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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

sevelt policies. While insisting that
these measures had already been pro-
ductive OF much good to the country.
nc pOintcd ont now existing statutes
could be- amended In order to further
perfect tn, m and make them more
effective.
The following is an outline OF the
views express sed by MIR. Taft:
IL think the Imprisonment OF one
or two managers OF unlawful trusts
would have a most healthy effect all
throughout the country.
"Thc states can best remedy the
dangers OF too great accumulation OF
wealth In one hand by controlling
the descent and evolution OF property
and they ought to do 30.
I'm times Of great national need I.
an income tax would be of great as
sistance in furnishing means to car
~ on the government.
THE evil Of eliminating competi-
tiol ought to be restrained by max
ing II unlaw full for an interstate rail-
way to acquire stock in \ competing
Tine.
An Interstate road should not be
permitted to issue stock or bonds .
except AFTER . certificate by tne COM
mission that the securities are issued
With the approval Of the commission
for 4 legitimate railroad purpose.
"Emc!ent regulation IL the very an
tido,e and preventative OF socialism
ana government ownership.
The timA Is near at hand for an
Amendment 10 the antitrust law .
making clearer the distinction be-
tween lawful agreements reasonably
restraining trade and those which are
pcrnicious in their effect.
"Apptals to judicial remedies (by
railroads, should be limited in such
. way that parties will no, usc them
merely 10 delay and so clog eficient
and Just executive or legislative &C
Zion.
Tariff revision IL to be by the re-
publican party and Is not to be q de-
parture from the protective principle,
but in conformity to It.
1T would be not only uaviss. but
ansafe. for the party 70 TAIL In it,
next national p!atfor INTO pisdes It.
ooli 10 . revision Of the tartR - sooa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
Reid Unveils Tablet.

Salisbury. England, Aug. 21.-Iu
the ancient and beautiful Salisbury
cathedral Monday. Ambassador White
Law Reid unveiled . handsome marble
tablet in memory OF those killed In
the terrible accident year ago.
when. by the wrecking Of the Amert-
can line boat train. Is persons. most
~ Americans, lost their lives. The
ceremonies. the impressiveness OF
which was emphasized by the presence
T.. the widows and children OF the
trainmen killed in the disaster. al
in the deepest bourning. was attend
ed BY many dignitaries Of toe church.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
re,esraphsr Assd Only 10.

Celina, Tex. Aug. 2l.-Guy c.
Clark. . telegraph operator and As
s1stant station agent OF the Frisco
railroad. at tlsis place. 10 only IL
years OF age. He receives . salary
OF SIS q month from the rCal. AID ID
on the list OF regular employ s. c.
lima has q population Of aocut 1.uv.
people and considerable bus ines IS
handled at this station. The cnild
operator and agent performs the du-
Ties OF his position with the correct
ness and faithfulness OF q man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
ANT|-CLER|CAL RIOTS
0stburst Overspreads the Greater
Part Of Italy.
PRELA1Es MUCH ALARMED
Thirty Anarchists Make Attack Upon
Carriage IN Which Were Card'nas
Merry del Val and Monsisner Ken.
Uedy.

Rome, Aug. II Tho wave OF an.
Nrari! al thc prela,es Of tnc vati'
tan 10 lAuui tne city fearing either
H. al Uv a sailt. Cardinal Merr! de!
Val. Wi;A Mansiguor Kennedy. rec
tor e The t",'-t N college. w1i.e
passing through Mailno In a carriage
We're fu.iom:l! assaulted by a bad OF
20 anarchists who were sn2uiing:
"ILwn with TIE vatican! Long live
the Revclut.On!"
Thp anarchists wore Rrmed WITH
knives aud clubs. They surround, d
the carriage despite strong guard
Of detectives aud cartine'rs. One
anarcii>, swung q club at the car.
dinai's head. bu, a detective. quickly
interposing. received the blow ON his
chest and VAS dangerously injhrcd.
The pope. WHEN I..!Orncd. SORROW
fully said; "Thc " rid will now zee
how impo> Sol, it viii be for me 20
leave the vatic.n."
The on burst of antichvicArsm has
ov.rsl,l,a al Italy. Ii shows. de-
spite the improved relations between
the vatican dud the qu!rinal. thas
there IS still a large section OF the
radical popuIace whica Ia eager at all
times TO attack the church. The
events of tbs summer have favored
the antic,er!cals. wherefore. after q
long period OF tranquility. during
which the church and the govern
mcnt have rendered one another re-
ciprocal aid. the mos a.c now burn
ing the churches end assaulting the
prelates. Fortunately parliament Is
not in session now. else an unfore-
seen crisis might arise. For Italy
IL peculiarly susceptible to sudden eb-
u!ir1ons OF public anger.
The unfortunate situation Is still
further complicated at this time By
the issuance from the vatican OF Z
communication which Is destined "a
arouse serious controversy. 1t A.
firms that either Catholics or non.
Catholics who have interpreted the
general policy Of the pope toward the
Italian government a. implying that
he Is In accord with or has any con
fiience In any cabinet or political par
~ misunderstood the ponti6's POSI-
ton. The vatican. II 10 asserted
sees no need at this time OF chang
ing its policy toward the Eoverumnet u.
whatever attitude the government may
assume.
II 10 reported that Pope Plus b
about 20 follow up his recent syllabus
on NJ. called moderation II tie faith
with IN encylical oondemninS mo-
dernist errors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
FOUGHT on . Steamboat.

Savannah. Ga Aug. :l.-A negro
excursion 10 Beaufort proved 4 bloody
AFFAIR. Wien the boat returned II
wounded mt ,roes hal their wounds
sewn up BY surgeons. Others had
slign,er injuries that did NOT require
the surgeon's attention. One OF the
negroes had !: slabs in the back made
BY q short -b.aded knife. Razors were
tho weapons most generally used. al
though one man had 4 ha,pin run en-
tir0ly through ais arm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
PsLoRlM FATHGRs.

coensrsteWs Laid To Monument Com.
msmoeatins TtssIs Ls~diW0.
Provtncetown. Mass. Aug. IL
The laying Of the corner stone Of the
Cape Cod Pilgrim memorial monu.
ment In the presence Of President
Roosevelt. Governor Guild and distin-
guished guests. completed Tuesday
the foundation ~ one Of the most i'm.
posing structures along the Atlantic
Coast. COMMUNICATING ERE Arsl land
ing within ~ feet Of It's base Of
the pilgrim fathers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
Rebels Are Slaughtered .

Casa Blanca. Aug. GA large
force Of Moor, suddenly descended
upon the Frcach camp early Monday
morning and attacked the sleeping
soldiers. The troops rallied quickly :.
though a. first 'ahcL by surprise The
Moors were r"ru'-ed with consider
able slaughter. leaving many d, ad
and wounded In ser Night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
MAY LEAD TO PEACE
Geverner oleas HIS Csatefeooo
VIII ur. Tboa.
II WAS MOST HARMONIOUS

Exec vti~s Believe Interview with re
Southern Railways Counsel WIZ
Lead to Psses Between stats 80
the Read.
New York. Aug. 71.-AnoGAog
move toward peace betwe the statp,
Of North Carolina and the Sout1sr1s
railway has beea made. =
Governor elena. Of Norta Cas0-
Tina. just previous 70 his depastuso
for home. had . conference With A.
p. Thorn. the general counsel a -
Southern railway. ID the course -
which he made some sagsesllooa
which he believes may lead 70 peeee.;
u speaking Of the coafsreacs. Osv.s
Glenn said: 81
my Interview With Mr.. Thoa g
In the interest Of good will and -
m0ny and to save the cost. NOV -
cumulat1as. In the holding q ~
suit In this city. made I've r
gsstlons 70 Mr. Tho0. tAo ~
which vss 0At 70 stop Ne talaae
testimony satil the Two sslts. z
from the uniteA states eiscu1t g
and the other from the stste 60
are appealed. % thai ~ sao
court OF the United 0tates CO.
o. the Jurisdiction a he tve g
and that after tAis Was aoao -
party would decaas Whist esaGu
take. Ny soesoa saooasl1o4
that the railPoels sAse tAaar su11oj
try 70 live uD4se ~ - ~ q
ter cent ro1as - ~ a6eee
the Law . tstsE}HQ HI tA9e
cannot coatiaue ua1or 4 asd i've
shoald Appeal u ~ )sstaes ss0
mindedness Of he peoDle ID ~
Of North Cssollaa oo-sA61e ~ -
and 4 vosla - eoas. .. .,n-.
Mr.. no0 eslS 0svssaes !,
that he voslA wing 10 saeooGo
the attsotioa q ~ 0o1theso
way o0cials an vosl6 ~ HIM
The cooleroaee betWeoo III
Carolina executive ao1 IT.
vas most Aarnsaious. 1,se
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

after the neY pr's'"'n'"' ''"'''on As
possible.
"1n. smp;,et sion OF monopoii"s and
the ayo,i.A INA OF secret rebates ai.A dis.
cr.m:nat!ns pr.ril, ges b> railroads, viii!
lessen the possibility OF such enor-
nous accumulation az those which
have already taken place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
Asr.nsed Funeral. :rsc DIED .

WArsaW. Ind. Ave- 2l--Just az
ter making a.. arrangements for his
funeral. even g.vInE the names ol
DaUb<arers and s.Ege:s. Captain Eli.
tan BlackfO.i - year Old, diou
s0ddsnIy Of aDoD.eU.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
THE PANAMA CANAL.
Money Shortage causs6 - Napll


censsrvetien.
Washington. D. c.. Aug. ST.
Conditions on the Panama canal have
reached . state Of gravity. due "a
the fact that const ruction work 10 de.
veiopin& faster than wss coatsmDlat-
ed whed the estimates for expe0di-
lures during toe Ascal year 1905 was
made nearly . year ago
The estimate 10 made that about
- 900 200 In excess OF the apprOpsi
ations could BE- used 70 aavantaSs 10
pushing forward the work daring II
present year. and CoIons, Goethals.
the engineer In charge. thinks g
would be in the Intesest Of true econ.
omy to proceed along this basis. and
Ask congress 1t IT. seat ssssioa to
mako god the de0cieAey ~ The argu.
Rent 10 made thai With the DFess1e
equalization and progyess the water
way can b completed 0oee saDidly
than BY restraining expss4ituFss with
II the appropriations nov available.
Already reports show that The
monthly Estimated expssditure tor u.
Dor II being coaAAsrabiy exceeded.
and work ut the Catun dam has pro.
crossed faster than wss anticipated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
hssts cAses Q lhe.

Yonkers. X. ". Aug. TIA d.
sire to be first on IN ezcsrsion boat
caused the death Of Harry Blakeley
Of PallsaGe avenue Dt1ke,sy Wenl
o. the Hiberniaa exeursioo Which len
the city for points q iatGeest. and
when the boats returning approached
the pier. he Jumped from the barge
70 the Grand Republic. but fell into
the water. His head struck the
boat and he sank. Jerry Mulvill
jumped In tao water after him and
had to be resclcd by others on the
boat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
Fs,, 70 Death From Prssieiee.

Canon City. Colo. Aug. 0.-&
Euxen.a Coo!d. aged 30. . tsa0v
nurse. fell OF . :0-foot prsciDeoo q
the north side Of Twin Sisters Ooo
tain In the Ssagre de Christie roaoo3
8 miles south Of Howard. FrsoG
county, and vas instantly killed. O.
one persOa. Ado!phus I.a;hoOs 3
Howard. the yoosg ~emes's eo0oo
ION witnessed tie accident.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22
chlna's Unss.tied state.

kTooi, AuA. ~ Private advices
from Pek!n forecast q gloomy future
for China. Ow.ng 10 the unsettled
condition of politics and 'he absence
OF the mind tta' 10. ruled the coun.
disease having incapacitR'ed IT," dow :
aE.r empress hitherto SJic m!atrass
OF China. The increase in the =
tor!c ani,nUsity petH" he MAacGI.
and ne mar i. rim: makes n" estab
lishmen' y! n0.t.ra' c-'cr imp: =.
BILE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-22

AlsAaaHs cesse oslisiess WvlW -
este cssse AOa,~se /. q u. 4
MoatsoRssy. Ala., Az. H..
licitoe He1ta. a J60eesoo 60
Aeelese1 u a intssvssv tbat - =
Dey % atssstioa % H. DseenI1
sued fF00 The iaiosloe 6oAoe1e M
Dotifyias solicitors 80 sAsslGe
they nsst not iaAiet - asse,I
aseats q Tie Loslsvil1e a. !
Vile railroaA eoe failing - -
with IL Dassso0sr sats 81 60
rate laws rscspeiy sosseaa ~
Iegislaturs. IT,, He03D ygoDU1
Q eass hsaAsl aoWD ~ - -
Sezass ssprsos sssst ~ ~ -
ny. Witch eass. - ~. oGouoeA
aaed o. righa q istsslssoaao 81
lnlesier federal eoart b ~ 60
nsat Of Q state lov ~ ~ GeaoD
thosities.
TAis vas . ease b ssesesoO ~
Fioreees bssAO l1tigne9eo. - r
out a a Ala1ena stsas 40 a,
prohibited ths cAaRua,G q ssesgD
TIE Law Vas viola1s1. AoV0vogs
indictmeats wesO toad = 60
cases. Tho SoAoeal eo0ft 80
terveaeA to pseveat tAs s1ocu10u|
the law.
In this ease Justiee Harlan. @
United States supreme ooost.
that the lower federal eooet -
right TO interfere. and bio go
vas taken Is . state victory.
tor Helm claims that To $500
reference 70 the Florence bss1oo u
CATION 10 the same ssthst q tbosl
L y. which Il nov before 0e eoooo
court.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18

F. c. Keller and Charles w. Hodge
of Los Angeles. Capital stock 5000 900,
with $400 subscribed.
Painless Parker. Directors: Edith
d. Chapman, Frances E. Parker and
E. R. Parker of Los Angeles. Capital
stock 100000, with $500 subscribed.
Happy Jack Gold Mining company
Directors: ]. w. Wood, H. I. Seward,
T. A. Moody, j. c. Porter, F. c. Yeo-
mans, George Peterman, w. L. Win
ans. Capital stock $2,0OO0OO, with
1892 900 subscribed.
Bryson Estate company. Directors:
John Bryson, sr., Evaline Bryson, L.
H. Bryson, James f. Bryson, John M
Bryson, Margaret ]. Krause and Frank
Bryson of Los Angeles. Capital stock
100000. with $40 subscribed
Fraternal Medical association. Di-
rectors; c. l.. Heartwell, e. Mussel-
man, Frank e. Norman, F.. B. Moore
and F. A. Knight. Capital stock $685.
900, with $500 subscribed.
Angelus Oil company. Directors: NJ.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18

and 260 South Main street yesterday
morning. The alarm was given at 4:20
a. m. The department responded
quickly and by 6 a. m. the fire was
out.
The fire is supposed to have started
in the first store of the north side of
the building among the chemicals of
the Western Wholesale Drug company.
1t spread rapidly up the elevator shaft
and the sputterings of oils, varnishes
and paints enhanced by the explosions
of chemicals in the drug companys
storeroom made things interesting for
firemen and spectators alike. p. II.
Mathews loss was $4,000, fully covered
by insurance. The Western Wholesale
Drug company sustained a loss of $10-
900, of which $4,000 was covered by in
surance.
The building was owned by Douglass
& Davies, sol Grant building and 703
Union Trust building. Their loss was
5000, fully insured. The building will
be rebuilt at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18

when it comes to whooping it up, but
when it is known that the politicians
are making extra special plans to have
their coming campaign the best ever,
all who know them will expect some
thing out of the ordinary.
Every year the Cook county bunch
makes a trip somewhere or other, and
this time they have picked out Los
Angeles as the objective point of their
jaunt. Next Monday the list of names
of those who will make the trip will
be compiled in Chicago, and the hot
time can be expected next month.
Local Democrats will get busy soon
and plan reception for the visitors.
The distinguished junketers will be
we'll entertained during their stay in
Los Angeles, and things will be do
ing when they arrive.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
INTERPRETATIONS

Sojourner Truth Industrial club.
Directors: Jennie B. Lewis, Carrie
Rapestraw, Bernice r. Alexander,
Dora l.. Shakleford and others of Los
Angeles No capital stock.
Bookbinding Machine company. Di-
rectors: John Griessinger, w. F. Wis
mar, James F. Lee, Ulrich Knoch and
Fred Mundwiller. Capital stock $780,
900, with $1339O subscribed.
Denair Mercantile Land and Devel-
opment company. Directors: John
Denair, Robert Cunningham, c. H.
Geer, Arthur ]. Eddy, c. G. Wood.
Capital stock $1,OOO,OOO with $4,000
subscribed.
Scheelite Mining company. Directors:
T. H. Smith, c. f. Johnson, j. l..
Deane, T. A. Petit and Catherine E.
Barr of Los Angeles. Capital stock
$2O0,O0 with So subscribed.
Los Angeles Vitrified Brick company.
Directors: l.. Lindsay. e. M. Durant,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18

oferng
medium
pds checked doub1breasd
hanfshed houder backs fitting without
lis Princess sizes33 to
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
ENGRAVER INJURED
BY STREET CAR

Victor Schott, engraver employed by
the Star Engraving company and liv-
ing at S2S South Olive street, was
struck by a westbound Eighth street
car at Eighth and Olive streets yes
terday morning and seriously injured.
The young man was taken to the
receiving hospital and later to his
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
TWO HOURS FIRE
DESTROYS $1OO,0OO
P. H. Mathews Paint Company and
Western Wholesale Drug Company
Badly Damaged in Early
Morning Blaze

One of the most destructive fires in
months did 100000 worth of damage
to the store and stock of L. H.
Mathews Paint company and the West
ern Wholesale Drug company at 256
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18

Homeless children received and placed
IN houses for adoption. Apply Rev. o..
society, 1884 Bradbury building, Los An
Geles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18

V. McQuigg, j. o. Downing, Charles
E. Seaman, r. c. Smith, M. S. Greg
ory Capital stock $SOO,OOO, with $500
subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
One on Him

HAS that rich author a pseudonymT
Il don't know If that's what it's
called, but it's the newest make. forts
horse power.'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
DEMOCRATS HEADED
LOS ANGELESWARD
Cook County Politicians Will Make
Their Annual Junket in This
Direction Some Time
in June

The Cook county Democrats are
coming.
This announcement in itself ought
to cause some. CONSERVATION, for the
Chicago men are the real warm things
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
O. 90 MEMS BATHING SUITS
OlsIC WORTH $500

Are in black with very narrow or wide
stripes; all-wool German knit and very
durable; are the two7piece- style; come
either sleeveless or with shoulder
sleeves sizes SO to A.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
and $25.OO=

big clearance sale of all odd and broken lines of
highgrade pants worth 5000; awool worseds in
light heavy weight; have high French waist bands and
all strongly stitched and aped curtain and lin
ngs of dark sateen have horn buttons sizes 80 to AZ
waist and 80 to "a length.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18

Are from the best known makers Of
mems hosiery, both imported and do
mestic; are of maco and Isle yarns
in lace and mercerized effect; are i'll
solid shades of brown, gray, also black;
others in fancy colorings in stripes,
checks and silk embroidered patterns.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-18
FOOT BALL-BASKETB BALL
Three Splendid Games at Delta Last
Saturday.
Delta Wins Both Principal Games from
Grand Junction Gives Junior Game
to Please the Children.

Boom "a -lackn, boom -lacka. bow. view, WOW!
Chick -a-lncka, chick-a- -lackn. chow. chow. chow.
Boom u -lacka. chick a-lackn, who arc we!
Delta, Delta. Don't you sssS
At the contests at High School Ath-
letic Park Saturday Delta High School
girls won the basket ball game from
Grand Junction by score of to 5 and
the Delta Foot Ball team won by to
nothing. Both games were hotly con-
tested and well played. and were wit
messed by large and enthusiastic crowd.
Class colors made waving sea. while
marching armies of youth and maidens.
sang and shouted alternately. Grand
Junction players and friends came on a
specially chartered car, and though
compelled to go home mourning defeat,
they were brave in spirit and regaled
in body by = chicken dinner served by
Delta. The teams were well matched
and the games would have been draw
ing card at Harvard or Yale. The
players are the kind of stuff the best
of our country's present and the most
hopeful Of its future, is made of.
In the sth grade football contest the
Grand Junction team won by score Of
II to nothing.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-18
6. A. R. Resolutions Of Thanks.

At regular meeting of Geo. b. Nc
Clellan post. No. 76, held on Saturday
Oct. l2th, the following Resolution of
Thanks TO citizens and public schools
and speakers was passed by unanamous
vote.
RESOLVED, That the Grand Army
post Of Delta, hereby tender sincere
thanks to the business firms, citizens,
speakers, mucians, newspapers, Ladies
Relief Corps, and the officers, teachers
and pupils of the Delta schools for the
many kind favors received from them
in money, donations of provisions, pub
lie addresses and the pleasing part taken
by the school children in their parade
march side by side with the old veter-
ans on Wednesday Sept. llth, also to
Revs. rockingham and Hayworth.
Judge King and others for interesting
and Appropriate public speeches..
w. +. McCAsH,
r. ]. CoFEEY.
Il. RICHART,
Committee.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-18

numerous that the city concluded to
benefit by charging them a licence
and an even two thousand paid the city
twenty dollars each, adding to the rev.
enue of Wichita $4,000. Witchita's
boom, like many others of the crazy
sort, had its reaction, yet it established
its lead beyond any hope of its neigh
bors, who were all wide. e.awake towns
with equally meritorious surroundings.
1t brought in railroads and shops and
factories. 1t stimulated improvements
and gained the large number of invest
ors necessary for permanency.
The same thing occurred at Los
Angeles. Both towns, after their re-
action, are going ahead in substantial
way and they will be always places of
note, ranking among the leading i'm
portant cities of the United States.
There are other towns that will have
great booms, and it is not improbable
that Delta will be of the number, for
she is one of the few that possess the
necessary attractions to Indicate such
an interest and the merits of resource
to live through it and still make good.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-18
Austin Briefs.

Mrs. Tom Dewar visited friends in
Delta last week.
Mr.. Philip Kehl was on hunting trip
several days last week.
The Fl. S. Q. Club met with Miss
Winnie kehl last Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Walker went on a hunting
trip Saturday, west of Delta.
Mr.. and Mrs Mathews of Delta were
Sunday visitors at DR.. Miller's.
Mrs. Geo. Limbaugh visited several
days with friends on Garnet mesa this
week
Mrs. E. E. Simpson and Miss Marion
Ashley were Delta visitors last We'd
nesday.
l.. r. Wigram and family visited at
the home of DR.. Archer and family
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hinman and
daughter Helen arrived Wednesday
from Fort Dodge, Iowa. to look after
his place near Austin.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1907-10-18
Resolutions.

BE IT UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED, BY
the Eoard of Trustees of the Town of
Delta, Colorado,
WHEREAS, Death has removed from
our Board of Trustees our honored
Mayor, Frank p. Hunt, and the place
which he has so long filled with courtesy,
efficiency and credit to himself and the
Town. is now vacant.
BE IT RESOLVED That. as an enduring
monument of our respect for him, and
in loving commemoration of his faith
fulness as public official, his unfallIng
kindness and steadfast attention to
duty, that we cause to be spread upon
the record book of the proceeding of
the Board of Trustees of the Town of
Delta, this mark of our respect and
friendship for him. And as he has in
the past built his personality into the
public works ard government Of our
town, and has aided so faithfully in the
advancement of our city. we as Iast
mark of respect for him and his work,
place this tablet into the permanent
records of our city.
Passed. approved and ordered PUBLISH
ed and certified copies ordered to be
delivered by the Town Clerk and Re-
corder to his wife and each Of MS
children, this 18th day of October. \.
ID. 1907.
w. d. WHEELER.
ATTEST: Mayor Pro-Ten,
LILLE +. WILSON,
Town Clerk and Recorder
(sEAl..)