has elected w. Miner committee.
 METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
 Children's 8 day exercises were held,
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the pace, last Monday, by beginning having.
 G. w. P. Leavenworth is erecting g new tobacco barn, 16 "A feet, with Is foot posts.
 Fred H. Leavenworth has been mak ing a number of repairs and improve ments Ou his large stock barn.
 Mrs Edwin G. Bishop and daughter Fora, have returned from week stay with friends in New Haven.
 Mrs George B Barnes left, last week, for the shore of East Bridgeport where she will spend few weeks with M r and Mrs Theodore Trcwbridge.
 Mrs Susan Minor is suffering with a bad hand, caused by a bite from dog
 Mrs Clayton B. Squires and son. Hor- ace, leave to-day, Friday, for few weeks stay in New Haven with Mrs Squire's mother, Mrs Platt.
 Walter Barnes and family of Bridge D ,rt arrived, last Thursday, at Miss Frances Barnes, where they will spend the summer.
 Mrs William Gaffney and three children and Joseph Shaughnessy, who
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KENT.
MRS ALMIRA WINE5AR.

MRS ALMIRA VINEGAR
 Mrs Almira Vinegar. a lifelong res. ident of Macedonia. was buried. Mon. day. The funeral was held in the Con gregational church and she was laic beside her husband in the Episcopal cemetery. She leaves one son and five daughters. Her age was S6 years.
 Charles Edwards received news oi the death of his aunt. Mrs Annette Ed wards Butcher, of Milwaukee. Wis She grew to womanhood at the present home of Birdsey G. Pratt of this vii lage.
 Rev B. NJ. Wright is in town to at tend the Chase-Stone wedding in Mac edonia. Mir Wright is located in Or. ange.
 The Kent school has begun work or their grounds on the Fuller place which they have bought of the former owner. Miss Lizzie Fuller
 For a good smoke get back of a S'a al & Crescent at Wa son X Mprenuu e's.
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Sunday morning, in the Methodist church. The church was tastefully decorated with flowers, and a fine pro- gram was rendered.
 Sunday morning, June 90, the pre- siding Elder J. K. A dams. will preach and administer communion, after which the quarterly conference will be held.
 Epwor;h League at p. m., and preaching servicelat T-30.
 On Friday afternoon, June 2S, the Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of MT Merwin to elect officers for the en- suing year.
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DEATH FROM D1PHruER1A.

DEATH FROM DIPHTHERIA.
 Mrs Frank Castle, who nursed some of the dfphtheria cases at William ID Gaffney's near the depot, contracted the disease. She returned to her home immediately, but died on Monday night. This is sad case and the fact that the house is quarantined makes it hard for MT Castle and his children. They all have our sympathy.
 MT and Mrs Ernest Warner are guests, this week, of MT and Mrs Wal ter Babcock at the Station.
 First Selectman H. IF. Warner set
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SANDY HOOK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Annual Meeting,

The annual meeting of lthe corpora tion will be held in the library room, next Monday, July l, at p. m., for the election of directors and other business. A list of legal voters has been posted in the Sandy Hook Post office.-[O. O. Wright, chairman.
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Mrs Maria Parmelee and George Fair child recently called on Mrs Deborah Silliman of Easton, who has pass ed her 1O7th birthday. Mrs Silliman is the oldest person in Connecticut and is enjoying fairly good health.
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LOW PRICES ON CARRIAGES AND
 WAGONS.

If you are in the market for a car riage or wagon of any description, it will pay you to visit the BLUE RIB- BON HORSE & CARRIAGE COM PANY on Cannon street and inspect their big stock. You'll find low prices low prices because of two facts. First, all the goods were bought for cash, and second because of the back ward season goods have not been mov- ing with the rapidity that they should. It is necessary to dispose of all wagons and carriages promptly in order to make room for the fall goods when they arrive. Therefore, everything now in stock can be had for practically wholesale prices. This includes every thing in the line of pleasure or busi ness vehicle
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Herbert Robinson and George Robin son, who had been doing some work for J. A. Blackman at Sunset Cottage. went on to the veranda during the shower of Tuesday afternoon. When the shower was at it's height bolt of lightning struck the house and shocked the men quite severely. The damage to the house was considerable. knock ing hole in the roof, shattering timber and knocking off walls.
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George B. Fairchild has recently moved the briars and brush on the paths leading to Sunset Hill. This will be appreciated by the people who
 travel up there to enjoy the magnifi-
 cent views to be seen from that hill.
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KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE

Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Is adapted to all agesand both sexes, affording permanent re- lief in all cases caused by fnpurity of the blood, Plaints; cures Constipation and Weaknesses peculiar to women.
 It proves successful in where all other med- cines have totally failed No sufferer should despair as long as this remedy is untried It has unbro- ken record of success for over 30 years, and has won hosts of warm friends.
 Are you suffering from any disease traceable to the causes mentioned? If SO, Dr. Kennedy has staked hfs personal and professional reputation on good.
 FREE.-Send for free trial bottle and booklet containing valuable medical advice. Write also for "Fcasy Test,' for finding out if you have kidney disease. Address Dr. David Ken nedy's Sons, ROndout, NY. Mention this paper.
 REMEMBER. the full name is DIR DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY, made at Rondout, N. Y., and the price is 81.OO (six bottles $5. .O0) at all druggists.
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South Kent.

August Edeen will erect a square silo on his farm. He has sold his standing timber to George Duvall. who will move his steam saw mill on to the prop erty-
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
Roxbury.
A BUSINESS CHANGR

George B Barnes, who has been in the meat business in Roxbury for nearly 40 years, has sold out his busi- ness to Albert H. Buckingham and R. Bernhardt, who are to carry it on Both are popular young men of this town and they have the best wishes of host of friends for success in their new undertaking
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-28

Howard Light of the SalmaguDdi Co.,. has about 15 acres planted with gherkins under cultivation for pick ling. May ch htne fill a bottle and all have the flavor that have so far been tested, is the wish of the writer.
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Get your shoes and tennis slippers. at Morris, the grocer. He has a new stock and right prices.
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B. c. Bevans of Dodgingtown has improved his house by having it newly
 painted.
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Mrs John F. Sammis of Botsford is in Bridgeport caring for her daughter,
 Mrs Otto Mattegat, who is quite seri- ously i'll.
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Mrs J. P. Corbett, Miss Agnes Kelly and John J. Heating were guests of Bridgeport friends over Sunday.
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Frank Bates of Derby spent Sunday at Charles l.. Briscoe's in Taunton with his family.
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Genuine Naugatuck ginger ale at Morris, and all the rest of the temper ance drinks. Special price by the case
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MT and Mrs Dewitt Weed and Misses
 Mamie and Clara Weed were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Marcus Camp
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Mrs Charles Hawley passed last weel with her sister, Mrs H. l.. Willis, il New Milford.
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At meeting held on June 22, Clark Page was elected committee of Zoar school district.
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Mrs N. w. Mitchell is quite i'll with asthma and bronchial trouble at her sons home, Edward Mitchell in Poot atuck. Dr w. H. Kiernan is attend ing her.
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Mrs 0. E. Blakeman and son of New town have been spending few days with her parents, MT and Mrs David Penney. of Park avenue, Danbury.
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Unclaimed letters remain in the
 Newtown postoffice addressed to: M rs
 Bunker, Signor Vincengo Capieto, Al I Signor Nicola Maria, Mrs J. D. Rob- ertS, MT Robert Mcbride, Mrs Frank Platt, Miss M. B. Cavanagh, M. Fife Glover.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-28

Miss Ada Fields of Easton has re- gently visited at the home of B Madge Peck.
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Mrs Fred Harrington of Selden, l. l., is visiting at the home of her sis ter, Mrs AlmOn B. EmmonS.
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MT and Mrs AlonZo Gree entertained friend from Stratford, over Sunday.
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Miss Cathleen Haugh of Hartford is spending vacation at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs M. Haugh.
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A gentleman of attractive qualities,
 Hon H. w. Foster, of New Haven, is
 weekly passenger on the Berkshire
 division, enroute to Brookield, where
 he has two large farms. For more than 50 years an active merchant in New Haven, he now finds satisfaction | in turning his attention back to the cares of his farm, on which he was raised as boy. In thus doing he pro notes his own health and gets some pleasure beside. Wearing as he always does dark colored Prince Albert coat he reminds one of professional man of the old school. To know him is a pleasure and if other business men of his age would initiate his example and | work out doors they would live longer and enjoy better health.
The Newtown bee., 1907-06-28

July Millinery Sale. Mrs George
 Durham, 1127 Broad street, near Fair
 field avenue, Bridgeport Trimmed hat sale, variety, styles and quality unequalled, half value and less, the fects, wings, sailors and lingerie hats
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AlOnZo Cree and Ferris Meade were
 in South Britain, last Friday evening, l where they attended the meeting con ducted by Miss May B. Lord.
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Arthur J. Smith, business manager of THE BEE, attended the Yale Har- yard ball game in New Haven, Tues day.
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Miss Marcia Taylor of Stevensn. was the gu st, last week, of Mrs E b BrIscoe On Botsford Hill Iii, weeL Miss Taylor is spending few dlys with Mrs Hobart Fairchild at Bots ford.
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". Walter Finch spent last Tuesday in New Haven with friends.
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Orrin F. Partrick of Bridgeport, who has been spending several months with her. grandparents, MT and Mrs John F. Sammis at Botsford, has re- turned to his home in Bridgeport for the summer. During the fishing season be captured 47 nice trout
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F. V. Zahn has a complete barber $ outfit, chair and glasses, which he will sell at bargain.
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Mrs William Ryan, Jr., with her children, have been spending a few days with friends at WCOdmont
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Miss Susie Beers and Miss Charlotte Thornhill of Brookfield are gueS ts, this week, of MT and Mrs George w Stuart.
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B M. Peck has been having inn provements ma de on his barns, shing- ling. Charles Wfnton and son are do- ing the work
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Charles E. Beers is having his house painted. Edward Bevans has the con- tract.
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last Saturday, for rest and treatment.
 Dr F. J. Gale accompanied her there.
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Huntingtown district held it's annu- al meeting, Thursday evening, elect ing John H. Frank, com mmittee;- B. Gilbert, clerk, and o. D. StillsoD, teacher. for the coming year.
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Horses for Sale.

A nice bay mare good age sound. veFy Re'n~ tie- fearless of automobiles. No. | for family use s1A Eurps>e- extra good rnAosser- hnep walker il :. iokn sbss fiso \ quick pu<cses- 
 One of the bet hack teams Hnr hsat8 cr cos4-h or farm : and q. \. s2es 1e1a z sec2 r. r.assnAsss A Nc. uApple gray mare yean oao. fS1 lbs >o- ! roaoss<-r- z nice AIa rUooo ..1.y fs.s. . very ssr bay p-cinr usnrc. nsno..a ye ITS old and -Nuu nd. ss A e0op 3o& p1f.s cGy g-n14e- city or country. for tnoys nS - fs->s- and other st lSf Main o@- A1s- AA@- bApbury- Conn
 Fl. Fl. Stevens.
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MT and Mrs Fred Strong of New Haven arrive at the Inn, Thursday.
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MT and Mrs 0. E. Jones of West Lebanon, Ind. have been in town, this week, stopping at sthe Newtown Inn
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HOME NEWS. THE HOTELS.
 At the Inn.

w. A. Leonard drove to Derby, Sun day.
 Dr and Mrs H. A. Meeks and Aus tin and Edwin Meeks of Meriden were in town. Monday, dining at the NeWtoWn Inn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23
NOVEL SPREE FREE RIDE.
Three Bridgeport Men Board Express
 Engine via Cowcatcher

When an o'clok express from New York whirled into the Union station Wednesday night three men were seen standing on the cowcatcher of the en- zine by Railroad Detective Goggins, who could scarcely believe his eyes. They were arrested and locked up.
 The trio, John J. Kennedy of Sandy Hook, Conn, Charles S. Bradley and James A. Fennell of Newton were be- fore the police court yesterday morn ing charged with trespass on railroad property.
 Kennedy told Judge Foster that he did not know what led him and his companions to board the engine at the Bridgeport station other than that they had been on spree since Sunday and wanted to take ride anywhere. Kennedy said he was married man with a family and appeared to feel his position. The others told, the same story, and after having been catechized 1 by Judge Foster as to who the hotel owners and postmasters were in Sandy Hook and Newton to see if they were telling the truth, the court stated that he believed their stories and didn't be- ilieve that they were of the common type of freight jumping hobo.
 Warning them against riding on the cowcatchers of fast express trains ir the future Judge Foster suspended judgment.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-23
FRICTION WITH OLD SETTLERS.
In the Government. Reclamation
 Projects.

From the tone of Secretary Car fields address to the farmers and par ticularly the "old timers settled in the Truckee-C Carson reclamation dis trict 1t seems evident that much fric- tion exists between the old settlers and the new order of things. We have al- ready commented on the opposition developed to the Yuma project or at least it's administration and it is doubtful whether in even single case where there was any previous settle- ment at al the new order of things can be established without bitterness and litigation The regular course of procedure seems to be general ap- proval and something of bloom" when the project is begun, then an outbreak of opposition from the old settlers, or some of them, and then the final rejoinder of the new settlers or the old ones who are satisfied, in opposition to the malcontents and in support of the reclamation service. | In the Yuma case the third step has been reached We have alreday direct ed attention to the convention of the dissatisfied, called to meet just before the coming irrigation congress; and which is very vigorously promoted by ditch owners who claim that they Have been misused In opposition to this the Chronicle Is in receipt of a letter from the president of the Yuma County Water Users association, who alleges that the opposition to the re- clamation service is simply a "con-
 spiracy" of a private ditch owner ther. with the owners of the Imperial can als. The facts of course, will appear in due time.
 Secretary Garfield is quoted as say ing in connection with the friction ir the Nevada settlement, that the old timers" will have to learn that theii Individual rights will have to suffer somewhat in framing up such enter
 prises" as these reclamation projects
 We confess we do not see why they Ishould or how they can if the gov
 ernment does it's duty in the portec ton of these rights, or if it does no
 do it's duty and the old-timers resist Individual rights are most thorough
 ly protected under the constitution O
 the United States Doubtless indivld
 ual rights must not be allowed to pre-
 vent the execution of great projects il
 the interest of society, but if takel !they should be paid for by the publi fin whose interest they are taken
 These improvements must go on, bu
 any loss resulting to enterprising mel
 who by actual investment and settle
 ment have acquired legal and mora
 rights should be amply compensated
 for whatever they may be compelle,
 ito give up.-San Francisco Chroni cle