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has !et, college. where he Wa. prepar-
Ing for law. and Is employed In this
city.
N. Y. A. C. Swimming Meet.
IN. New York Athletic Club Will hold its
nm. indoor swimming meet OF the season In
the clubs tank on Dec. II. 1t Will b open
10 all res4sterei smaseurs. The events will
consist. OF i0o-yard novice. l0oyArd hand
csp ioo yard back rtroher-scratc ZOO yard
iunior. scratch, and = water polo contest
Relay Race the Big Event.
rn~ mid~in,.r sthl.uc esrntva, Of the
T~.ifth Regiment Club win he held on n.ss
saturday nlrht At the Twelfth ReEimea:
rmor,. stxty-s%eond stree, and Columbus
avenue. The special event of the games
WIN be = ons.miie relay inter-company
handicap race, Thsrsj viii be twelve other
races run.
socker Teams Played.
Two soeker football Eamts were played
In this vicinity yesterday afternoon. Al
Columbia oval the Columbia oval eleven DO
feated tbs Ahtorta5 lnde ependenta by soora
of 4 goals To 4. And tho Clarendon team
beat tho Cameron eleven Mt Hoboxsn
tn f :
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Boys to Fight on New Years
Day for a Purse Of
$4,000.
RY John POLLOCK.

a FTER much wransl!ns match
~ has finally been cl!nched between
= = Abe A,;cl. Inc feather weight
cha mpion. AMI owen Moran. the pre-
mier featherwelght OF England Atteii
waived the claim he had made for a
guaJaa,et - 500 for his end, and has
consented 10 meet Moran for guar.
anteed parse of SS.eS. with the privilege
OF accepting 20 per cent " III. gross
receipts. /, Money to be cut IL per cent.
to winner and Il per lent, 10 loser
.Abe's backdoYn MAS rrsponsihle for
IN. match beIng arranged, and. accord.
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A H.. ;I:s.' H. %'7is' e 's s'sss'.::.s = MI
MIR. Charles Cochrsne. tall. thin and
red in the face with suppressed excite
ineni and enthusiasm. leapt TO his fset
from back roW OF stalls
~ have brouxh. wrestler Hith me.
he pip,.i, Ia Rorci's M"
-SoW.''
Th. manager waved a plump hand In
the air and cooed tia, the chailsnEe
and the money tE-ac) must DO deposited
~ ia- Sporting Life office. Loud and
deri.ise cheers. mingled with hissea.
diIed Tile exclusive air of the nudito-
t1Iin
iiayins imaginary diaboio with his
lons arms. Mr. Cochrane cried through
che s:Drn. III Rogers can throw three
rn..t ,e-iunrTow. surely he can throw v
onc ...a,i to-nisittts' tHo.is. eieers and
counteI-cheersJ Here is M man.
har. Him hese.-here- iERE!% Then,
pro ldtnr something like IN elephant
sl,lsnE ON three and q half stalls by
1is side. ciiar.es Whispered. Heveai
Soqss..i." or words 10 tl.ht effect.
me cl.phant.ae mass stood up aha
f,It,stng Of a d,sss sslse OF several dozen
oy,rcoa,s ana siiaw!s and things. be-
Kan 10 unaress With alarming rapidity'
Ladies neafiy tainted as rarmaal after
garment wns heattered 10 the tou'
w.nds. orersH,ly TO tereai Ser''ao'e
Daniel lIamber,. shiEy-skinned. eaectrie-
eyed and tremendous
Charles stood upon Np-up ssa''
which prompt, tipped up AMI deposste'!
him with s.iiin-.ctapins Jolt 10 rai7h
asa.a, Bu, pointing 10 his tame el"-
phaat, and rcdiel and rcddtf in the
face Ae sh..itcd pass.pnata'y:
.tZhys .o-zBYSco"' taking great
car-gtcven In tie heat OF the momcnp
70 pronounce the - between the q
ana the ~
Another storm OF c.ecrs--anothet
Ana sti!i ano,taer as lpysco ploughed
his Nay 10 TIis' front of tic house There
WAS a cry fpr Police r-Zbysco renehed
brass s,i.ine 20 tie lu1nita terror %
The pali.d ana unaklng mixers OF mu-
sic, vixen In stor:nsd a battalion
o! the Metropolitan Police BEING men
OF discretion. thex made for the lesser
man. who MAS the rcaouhtnbie Charles
U,ili talking and restrIlat!asi
Touch ME Al solr peril. aissed
Cnclrane. seeking saaetaary hehint
s.pgsco's samparts ~ fat and neiseir.
'Iae police fnA hask. sec!Hg ,ls CLINT
In zby>co's saser eve. He could hav'
tnken any one nt thru bc ween a anger
sna tEnmb and-auecued them
The giant wrestler as near naked a,
The law OF tie land allows. tried "a
climb the raiting opce tnore--nnd iel
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BETTORS KEEP CLOSE WATCH
d ON HOCKEY CLUBS PRACTICE

pienshlp .,il yaUrg nea, thcy flash ~ -
down the iec aith the speed of the Mud
No, q man Of la.t yrar's team eNef ais
: i,n5 p,aS'a newcomers, Nnrcyer bid fair ,on,.i'
w me ~ ,bem 'Grump' TnNnsena napioln
OF j1st S.ar. Harvard NartiS thil VIZ!
~, ti5t,rroIistins. chH0ipionshlp, - triss mos
arxrrsstv. piayer on m. Ice. Nhnr orc"
Differentiated 10 carry the puck down thr ~
hr r,is ,hnt.. no matter how. FlunRht
rrash.s or s1sashes, II NAV be-. are nee.s
-.uTvs hut Townsend rnr-ts in rouEh h-s5'r,
INHERENT w. iii. ,iayinr is of the clever.
.p~~.is dodstns trd
Many Try for "w."
B--ry day .e~. n-s sAtndtls,.s on' e for
Wandst-r. Capt Horntees viii soon nayr
m. .auad Il becoming unwiedv JuasiuE
SI.,t arornd Hornf~ck Johnson. Cinran
ard Unrie,on On the ,forwurd line. and
clarke, Ruggl.s and M Fr.sn- on the de-
frnse 5
shirr~r ana R-hv "ss~rs..,
crspeartj.iuh member, wa,cr siIh- briJ-
the work ct Shirrn and itS,'r two ~
-tnriF Ntpre Ards tA- lsiter nfS ttiRn from
Ins, seas1n's Ssle seven ShIrr.tS Ass n
Lnncx OF rArrytfr the pack 'lesnl the lee
ana then, witu the ,i;tir r,ibser disc against
the s.dr of Ai. .,irx ,B,kiHx one grand rush
or hurdle for tie. pet "a football He
s.srs suaas for.. = as..x run
I'll H
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st Nicholas, Present Title
Holders, Bid Fair 10 Be.
Strong Again.

1-HERE Is only one topic OF con-
vershtlon pnwadpys among sxas-
~ aes. and that IL. 'Whlsh ot the
Amltenr League hockey ,enfns win
win ihls yesr's title" Every day hun.
drsts OF these prospective ne,tors are
watehing the practice d, tho respective
stpaus New men many Of them
acanncks2 and former college players
makcA choice al the present stage %,
development dtr,cult Within y fort
might each 81 the seyeRs wtll be pitted
asaIns, the college teams. The results
VIII serrc 10 give more accurate
nine on tha several StrenStlTs, r.
To,rn..nd on "st N,ch.'
The 81, Nichols, men play IKE ,ouis POS,
.e..ed q evil spirit, A, pressn, ti,,e hold.
srs thsy are Determined 70 keep The cham
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schaefer and Sutton Will Play
Hoppe and slosson for
Big Side Stakes.

.HERE Will be some lively dolnes
In tie professional billiard world
this winter Il tho challenges Is
susi to-day by Charles TsHnes. the
Chicago backcr of Jake Schaetsr and
George Sutton. are accepted. These
two players respectively hold The
worlds Championship at ISL and IS:
halkl,n-. and nov that they have back
tng for any amount UP 10 Ae,"n as =
side bet IN my matches made
a.pirants for either title can get on =
gane hy putting UP their coin
Tonnes has undertaken the manage
ipent OF the two champion. In tour
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MURPHY BEAT LouGHhEY.
,sp.e.., to m. Evening World,

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. s.--Tommy
Murphy. OF Now York, on SATURDAY
night stopped the winning career OF
Young LouGhr-y. one OF the rhiri-
wind fighters OF this city. when he Sc
cured decisive victory over the local
man ut the National A. C. Barring the
f1rst round, when louEhrey played
evasiys tactics, the rounds Were
filled with savage mix-ups Win MuI
lnhy landing the harder. cleaner
punches:
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BURNS TO FIGHT
JACK PALMER FEB. !

LONDON, Deo. s.-Tommy Burns.
who defeated G,lnnac Jim Moir~ In this
city week ago. and Jack Palmer. of
Newcastle. signed arttuAes to-day for
a match at $500 a side and Tho bes'
purse one cd. 10 be not less than 81
900, the winner TO take 10 and she Loser
IS per cant The fieht Is 20 occur on
a.. before Feb. Z.
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Bonner Il the RING AGAIN.

After he.nx on, OF ths ring for .'versi
years. Jack Boan.r N. heayy-weiKhi purt.
man aurin. In. Hotton isN DAYS. VIII don
the mits agatn to-ne eht. he xtll sn-rt
M,cscy McponouTh. the lecai nidd'e~eirht
for .!x rounds al boxing show 10 be held
ia IN, peerless y q, of Wilkes Bars,
ia II homer 10 Rs good NJ hs aas wears
ags he ought 10 hars no t'ouhie In p.~uh+ =
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Murphy. Nos. In BAD shape.

Tommy Murphy 1. Sun In hard ioet
After his bout With '.Younx LoaGhrsy,
OF Philadelphia, on saturday night. Tommy
complained that he haysnT cohs1dsrapl-
trouble In hr.Athing 4 physician exam
in,,i his nose and insorrn-i him that he
would have 10 get small bone 6,it na'
nj II; Nurphy Will 60 under The opsTatlou
in f-.r days but will not be able 10
feht again for pt least two week'
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E.rouIon sack in came

SANDY F.rvr.ou the h,s heavy aeishs
nsht-r o, ch.l,.a Ma.s, ~ill be rsen
.nnther ehsnc- 10 flgh, In tn. quaker CITY
on Ih,uriay night, lie VIII neei Morris
tt.-yi, IN. coior-i hsavy.weiEht for six
.nn,s. bero-. the Brosdwas \. e.. Of Rhila-
I,gt,d1, t5a,z,.ou otgft to hsv. NJ trou-
bie in b.a,tns Hart. a. the laths is a
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MORAN MATCHED T0F|GHTA TTEl[FORT|TlE

ing 10 the articles OF agreement, theS
Cal, on New Years afternoon. The
weight will be decided on to-day Jim
Jefrrles has been selected to referee the
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Murphy WIN Box Moody Next.

,na,ei wa' praetic~hr srrnnx"d ~
on sstufSiaS nl=ht e-is~t :,
1t,tr,T.,. Marpay snt Willie MOODY. ~.
proir;stnz lightweight OF ,hs' city Jaei;
McCinigan matchmaker 81 the Sshonhl
a" r nstrrea Johnny Oliver good. BIZ
Incentive fnr MurphY 10 fight Moody and
Oliver accented They Eill box IN thfre
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meerath . Manager Now.

I'm Mr0ra;h tn. weli-snoan trainer of
,n.iltst, u California. who mas ptepated
md ..cpndei many prominent f.satnfs Tor
,heir battles has finally s-co't- man
SIN h nSr-wetgslt under Ills wing, and Is
irwin; a, pr~s-n: g Nrrans. - tn or or
iwenty round bout for h'n Win hG ~.
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on Meanwhile the storm ragged
Take I'm on. nah. RoSsrs!" yelled
the gallery.
Yes. now. echoed Charles.
me fat gentleman on the stage
~asxed ".Ss naeitc hand vainly. while
OH on the tronsfsds waters which n wer. ssT
ras,ns ,nseo 70 and and fro danserously,
With that fierce eye OF his. and the po-
family beean to - wish a" thu, ' hs : tmas knsm
more HYMNS. Everything and eTary-
BODY was on the edge OF maelHtrom.
sut the police prevailed, Zbssco was
sndneed 10 leave. Rogers came out from
@ Mnlnd me scenes again, His manager
wagyed his finger and explained. And
London began TO laugh.
1f London hadn't laughed at that II
might have had convnision or two
AFTER reading an advertisement
printed on the same page. Al the top
is big roodcu, OF Gunner Moir. After
stating that Champion Gunner Mo,r
was about to nsht for tho world.
championship. 1, wen, on TO tel, how
the Gunner conditioned hmself for q
ssht.
always keeps a bottle OF - BY mo
when preparing for a tixslt says the
Gunner IL ! find myself growing
stale ! always take dose or two OF
good old II after a few day.
don't feel lans Stacker / know that good
Old - has pulled me together again
Then can knock OF bi, OF ths
heavy woEs tnke long country walks
and reserve myself for pull UP asair
at the end with a bottle or - OF
course. always handy in case OF acci.
dents
And Two days later the Gunner ro,
his. Perhaps he used the wrong hottIe
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c,.,lrm.n Coach ~ y. 81. a. &.

CRstirman Coach ~ y. ". A0.
r. da rastletnan. the ef~ciiN. litgr W
cTs h. ru.iuAiuS thr men, this season iir
!, making Cap, coolirRn ard Ms incl btst!r
MI r,dc ATE fu,kinu lnpst dct!slvc VI
ttrt. for "a p,scn oil the frontier Reilly is
a speedy argt.asiYe player. ard Bode, of
LAT rrnr,s Go,umhla'r varsity. Is an sn.
osp,lonAiiy accurate. hard shoe'sr. N
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

SEW ORLEANS. Dca. at'r.sceis,
.tsiS ea,rles foi to.morrow's rNzAs are
us to;iow-s
FIRST RACE Purse. five ana a halt
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Townsend, the Despair Of Las'
Years Yale Team, Is on
the Champion Seven.
rhIllip. VIII rln,.

ea AID the ne, Rnd then a lrnS. hard.
waiI,plarcd apElc shot. there ~ r,,l
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,penny'f ,,asigp- shp 4. was thought.
won't, no. piay araln ihls season. with Q
rrhn,i,laauent a,r s,ld yesterday that h,
re!orrcl II. Iuestion.r 10 Captsin Harineon
that ne MOULD l'as ne inamr
out Tor the Hockey Club reyrn, has s9itrhed
IN IN, rr.scent Club HsntirfI n newcomer,
VIII b- one OF the best 4 th,l seasons fa'-
ufis IA /
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Battle Will Be Held at Colrna
Jim Jeffries Will Be
the Referee.

A. ..os Boston and the manager Of the
Winnlslniuit, A O., OF CHELSEA. have roth
mai. good otteF- for he hattie Billy Nc
carney MANAGE ef Fitzgerald, SAWS he
VIII accept one % ihrtn IN FEW days
O'Brien Working Hard.
f, Phii,delphis Jack oHr'en has arrived in
tho quaker c.ty and 1. working hard AZ q
r,n,na .ium thrr. for his sx-rolnd bout
MIN Am, Hryrr1n, the Enxli-h heavy
Ish, shirhi siii com. OFT before the
Int,,.,,.ial 4 4. OF Philadelphia on Friday
nirtt p'Rri.n says that be VIII ftRht -
~. n.y., fourt,, befot- and sSr~cis 10 put
W.ye,en away in itss than three rounds.
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still England
describe the ensuing
suffering poisoning
sympathec ches)
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Anyway. no would take on that very
evening two famous wrcs;iers. and to-
morrow. Al = special matinee, he would
rano,is.h the champions OF BelsAn.
Paris and Berlin. and he would THAI
lepse'----
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CALLS
O'ROURkE AND HIS
"AMERICAN GIANT"
When Tom Was Extolling Prowess
of His Fake Champion, English
Manager Jumps Up in Thea
tre and Calls His Bluff.
. HEY are having good langh


al o'Rourke over In London:
In their mlrth they are al
mos. forgetting what Tommy Burns
did to Gunner Moir
The London papers tell how Tom
o'Rcurke. showing off his fat fake
champion boxer and wrestler. Joe
Rogers, nj the Holborn Empire Thea
tre, ran againsta snag.
After few paragraphs describing
how o'Rouke wagged his IA, hand
md told the audience about his bring.
Ing the so-called American Giant"
tRogers. by the way. was born in
Whitechapel, England. and trans.
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And Two days later the Gunner 70,
rs. Perhaps he used the wrong hot1I.
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CHAMPION HURDLER IN
IRISH-AMER!CAN CLUB

/, has ,ef, college. where he was prepar-
| ing for law, and Is employed In this
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A 7 this moment came. IKE 'nnn
~ dsrboit. The unreheAfsed ihci
: = ,lsn,.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-15
Ordinance No. 103)
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING
BICYCLES

Be 1t ordained by the City Council
of the City of Grand Junction, Colo
rado.
SECTION NO person shall at
any place within the city, ride any
bicycle. velocipede or other riding
machine or vehicle, upon any public
sidewalk, and any person violating
the provisions of this section shall
upon conviction be fined in a sum not
less than two dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars.
SECTION 2-Section 2 of Article
ten of ordinance No. S3 being an or
dinance entitled, "An Ordinance Con-
corning misdemeanors, and prescrib-
ing penalties for the violation there
of" and any and all ordinances in
conflict herewith, be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Passed and adopted this 11th day
of June, A. d. 1901.
JOE NJ. SAMPLINER,
Mayor.
Attest
Truman H. Ketchum, City Clerk.
Beginning at once the above ordin-
ance will be enforced to the letter in
each and every instance wherein said
ordinance is violated.
C. c. o'NEIL,
Chief of Police.
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The trouble between the Rio
Grande management and its en-
ployes is still one of the leading ton
les of conversation in Grand June
ton.
George Haggerman of Reading, Pa.
son of Judge Jeremiah Haggerman of
Burks county court and John II.
Honeditz. also of Reading, who were
OF tue number of wreck victims on
the southern Pacific Shriners' spee-
ial were old time and boyhood friends
OF l. N Bunting of this city. George
Haggerman was one of the leading
attorneys practicing In eastern Penn
sylvania while Mr.. Hoffeditz was a
partner in the Reading Hardware
company.
There has come to the city during
the past month one of the rarest tai
ented musicians that has been heard
here in a long time. 1t is Mrs. Will
bur who, with her husband and little
children came here to reside perma-
nently and have purchased the e
B. Lutes residence on Grand avenue
few days ago Mrs. Wilbur consent.
ed to take charge of the piano at the
Majestic theatre and her PLAYING has
awakened the highest admiration In
all who have heard her. She is Ger.
tainly brilliant performer and bids
tair to take high rank in local musical
circles. -
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q q O q q q @ O q q O q
THE GOLDFIELD VERDICT.
: 1VVVVUUuUvUuU q

It is not putting the case too
strongly to say that the verdict of the
Goldfield jury in the case of Smith &
Preston, charged with the murderer
the restaurant keeper, John p. Silva.
will encourage assassination. Pres
ton was charged with the actual COM
mission of the crime; Smith was ac-
cused of being an accomplice. The
case against Preston was clearly
made out. Indeed. he admitted on
the witness stand that he killed Silva,
but he claimed that he fired in self
defense. Preston. standing on the
sidewalk in front of Silva's restau-
rant, fired upon Silva through n
doorway.
Silva was in his own place of busi-
ness, where he had every right to be,
There was not a scintilla of evidence
at the coroner's inquest, though sew
eral eye-witnesses testified, to show
that Silva had no weapon of any sort.
1t was shown that he went to the door
and requested Preston, who was an
l. w. w. picket stationed in front of
the restaurant to keep customers out
.of 1t because Silva would employ no
|. w. w. men, to go away and let him
attend to his business.
He then turned back into the res
taurant. AS he did so Preston fired
twice and killed him. 1t was as
brutal a murder as ever disgraced
the criminal history of any state.
silva may have made threatinp
demonstration with his hands. but he
fired no shots and nobody among the
witnesses at the coroner's inquest
was willing to swear that he had re.
Volver. After the murder Preston
ran away. He was hidden all that
night, the murder having been com.
mitted early in the evening. and not
until late the next morning was he
arrested. For some time he protest.
ed his innocence of the crime. There
was no Idea in his mind of the self
defense plea then. That was an af
terthousht
All Goldfeld was excited over tn,
| killing. II was generally recognized
as an unspeakable assassination
Members OF the I. w W. themselve.
protested that they would like tc
| hunt down the murderer and thai
they would gladly assist in bringinf
about his punishment And the enc
of 1t all is a verdict of murder in tn,
second degree, with a recommenda
tion of mercy. Smith, whose con
nection with the case as a conspira
tor was not so clearly established
gets off with \ verdict of involuntar,
manslaughter.
II is such verdicts as this that max,
a joke of murder and a mockery o
law Either Preston and Smiti
should have been hanged or the,
should have been acquitted. Tn,
jury, which had probably receive,
some threatening letters. probabl,
thought it safer to play in with botl
prosecution and defense. Its actor
is an indication that the much
yaunted pay streak of courage arount
Goldfield has pinched. Some rea
men are badly needed in the grea
gold camp.-Salt Lake Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-15
A FIERCE TAX CONTROVERSY
At What Rate Shall Growing Or
chards be Assessed Forms
Interesting Problem.

In view of the fact that Mesa coun-
ty is a much more extensive fruit
growing section than Montrose and
that the same question has been de-
bated here time and again the fol-
lowing article from the Montrose
Enterprise is of special interest:
The orchardists of this county have
been having a serious controversy
with Assessor Goldsmith, over the
question of orchard valuations, and
a number of them, led by o. NJ.
KEN and James Kyle appeared before
I the assessor last week and had a
long argument over the matter. The
orchard owners claim that they have
spent years in getting the orchards
| in bearing and good condition, lost a
great many apples last year and about
all the crop this. and should have
the taxes kept as low as possible.
They maintain that while speculat-
i've values, are high that real values
are not raised thereby and that it
Is wrong to consider speculative valu-
es. They want land grouped in zones.
and all land in a certain zone made
the same value for-taxing purposes.
On the other hand, the assessor
claims that his business is to assess
property at a certain per cent of its
actual cash or market value. This he
is trying to do, and to reduce one
class of property below a certain per-
cent of its market value would be to
invite endless confusion and conflict.
He maintains that the market value
if It can be ascertained is the value he
must go by.
The matter will probably be adjust
ed by a meeting of the committee
from the orchardists with the as
SCISSOR.
The fruit growers have some good
grounds for complaint. Their posi-
tion, that to tax a man for the hard
work he has done in producing a pay
ing orchard is wrong, is a good one in
equity, but under the present system
of taxation II is not the law. There |
are people. and lots of them, who be- |
lieve that fiat tax on land ought to |
be the basis of raising taxes.
Others maintain that true basis |
for assessment should be the earning |
capacity and power of the property |
Geneally the earning power, on the
latent ability to earn, is the basis for
market values. The matter will be
settled in a way fairly satisfactory
to all. but it is very hard to arrange
these matters entirely satisfactorily.
1t can't be done.
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Call up Junction 349. the new tele
phone number of Cassells & Co.
We want some of your business Ii
we are right. Fred Mantey.
Special sale on fancy china Satur'
day and Monday, May is and goth
at the and 10 cent store.
Banner Oats 25 cents per package
at Plat and Herrons'
Our light harness racks have been
refilled. Fred Mantey.
Call up Junction $40, the new tele-
phone number of Cassells & Co.
Cassells & Co., telephone number
is 394: 1t is the same as the num-
Der of their store. Don't forget 1t.
Include a loaf of Star Bakery bread
in your next order for groceries,
All kinds of house furnishings at
Cosgrove and Stough's. A large and
complete line of goods to select from
and at prices that are sure to sell.
No better bread is made than that
of the Star bakery.
Undertaking and funeral direct
ing by Cosgrove and Slough, 345
Main street. Licensed embalmer.
Our entire stock of fancy china on
special sale Saturday and Monday,
May 18th and goth, at the and 10
cent store.
An evening of perfect enjoyment
is assured all who attend Prof. Hog
ue's dance at the Auditorium next
Friday night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-15
The Mesa Flour Nill

Manufactures High Patent, Imperial and
Star Flour--Best Flour in Grand Valley
Why pay 80 to 40 cents per hundred
more for low grades? Star and I'm
pesial is sold by all honorable mer-
chants. Every sack warranted to
give satisfaction or money refunded
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-15
STOP GRuMRIING.

If you suffer from rheumatism or
pains, for Billiards. Snow Liniment
will bring quick relief. 1t is a cure
for Sprains. Rhematism, Contracted
Muscles and all pains-and within
the reach of all. Price 25c, soc. 81.
C. r. Smith, Tenaha, Tex, writes:
have used Billiards. Snow Liniment
in my family for years and have
found it a fine remedy for all pains
and aches. l recommend 1T for pains
in the chest. Sold by C. d. Smith &
Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-15
THE LIFE INSURANCE.

muddle has started the public e
thinking. The wonderful success
that has met Billiards. Horehound
Syrup in its crusade on Coughs, In
fluenZa, Bronchitis and all Pulmon-
ary troubles-has started the public
to thinking of this wonderful prepar-
alton. They are all using it. Join
the procession and down with sick
ness. Price 25c. soc, s1.00. Sold
by c. d. Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-15

Special Excursions to Mexico City
The Colorado 6 Southern offers hall
rates to Mexico City and return; tick
cts to be sold on April 25th to May
18th, June Sth to 18th and June goth
to July 18th; good 80 days; stop
overs in both directions. Full In
formation regarding Mexico on ap-
plication.
T. E.Fisher, G. P A,
Denver.