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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Nas ucricndltc GhitNNO.

Gbico0o, ST.. 81. San. - Gas
hicli0c WciulobcitS. Gcpartcmclt CT
flGrt, bic Gpiocnlic bon Sd)orloN.
fiebcr mnO G%ipbtbcritia lei nod in orr
3unobmc bcgriiicn nno babe iid)
iibcr ucrid)icOcnc SDcilc Der @citicits
ucrbrcitct. WeItcrn mllrocn 81 ncllc
Grfrontun0cll am Shdrlodylicbcr
o%ngcnlcloct ul0 bic @cionmt5nbl Scr
Eatientcn miro ollf 1000 gcid)0bt.
Illd) otc 3obl Der IipbtbcritiafGllr
hat ctlpoa 5lgcnonlnlcll. 81 elmer
Proclamation erfldrt @eiunoheit9.
Gomnlili0r @bolcn, cS miiroc it'd
Icbr cmpIcblcn, ole gcieaid)oftlid,cn
3uionnlcnfiinitc 10 lucit ais m0Alid,
cln5ultcllcn ullo lomcntlid bon Der
AbGoltlul0 bon offcntlid)en @GQcn
ltno 6eltlidlfcitcn anocrcr Nrt ruGbe
reno scr n0d)iten @od)cn o6Suic6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Sic S%ridGbianna bcs Sd)lndtidiifcs
,Gunnccticnt."

@oibington, ,. g.. 81. San.
- Soeben lit bcm Slotten d. Gcpnrte-
nlent Der 9cri1t ocS Gapit1ns Spift
Dom ShIohtid)iii nGonnccticut" 6c-
5iiBlid oeS I~uilouienS icincs Shif'
les I'M Naicn bon Gulcbrn am 10.
3. Nt. julcgnngcn mo CT bcItGti9t I'M
Nu9cnlcincn Die Ingobc, DAB baS
Sd)iii fcinen c%rniten SdN0cn gcllom-
men bat. Gin5elbeiten iiber Den Gor-
fnIl mcrocn p%orlGufig nid)t peroficnt-
lidt mcr0en. oa eil1 llnteriudplngs.
gcridt nit Ser 5eititcllitlg Der Ser.
authorizing iiir Den llnfnll beid1itigt
lit. SIS miro crfl1rt. bdS Sd)iii BE-
iinOe lid in ieetiiftlgem 3uitauoe
mo meroe 5itr Tornabmc permanent
ter G%cparotllren crit bei'm Sd)lllB Der
rlah Dem Noroen gcbell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Surisoiftiuu bcltrittcu.

2 t. SouiS :, Wo., 81. Sonllor. -
&or Den Hidtern Sonborn, Soof.
NoomS uuo Gon sc &cntcr bc0oitl
int biciigcn 9rmoca.&rciSgcridt sic
&crbunollng ilbcr sen 9(l,trng ser
Snuptollgeflagten in oent Ero5cB ser
Vrn0cSrcgicrung gcgen bnS 0iouos
pol scr YStonooro Oil Co." bic Ser
filgllng oli5ltDcbclL ourd) mcl6c oaa
9unocS-arcisgcrid)t in Der Sod)c iiir
~5ultGn0ig crfl1rt mltroc. Salt ole
10 Gorporntioncn uno SnoipiolIcll,
mcld)c III Der Ilagc Der 9ulloe9rc0ics
rung oufgcfiibrt iino, iinb nlld) az
Dem Introg bctbciligt, pcldcr sic
Observation-Disclosures Scr Gcrfii0llrg
oufiht. mcld)c olpf bic 9citinlnlll0clt
pes Sbcrman'idlen Nntitrnit.@ eiebc2
gcltilbt lit, altf mclhcs Die Slunoca
rcglcrullg lidl in i6rer alnge bcruit.
Sobn o. 0tilburn aus Nclp-9orf uno
Sohn o.. Sobnion ans E1ilnoclpbio
pertrnten Die nStonooro Oil Co."
DGbrcnO ula &ertrcter Scr 9un0eS-
regiernnN Der Stills @eneroldmuolI
Vtilton :. Gllrop II. Spc,iolamuult
6ronf y. acllogg ans ct. Saul inn.
0irtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Tcn Gerfc6r i6crac6cn.

Groiinumg OeS Giooufts 5piidcn
&onio5sGitn Mu., uno Santos
Gitp, SIS.
&oniaS=Gitn Mo., 81. San.
= Ger &iaouft 5lpiid)cn aonioS.Gitp,
NO, ltno G%onioS.Gitp, aoniuS, lit
inter Sen Nuipi5ien oes nGonmcr-
ciol" mo ocS nMicrcantilc CLUBS" III
Hnpcienbcit ser @oupcrncllrc Der
bci0cu Stnutcn icicrlid) cingCpcibt
uub Dem Gerfcbr ii6ergcben morocn.
@r bat cine 21rge bon Is Mcilcn mo
6iIoet cincn c6cncn &crfcbrSlucg poil
40 bis 60 SUB 9rcite jmiid)cn 0cn
6ciocn 6luBuicrn. Ter filr 6lrbr=
perfe 1no S%rolleplinicn btitimmtt
Sbcil ociicIbcn lit nit Gorcrct sc.
piluitcrt, 0ns nit asphalt bclcgt lit.
Ser 9olt 0ca &iu0llftS lit nod 0clt
heitcn moocrncn Wllitcrlt ullS0cfilbrt,
Scr aus itortem Sto6l bcrNcitcQtc
Sbcr6ou rubt oiIf moiiipcn Goncrct-
Gicocitolcn mo Oicie oui crcoiotirtclt
Goncret Efcilcrn ais %bcion0crc &or-
iidlt gcgcn Scnflrng in Benz NQlluiol,
9o0en. Ser &olu.Niuer lit orrd) ciEe
Bride iiberiponnt, Die aus 5rpci lbcis
len I'M @cpidt Don ie 1890 Sonncn
beltcbt Die Gbcile ruben olli brei aus
6415 &ubifpnrOS Goncret bcItcbcn0cn
Ffcllcrl1. Nurd ocn SinOllft miro Is
ernlo0lid)t, Dob cin %2aItiu6rlpcrf Die
Sills uno Serfobrt 5luiid)cn Den 6ei'
Den Staotcn in foftiid elmer Stmnoe
MADDEN fam, lpGbrcnb bic Belt ser
Scforocrung BON Saiio0iercn in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5uildIcn Den
beiocn StGoten Inn minocitcnS f.
Wtinllten ubgefiirjt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
&Om lit hmns.

Golon, 81. Sni1uor. = Scr 6ri.
tiid)c Eoitoompicr .SoIcnt" lit nit
1900 mcitinoiidcn arbeitern bier alt-
gcfommen, lpcld)c nit cillem Grtra.
5ng ii6cr sic Houtc ocS aanals Der.
tbeilt murocr.
Irt6nr Chamberlain ein 9ritocr
BON SoIcpb Chamberlain, lit nit lei
llcn HciIebegleitcrn allf Dem britt.
ld)en Compiler .2ltroto" Dol, bier
nod Srinibob dbgcreiIt, no bie Gci.
1eroen ipei @od)en pcilcn luerocl,,
inn Iid) Damn olti Ser ,Sbamcs" nadb
europa eln5uidliiien. @or ieincr Nb.
relle lprqf) lid, Sr. Chamberlain ii6er
Die bon fpep amerifonern allf Dem
NtbntliS perridtete s(rbeit in @ortell
narnien Sobes aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

Ger GongreB bat Ger @~cicBporlogc
518eItlmmt, melGe Ocn Ban Der &c
pIantcL 0oS 2on0 Don gtoroen nod)
Sii0cn ourdJqllercnocn @ohn Dor
IicDt. Ser 9o6n6oll miro ciltcn &os
ltcllolfluonO bon $315OO,0O0 III 9hl-
lprlld) %nebnlcn, uno bic Gegicrlulg
bat fiirf Ero5ent 3inicn OcS 0o}ll
notbi0cn &opitols gorontirt. &ier
omucicnoc &crtrctcr OclltiGcr, 6cl0l-
id)cr mo cinbeimiidcr Spnoitotc bo-
ben lDrc I%n9c6otc ollf 0oS gauge
Mert oocr allf ein5clne Ibcilc uorbc.
reItct. Ger Gongrc5 CAB Dem NrGii-
ocntcn Spulr1dht, Goutrutte in Ser
binorulg nit DEM @olt nb5llidlicBclL
%porbc6oltlid) Der 3uItimnMmg OcS
Scnats. .,...
Gtc ncllc o2ongitll0iuol Hoihuop
OF Chill" mirD bon Der pcrlluniidcll
8reljc bis 81 Der Wo0cQat.S trnbe
lolttcl1, cine Glrtferurng bonn moro,
lidIten bis 5itm iiiolititcn Gtloplnft
Don 26OO Wtctlcn ltllO S%citcuucrbirz
0ltngcll nit Den a%iiitcnb0fcn mo in
ole Wlncnoiitrifte uno 2ldcrbuugc-
gcn0e1 crbaltcn.
(Sp6tcr.) - Die Nldridt ii6er sic
Nnnobme ser gobnporlo1c mar Der
irii6t. Ser GonarcB pcrtogtc ii6
bclltc, obnc oieiclbc cn0giiltig 81 CT.
lcoigcn unO lieB lie in Nnbctrodt ser
1egcn tic e%rbobencn, ifroficn Oppo.
iition ser IinoritGt Bis sur nGdIten
Situng in Scr Shne6c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
MrGcitctc lid, omrd.

GittsburM ga, 81. Sonllor
Sn elmer oltrn Goblen5ede be
Zone Elne, in Naibin1ton Gountp
mllroc NSohn Stcpens, mcldjcr BORT IN
Der Irbcit 6cgriiiet mar, ser HitS.
gang ourd, c~inItiirjcnbe ao6lcn- unt
Sdiciermoiicn abscidnitten uno Ell
braf)tc foit jmci Sage lang bllngernt
lno cridl0pit III oe%rielben 5lr, bis eS
Inn gcIang, iid) pcrmittellt elmer
Stoufel bur6 sic Sriilnmer 6inourd,
81 orbeiten. Nit Mtiibe unb 9totf
ld)lepptc or lie. nad SonIe, no er icet
III fritiidlem 3uitanoe Oarnieoer licgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Sas ncnc Trisru.
Mongcl al Nrbcitcrn III picIclt Sd
dcrn. - &oidc 6~ortid)rittc Oca

Wan9cl al Arbcltcrn III ulclclt Sd
dcrll. - Hoid)c Sortidrittc oc3
@ieoeraltibolta Scr Staot.
Gan 6ron5iSco, Sal, 81.
&onllor. - Sn icilcm monntlid)cit
Scridt ilbcr Die Gntuidlltng Don
Staat urlo StoOt iogt OoS California
Rromotion Sonlitc, cS feblc III uiclcn
6Gd)crn i'm 9on5cn Stodt nod int
mcr an Nrbcitern un0 0ica gcltc be
IonOcrS binlidtlid) Der gCp0bnlidcn
Ar6citcr in 0cn &ol6bcurbeitung@-
SnOuitricn, ionic bon Ir6citerinncll.
nalncntlid in 6obritcn. 9lltd nu6
2oOcrmlGOd)cnL (elcp6oniitinncn uutO
IicnltbotCn, ionic nnd) g~urcullbc.
anltclL GlCrfS llnO 9ltdpboltcrn ii,
lcbbaitc 9todIfrogc. Nit Dem Wic0ccs
nlti6au Don Son Sronjiacn 0ebt Is
nit NiclcrId)rittcn porluGrt@ ltn0 c3
iinb 1874 GrInlbnibideinc fiir Sic
Grrid)tltng bon @cbGll0cn lett Dem
Sron0e allSgcitcat morocll. 0crcil
9luofiibrulg $39,000,00O rrior0crr.
Nodl Den SdlGbungcn bon 9lrd)itet=
ten uno Gontroftorcn lucrocn rp1n,
reno ocS ncltelt SobrcS oui rellc &c.
bGll0c iiber $l00,0O0,000 ucrlucnOct
lpcrocn. ESnl @on5cn lit bic 9oues-
loubnib fir 1000 Onltcrnoc @cb1lOc
crtbciIt. ncld)c clltlprNcr jdon fcrtig
liltD o0cr iidl I'M 9ou bciinocn.
Ger coliforniid)c @opicn lno sic
colifornii6cn Moiiren linO 81 0cl
bod)Itcn Greiicn icit piclcn Snhreu
nbgcIett iporoen, lrnO n1an idGbt.
Dab Der Grtrog ol Gpicliilcn iid) ouf
10000 @u8gonlnoungcn bcloufcn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
SudumaIIcr am nntcrcm MiIiiiiippi

Rem Orleans $, 20, 81. San
= Scr Miiiiiiippi lit IN Den lettcn "a
Stunocn longiam gciticgcn ltnb icbt
an 5luei oocr orei Stc1rll 10 bodl lutt
bic 2cpcc. Mon fdbrt ciirig Oon!it
fort. bic Scucc mu0 Die Seidc IN Dell
&oritGotcn oitrh Sonbidde 5l Der,
itorfen unb SIT erbobet uuo lofft nod
immcr, ooB ser Staot unO hinge
gcno cine gr0Bere ltcbcridlucnlmllng
eriport blcibe. sSn 9pugcrc, Ga, an
Der Eort 4Qcn,3 rucigbobn Der &c
ras- Yocific-9ahn" iino $50 Wanlt
oamit beidGftigt, cine 400 6ub
Iun9e Yfa9bbabn 5u id)iiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
lin cincn Saiicr.Eufal.
Slltcrnotionale Hegntta 5uiid)cn ocllt,
Ifen mo amcritonii6cn Sa4tcn
ST &icl.

SIT IlCl.
90 It . H. WtaIi. 81. Sanllr. -
Ter critic ilternationolc GontcIt 5mi-
ld)cn ocutI6en uno 0mcritonilden
Sddten in oelttidcll @cmGiiern miro
int NuAlrIt 3. 5. itdttiinOcr, inOenl
man cine HeiDe por @cttiaDrtcn iiir
Nobrjcltge Der %iogcnamltcn SonOcr-
tloilc III &Icl I'M Cincn POM &aiiCr
9cltlttctcn GDrenpoful ubDnltcll miro.
Die arrangements fiir Die Nettia6rz
ten mllr0en 0ltrd cincn NllatQlId Don
&obclOcpcidcn 5piIdcn Dem Gontrc.
2lOn1iroI Sardn0on pom tuiierli6cn
Oad)tclltb rlo @cnru NomarO, Dem
&oriibcr 0e9 0elttid umerifoliiGcn
Hcnn.Gomite'S 6cs 6iciigcn ,GoItcrll
0od)t GUtb" pereinbnrt. Sic @ctt-
fNbrtcn %bcdinncn am Is. Nlgltit uuO
sic Ger. Stuatcn Wcrocu oltrd Orci
&adtcn Dcrtrctcn iciu, lpcl6c 0o3
Octti6 omcrifoniihe Hcmt- Gpmitc
oll9jlm0blcn hat. @ci ocu 8ettiobr.
ten miro 6 iidl tbotidNIiA um cincn
Ncuon6c GontGit fiir Den i'm lcbtcn
CONNER III M.arbIcbcao ab8cboltcncn
bun0cln, bel mcldjtm Sic nmcrifani.
idjc T<odt ,&im" Sen Nu0jcpclt-4So.
tai crrolrg. Die cin5i8c Ncnocruu1
ser @cOinlltitg bcItcbt onrilt, Dab olc
8cthcili9tcn Nmatcurc iCin miliicu.
@cbteS ,Snbr bcionb lid ol,i elmer ser
&ud)tel1 ciu 0fanlL mcldcr bel Dem
Stcllcn Scr Sclcl gcgcn &cjabltng
bali. Man cruartct. 0db 0ic Yro6c.
iabrtcn Scr uIncrifaniidlCn 8Ootc btcr
inn &lmi i~tnttiinOcn mcr0crL uno OoB
ullBcr Sen nclln Sportaleutcn. mclAc
Die Momihuit Der orci ,&ahtcn bill.
0cn. uno 0cm Hcnn-Gonlitc iid) aud,
nod, piClc nnOcrc o%mcritoniid)c 2)odt,
licbhubcr nad Atcl be9cbcn iucr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Staatsfncipcu iucrScn alc.

Gofum6jo a, S.sG., 81. Gan. =
SaS Observation-Disclosures itinnlte nit
II gc8cn As Stimmc1t iiir sic Bill,
meld)e Ocn Spirituoielperfnlf ~lcitcnS
oeS StantcS olfbcbt. altd, I'M Scnot
lit cinc MiaioritGt pon orci Stinucrl
porborOct mo c$ iit odltod) nid)t an
Scr NltibrblulB Der ginridtung 81
Nueiicln. ar 9iY'1'@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Glemcnceau tuafclt.
&pr6utcn ciucr ncncn Snbinctsfriii5
in TranfrCidD.

@c6cnfliGc Giiicrcn3cn inter Sen
@iniitcrn ii6cr Sen GompromiB.
@oridlng ser @iid0fc, - GOniG
G0por0 bon England unO Sc
moDIin fomnlcn OcmnGdit picOcr
ouf 9ciud nod @oriS. - St0r.
flung oc5 nn0lo.iron5oiiifcn @in-
p~erncGmcn$ crwortct. - MittcI,
europa por cincr ticicn Sdncc.
idlidt 6c0cdt. - S6limnlc Scr.
~ I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

@icn 81. San, - NnlGblid) Der
bcrcita gcnlclocten Gcrabihicoritg
ocS G%cidarothS pcroiicttlid,t Die NC.
gicrun9 cine aunOgcburrg, IN neld)er
lie ollf bic @eoclttltna Scr am I. Moi
Itottiinocnocn Nununblcn sum Enr.
lament blmuciit. &clltc, 10 hciBt cS
i'll Dem Grlob, biloctcn sic ipirtb.
idloftlidlc @oblfobrt ulo oic io5iaIc
Siiriorgc Den ci0cltlidcn acrn Scr
imnercn Eolitif, Scltrcih oiirfc
nidt 5lrriidbleibcn IN Der alligobc,
icinc mirtbld)oftlidpcu &i~iliSqucllcn
5li cntluifeln.
Gbift'S meme grobe Gien.
bal II.
Sautiogp, Gbili, 81. San. -
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15

many things for the mayor and
his cabinet to do, you know, that
are of the utmost Importance to
the immediate and future welfare
of the town.
In making choice of town off,
GERS all these things ought to be
taken into consideration and a
candidate should not be judged
from the narrow standpoint of
whether his views on the liquor
question agrees with yours or
not. Delta is getting too big and
it's interests too important for
such a course.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15

We believe Mr.. Vincent will
please his Republican constitu-
ents just as well if he will vote
exactly as he wants to, explain
his vote, if he wishes to do so, in
a calm, dignificd manner and alb
stain from further denunciation
of his party and party associates
in the legislature. In other words
leave off the fireworks.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15

The big railroads are bowing
to the inevitable. Harrim a n
hates to give in but he is just
about to the point of consulting
the President" J. Pierpont Nor
gan went down to Washington to
make a date with Roosevelt for a
number of railroad presidents and
B. F. Yoakum of the Rock Island,
after having an interview with
the President announced that
the railroad men are willing
that the supervision of the rail-
roads be centralized in the ma
tional government" Teddy has
won his fight. Government con-
troll is at hand.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15
Be Broad.

Delta municipal affairs have
been running along smoothly
during seven months of the past
year that we know of. The an
nual eruption, however, is at
hand. The old thread-worn IL
cense and anti-license fight is
about to be waged again. If the
editor of this paper is correctly
informed Delta conducts its mu-
nicipal elections on the one issue
of saloons or no saloons. That
might have done in years gone
by when there was nothing of
particular Importance but this
one issue to consider, but Delta
is growing into a municipality of
sufficient size and has varied in
terests of rapidly increasing
magnitude which must ultimate
ly suffer if the voter, in casting
his ballot for mayor or trus-
tee, considers nothing but the
individuals attitude on the liquor
question. That issue is one, of
course, of much importance and
with many it is very sacred and
conscientious consideration, but
it should not be taken so serious
ly as to exclude entirely, or to a
very large degree, the rapidly
growing multiplicity of interests
of the town.
We have a 500, 600 water sys-
tenn which must necessarily be
conducted by the mayor and
councilmen. Every addition to
the water supply which can
should be secured and the system
strengthened and added to as
rapidly as possible. A PROPOSE
ton has been submitted and will
be voted on next month for the
town to own and operate an elec-
trio light plant. 1t may carry
and if so another task will be up
to the men who run the town
government. Construction of ce-
ment sidewalks must be carried
on. A policy for cleaner streets
should be put in vogue. If the
city government can legally do SO
owners Of vacant lots should be
compelled to clear those lots of
brush and anything else insight
ly which may be on them. So
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15
Cory Curios.
tSperial Corresnndence.)


J. N. Bailey moved his family
into his new house this week,
Wednesday.
Grandma Brewer went Sunday
to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
James Stell, for several days.
William Kennicott received
word last week that his brother
Jim's wife had died at her home
in Wyoming.
G. d. Anderson has been suf-
fering for some days with sore
hand. A slight scratch resulted
in blood poisoning.
Miss "Queenie" Smith of the
primary department of Fairview
school, went to Delta Saturday
to see home folks.
Mac" Paterson of Delta and
Will Brewer are constructing a
ditch for A. H. Chipperfield.
They have a contract for IL, 600
feet.
E.J. Mathews of Paonia passed
thru our streets Tuesday morning
and returned in the afternoon
from the Stringer place with
bunch of cattle.
|. Il. Parker, wife and two
daughters, of Montrose. came
Friday to visit Mrs. Parker's
brother, l.. l.. Mcdowell. They
returned Monday.
J. S. George carried a swollen
cheek and colored eye the first
part of the week, the result of
an unfriendly meeting with the
fore feet Of a two-year-old colt.
Roscoe, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lehman, seven months old,
died Saturday morning at four
o'clock and was buried Sunday
at noon in the cemetery at Eckert.
A. H. Chipperfield expects to
move his family into their new
residence on the mesa above Aus
tin this week. He has been busy
the past week making a road up
from the switch.
Miss Alice Horning. of near
Paonia, spent the past week WIS.,
iting in the home of Rev. Davis.
Her father, Samuel Horning,
drove down Friday and they re-
turned Monday this week.
Mrs. Clara Marshal of Grand
Junction, sister Of G.. ID. Ander-
son, arrived here Friday the 9Th
and will visit several days before
going to South Dakota, where
she and her daughter will make
their future home.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15
A New Reservoir.
(Nurth Fork 1iIncs.J

The people who are interested in push
ing the Alta Vista reservoir, the new
reservoir site recently located about
four miles north of town, met at the
office of Prof. Kelley in Hotchkiss last
Saturday and elected officers for the
ensuing year and have applied for papers
of incorporation. The officers elected
we're Chas. Fowler. pres; Prof. Kelley.
sec. and treas; J. w. Hurst, +. W.
VanDeren and w. X. Church, directors.
As shown by the survey the reservoir
lies in Sec. Is, on the east side of Lc-
roux creek and when the dam is com
pleted will hold in the neighborhood of
|, ,O34 acre feet of water. The dam is
not hard to build according to the
specifications of the state and will back
up quantity of water which will be
badly needed as the mesa grpws. 1t is
the intention of the promoters to use
water as supplementary to the early
water of other bitches.
Work on the dam is to be started at
once. The stock is being subscribed at
q most satisfactory rate at the price OF
$50 per share. There will be / 600 shares
sold which Is is estimated will bring in
enough money to carry the plan to
completion.
This reservoir is destined to become
one of the greatest factors in the devel-
opment of Rogers mesa.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15
WEATHER REPORT.
EDITOR lSDErESDEST:

EDITOR lSDErESDENT:
For publication in your paper. l furnish here
with record OF meteorological Observable ions
taken by the undersigned rs II cooperative OBJ
server of the Weather Bureau OF the U. ;.
Department Of Agriculture during the week
ending March IL. 1877 at Delta. Colorado.
The instrumental readings are from Cove rn-
mrnt standard inst strtimcnts exposed in the man.
ner recommended by the Chief uf the Weather
Bureau.
Very respectfully
r. NJ. GIFTS.
Cooperative Observer.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15

Dowie is dead and the most
charitable thing we can think Of
to say is that the man must have
been crazy.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15
Hit En- Again.

The Montrose Press has been
trying to promote a feeling of
good will toward this town by
giving recognition in its columns
to some of the things we are do
ing here in Delta. Montrose, you
know, contains bunch of knock
ers on Delta and one of these
undertakes to discipline editor
Adams. The same party is not
likely to try it again. Here is
the way the Press chews him up.
Some fellow in Montrose who
is probably doing his boosting on
the money of others, and who
writes his communications on a
typewriter belonging also posi-
bly, to some one else, criticiSes
The Press anonymously for say
ing a good word for Delta be.
cause one of her firms is erecting
an ice plant there. A man whose
vision extends no further than
the tips of his nostrils is a mighty
weak sister and devoid of a single
quality which goes to make up a
booster. He exists in his own
narrow shell and spends more
time growing than working for
the good of his country. He has
scarcely discovered there is
Montrose, and knows not there
is an Olathe or Delta beyond.
The Press recognizes these points
as integral parts in the advance
ment of the Uncompahgre valley.
and that the prosperity of one is
the concern of all. We are loyal
to the town of our adoption and
have evidenced this by speaking
for it on every occasion, but may
this hand lay limpless at the side
if it ever forget in penning of
this beautiful valley to recognize
that beyond the limits of this
municipality there is something
worth the while of man. other
soils just as rich and other towns
that have a right to thrive.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15
short Horn Bulls For Sale.

-Four Short Horn Bulls, one two-ycar-
old and three 3-year-old. Can be see n
st the HALEY ranch.
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15
A Correction.

1.-The Grand Junction Sentinel
is handing Billy Sunday, the
Evangelist, t, a bunch or hard
words for breaking an engage
ment with their ministerial alli-
ance andss failing to appear at
their place for the purpose of
saving some souls that are sup
posed to be in need Of rescue.
The Sentinel quite illnaturedly
claims that Mr.. Sunday is dealing
in saving grace at so much per,
instead of working solely for the
amount of good he can do. 1t is
rather surprising that so bright
a man as Bro. Bunting has not
discovered that this salvation is
no longer so free as it used to
was. Their ministerial alliance
in Grand Junction, is proof of
that. They engaged Bro. Sunday
at a high salary to come and work
up an excitement that they were
unable to create. Bro. Sunday
finds that he can put in his time
more profitably in other fields and
declines to keep the engagement.
Purely a business proposition on
his part. His profession is con-
vincing people that they are hope
lessly lost unless they take dose
of his theology, but he charges
for the prescription and elects to
issue them where they will bring
the most money. Why not sue
him for damages? If the minis
terial alliance have a good con-
tract why not invoke the law to
compel fulfllment? The whole
affair is a commercial one evil
IDENTIFY. Why not apply the usual
business remedy?-Paonia News
paper.
The above effusion is typical of
Rawaltism which means a desire
to splash away without regard to
facts. The INDEPENDENT editor
happened to know something of
the work of Rev. William Sunday
and of the methods pursued by
him. We know that so far as
his personal financial imburse-
ment is concerned he depends en-
tirely on one contribution at the
close of a meeting. Mr.. Sunday
generally receives a handsome
reward for his services. but he
certainly earns it. He is verit-
able dynamo of energy. He ac-
complishes as much work as a
half dozen average men and like
all great evangelists, altho his
purse may be filled to overflow
ing, it is used largely to benefit
mankind and not for his own per-
sonal comfort and advantage. 1t
is so easy to criticise. 1t is so
easy for the muck-raker to ply
his avocation. Those who do the
most good in the world are gen.
orally the victims of unjust and
unconscientious criticism.
In order to get at the facts in
this case we wrote to the presi-
dent of the Ministerial Alliance
in Grand Junction enclosing The
Newspaper comment and have
received a reply which follows:
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo,
Mar. 5, 1907.
FINDLEY DUFFIELD,
Editor Independent.
Delta.
My Dear Sir
Your letter of the End at hand.
The worthy editor who feels so
learned is very ignorant as to the
facts. Mr.. Sunday never makes
any charge for his services. A
free will offering at the close is
his only remuneration. The only
charges are for incidental expen-
ses and salary of his helpers. We
are disappointed in not having
him for this spring, but we will
have him next March. His OBJ
lection to coming at this time was
that as he had no other engage
ment this side the Mississippi.
The time and expense of the trip
would be too great.
| Now, Tr,l,
The Delta independent., 1907-03-15

Delta Best Flour $l.1O; your money
refunded by the Spot Cash II II is not
satisfactory. u.