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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-29

he then spent four years In a state
military school founded by Empress
Maria Theresa, lie entered Columbia
college In New York on his return 20
the United States and was graduated
In 1895. when he NJ once Joined his
father IN Porto Rico. where he had
his first experience In warfare. AZ
the end OF year he entered West
Point. graduating sixth In his class OF
1909. He was ordered at once 10 the
Philippines. where he did good service
for three years, and returning 10 the
United States, was ordered 20 Wash.
ington barracks.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-29

There rs a class OF welldenned
phobias." as they are called. with
which nerve sufferers are plagued.
"Monophobia," or fear Of being alone:
"castrophobla or fear OF closed in
crowds or Of broad open spaces, in.
spaces. "goraphobla," or fear Of
somnlaphobla" or fear Of not going
10 sleep, and many others The one
great remedy for AN these and similar
mental mIserIos. writes Dr. Samuel
McComb In Good Housekeeping. iE
autO.8uggoBilon
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-29

tcrmincd that in that little would noe
fail
Hates gave me my coffee, put
matches within reach and LEFT tho
room. drew out my cigarette case
and held % halfuponcd in my hand.
when the glass Boz the window back Of
me cracked sharply. o bullet whistlcd
over my head. struck opposite wall
aud iol. Hattoncd and narred on the
table under my hand
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and on either side great raudolabra
sent long arms across the hearth Al
the books seemed related to architoc.
turc: German and French works stood
side by side among those by English
and American authorities found
archaeology represented In q division
where an the titles were Latin or ltal.
ian opened several cabinets that
contained sketches and drawings, all
In careful order. and In another found
AN elaborate card catalogue. evidently
the work of pracuccd hand The
minute examination was too much for
me. / threw myself into a great chair
that might have been spoil from q
cathedral satisfied TO enjoy the gen
cral effect. To ind an apartment so
handsome and so marked by good
taste IN the midst Of an Indiana wood
staggered me. was 80 lost In con
temptation that did not hear a door
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-29

Mr. Bacon-I see "a japanese cleo
tHcIan has invented a wireless system
which IA asserted 20 be superior 10
anything now 10 use.
Mrs Bacon-Graclous me- Are o lus,
Ties comm In style once more. really z
--Yonkers Statesman,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-29

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-29
ReIIef In the naby,n orle,.

why doesn't your wife sling to tho
baby when she eries?"
she used TO, until she discovered
that the neighbors preferred 10 hear
the baby. Leader.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-11-29

This world contains altoseiher l'1bo
sphnnrIne cables. totaI'ns 100000
miles I'm length and cropped INTO lhei'
watery bed q, cost Of S275'OOOOOo'
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29
BREvITIIES.

The Colorado prison association will
in conjunction with the National pris-
on association take census OF all
the jails In Colorado today. The cen
sus is taken for the purpose OF secur-
Ing Information on the number OF
prisoners in the jail the construction
Of the jails and all the data neces-
sary for making a complete report on
jail life in all Of It's phases. The re-
port will be turned over to the Ma
tional prison association with view
of securing information that will re-
suit in better conditions in jails.
AS an indication OF the wonderful
improvements made at the Camp Bird
mine since the first Of the year, the
company has declared dividend OF
"a cents a share on April 81 The
will total s196, 800. The showing Is
all the more remarkable since the
working force at the mine is short
some sixty-five men.
President Roosevelt leaves Washing
ton for Oyster bay June 18th for the
summer months.
The Wisconsin legislature has pass
| ed bill prohibiting the use of to
bacco by any boy under 16 years o.
age.
| Washington politicians believe the
Democrats win nominate Bryan ant
that the Nebraskan will dictate this
platform.
C. s. Cameron says the city council
of Pittsburg held him up for $4,000
He put the money in his pocket and 4
was taken out by one OF the council
men. Sooner or later the CRATER Il
sure to get his reward-which is gen
orally Jail
Fruita is now installing a pur'
mountain water system and an electri
lighting system will be Installed with
in the present year. Fruita needs
-four mill, canning factory and al
opera house. She needs more farm
ers, fruit growers and business mer
says the Telegram.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29
SUES TO RETAIN
cHiLDREN's STOCK

Denver Republican.
In an entirely new form the bitter
ly contested Archuleta divorce came
up before Judge Bliss of the district
court one year after the decree OF
divorce has been granted by former
Judge Malone.
Suit was filed yesterday by Jose
Marcelino and Fidel A. Archuleta.
the minor children of j. NJ. Archuleta.
Jr., by their uncle, Joseph F. Ortiz.
as next friend. asking an Injunction
preventing the transfer of the prop
| erty in the name of the infants to Mrs
Adeline A. Archuleta the divorced
wife of Jose Presliano Archuleta.
Judge Malone year ago found
| that transfer of 1856 shares of the
Archuleta Mercantile company from
Joseph Archuleta to the two children
Of his brother to be fraudulent He
ordered Mrs Archuleta to be given
$4,000 permanent alimony. Joseph
Archuleta fed the state to escape pay
ment, 1t Is alleged, and has not been
here since.
The suit filed by Ortiz claims that
his transfer was regular and that the
district court did not possess the right
10 cancel the childrens holdings and
give them to Mrs. Archuleta.
The appeal from the divorce de-
sision in this family of state build
ers is now in the supreme court
Ortiz claims that the transfer will
be made by ]. NJ. Archuleta II the
'ourt does not restrain him The value
IF the stock Is placed at s15.50O In
he petition, according to par, but
the stock is said to be worth more
han this. The referee appointed by
Judge Malone found the stock to be
worth sl1,550. The transfer to the
TWO children was made. 1t is claimed.
October "a, 1904. The divorce suits
was filed August 81, 1905. and the
tecree was granted April %, 1906.
j. Warner Mills, who acted as Mrs.
>rchuleta's attorney, was given 1919
'tares OF stock as equivalent to $500
,ttorney's fees, and Attorney Rex Mol
lette was given one-half share. They
ire both made defendants to the suit
with Mrs. Adeline Archuleta the Ar
chuleta Mercantile company, J. NJ.
Archuleta. Jr, Antonio d. and Jose
Presliano Archuleta Mrs. Archu-
eta declared that transfer to the chill.
iren of her brother-in-aw was intend
ID to defraud her.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29
CONCENTRATES.

Japan's budget for 1907, a copy Of
which was transmitted by Consul Cen
aral II. b. Miller of Yokohama, shows
that it will require $305. 900, as
against s247 ,352, 900 in 1906 for the
current expenses of the government.
The British government will devote
800 900 TO start the cultivation Of New
Zealand help on the island of st. Hell
ena, the inhabitants of which have
been reduced to practical destitution
by the withdrawal OF the British gar
rison.
All the paper for the millions oi
postage stamps used In the United
states is manufactured at Mechanic
Falls, Me. once month the firm
receives resrisition for 100000
sheets of the :. aper, and each sheet
will make SCI stamps.
Consul John E. Kehl OF Stettin. Ger
many. reports that the Cosmopolitan
line of Copenhagen, Denmark, will rur
the steamships Cimbria and Granaris
between Stettin and Philadelphia, by
way of Copenhagen. The service viii
be fortnightly.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29
sity above all other improvements in
the water system.

sity above all other improvements II
the water system.
| The calico ball to be given by the
Women of Woodcraft takes place or
the following Tuesday, April 80. al
Red Men hall. The ladies of La Plata
circle No. 100 are making every effori
for the social and financial success oi
the occasion. A booth with all kinds
| of fancy work and useful articles will
be sold at reasonable prices. Another
attraction will be the fish pond which
always delights, the little folks and
dren will be admitted free. Bring
them along and let them have a good
time at the pond. Supper will be
served consisting OF sandwiches, tea.
coffee, cake and ice cream. Tickets
for dance per couple. 81; admission
for adults. 25 ce..ts; children admit
ted free; fish pond, 5 cents. Supper:
Ice cream and cake. Is cents: sand
wiches, tea or coffee, Is cents; full
bill of fare, 25 cents. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all. Ladies'
requested to wear calico dresses If
convenient.
Miss May Cameron died suddenly
about midnight at Mercy hospital, di-
rectly from the effects of an opera
ton performed yesterday morning for
appendicitis, although friends state
she probably would not have lived
only a few days longer at best and
The only hope was through an opera
tion, this being her second attack.
The circumstances surrounding her
death are sad: Miss Cameron came
20 Durango about three weeks ago
rom her home at Hepler, Kas., to as
sist in caring for her brother, Llew
Cameron, who was brought TO Du.
rango from Chama some weeks ago
suffering from pneumonia, being in
dangerous condition, and for a long
time recovery was considered doubt
ul, but by careful nursing Mr.. Cam.
iron is improving although his CON
fttion Is still such that he cannot
raise himself in bed and visitors are
ienied admission to his room, hence
nv u'"'i VI oiHltIt WHO Udu come
here to nurse him, is extremely sad
md depressing Since coming to Du-
ango Miss Cameron made her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Dixon on
he north side and they feel keenly
he sudden death of a young lady
whom they learned to admire in so
many ways. The parents, whose home
is "a uanlar oil
S some place in Iowa at the present
ime, have been notified by wires of
he death of their daughter and no
lefinite arrangements for the funeral
will be made until an answer is re-
,eived. Lew Cameron is well known
n Aztec, Bloomfield and other San
Iuan county points where he resided
'efore going to Chama where he holds
l responsible position with T. D.
Burns, Jr
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Fourteen American battle ships and
three cruigers have assembled In
Hampton Roads to welcome the for
eign ships that will be present at the
opening Of the jamestown exposition.
In those waters was fought the frst
battle between armored vessels and
1t was there that American investi0na
rang out the old and rang In The new
In the construction Of the navisa of
the world.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Railroad managers are wondering
what is going to become of their re-
spective roads. Wages are creeping
up. rates going down, and both con
gress and the states legislative bodies
passing all kinds OF laws regulating
traffic and what the companies shall
and shall not do.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Professor H. La V. Twining, head
If the science department at the Poly
technic. has made a number of ex-
oeriments that apparently confirm re-
,ent reports that other scientists have
determined what they consider the
ictual weight OF the soul OF human
1eing. Professor Twining began his
experiments on mice, kittens and
grasshoppers. He has found that a
distinct loss of weight follows the
ieath of each of these creatures.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

The Herald is of the belief that
damage to fruit Is not near as great as
nrst feared. We certainly trust this
is the case. And II the freeze OF
Sunday night, when 1t was only IL
above at one time. will not do the
work. there Is not much danger later
In the season.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Confidence men, pickpockets and
other crooks who heretofore have man
aged to escape punishment by paying
ines will be required to work on a
municipal stone pile under the new
vagrancy bill If it is enacted by the
present Illinois Legislature. Chief OF
Police Shippy and Chief Justice Olson
IF the municipal court agree that the
most effective way OF ridding Chicago
Of criminals who care nothing for
fines of from $50 to $1,000 for each
offense is to put them to work.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

President Davis OF the state board
OF health is going to Washington next
month to consult with DR.. Wiley of the
agricultural department In charge OF
the fede raj food inspection law, rela.
tive to the state law and cooperation
with the federal authorities. 1t Is the
hope of the state board that the two
can work In harmony and that each
department may aid the other. The
state law does not go into effect until
the first OF the year. and all that will
be done In this year will be to make
preparations.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Ohio politicians still insist that this
Is an OFF year. and that they are not
quarreling, but Just looking over the
situation. Through hairpulling to har-
mony is the Ohio motto, and the main
idea is to keep the pigskin on Buck
eve soil.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

The Democrat Is reminded that the
booster and not by a knocker In
fact. all Grand Junction papers are en-
gagged in boosting and the merchants
appreciate the effective work being ac-
complished.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE.
barber bill.
May is the day set for the annual
clean up in Denver.
Last year the amount collected by
the state as inheritance tax was $780,
100.
And now the committee investlgat-
ing the graft In the Pennsylvania state
capitol building, is to be investigated.
A Pueblo man secured a divorce
from his wife because she called him
IN "uneducated Missourian." What
next?
If suitable land can be secured a
German Dunkard colony will be es-
tablished near Denver In the near fu-
ture.
State Auditor Statler has appointed
Warren Morris of Greeley inheritance
tax clerk. The position pays 800 a
month.
A jefferson county man has brought
suit against the peace officers of the
county, for $4,000 for making him
stay in Jail FIVE hours.
For spanking his wife's neice, a II
year-old girl, a Denver man will serve
six-months' sentence in the county
jail. Serves him right.
Vincent st. John, late Of Telluride
and other Colorado towns, has been
arrested in Goldheld, New, charged
with tire murder Of a restaurant man
| Longmont has secured the services
of an expert landscape gardener, who
will at once enthuse the citizens to
| get busy and show them how to beau
tlfy their town.
Gustave Carlbury. contractor ol
Fairplay. is missing. He was las
seen in Denver, where he went tt
purchase lumber. He had 81 300 OF
his person at the time.
The freeze OF Monday night will
cause a number Of sugar beet grow
ers around Manzanola to replant thei
crops. The loss will be small as ther'
is plenty of time to plant and grow
another crop.
Il 1t is said that Greeley Is to hav'
new bank with 100000 capital, to b
backed by Chicago parties. II IL Ut
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Durango. after being turned down In
every way, is not overly anxious to
get into the Denver and northern
Colorado band wagon. At the same
time we must keep a boosting and
letting the outside world know about
our resources.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

derstood that several lines of bust
ness win be operated In connection
with the bank
The committee clerk who inserted
the extra section in the loan shark
bill should be sent to Canon for life.
And 1t emphasizes the necessity OF
placing reliable clerks on the state
pay roll during legislative sessions
The bill Will be a dead letter as 1t
now rends.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

William e. Curtis writes that under
the promises made by Secretary Taft
to Cuba the new census to be taken
there will be the basis for holding
elections. to insure a fair registra-
ton and count.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29
DEATH OF CHARLES CARTER
GAtJNT

On Monday April an old timer
If Colorado. and of the San Juan
country for twenty years, in the per-
son of Charles Carter Gaunt, passed
lway from earthly scenes, resulting
rom complication of diseases, at the
lge of so years, at his home in this
ity. The deceased had made a host
If friends during his soiourn in our
midst as he had a genial disposition
md generous to fault, no appeal
or assistance or loan went without
| generous response. He was an hon
pred member of the Ouray Elks lodge
inder whose auspices the funeral was
held, Wednesday afternoon, with a
large attendance of members and
'riends. The floral contributions were
many and beautiful. He leaves a
widow to mourn his loss and had
$4,000 life insurance as a provision
or her.-Ouray Plaindealer.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

The Scotch reliability trial for tour
ing cars, according to information sup
piled by Consul Austin Of Glasgow,
will begin on the 9th and end ON the
29th OF June, 1907. The course over
which the trial will be conducted will
>e from Glasgow to Inverness, a dis
tance of 754A miles.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Tine Nashua, N. H., Hiberians re-
GENTLY carried a pike of 1883 in their
parade. The pike was brought to
This country by the late Patrick Nj
and, one of whose ancestors carried
t In the fight for Ireland's freedom
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Carter Gaunt, member of the San
Iuan Pioneer association, was born in
4opkinsville, KY, December 10, 1856,
md died at Ouray, Colo, April 1.
1907. He came to the San Juan coun-
ry, June II, 1S81.-Extract from San
Juan Pioneer records.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Get on to the side track when you
meet men who point with pride or
view with alarm.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

A Danish inventor claims to hav,
perfected system of wireless teleg
raphy which will make 1t possible [,
cut the present telegraph tolls in half
Lord harrington" loses his appea
TO the United States supreme court
and must die for the murder neal
st. Louis of the man who befriended
him.
Baron Won Sternburg is said to carry
warning from President Roosevelt to
the kaiser of danger of split between
| Germany and United States II diaarm.
ament question is ignored at The
Hague.
The Minnesota legislative commit.
tee, In fixing a value of the railroad
property of the state, finds much wa
ter. and declares the Chicago Great
Western is capitalized at FIVE times
its actual worth.
A New York railroad brakeman has
lust been paid $4,000 for injuries re.
feived January II last. He brought
suit for 100000. and the company
compromised and settled for $4,000.
lie lost a leg, an arm and the fingers
of his remaining hand.
The gross earnings OF the Chicago
and Northwestern railroad in March
were s5,706. .104. an Increase os s63s,
'9S over the gross In March last year;
for nine months from July I, s51,713,-
Oa6. Increase A.275,242, This does not
indicate roads are being forced out Of
business by legislation.
Harold Macknaw and William f. CAL,
mer of Denver, % and 10 years re-
spectively. were found guilty of vol
untary manslaughter last night They
were convicted of numbering Teve
Bosker and Max Weissible, Jew cattle
buyers. The penalty for their crime
is from one to eight years in the
penitontlary.
The famous hat check suits against
the Chicago and Alton railroad by T.
I. Gwinn, T. f. Gwlnn and Nellie
Gwinn, all of Baltimore, were dismiss
ed by the plaintiffs, the road making
settlement said to be $500 in each
case. They were elected from train
because they failed to retain hat
checks. alleged to have been given
them by the conductor, disputing the
necessity of exhibiting the checks.
The diamonds stolen from Mrs. T.
NJ. Callahan of Longmont, while she
slept, have been returned to her. The
package was sent by mail. with n
special delivery stamp, and the mys-
terry deepens. Who stole them and
then returned them and why he did
1t are the questions asked by the
curious ones of Longmont.
Estimates of the fruit crop In the
neighborhood of Grand Junction since
the freeze show that three-fourth OF
The fruit are safe. The apple crop will
be from so to 90 per cent of the usual
crop pears a full crop, peaches and
plums 30 TO 40 per cent. SO many
new trees are coming into bearing
this year that the cash returns will be
near what 1t has been in years past.
John Klug, the well known Box Ed
er stockman. daring rider and good
shot, is the only man in that section,
so far as known, who has killed n
running coyote, without the aid OF a
dog, rope or gun. Klug and his com
panions stirred up a big coyote from
its laid and began to chase 1t on foot.
Klug, by clever maneuvers, kept the
animal running in circle, and finally
ran 1t down.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29

Lord harrington" loses his appeal
TO the United States supreme court
and must die for the murder near
st. Louis of the man who befriendad
him.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29
LOCAL NEWS.
om Thnrsday's Daily.

The concerted and solo numbers in
Mr.. Mikado" are particularly fine.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-04-29
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

Following is a list of letters remain.
ing uncalled for in the Durango post
office for the week ending April %,
1877. Persons calling for same will
please say that it was Advertised"
Allan, Arthur.
Anderson, frankie.
Bates, Mvron.
Benahedes, AL.
Brown, Jim NJ.
EoleSo. p. T.
Caldwell, j. G.
Csii. j. T
rriche. Fred d..
Eder. John
Fills, Lena.
Foster. |. F
Kelly, G. l..
Kyle, A. l..
Kyle, A. l..
McCarte~, VIM
Pond, II. q.
Morrison. Miss d A.
Nelson. :ofia.
Park, OsraI.
Rentz, VA t.
Reiter, Gahann.
RIM, GrabTia..
Rose, Emma.
Roberts, John.
Sanders, Mrs. VIM.
Sanders, |. p.
G. N. RAYMOND. p. NJ,