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The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14

Some of our down country friends
don't seem to be any more impressed
with Senator belongs proposal for
a statue OF the late Senator Wolcott
than we are. according to the levity
with which several of them treated
the matter in an interview which ap-
peared in a Denver paper.
It is a little strange that not even
one. yes only one member of the as
sembly opposes the election of ST.
mon Guggenheim. 1t is really the
strangest thing in the world that
there should be such an unanimity
OF opinion upon his selection.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14

We shall Forgive Representative
Hoyt and Senator DeLong many
shortcomings. from a Democratic
standpoint. if from no forward they
will address all their energies to Sc
curing an appropriation for a state
bridge and normal school annex.
We don't particularly like to be hung
to the tail Of the Greeley school. but
We know a school located at Grand
junction would grow so important in
a few years that 1t ould soon outstrip
its spencer and demand the recogni-
tion that would be justly due it.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14
The Right Name.

Mr. August Sherpe. the popular
overseer Of the poor. at Fort Madison,
Ia, says; "Dr. Kings New Life Pills
are rightly named; they act more
agreeably, do more good and make
one feel better than any other laxa-
tive" Guaranteed to cure bilious
ness and constipation. 25c at C. d.
Smith & Co S drug store
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14

Senator DeLong was absent from
the senate the other day. when the
resolution of inquiry was presented
by Senator Crowley, of Otero on the
matter of the selection of Simon Gug-
genheim for senator. We hardly be
lieve that Senator DeLong would
have voted to have tabled anything
upon which the light of inquiry was
desired to be shed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14

Saturday President Roosevelt sent
a long message to congress urging
some action by congress toward re-
medying the situation caused by the
break in the Colorado river four miles
below the international boundary
line in Mexico and which threatens
American property interests. He be-
lieves that 100000 will restore
the river to its proper channel.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14

a great many people are worried to
know who will succeed Judge Caswell
at the head of the big five" Repub-
Hcan organization of this city. We
don't know just who it Will be. but
our farmer Republican friends can
rest assured that IT will be none Of
their number.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14

campaigns of this state. if the en-
tire state can be bartered like SO
many cattle and the other half suf-
fer for the low estate into which We
are thrown In the judgment of the
rest of the states. for our yenality.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14
4. !. !. = = = 4. + = \ = =
THE WEATHER.

The maximum temperature
yesterday was Al degrees. The
minimum this morning was 20
degrees. The forecast for west
ern Colorado is Partly cloudy
tonight and Sunday with To-
cal snow Sunday, colder to-
night in south portion
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The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14
THE DAILY SENTINEL
In. BUNTING. Editor and Prop.

Entered at the postofice in Grand
Junction, Colo. as I'd class matter.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-14

Business once. 115 s. Fourth St.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
(6prtiebune anitatt S6lMB.)

Sie 9epesun9 ieines &opfes mlrbe
ltngeItimer .... er ltredte letne
Sabe burh Die @iienitan9en, als poa>
te er mir cine tiihtige Obrfeise geben.
Ser epIbene Sting, Der IN ietnem DIRE
iab, mar jest meiner 6anh erreidbar.
Sd sriff bairig ne6 bemielben uns
itedte meme Singer burh. gang tpie
Der 8drtner es loeben aet6an hattie.
Sofort leete Der Bar ale @ilobeit ab.
@r ihloB NIT pdterlifer Niene feline
Iugen. fiel plump auf feline 8orberta>
BEN unS leate iin i6mei6elnb. gu meis
men SuBen.
SD beiaB alto oas Ytittel. Safob 5ll
8dbrnen; elm nidt 81 berahtenoer Sc
mimi.
Die Ibipeierbeit n1eines 6errn bers
bieB mir minbeitens brei Gage Sreis
beitl SD bate alto mebr 3eit. als
ih beburfte, Inn midi ben Nahfprs
i3ungen, Die ih pIante, bin5ueeben.
Iber i6 par 10 iblpa6 in bieiem
I~ugenblife, baB i6 mid entihlob.
crit am folsenben Gage ans @erf
81 geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10

geget einen 10 beriidtigten utb &C.
filrhteten 9nnoiten cine ltnterluduna
etnletten Iollte. meld)e elm liderer CT
folg 5u frOnen peripract.
Sd iebte ibm MN in iueniecn 8ore
ten Die YtaBregeln auseinanber. Die
mir na6 reifli6er lleberleeung Die be-
item nno iideriteu 5u ieiu lhiencn. unt
ben Terbreoher Si fangetl.
@r billigte benielbcn leb6oft uno
lngte mir. DOB er elm %llnternebmen bon
10 grocer @ihti9feit ielblt leiten polle.
Damn perabihieoete er MIDI nit einem
lpnrmen Sdnoebrud unb inter lpiebers
bolten Observation-Disclosures.
Ils i6 bas 3immer pes unterilz
cbun9sri6terS perlieB. Ihlus es ieG5
ubr auf Dem alien Stabtfirhtnrme.
SD siilg aiio in Den @aIt6of gum
franapliihen Sbaler, ipn if bic Naht
blieb.
In anbern Mor9en nm dht llbr
trabte ih 10 ibnen. als es ole fltrsen
Seinc meines Sieres MIR quicken, bon
Sofnepinen nah aerglun 5uriid.
Sor DEM Sprfe ~bege9nete ib So
bann Wtaria, Der Elm mobres Srcuoens
9eldbret erbpb, uls Ell MIDI lob.
SD itieg bonn Yferbc uno na6m BEN
&naben 6~eiieitc.
o9u iteigit ieBt nit mir aufs
Sfero", iagte i6 5u ibm, nuno penn
mir beim Shloiie iinb, Damn fiibrIt On
pasiclbe pent @ater alaus suriid."
gr gebprdte unp ieete iih gu mir
III Den Sattel. 8eiter reiteuo iaatc
ib 81 ibm; uSobann @arin, ih mcrbe
leRt balo fp%rtbcbell. Nber Su muRt
mir nph einen leeten Sienlt erlpeiieu.
Ierfe jest lpobl arlf uno be6alte, u
ib Sir iage. &eutc Nbeno gcbit On
lint ueun llbr AMI pieien Siioel bort
unp bleibit bis Wtitternaht; Oh fleis
Delt Sid marin an uno uimmlt Sein
Stubborn nit Dir, unb menn Oh III
benz Sdlpbfeniter. bno bort iibcr ser
boben Samc lib befinoet, Elm 9iht
Icudtcn iiehit, baun itoBt 8u aus Scis
besfrditen mehreremal III 9ein Sprn."
Der annbe brebte lid alf Dem Sots
tel an uno i6dute MIDI nit oruBen
Nugeu uub %pffenen Wtllnbe au.
.Su peiBt, i'd .perlau9e bon Sir sic
grpBte Seri6mie9enbeit. @eripricblt
On mir alip, 81 thun, lpaS i) bon Sir
perlanes obne ir8cnS ienlanoen etlpus
bapon si la9en?"
"@aS fir einen lonoerbaren @ins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10

Damn bat i6 Den @irt, mir ben @e@
riftsbof eriter Snitan5 5u seigen.
SD begab mid nadb benz @eritbt,
mo ih ben Neutrality-suspicious. an
iprchcn berlanste.
9err Sonnemt, lluteriuhunesrih1
ter am @eriht bon 2pt~neoinnen, lit elm
iilnger Iann bon ettpa 80 Sabren.
"Wfein Serr", iagte ib ibm pbne
llmi6fpeife, nadbbem ih in ieinem Irz
betts5immer 8lab eenpntmen, nGie ba>
ben obne 3lueifel bon ben perfpeaenen
Terbre6en 9ebort, Die, es m0gen pielz
leidt sebn Sabre fem, bon elmer 8anoe
IN Tarts periibt murben, beren @nfii6z
rer elm gepifier nNote> aueel" mar"
~8eniBs mein Serr". a~nttportete Der
ilnge WSann, Der ii6er meine Srase etz
mas eritaunt 81 fem Idieu.
9Nun, mein Serr, fpenn sic bieIe
Sbatiaden feunen, 10 perben Sic
glei6faQs %piien, baB Der a~nfibrer,
Der oieie 8dnoe NIT 10 nunberboller
@etpanotbeit l%eitete, alien NnhiteIluns
gen Der Soli5ei 8rt entge6en puBte."
rSn Der Sbat, man meinte ipaor,
er lei bon Ieiner Sanbe getDtet NOR
ben."
~Nun gut, mein 6err, i6 fomme,
Inn Sbneu an5n5ei9en, baB bieier
Weni6 lebt, unO biete mid an, ben<
lelben in Sbre 5dnbe 3u liefern."
Ser llnteriu6ungsrihter lab MIDI
eritdlnt an.
Sd begann iebt meme @r5G6(una.
@dbreno meines san5en 8erihtes iab
MIDI Der Hidter an iuie Gin aino, benz
Die @roBnluttcr elm 0tdrden er5G6lt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Gntldrvt.
~ w.
Nad) bent JransSfiGen BON q. b. 2S.

0e9enlfdnoe. SD mill einen nod benz
anSern einseli, anfiibren nnb aus bies
Ter etnfdhen I~nf5dblung merben Sic
ben Bert meiner @ntbedlina erfennen.
II Cine In5ab( S6neibee Snitrua
ntente enelifder Sabrifation. Sros
nleiner Inerfdbrenbeit in oieIem Sad
fftenen mir oieielben bod ipiinbernpQ
g~earbeitet.
p Gin rnrbes Sutteral aus rotem
SeSer, pelfes fiinf iebr lpibe unb icbr
itarfe @aoeln entbielt, beren Spibeu
braun 9efledt maren. Ser untere
Tell bes Sutterals lieb iif abitraus
ben. SD fanD barin elm fleines
arpitaufldidheu. nit elmer biden,
bruunen S%liiiiigfeit ongefiiat.
Sd itefte has Sutteraa ioreiGItis
in meme Saihe.
y Stint lilberne 8eitete nit Dem
Sitfitaben o. b. 9. unb elmer @rafenz
frone barber.
A. ginen- 8ing nit einem foftbaz
rem Srfllaffen.
81 Cine aolbene llbr nit einem
nntfrdn5ten 3~ifferblatte unb einem
Gitterbelm baralrf.
Inbere 8oltbarfeiten fanb il nidt.
Der Nproer bate p%a6riheinlib MIR
oteie mifgebraht, neil CT bicielben IN
Yaris ni6t berfnufen %fonnte. obne Sc
fabr al l%atfen. entoeft 3il perben.
nno ct refnete jebenfaas b%arauf, Die
ielben irgenO 81 berduBern.
Sd mar Bel nieiner ltnteriuhuna
gliidli6er setpeien, als ih anfGn9lid
ielbir sebofft bate. Sieie lettc Gnts
oedrng CAB mir enblth BEN 9aoen in
Die Sano, Der mid nnfeb(bar uno IL
der Sur6 Dos 2abbrintb bieier @ers
6reden leiten mlBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10

fdd BADEN Sic Do? Sod i6 babe
perlpro6en, ih ipoae aQes tbuu, mas
sic %nerlangen; Sic fDnnen uIio auf
MIDI 5ablen. Sd mill mir beim Miz
del bns groBe 6orn bolen, bas man
bel gutem 8etter cine Stunbe peit
bort. I'M neun llbr lhliipfte ih Damn
ourd oas Stalfenlter uuo ipringe nuf
ben Siigel. Sort mil ib Damn INNER
nuf oas SdloB binihauen. Seien
Sic obne Gorge, ih babe quite Iusen
u1b peroe oas Siht ihon iebeu."
Wtr tparen am Gnoe Der aaItaniens
alice a~ngeldnet.
SD lpran9 bonn Sferbe uno bob
Damn Sobann giaria berab, ~iporduf ib
ing SbloB trat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
v8ir piirfen feinen guoenblid pers

~@ir oiirfen feinen atsenblid pers
lieren, fonmen Sic ltneal"
Nn6 elmer Winute bntren Der
Neutrality-suspicious. unb Die flint
8enoarmen, peldJe i'm beg leiteten, pie
Wtauer iiberitiegen unb itdnDen Dor
DEM Siihteihe.
Ntr lhliden ldnas Der Wtdller mn
oas 6aus berum, bis mir am SuBe
Der 9roBen Sunne augelangt paren.
Itr itiegen iebr laneiam cmtpor
unO nit du6eriter @oriift. Naf)
filnf Iinuten mnren mir BEL meiner
~tliegenoen Bride an9elan9t, Die i6
no6rndlS genou unterIu6te unD Damn
iiberihritt.
nYostauienol" in9te Ser Inter
iutnngsri6ter in mein 3immer iprins
geno, Doas lit nod gut abgelaufeu. "
Sie 8enbarmen ~ltellten lid i'm
aretie UNI uns auf. unb i6 5iinbete
lire 2aternen an, ibnen ans Ser5
Legend, Das 2i6t ia geeen Die 9rrit
81 balten.
Siele G%rnla6nung mar ni1t unniib,
Denn mir pernabmen balo porp 8ange
Der Die S6ritte bes M0roers.
~Gr gebt ielbit in Die Sale, in9te
i6 NIT Letter Gimme.
Sod Der Softor 9ins an meiner
Stmmertbiire ooriiber, obne e~in5utres
ten, uno lief. INNER binfenb, nad] benz
3tmmer ieiner 9etdbrtin. SD entz
riegelte idnea meine Sbiire nnb off
nete. &ir betraten leiic ben Sang
uno I6rttten p~ortpdrts tbm nad.
SD ltelte meme 9eute in 5lpei
Neiben auf, lrnb lie nabmen 10 Die
gan5e greite bes @anges ein; 6err
Sonneau unb i6 bliebeu Dor linen
Itehen.
Iuf einnal ertpnte elm i%urhtbarer,
ber55erreiBenoer Shrsi III benz 3ims
mer Der Sooten; gleid) pnrauf bDrten
mir eilise Critic. unb min erblidten
Den WDrber. Der entiebten glides lno
NIT ausgeitreften Irmcn fob, unb
binter ibm. nit 5erfleiihter, blitbez
oefter Sriit cine srpbe Sralt, Die ih
ipgIeid e%rfannte.
.3altl" rief Serr 9onnealt nit
lauter Gimme.
Hotbes 8ugel tbat einen Sprung 8ris
rid unb blteb Damn un6elpeelih
iteben. gBir febrten irniere 2%aternen,
unb iein 8eiiht fpurbe bell erleuhtet.
Gr bate Iih raid pieber bon ben,
Sdreden erbolt, in lpeld,en Sic Iufz
e%ritebuns Yponnes i'm berieet bate.
CT ~freu5te Die Irme. llno Iein Illae
perrietb nidt Die, minpelte Sllrht. gr
that einise Shritte ~ppripGrts unb. an
mid iif penoenb, faste er NIT bitterer
Sronie:
ogs mus pobl bcute Ser Sag Der
Iuferitehung o Den Sobten ieiu. SD
babe Die Iartie ~perloren. Serr aom@
milIar, ih mIB be5dblen."
Mau legte linn Die 6anpeilen an,
obne Dem gerin9iten Riberitano BON
leiner Settle 5u begegncn.
S.e Sterbenoe bate lid inbeHen bis
81 linn beranseidleppt unb faBte i'm
frumpfbaft bel Der Stbulter.
rWorber! Noroer!" ihric lie in
eillem Anfalle o Haierei.
Gs par cine ihredlihe S5ene.
.Sctreit MIDI bon oielem @cibel"
rief 6otbez &ligel, inoem Ell olls ibrer
llmarmuns lid losjureiBen iufte.
auf meilen Sefebl ersriffen Slpei
@enparmen Yponne unb truaen JIG be-
butiam alif ibr Belt. SD ielbft folste
p%erielbeu auf ibr 3inmer nah,. Sus
8ett mar i'll %llnpronung, Die Sefen
lasen nnf DEM goben. Oaneben
blinfte cine Stablflinse, e5 mar Elm
Sfolpiermeier.
e hIuB fpIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Giinfi,nhs,pansigites &apitel.

naer9uatl, Samstdg 5 l16r abenos.
Dieter grief ipirb pabri6einlidb eli
ner Der lceten iein. Den i6 Sbnen
i1reibe. S6 erlparte ben ShloBberrn
oieien Mbeno, Die Salle lit fir bieie
Na1t 9elegt. unb iobalb er in Den Sdns
Den Der 8erehtisfeit iein tpirS, rciic
ib naG Baris 3uriid. Sd ipill meie
men Yeridt oa ipieber aufnebmen, 100
ib oenielben geItern unterbroden baz
be. Mls meme Nacbiufune 5n gnoe
mar. itie9 iw Den 9aum binunter. bas
Gtui NIT Den groBen Nabeln in Der Saz
Idle. nnb bega6 MIDI in meiu 3immer.
SD idabte Die Spisen bieier 0abeln
nb, Die befanntlib nit eiuem brallnen
Stoff bebedt tparen; berielbe serfiel
IN Elllber. Ilsbann leerte ih bas
Sldihhen. bas Die ihredli6e SIiiIIiaz
felt entbielt nnb ipui9 pasielbe iorss
fdltig.
Sest nabm th ettpas 9tllS. Sen ih
m Waier anfloite, unb goB Damn bies
les nni6dblihe @emilh an Steae pes
enfleblihen Sites in bas Sldidden.
SD taId,te gleid)faGs bie Spieeu Der
Napeln IN oasielbe unb iieb tie troden
merben. Damn ities ih binub unb
selanste iuieOer auf benz nGmliden aez
%iabrpoaen @ege in oos srGblide @ee
mad. SD leste ats nieoer in Sen
lsDernen Cad nno idbob Ben Sud in
iein IerVef uno Den Stein senau iiber
Die Sefinuils. SD beSientc MIDI ipiee
oerum meines sliibeuben Mel1erS. INN
Die aisgebobene Sheibe einsuiiiaen,
uno als oieie lansipierise slrbeit enps
lid fertig mar, ities i6 piebcr pom
gnlime beruuter.
Ss mar bdib ein ltbr, allo Die Belt,
mo- Sobam Wiaria tdslidb meincr
barrie.
SD fanD meinen tleineu gretonen
aud baIb.
SD iiberga6 linn einen Srief linb
empfabl ibm nodntals groBtc Ser
id%piegenbeit. Sann fragte ib i'm:
g8eibt 9u, mo ib bier eiuen 8as
gen befominen tann2"
ga, Der Basner bat cine autlde
lino etn gltes Eferh. CT mub aes
ipobnlih ben 5errn aer9llan fabren,
ipenn bieier ubsr Selo mill abcr
Der 8asner lit serabe scirern mittaa
nah Der Stabt gefabren ul,b nod niht
fpleoer 5lrild Ib; Ser olte Gater
8lals bat elm Tfero fiir ieine Iiible
-. aber CT bat feinen @aecn."
"Sbnt ni1ts, ib nebme bas Sierb
alein."
sd min i'm seihlpino fragen,
ipenn Sic tpollen.~
~Wein. i'd eebe NIT Sir. 8obut
Der Tater alaue ipcit bon hier?"
Cine balbe Stunbc maeidbr."
o@itt iparte nuf mid, in Der
&alranienallec, nad) 5ebn @intten
bin ib bort"
Ser Spa5iergang iiber Die e~eIunben
rnb reiSenoen bretouii6en Selber, ios
mie Die multere @ei6pdbiafeit n,eis
mes fleinen gesIeitcrs 5e%ritreutcn Sic
lesten Spuren mcineS llnipoblieins,
oas midi ben Sag porber 10 iebr belds
ltiete.
Ser &uter NlallS mad)te nictt bic
~9crin9ite Shpieri9fcit. mir lein Yicrc
auf 5ipei Gage Su il6erInilen.
49, "
Sh lieB mir 9ennu Die StrnBe
8ci9en uno frngte nah benz better
@aitbauie. Sanf Dem suteu Shritte
meineS YierocS fam ih Dor 3 llbr I'M
@aitbof sum iransoiiiden Sbaler an.
SD perlnnste i6uea ein @abelfriibs
lt'ld. penn ih mar mod niiGtern; ais@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
M6tmn9, fatbOliibe
~&anoiMd)er!

Waehrtre tanienb differ 9aro an oerfaufeu in
Dsr um9e9eno bon &tce safe, Barron epuntp,
gSts;, nohe BET tathpliid)en Sirdlea uub SdDulsn:
70 lnones 5armiano iuie nod1 ir8enopo gu iiu6er
~. Iudl ttaottife .arbeitsg elegenbeiteu fur Dir
I'M xretle bon $40 bis $50 per Nder fur iuiloes
pcl5iano; senr9 9oIs, INN oaS 9nuo oanit 81
be3aplen; oerbenertss 2onb bon sos bis $50 lie
innit id1ret6e man on Nep. q. q. sdnit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
fir bas Sabr 1908.

&ir ienben Sbnen Den Galenoer
foltelltret, ipenn Sic ipglei6 Sbren
rildltanoigeu Announcements : 8etrag,
mn $500 fir @oraus6eSablling cius
iftdeu. SenOen sic Den 9etraa
prompt elm, benn Die Naffrase lit
etne groBe unb c3 oiirfte infer &pr@
ratb lhnea bereriifen iein.
Id~]turgspou
Spren6 Sonner,
8eIhdftsfMhrer.
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e 6lub ~fcIat.)
%

8eite6e Seiner Srau nud 9lalls
~perltiinbhcn nit ibreu Sreuubinnen
Su unb pcrbanme bieIelben nift ime
mer ais &latid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &apitsl.

Der llnteriudungsri6ter tonnte
leine Srenoe nidt perbergen, bie er
bel Dem @eoanfen fiiblte. onb er beim
gegtnne leiner rintcrIi6en 2aufbabn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-10
Trei at Mmiere gl6onuenten.

Gin blbid)es 1i Seiten itartcS S~iidlIeiu bon
8rnle Golntp uro cine 8anofarte BON Slbs
2atota jrei: ifOne 5armeu uuo Iiebiarmen i'm
Der beribmteu Winpuri &iuer ganee, bent Nprns
Z. u. 2transfn Dor SO. gutiuana. SO.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-09
APPRENTICE BOY IS i.
 MISSING IN DOUGLAS.
HAS NOT BEEN SEEN SINCE SAT. uRpAY, DEC. 22, WHEN HE
 LEFT RANCH ON BICYCLE.

DOUGLAS, Jan. S.-(SpeciaL)-- Henry Pascoe was an employe cf the International-Americ office as apprenticed printer up to Saturday December P. On that date he drew his pay for the week, promising to re turn to work the following Monday and went to the ranch of Charlie TrumbuTl, seven miles northwest oi Douglas, to spend a day hunting. He was acquainted with the Trumbull family, having formerly been in their employ. Mr. and Mrs. nrumbull were in Douglas today. They had heard of the boys disappearance and called al the standardization office to learn of his whereabouts. It seems he left their house at Il o'clock, Sun day the 23rd day of December, on a wheel He never returned to the In ternational-American office nor has anything been heard of him since. Il lis not known if he ever reached Doug las
 Henry Pascoe was about 20 years of age He said his mother and broth CT lived in Clifton, Arizona. His broth CTS name is Charles Pascoe.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-09
NEW MEXICANS WANT NEW
 COUNTY
t Is Proposed That Grant County Be Divided By Next Legislature and New County of Pyramid" Created,

LoRDSBURG, N. NJ, Jan. s-There is a strong sentiment, which Is rapid ly increasing, among the people of the southern part of Grant county in flaw or of the. division of the county and the formation of a new county to be known as Pyramid" county. The chief argument lin favor of the new county is the difficulty which at pres ent attends getting from here to Sil- yer City, the county seat. It Is be- lieved that tho administration of af- fairs of this section could be made much more economical and satisfac. tory with Lordsburg as the county seat of a new county, fifty miles wide by one hundred miles rong 1t now .necessitates a journey of 120 miles by rail, consuming from one to three days, to get from Lordsburg to Silver City. and it is Journey of fifty miles overland across a rough mountain country.
 Two years ago tho taxable proper ty of the section which would form Pyramid" county amounted in value to sI,27O,325, with the taxable proper.
 ty of the rest of Grant county $1,612,. 35S. Since that time three more thriv. ing settlements have sprung up in
 Pyramid" county, Hachita, Rodeo and Pratt. The population of the new county would be about 5000 peo pie. Two years ago had the division been made according to wealth Grant county would have been tenth in rank with Pyramid fourteenth.
 The new county would have re,
 sources which would add greatly to it's wealth in the near future. There are splendid copper properties neal
 Lordsburg The "Eighty-fiye" group of mines, owned by Leahy and com
 pany, is being worked more extensive ly than ever before and is more than paying expenses at the present time
 In the same vicinity are other copper properties which, if developed, would make Lordsburg equally important as a mining center as Clifton or Moren ci, with which Lordsburg is now con
 nected by a branch railroad. Lords
 burg is division point on the main line of the Southern Pacific and is the commercial center of a section whose interests are not identical with those of the people of Silver City and the other part of Grant county across the mountains. Lordsburg. in addition to
 being a coming mining town, IS the center of a splendid cattle country
 and has a future all it's own. That the interests of all would be conserved by the creation of the new county of Pyramid" is rapidly becoming the
 universal opinion in this part of the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-09

PIastsrers Back at Work.-The plasterers who went on strike last week, quitting work on the new bank building, have ali returned to work. This strike was not sustained by any of the other building unions in the city because of the manner in which IL was inaugurated. the men uritting without having given any previous no tice. It was learned today that the carpenters union has given notice that after April 1 the wage for car penters in Douglas will be five dollars per day instead of four, as now. The carpenters have been receiving $4 fol eight hours work in this city for sev eral years.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-09
SPARKS Is APPOINTED
 ASSESSORFOR DOUGLAS
Councilman Rice Tenders His Resignation and Is Sue
 ceeded by CD, ParSon.

DOUGLAS, Jan. Especial )- The city council met in the city hall last evening at 8 o'clock in regular session. Present: Mayor Adamson; Aldermen Prickett, Sims, Arthur and Preston. The minutes of the prey ious meeting were read and approved.
 Bills against the city for salaries, etc, were read and referred to the auditing committee.
 c. D. Parsons was elected council man in the Fifth ward in the place of Ben Rice resigned. There was no oth- CT candidate and the election of Rice's successor by the council was unani- nous.
 ]. NJ. Sparks was in the same man. ner elected city assessor.
 There was considerable discussion as to the remuneration of the assess Ior Alderman Sims suggested that a per cent of the assessed taxes be giv- en in lieu of salary. The mayor rath- CT favored the salary plan and after the reading of the ordinance under which the assessor was to work, the matter went over to the next meeting without action. The printing commit tee took up the matter of providing suitable books for tse assessor by the first Monday in February. c. D. Parsons, the new member, was appointed to membership on the audit ing committee in the place of his pre- aecessor. Ben Rice.
 Mrs. Herman Sehmeiding requested by petition that the license paid for by her husband on the German beer hall be transferred 10 Wilson and Ward and that they be allowed to run the saloon in a specific building On c aver1e-
 The matter of the sewer bonds was hardly touched upon.
 Upon motion the council adjourned
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-09
RAILROAD GRADE COMPLETED

The new railroad grade of the Ora goon Mountain & Northern railroad was completed on the last day of the old year. It is a fine piece of work, and has but one piece of grade, and that less than one half of one per cent The company is experiencing but one drawback in their enterprise, and that is the inability to get ties. Everything else is ready, the rails and rolling-stock and ore shipments will be stacked up in advance, await ing haulage to the Benson smelter.
 This company holds their annual stockholde1s' meetink next Tuesday in Benson, at which 8 number of eastern stockholders will be present. w. D. Neal from Woodman, Ky, one of the directors. arrived last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-09

Taken to HospitaL-Tom Simmons, the injured conductor, has been re- moved to the c. and A. hospital, where it is thought he will undergo amputa tion of the left leg below the knee. He has been weakened by repeated ope- -ations and anaeSthetics until his friends feel much concerned in regard to the outcome.