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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28

It is odd that I.aiy. so jealous Of
we immortal WORKS Of her great art.
ISIS Tor monetary reasons. cares little
10" their historical associations
Even Michael Angeles house in
rome. ~herc b. designed his Last
Jtdgmeat = where he wrote much.
ard where he died has been allowed
20 'auisA leaving not a trace behind.
q j lch writer visiting the place for
ration for history of the great
-9.eatla With iimcalty traced even
= memorial tablet that once marked
u.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28
General Conditions.

The day was fair win brisk west
wind 'rhe government bulletin re-,
ported measurable rain from IT
Joints Eytrentesxof temperature were
~ at New Orleans and IL below zero
at Duluth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28
ssssssssssssss.ssssss&sses
!: NEWS OF THE RIVERS /:

The river marked 2l.5 feet on the
Cairo gauge last evening showing a
fall Of Ia feet in "a hours.
Rising rivers were reported from
Joints above here yesterday as fol.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28
z ForNs SIS E-or Todav.

Cairo AMI vicinity: Increasing
cloudiness and warmer
Kentucky and Tennessee Fair and
warmer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28
Manlainnton Eorerasf.

Washington, ian 27.--II LIMOS. -
Snow or rain and warmer Tuesday or
Tuesday night; Wednesday fair and
colder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28

Sun will rise t0das ~ TIA a. m.
sun will set today SIP p m.
Moon will rise tonight 2.2l a. IN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28

Balloon racing viii never rise 10
tie height Of a popular spirit until
one Of the machines breaks through a
fence and kills a fez spectators
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28

Widen from Spain.
Spanish Drcferb: lie that does NOT
'cnor bis wife dishonors si,--~a
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28

iowa as soon as his health VIII PEI
NIT
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28

The Bulletin is the only seven day
paper 10 Cairo
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28
THE SHIP or FINANCE
Concluded from First Page.)

safe, and the New York bank IS lerl
with credit on its books cf S70 dg3
against which no reserve now exists
When that transaction Is multiplied
by thousands and becomes general. II
Us simply an impossibiliry for the New
York bank to stand IL, so it restricts
specie payments for a while For this
reason favor that part OF Senator
Aldrichs bill which Increased the
portion OF reserves to be retained at
home By the country bank from to
10 per cent. But that is the only pro
vision OF his bin which | favor If
any OF his so-called emergency cur
rency were ever issued bearing h
per cent tax ii would be the signal for
tho country banks to begin withdraw
ing their balances. and instead Of
aTerting a panic it would make a
panic certain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-01-28

In closing, let me say that the pre-
Yailing note in the west is optimis-
PIG. This being election year Their
|will, Of course. be come hesitation
until we ascertain just what particular
brand Of reformer We are to have III
the White House For that reascn. we
do not expect general business IN
1903 will equal that Of 1907, and per-
haps i is just as well to go some
what slower for awhile But. gentle
men, this is a great country, and it,
natural growth cannot long be ar,
rested.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
NNnrnnnn fir Mirthe.

2ouiSoille, &p., 9. Oft Gte
o9totional Wo0el 2iccnic league"
Gin BON @rol,crcibciiserl1, 0eitila-
fctrcn itio2 (GSnGros'E Spirftii6Idit-
EGnolcrn gegriinbetcr Scrbono, Der
it'd sic Serbciiiibrung bon Hefornlen
I'M Observation-Disclosures sur Itfgobe
gen1oft bot, miro bon morgel1 on
bon ieir1em bieiigen SouptQltortiere
ans cine 6lugidrift an oue Sholtf.
mirtGc in Den Ser. Stouten perlcl1'
Sen. @enn moglidl ioa Oieie aultn'
gebung, bcren Gcrfoiier Z. Nc, Gill
Elorc, Der Er0iibent Der Stga lit, al.
len 8irtben I'M goll5clt Saroe 5ltge'
FEN. Die @irtbe meroen borin oitf.
0cforocrt, Die @ciebe bcs 2atoeS 81
tcfolgcn unb iif Dem @iQcn oesSol.
fcS 81 bcltgcn. Seroorgebobeli miro,
ooS Golf lei ein @cgner ocs ltngelct.
lid)en Seldom" unb Der l(ebel, Die
IN groBercnl obcr flcincremWtoBc NIT
Dem Sdunfbetricbe perfnilpft llno-
9ln bic @irtbc miro lporleno bic
Wobmnng gerihtct, bob lie bic Dffcnt.
lihe Stimmrng bcod)tcn mo ocllSe'
icb9n gcbor6en mliiBtcn; onbernfollS
lpiiroen tic oas geieslid)c &ed)t sum-
S6onfbctricbC 0dn5lid perlieren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
TafrlGiiisfcit pcrnriadDt @abnsSatu.
itrppbc.

Spmling Green, Ohio, ?.
Sftobcr. - Seds Ecrioncn mllrben
in ser lebten Nod)t nnbe bier oltrd)
Goaiiion eil1cs Grtrn5liges Der oGen-
trail Dio.Sabn" nit eineml Srad)t.
5ug %getootet, urlo cs lit feitgcitellt
mproen, oaB sic binteren 8oggonS
ocS Grtru5ugcs, in pelfenl lif oie
getootetcn ToIingiere beianoen, ni6t
nit SigraIliftcrn p~erieben paren.
Nad)Itebenb iolgt cine 2iitc berSpier:
Gcitcr Suffer, Glnbriogc, O.; Gictor
Stonebriogc, IunbriOgc, O.; 5. 3.
9ppo, Sole0o, g; Hid)arb Iibeolit,
Sugar Hio9c, O.; Soc 9osler, Slt-
gar Hioge, O.; 5. j. WcGrep, Cole
Do 3. 9ld)t onOerc Ferionen mllr-
Den perlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03

nuSgoben fiir Eeniioncn fir oosSabr
Ge5ifferten iid) ouf $153,093y0S6; Die
2usgabcn mdren magen Der Grbo-
hung Der cinjelnen Yeniionsraten Die
gr0Bten ieit Dem 9eitcben oes Sen.
iionsbiirealS. Sim S6luIie OeS Sis
taliu6re5 lugcn 123,4S3 GenIion5ge-
illdc sur @ellrtbcilung Dor.
&n 1915 alto.
SbcrItlielltcnollt Is. ". @0tbulS,
Norliber uno Gbefin9eniellr Der Yo-
non1ofalal . Gomnillion, Ipru6 ge-
Itcrn BEL Dem &roiioenten Dor nno
tbailte 6ieiern nit, ooB bic Irbelten
am aoral befrieoi0cnbe 6ortIhritte
MADDEN uno oob ser &unol am I. So
mar 1915, Dem bafiir angeleBten Sa=
&c, sur Gr0ffnung fcrtig mcrOen mir
&c. SEER @0tbols geoenft BIS sum
0oocntber bier 81 pcrlpcller, INN ltd)
Die Nubc ST. gonncll, ocren er lebr
bc0drf. Gr miro in 3eitel lptcocr
nod) Yonamu obreiiell, I'm BORT NIT
Gem GongreB = Gomite 5uiontmel15ll.
t%rcffen.
Sene Sugotour IN arifo.
IrGiiOent Hoolepclt miro, lple aus
Oen @eiBcit &oulc perIolltet, Die
lQmmtli6cn SropbGcn, Die linn nab
reno icincr beobli6tigtcn Sogotoltr
in Nirifa 5lfoaen mogen, ocm 9tntlo-
nal Wuieilm i6cnfen. @benlo miro
befonnt gegcbel1, Dob an Der Sogos
tour Itd MIR bier Inlerifaner betbe1'
liaen mcroen, nGmlid Yr1lioent Moo
icpelt, iein Sobn &erntit uno 5luet
CoriOermiiten. 2ettere meroen pom
gSerrpultun0Srotb oeS Notlonols4,f1ts
Ielln1s mlsgeiuht rperocn ltlo SeBte-
res miro in Nnbetra6t Der Sbatlohe,
oub oQe GropbGen Dem Sritititt altr
&erfiiQutg geiteQt mcrberl, alld Die
ltnfoItcn fiir oeren G%ntlenoung tra'
gen.
Sic omtlitbe 9efonntmafilng er'
tlGrt, ooB i'm llcbrigen Die Slone tit
Die S5ogotour nod reft umbeIttmmr
ii1o. 3lterit miro SEER &oolepelt III
@ritii6 . Oitofrifa jogetl. Spoter
miro cr ii6 bobin be9eben, no ibn1
sic gr6Bte Sogbbeute lpillft. 4ls felt
itc6eno fam ongenomren tperoen,
boB er olld Geuti6 2 Sitofrtfa bellt'
den ipirb.
Sn Mcronorio miro &ooIepelt 'tb
bell c%ilgcborenan SrGgern lno Srets
berl1 sur @crfiigung Itelen uno CT
miro inter ollcn ltmItGrben SIT ners
Din0ern iuden, bob iid) ibm onocre
Goufolier anid)lieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Gunucnt Der Samficrs gcihluiicn.

Genuer, Gol.. 3. Oft. - Ger 81.
Sobres Gonpent Ger Imcricon Ban.
Tiers = giiociotion lit geitern Nod)-
nlittag nit Der %GrmGblung bon SEQ.
az. Gepnolbs bon Chicago sum 8rd.
iiOenten uno &eipis 6. Eierion bon
Seem : 9orf sum eriten Gice : Erdli-
eenten beeroIt luoroen. 80 ne,te Wtit-
plicoer linO ongemelOct ulto fir ic.
ben Staot, rpcid)er Wiitglicocr int Scr
Organization bat, lit Elm Gice . Yrdii.
bent crnannt mor0en.
Ser Gonpent bat ii6 iolpobl gegen
Die 8orantic = Banter, fpie gegen Die
HoltIporbanfen erflGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
TramOfataitropbe in Dpnngstuiun.

0pungstomn, 8, 2. Sftobsr,
= Ter 3ebn.Gents. 2aoen Der Sirmo
u. 8. Snor & s. oabier ging ndb'
reno Der letter. Nodlt III 6lnmmen
ouf, mo SiilfS- Senerhef 5bomas
Geillp, iopie Captain Gbas. Iougban
lmlrocn babel ourh bos Ginitiir5l
bes Iodes getootet. Gin babies
Tubcno ultoere 2oihnt0nner uno 30
l"i5iitcn e~rlitten Serletungen. Wan
ld)dtt oen pefuniGren Scrlult ouf
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03

gei6br am 10. Ge5cmbcr ltottiin0erL
unb oie offi5icQe anfiinoigung msrbe
am 10. Nopember erfolgen.
@unoesicnutor Glfins bat bon lei
ner Scimotb in Glfin&, @..Go., olts
Die obige Nod)ridt fir cine @riinoun8
crflart. q. 3. 81
Cronfrei If uno Sponienon
WuIai&afio
%oris, 9. Sftober. - Gos 9abi-
net bot lid nit Der l1clcl tron5oltld)-
iponii6cn 9iotc, mclfe bic bon Wtl'
loi Saiio, bent ncllen Sultan bon
Woroffo, perIangtan @arontien Dor
ltgt, einpcrItonbcn crfldrt. Gic gfote
miro oell Wdhten mitgetbeilt mo
olrb Den 0open oeS oiplomotllt)e1
Corps in Sungar an Mltloi Sofio
ii6errnittclt iucroen.
Cine 0epcihe bon Sontre = Noml-
raj &. s. 9erricr, Dem Commanders
Der fron50iiifcn Srieg8id)ifie III mo-
rpffoniiden @elp0liern, beiagt, OnB
boS Sdriititiid, ipeld)es feds Geicr.
teltren Der 6remOenlegion IN Gaia:
Blanca Iiheres @eleit geiuGbrt, ocn
Stempel oeS oertidlen &onIllot5
trGdt, 0odl ieten MIR orei ser Defer
tcrre Gelltid)e.
@encrol b'Nnnobe, Gommonoeltr
Ser fron5oiiihcn Srltppen III Worot-
TO, lit gum 0ipilionS General be.
foroert morOen,
Gle 9bolera in HuBluno.
Petersburg, 3. Sftober .-Gie
lcbten "a Stlnocn ergeben cine be.
nclltenoc @eiierung Der Gbolera.Sis
tuotiou. @on gcitern bis beute WPits
tag meloeten Die Otuni5ipolboipitGler
mr. III nCllc &ranfbeits= uno So To-
GcsiGQe, gcgen 223, reip. 90, III Den
uorbergebenoen a S%tunoen.
Ier5te boben Die Iufmerfiamlfeit
Der Itdotii6cn 9cbor0en ouf Die Dor
5eitige Gntloiiung bon GbolerusEu,
ticnten aus oen SoipitGlern gelenft.
0ieie eriolgt, obgleid) Die Sbatlofe
moblbefonnt lit, bob Die EildfullSs
Eno NnltedllngS . @efabr uuf 5lpet
Wohen nah benz Seridminoen biref'
ter 96olera = Spmptome fortouuert.
@ier lit cs Der 9raltf geluelerl go
tlentcn aus ocn Soipitalern 81 cllt.
laiielt, iobolO lie i'm Stonbe iino, bonn
gett olf5uItebcn. Sic meroen OeS,
Golb manoelnoe Wtittelpur1fte Der Sn-
icftion. 3oblreihe 6due in Hrooin-
5~lolitQoten iirlo mti bieiet ltripru1g
5ltriidgeiiibrt moroen.
Cine boftcriologiihe llnterllldnng
Dot oos @orbonoeniein bon Gbolero'
teilncn I'M itGotiiden @olier er9eben,
mcl6eS ben Siborg = Sierteln gelIe.
fert miro,
"Ni6pldl Eoblbff e'StlbonSfD," Fto'
fcIior Der Mcteprologie an Der S0be-
rem 2cbronitolt fiir Srollel1, ltorb
ocItern an Scr Gbolera.
@eIoprets f.iir @tlbur
@ri9bt.
Yoris, =. Sftober. = @ilbur
@rigbt erbielt bon NerosGlub bon
6ranfreih cinen Gbed iiber 5000
Sroncs 5u9eionot; cs lit Dies Der pom
Glib fiir Den ldngiten aeroplon.6lug
i'm September 1908 ~ouSgeiebte Ereis,
ais er ont s. September cine Stuloe
7 Minlltrn uno 1874 Sefu1Oen flog.
Sein lGngerer Slug bon elmer Stun-
DC 81 Minuten mo % Sefunoert
lpuroe mn 5llm Sbeil' gerchnet, neil
nidt Der gon5e Slug Dor Sonncnln-
tergnng Dor lid gitg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03
Gcd)s Tiid)cr nmgefommcn.

Yprtlono, Gre, 2. Oft, @1t
cirer GoQiiion 5tpiihen eilenl NIT
@ouItci1cn belobenen 6rodt5uge unb
cinent Yerionen5ug Der Nortbern go.
ciiic 9obn iiub icds 6loBcr alf Der
SteQe gctootct unb od)t anoere Der
lett luoroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-03

Gufi6nitt. = Serr (5um tSor.
iter) rllno Sic Iinb auf Sbrer Norb.
%Ieereiie melt in Die See binaisgefont.
men2" Sorlter: Limb Oh, bis man
idon feiuen Simniel uno fein @oi-
ler mebr gcieben bot"
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
An Stand Together.

There is but one thing for any com
munity to do, if it would keep abreast
of the times and ahead in the race. Its
people must stand and work together
for every desirable enterprise. The
world is full of bidders. No one section
has a monopoly of resources-though
Delta county comes as near it as can
be imagined.
But even the people of Delta county
must keep together, keep working.
People and money will come of their
own accord. perhaps, but they will
come much more slowly than in case
they are constantly presented with the
facts.
Here we have everything good to
talk about. Word pictures can be
made strong and still be not only true
but candid and conservative.
1t is a great deal to know that our
section of Colorado can deliver the
goods.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Water Users Meet.
Hard to Get a Quorum,
Though Meeting Was
Well Attended.
Resolution Favoring Amendments
Adjourned to November 30th.
The Tunnel Situation.

The meeting at Olathe, Tuesday. OF
the Uncompahgre Water Users Asso-
citation was one of Importance. A good
attendance of members was present
but not enough proxies to vote on the
proposed amendments.
The land owners and locaters of des-
ert land constitute this association,
who become the sponsors for the recla-
nation project:
In fine, the government undertakes
to build the Gunnison Tunnel and pro-
vide water to irrigate certain number
of acres of desert land. allowing that
land to be located in defined tracts at
SO much per acre, the total amount to
cover the expense of driving the tun-
mel, etc.
The amount per acre as first esti-
mated was s25. In the course of driv-
ing the big tunnel it has become ap-
parent that S25 per acre will not cover
the expense, so it is sought to have the
association amend its bylaws so that q
greater amount per acre can be as
sessed. This requires thirds vote
of all the stock, and as the stockhold-
ers are scattered over a WIDE territory,
it has been difficult to secure the neces-
sary two-thirds vote to adopt the
amendments.
At the meeting Tuesday the stock
holders present, by resolution, ex-
pressed themselves in favor of the
amendments. before adjourning to No
vember Both.
Government Engineer Mcconnell
stated the position of the government
to be: In favor of completing the tun-
mel within the shortest time possible.
in case the amendments prepared were
adopted and a guarantee thus provided
against loss in construction, but held
that the funds available for reclama-
tion work were being clamored for at
other points where water users were
ready and anxious to furnish such
guarantee.
Heretofore a good many of the locat-
ors have regarded that the government
must complete its work under the first
estimate, and by virtue of which their
locations were made, and have pur-
posely refrained from giving the
amendments consideration.
In their own interests they should
attend, either in person or by proxy,
the meeting on November 30th, at
which it is expected final action must
be taken.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Delta And Greeley.
Future Here Sure of the
Most Wonderful ST.
gar Beet Yield.
Every Reason Why it Should Equal
if not Surpass the North part
of the State.
Millions for Beets.

What the beet sugar industry is to
the Greeley section of Colorado now,
may easily be taken as an example of
what the territory of which Delta is
the center, will become in few years.
In the Greeley section the three big
factories are paying farmers sl.5O0. 900
for beets raised this year, and $500, 900
more goes for wages, thus emptylng
directly into that section the vast sum
of 81, 600, 900 for its products and labor.
No wonder that section of the state
is getting rich, and this section will fol-
low, for it is proven as good or better
for sugar beets and has its fruits, mel
ons and many other crops, as well.
What we need is factory at Delta
and more land owners to cultivate
sugar beets. The Gunnison tunnel,
when completed, will supply much
more beet land, of course, but that
need not interfere with the present
chances, for our valleys have ample
ground adapted to beets to supply a
factory both at Delta and Grand juno
ton, and perhaps a little later, one
each at Montrose and Olathe, or at
Montrose and Hotchkiss. The beet
sugar industry is but in its infancy on
the Western Slope. 1t is bound to
reach gigantic proportions.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Resource Edition
The Independent Will Is
sue Great Illustrated
Souvenir Edition.
Will Celebrate Holidays and Arrival
of its New Press by Printing
a Fine Resource Edition.

The INDEPENDENT will issue Special
Resource and Improvement edition for
the Holidays, combination of Christ
mas celebration and New Year statist-
ical edition, covering as nearly as possi-
BILE the whole county. Either the
editor or a competent special writer
will visit different points in the county
in the work of obtaining data and pre-
pairing matter.
1t is expected to make this the
largest edition of any newspaper so far
published in Delta county, one that all
can take pride IN sending out as an
evidence of the progress of this favored
section, and such as will attract greater
attention of the public to Delta county.
The edition will be handsomely
printed and illustrated. Its resource
arguments will be truthfully though
forcefully presented.
II is the desire of the management
that all interest themselves in the help
of this work. Old timers may contrib
ute short bits of county history. Well
written essays on the county's progress
can be used to whatever extent space
will permit.
1t is hoped to reach not less than
5000 circulation of this Special Re
source Edition, and if possible it will be
pushed to 10, 600 copies.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Arrest of Horse Tbieues.

TEX" Brown, the notorious outlaw,
who was last reported from Vernal,
Utah, together with two desperate
companions, was yesterday afternoon
captured just outside the city limits by
Deputy Sheriff Wallis, and the men
spent last night in the county Jail,
nominaly on charge of horse stealing
Tne string of l9 horses which they had
with them had been rounded up in the
White River country and the brands
have in most cases been so mutilated
as to make recognition almost impossi-
ble
Several days ago word was received
there from the sheriff at Vernal, Utah.
to be on the watch for Brown and his
pals who were supposed to have cross
ed into Colorado headed this way, and
he sheriff here was asked to hold them
at any hazard as they were badly
wanted at Vernal for horse stealing
and incendiarism. Yesterday afternoon
Deputy Wallis noticed several horses
whose brands seemed to have recently
been mutilated, hitched down town.
His suspicious were aroused and when
the men appeared he folio wed them to
the camp out on the desert about three
miles from here. He returned convinced
they were the thieves and went out
early this morning and brought them
in.-Grand Junction New $, Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
4. J. Oben's Nice New Home.

A. J. Obert, of the ID. & r. G. depot
force at Delta, is completing an ideal
cottage home on Dodge street between
Seventh street and Eaton avenue The
building is of the Delta famous white
pressed brick, of handsome architecture
and well planned arrangement of
rooms. hall, closets, bath and toilet.
w. ID. Wheeler, contracting builder,
has the job Of putting up the building
complete, and is carrying it through in
n way that stamps him master build
er. The building will be completed in
n week or two and Mr.. and Mrs. Obert
will have beautiful and most satisfac-
tory model home.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Della II. S. Oons the Pig-Skin.

The game at Montrose Saturday be-
tween Delta and Montrose High school
basket ball and foot ball teams was a
repetition of that of the previous Satur-
day at Delta between Grand Junction
and Delta. Nine to two in favor Of
Delta basket ball and "a to gcose-eggs
on the foot ball score. Readings of
results are getting to be monotonous.
Boom get a slap-jack.
II is up to the Delta foot ball team
to mix up with some of the heavy
weights of the Eastern Slope. II
Colorado College. Boulder, Golden or
the d. U. want what's coming to them
all they have to do is to put on their
skeys and snow-shoc it across the range
to Delta. Boom, Get rat-trapl
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Mt. Lomborn Addition.

A new addition to the City of Delta
has just been plated by Porter Plumb
and Ed. S Stone, comprising two
blocks between Fifth and Seventh,
along Leon street, the plat containing
81 lots. On the East Park avenue will
supply double roadway. s21s feet of
driveway laying each side of parked
center, which will be be eautified by
trees and lawn. The addition will be
a very pretty one. Mr.. Stone and sew
eral others will build on it this winter.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13

Some beet sugar makers will get the
dirty end of the wait, in the matter of
building factory at Delta, if they are
not careful. The field demands sugar
factory and factory it will have. 1t
is all nonsense to hold back for the
completion of the Gunnison tunnel, or
to proclaim that there is not ample
acreage to supply a factory without
land thus to be reclaimed. There are
thousands of acres of better beet land
than any the tunnel would reclaim,
ready to go into sugar beets just as
soon as factory is built at Delta.
while the amount already raised in the
vicinity is almost enough to supply a
factory of good capacity.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
They All Lost Their Bets.

WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. 9.-Elec-
tion betting on Bryan will force James
Ternier of Waterbury to wear stock
ings in bed six months, drive Walter
Hope of Torringford suburbs to make
up with his mother-in-law, compel
John Cronin of Plymouth to kiss the
first seven cows he meets on Plymouth
rural highway, make Charles Tiffany
of Walcott sleep crossways in a pig S
bed four times, induce Tim Shevlin of
Union City to take bath and Wilbur
Tonks of Waterville must sleep three
nights on a haystack.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Married.

At the M. E. parsonage Wednesday
afternoon. Charles Memfee of Mancos,
and Phyllis briggs of Olathe, wer e
married by w. G. Barron.
The groom is prosperous ranchman
in Montezuma county and the bride is
the daughter of a successful farmer
near Olathe. Mr.. and Mrs. Brew
witnessed the ceremony. The couple
will spend few days with the bride $
parents and then proceed to their fine
ranch near Mancos.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Notice.

The Delta County Bryan Club will
hold meeting on Monday evening,
November sixteenth, 1908, at the court
house in Delta, for the purpose of
settling up the business of the past
campaign and disposing of the funds on
hand and also to consider the matter of
organizing a permanent Democratic
Club. and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
A. E. PENLEY,
E. A. AuLr, President.
Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Paper VII Get Expensiue.

The future of paper is serious one
on account Of the scarcity of future
timber supply. Thousands of tons of
paper are now used every day in the
year. whose manufacture requires wood
pulp. When the timber is all gone
some new processes must be brought
into use. But 1t all bespeaks much
higher prices in years to come. At the
the present ton of print paper laid
down in Delta costs about si2O.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Has Voted for u Years.

Hotchkiss has the distinction Of hav-
ing among Its citizens. one of the eldest
and most regular voters in the country.
Judge Thompson has voted for seventy
two years and never missed an election.
The vote cast this year makes his nine
teenth vote for president. II there
is any place in the country where this
record can be beat we would like to
hear from Il. Hotchkiss Herald.
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Ladies' Bazaar.

The ladies' Of the M. E. church will
hold their Annual Bazaar Of home cook
ing and Ranch booth at Linkletter &
Hauser's Music Store on December
9Th, 1908, commencing at II o'clock A.
M. Special music during the day. st
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13
Advertised Letter List

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Postoff,ce at Delta, Colo, for the
week ending Nov. 10. 1908:
Irwin H Barr Miss Myrtle Cole
d H Conner (s) Mrs Lobertia Davis
Mr. Hinton Mrs L Beere Howe
Mrs C A Mccormick A r Mcdonald
Luis Vigil George Yarnell
The Delta independent., 1908-11-13

MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates on
farm and city property.