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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-29

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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-29
For $1,000 Governors salary.

Among the bills OF interest intro
duced in The Senate during the ds3,
WAS one by Senator Turner. which
provides hat the salary Of the Gov
The oasis., 1907-05-11

in her hand when 4 plank broke and she fell heavily, her whole weight resting on the leg which broke through the floor, resulting in the fractures named.
 Mesa Free Press: ] H. Barnett, the druggist, at tho beginning of April offered to give prize of q nice baby toilet set to every white baby born in Mesa during April, May and June. He has already given several of the sets away, but knows that all of the white babies that were born during the past month have not received their pres ents, and he is anxious that none of them be sighted. If there has been a baby born at your house In the past month you should send its name and the date of its birth to Mir Barnett, and receive one of the pretty presents for the child. Mir. Barnett is expecting quite q crop of ba bies in the next two months, and has on hand large stock of the toilet sets that he Is ready to give them when they come.
The oasis., 1907-05-11
ARIZONA NEWS.


 owner of 10000 acre range, with headauarters at The Colony, near the head of the Gulf of California, is in town. He is on his way to the range with q fine bunch of blooded horses. He will put small steamer on the river between The Colony and Yuma.
 Phoenix Democrat: The Santa Fe Company announces that It will abandon the bridge over the Colorado river at Needles, and will build one further down, at Salome, on the new route. Portions of the present line, between Amboy and Ash Fork will be abandoned be- cause of heavy grades.
 Congress News-Herald: Wm. Pease, who was arrested here last week on warrant from Judge Chamberlain of Quartzite, charg- ing him with perjury in deeding some mining claims to the New York & Hermosa Mining Co., was discharged by Judge Chamberlain. The complaint read that the crime of perjury was committed Tn QuartZite. whereas the deeds were signed by Mr. Pease in New York
 Tucson Star: Ben Goodrich oi Tombstone, frequent visitor tc Tucson, lost his fine gold watch on the train between Naco and Fair bank. The watch was left in the toilet room of the day coach, lying in the comb and brush rack. A: soon as MT. Goodrich reached Tombstone ne wired to the agent at Benson, telling him of the cir constance, but upon the arrival O. the train at Benson, the watch could not be found.
 Prescott Courier: Van Johnson went from Phoenix to Globe fol medical treatment. The Globe doctors told him he had gall stones and would have to undergo a sur gical operation. When the Phoe' nix doctor looked at him with his medicated eye, he told him he had appendicitis, and operated on hin for that. Johnson is still alive ano on the road to recovery. It take: lots of faith to be carved up when expert testimony disagrees as tC what particular part of your persor is to be carved.
 Yuma Sun: 4 survey made by City Surveyor R. l.. Morton brings to light the fact that nineteen fee of the county property Is covered by the east yard and portion o the F. l.. Ewing residence west 0 the courtyard. The survey wa! made to determine the lines fol the sidewalk south of the cour house on Third street. What ac ton will be taken in the matter i not known, but it would be impos sible to move the house, which i adobe, back from the county prop perty.
 Prescott Courier: Yestcrda, morning Mr. Adams was at Pettit' blaming mill on south Montezum' street, when he heard crash fol lowed by groans, as if some on was in great pain. Following th sound of the voice he discovereC that Mrs. Simpson had fallen ol her porch and was unable to ris
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Delta Wins at State Fair.

Word came yesterday that Delta
county exhibitors had carried off first
premiums on all their exhibits at the
State Fair held this week in Pueblo.
While this is only repetition OF what
has occurred at other State Fairs, it is
gratifying to Delta people to an extent
of increasing their confidence, that, one
year with another er-regardless of eli
matte or crop conditions their products
lead those of the state, and will con-
tinue to do so. In this connection, the
thinking people of the county will not
forget to give the board of county COM
missioners credit for making the State
Fair exhibits from this county possible
by their appropriation for the purpose.
A little money expended in that class of
boosting is not misappropriated by any
means, but is money we'll spent
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Diamond Found on Mesa.

Jeweler Primrose, of Grand Junction,
claims to have found 3-carat diamond
in the rough on Pinon mesa. Following
is the story the News tells about it;
Have our mesas diamond mines?
This is the question that hundreds
are now asking as the result of the
finding of what appears to be three
carat diamond in the rough, by Walter
Primrose, the well known local jeweler
and Dr. B. Il. Hall while on the Pinon
Mesa Sunday. No discovery has ever
caused as much excitement in this city
as did this one yesterday when it be-
came known.
The diamond was picked up by Mr..
Primrose as he and DR.. Hall were
walking across the mesa. 1t is in the
blush clay formation where the pre-
cious stones are always found. The
glittering piece of rock on the ground
attracted his attention and picking it
up he was dumbfounded to see what
appeared to be Il stone which, when cut
and polished, would be worth nearly
81, 900. Thinking that the stone was
merely a fine crystal Mr.. Primrose
tested it with a jewelers. file but this
failed to 'budge it, so to speak and so
confident is he that it is genuine da-
mond that he will send it away at once
to be cut and polished. Even should it
turn out to be other than diamond it
is one OF the finest and most brilliant
stones he has ever seen.
Diamonds of from to - carats each
have been found in "a localities in the
United States the most recent discovery
of which was in Arkansas where some
excellent stones of large caratage were
discovered and others are being taken
out. The diamond is natural form of
carbon and crystalizes in the cubic or
system. The surface of
the stone found by Mr.. Primrose cor
responds exactly with the genuine in
that it exhibits striae and triangular
impressions which are a common char
acteristic in valuable stones of this
character and the fact that it cannot be
cut by a file leads to the belief t hat it
is the real article
If Mr.. Primrose has found three
carat diamond in the rough worth near
ly 81 900 there is every reason to be-
lieve that there are more in the neigh
borhood of his find and the entire COM
munity will await with the keenest of
interest the return of the stone and the
report of experts
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Big fruit Crop Next Year.

H. A. Richardson, Horticultural In
spector of Delta county returned home
from a trip to Paonia district Monday
He reports a fair apple crop in that
section and the orchards in good shape
Inspector Richardson has given his
presence and help at the fair this week.
Regarding the prospects for Delta
county's chief fruits, peaches and ap-
pies. next year, Inspector Richardson
speaks very hopefully, stating that the
fruit buds for next season are made
now; but he takes a necessarily gloomy
view of the transportation problem.
On this matter he said: by next year
Delta county will have 5000 acres of
bearing trees, and with full crop it
would be impossible to move it all with
present facilities or what rolling stock
the railroad is likely to add" and he
fears much fruit would have to go to
waste in the orchards. This is a matter
which should have the earliest possible
agitation and consideration by the d.
& X. G. company. and the matters of
interest in connection with handling a
big fruit crop, which we are likely to
have next season. should be taken up
beforehand by the fruitgrowers them
selves.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13

ly, to await fuller action at future
period, when better development of the
case in point, and perhaps better un-
derstanding of its merits shall be had,
which time always brings about. This
was covered by substitute resolution
and was a most happy termination of
the business program of the Associa
ton. 1t proved that, with these digni-
fled veterans, calm, careful and intelli
gent consideration would be accorded
matters of their own and of the states
interest, which would not be DETECTED
by internal partisanship or outside agi
tation, and thus the entire program
was harmoniously completed.
By unanimous vote Fruita was select
ed as the place for holding the next an
nual meeting of the Association.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Seen al Delta Fair.

A good display of sheep.
Fast horses and good races.
Apples that challenge the world.
Plums and grapes in great variety.
Cantaloupes as good as Rocky Ford.
Cattle SO fat they can hardly breathe
Poultry of all varieties and very fine.
Beautiful ladies' and handsome gentle
men.
Fine boNe of lucious second-crop
Strawberries.
Peaches measuring 1875 inches in
circumference.
Potatoes bigger and better than any
ever raised at Greeley.
Heads of caulihower measuring 81
inches in circumference.
Horses and colts that would attract
attention the world over.
Preserved fruit that would make you
break into any jam closet.
A record Of IS seconds in roping and
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Puck Says
over S2,OOO.

Lives of great men Oft remind US of
legal holidays.
Marriage is frequently the dyspepsia
of undigested love.
The average brain storm is "tem-
pest in teapot
Money is the best thing going, but it
is still better coming.
All the worlds a stage, but not all
the men are matinee idols.
Many man would be happily ar
ried if it wasn't for his wife.
Hitch your wagon to a star but get
up when the alarm clock goes off.
There seems to be a difference be-
tween doing good and making good.
Statistics show that We live rather
longer but with more feet in the grave.
1t is easy to pick a winner at the
race track, if you only don't know how.
Platforms are made for one party to
stand on and for the other party to
jump on.
Cheer up. Your present troubles Will
pass away and you will have a lot of
new ones.
The only objection some people have
to telling the truth is the fear that they
will be found out at it
In the beginning the Lord created
the heavens and the earth-and in the
end the landlord grabbed them.
1t don't really make much difference
whether girl is pretty or not, if she
only knows how to look that way.
Some men are born with a bump of
caution, while others have to wait for
hard knocks to raise one for them.
An optimist will drain his cup of sor-
row to the dregs and reflect that the
drainage business, in new country,
has a great future before it.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Married..

On Sept 10th. at 7:30 p. m. Mr.. r.
V. Whinnery and Miss Edla Carlsen,
both Of Read. Colorado. DR.. Frothing-
ham performed the ceremony at his
home, in the presence of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. f. Whinnery, father and mother of
the groom. The bride looked charming
in gown of white silk mule trimed in
lace. The bridegroom wore the con-
ventional black. After the ceremony
the happy couple drove to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Whinnery, where
they gave a reception, at which Mr..
and Mrs. AL. Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. A.
f. Cook and Mr.. and Mrs. Emmerson
Seeley were present. The young mar
ried couple will start housekeeping in
the new house built by X. V. Whinnery
near that of his parents.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
They Were AlbertaS.

Angels visits are not so few and far
between, in Delta.
This forenoon Mr.. w. K. Lyle, mana
ger of the Colorado Fruit Co., came in
with a crate of the biggest, ripest. most
luscious peaches mortal man ever ate.
Dumping them on tie office counter he
said: Eat peaches and be merry. .
Then there was rustic of wings and
the visitant disappeared. And during
the remainder of that day the peaches
also disappeared. But the increased
''embonipoint' visible among all the
office force, told whence those peaches
had fled. Yum, yum! Selah!
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Cedaredge Items.

Sam Lovett will be in Montrose part
of next week.
w. B. Smethurst is enjoying a visit
from brother of his.
E. E. Bull and family spent one day
last week on Grand mesa.
Quiet town this week-everyb
gone to Delta to the Fair.
Thore Thompson is entertaining a
brother and his wife this week.
The school house fence has been
repaired and set out to the line.
Mrs. Joe Hogrefe has returned from
few weeks visit in Gleenwood.
c. F. Cunningham of North Delta
was in town Monday, on business.
Rev B. F. Ross advertises a public
sale of household goods for Sept. II.
Miss Lucy Spicer principal of Delta
High School is spending the week end
visiting Miss Johnson.
Frank Marshall was in town We'd
nesday showing the Surface Creek
country to friends from Kansas.
W. F. Morris has sold an unimproved
north forty of his ranch to Stolte and
Caldwell Consideration something
over $1,000.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Died..

Olive Esther infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Campbell. living at
Campbell's switch, three miles west of
Delta, at ? O'Clock Tuesday morning
September 10th. Funeral was at
10 O'Clock Thursday morning. con-
Quoted by Rev. rockingham. Burial at
cemetery. The little girl was grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Z. Camp
bell of Delta. The family have the
sympathy of all in their loss of this
bright baby girl, who lacked few
days Of being year old,
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Not Dependent Upon One Product.

Delta county has demonstrated that
she is not dependent upon any one re-
source. She has so many that if by
accident one fails any particular sea
son, the effect is not suili cient to re-
tard her growth. On the contrary the
people continue to come and enough
remains to impress and fully satisfy
them. In fact many visitors are better
satisfied, because it proves to them her
stability and shows her condition to be
one of perpetual money making.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Dominguez to Have PostOffice.

Dominguez, one of the fine fruit
growing districts down the river, is to
have postofiice and Mrs. Roberts will
be postmistress. Mr. E. NJ. Gets has
been active for some time in procuring
the establishment of a postotfice at
Dominique, and the patrons of the new
postotfice soon to be opened are greatly
pleased with the prospective conven-
ience.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
II You Want Good Fishing

Remember that Lake City is the
gateway to numerous streams that are
unsurpassed for such sport. 1t is an
ideal region for camping-out parties,
The d. 4 X. G. Ry. has made special
summer rates from Delta to Lake City.
See your local agent for particulars, or
as to accommodations write to
THE HINspALE COUNTY M. & p. ASSN.
Lake City Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
AMONG THE LOCAL CHURCHES.
FIRST N. Z. CHURCH.
rr-wiIl be thc,rcgular services OF

Jhefc-wiii be the regular SERVICES OF
the NJ. E. church, Sunday. Sept. 18th.
Preaching by Rev. DR.. Hick. Music by
the choir. conducted by Mrs. Ashley
Forrest. Rev. W. G. Barron, who has
been appointed pastor of the NJ. E.
church for the next conference year.
will preach Sunday morning and even
ing, September 22nd and regularly
thereafter.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
S. A. Hayworth pastor. Services at
II n. m. and p. m. with preaching by
the pastor. Sunday School at 9:45 n.
m. sharp. B. Y. p. U. at I p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
All are invited.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Services every third Sunday. Mass
$3.50 n. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Christian Enthusiasm will be the
theme of the Sabbath morning sermon,
that of the evening sermon, The
Strength of Young Men,"
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13

tieing within seconds of the worlds
record.
Oats feet high and corn 10 to IL
feet high.
Pumpkins and squashes too large and
heavy for one man to lift.
Sugar beets measuring % inches
around and weighing l3 pounds.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Attention.!

This is your chance for a beautiful
Haviland Set of III pieces. the finest
ever shipped to Delta. 1t will be in
Hunt 4 Cos. show window on display
Sept. l4th. This set of dishes will be
reduced Sl.J0 day from the regular
price until sold. It's bargain. Be
sure to see the set and get the prices.
F. p. HUNT & Co.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Lawn Social.

The young people of the Presbyterian
church will give n lawn social at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Mower, on
Dodge street. Monday evening Sept.
3Oth.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
Lost.

A cut white water crystal watch
charm about the size of an acorn. Re-
turn to this office and receive reward.
2t. l.. c. LUCE.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
A Snap.

For sale, at once, Standard piano,
office desk, etc.
B. +. Ross, Cedaredge.
Coop phone.
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13
DELTA FAIR A SUCCESS
Fine Exhibits, Good Races, Exciting
Sports, Large Crowd.

all over the county at the Fair and
while all are good many of them are
extraordinary good. For an off year in
Fruit, the exhibits of peaches, apples,
plums and grapes are considered very
fine. Vegetables are up to the aver
age. Grains are a good exhibit. Sugar
! beets, pumpkins and squashes some
thing wonderful to behold, while there
is also fine show of preserved fruits
and cookery. The stock show is good
along all lines, horses, cattle, sheep and
hogs. For the track all the stalls have
been filled with racers. A splendid ex
hibit of poultry adds to the list.
The Fair attendance at Delta has
been good from the beginning, the
grandstand being packed and good
representation of space crowded on the
first day to witness the cowboy sports
and tests.
To-day is the big day for the outside,
as it is excursion day from Hotchkiss,
Paonia and Montrose. Hotchkiss closed
up and everybody came to Delta, and
there is a splendid array of visitors
from the other towns.
A huge tobacco plant has place in
the exhibition department at the fair
and is one of just few experiments
made at tobacco raising in this country.
While the quality of the leaves may or
may not equal those of tobacco raising
that fnr
use against insects is practical possi-
bility. and as much of the refuse to-
bacco is used for such purposes, this
would be quite an important saving to
orchardists.
All credit is due to the hustling citi-
zens who took up the Delta fair work
and carried it through to successful
finish. The present was the beginning
of new series of great fairs. one Of
which will be held each year in Delta,
and each succeeding one will show im-
provement Il
FIRST DAY.
Calf Roping Contest:-lst, NJ. F.
Ray, time OBS: 2nd. NJ. S. Beckley.
/ 90 2-5; 3rd, S. B. Ewing, l:3s Is;
4th, Bert Lowe, :3s l-2; 5th, Tom
May. 2:03.
Half Mile Running Race for horses
catching calves:-lst, Tom May; End
Ben Lowe.
Half Mile Running Race:-lst, W. Il.
" omack, Corbin: End. F. A. Soderberg
Cole-eye: 3rd, J. l.. Womack. Weazei
l0o-Yard Stake Race:-lst. John Car
yer, time 10 Is: 2nd, Geo. Mower, -
3rd, VIM. Buzzard, 20 l-2.
Relay Race lst, Ollie Buzzard; 2nd
John Carver; 3rd, Jack Barker; 4th
Chas. Hepworth.
SECOND DAY.
2:25 Pace or Trot.
LIST. J. W. Robinson. Nuggets.
End, DR.. A. P. Drew. Juliet.
Srd. James Hard, Echo.
Green Horse Race.
lst. c. K. Fulghum, Annie Rowney
md, w II. Longshore. Buster brown
3rd, J. o. Kinney. Thorn L.
18th, J G. Gigape, Bonnie.
Three-Fourth Mile Running Race.
lst, Jesse Haller, Rabbi.
2nd, Jesse Haller, Fanchon.
Srd, S. J. Kelly, Lady Laura.
Half Mile Running Race:
lst, Jesse Haller. Rabbi"
End. Fred Patterson, Chester b. -
Bird, S. j. Kelly, Lady Laura"
One Fourth Mile Running Race:
LIST, Bert Yount, -. w. Fuller
End. II. S Mcintosh. Blue Sal
3rd, w. A. Majors. MAUD Summer "
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13

Jeweler Primrose, of Grand Junction,
claims to have found a 3-carat diamond
in the rough on Pinon mesa. Following
is the story the News tells about it;
The Delta independent., 1907-09-13

Coop phone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-10
SUCCESSFUL SESSION CLOSED.
Meeting Of Southern Educators at II.
anta. Ca.

Atlanta. Dec. 9.-The meeting Of
southern educators, whicA has been
holding for three days at the Piedmont
hotel. and inc doings of which have
ELECTED general outside interest be.
cause Of tie personnel Of the well
known men participating, adjourned
Friday afternoon, and many left on the
night trains for their homes.
n" ga.hcr!ug was most repre5en.
tarlye, and vas unanimously 70 a. To
have ben a delightful and profitable
OCCASION
Or Edward Anderson Alderman
presided over the various sessions Of
the meeting as chairman of the cam.
paigu committees for statc education.
al work, ana as member of he OK.
ecutive board of the conference for
education in ne so%'h, and all insrir'
atloual visitor to the sessions vas
Robert g. Ogden, prc.iJent Of that or.
ganiza'ioa.
The state departments Of education
Of Wig MIA and North Carolina were
formally represented in the meeting,
and the stare superintendent Of cdu,
cation Of TeNas, Louisiana, Missis.
sipp, Alabama Georgia Floliia,
South Carolina. Nortl Carolina, Ten
nessco, Arkansas were Der. o"aliy pres.
emf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-10
HEART BROKEN AND SICK.
Louis Thetaud Speaks Of Richard A..
McCurdy and Son.

New York, Dcc 9.-Tte American
quotes Louis a, Thebaud, sonin-'aw
Of Richard 4. McCurdy, former pres
ident OF the Mutual Life Insurance.
company of New York, as saying that
both Mr.. McCuydy and his son Rob,
ert are very sick and that 1t Is prob
able that neither will recover.
. According 70 the interview, Mr.. The.
baud refused 10 state whore the for
mer insurance men are, further than
to say that they are in France.
81 don't know just where hey are,
said Mr.. Thcbaud. 81 have not tcard
from them directly for some time.
They are over there somewhere, heart
broken and sick. Way won't people
let them alDnc@ Haven't they suf
fcrcd enough already? Haven't enough
false charges been made against them?
Aren't they entitled to rest and peace?
ct them be forgotten"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-10
HOpkiHsyiile, Eyr Thrown In
State OF Terrier.
MUCH PROPERTY DESTROYED
Wild Mob, Shooting Reht and LEFT.
Terror zed the Citizens, Who Fear.
ed to FEN CO M.ch as Open Their
Windowe-Tobacco Buyer Beaten

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TAN Starts for Home.

Washington. Dee. "a cab.cgram
to Acting Secretary " War OLIVER
received from Secretary TAFT. dated
CuNha,en. announced tha, hr VAS just
starting Tor Aomc and thar he expect
Cd To arrive IN the United states on
,he l>jh /, Is assumed tna, all the
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