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The Springdale news., 1908-08-28
Any S1.00 Grade overaIIs at 90 cents. The Cash Store.

Any Sl.00 Grade overaIIs at 90 cents. The Cash Store. We have received a car of new field seeds.
 W. N. HEWITT & Go. Limbaugh Bros. have just re- ceived complete line of the eel ebrated J. NJ. Bour coffee. 20. 25 and 5 cents per pound. Try 1t. New goods arriving at The Cash Store.
 For fine grade of new clover
 W. \. HEWITT & Co. Fruit jar rubbers and jelly glasses at Hawkins X Son. Take yours prescriptions to Ownbey's Drug Store and you will get results.
 New fall and winter goods are coming in every day at Long X Sn1der'S.
 1 make a speciality of abstract ing land titles and eonveyancing.
 WILLARD BERRY. Try sack of Turkey Hard Wheat Flour for making light bread; Golden Gate for Biscuits. Hawkins & Son sell both kinds.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

Harris X Claypool.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

All Summer Goods must go. if price will turn them. Springdale Cash D. c. Co.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Baker left Friday for Welch, Oklahoma. to spend few days visiting with relatives.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

Art Lewis and family of Fay etteville spent Sunday with rela- tives in Springdale.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

l. T. Hale has opened up his feed store in the building first door west of the stone livery barn.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

Roy Joyce returned Wednesday morning from d business trip to St. Louis.
The Springdale news., 1908-08-28

F. T. Burk left "Wednesday morning for Oklahoma ou busi- ness.
The sun., 1908-08-16
PALMERS COOP TENNIS.
Ridgew God Man Defeats r. n. Pen IN Final
OF Ridgewe eots singles.

Richard II. Palmer yesterday performed
In first class style in the final round OF the
lawn tennis singles at the Rtdgswood Coli
Club. defeating Theodose X. Pell after four
sets. The victory entities Palmer to meet
Charles r. wAtaon. Jr.. In the challeuge round
for the cup offered by the club The resu
yesterday vas mot at all what might have
been expected. Palmer plays good tennis
one day snd the reverse the next. and yester-
fs % for Ys S1 tie dpssrets instead
% RidasWood d q 3. CT; e Open Toarnsmens Men.
sssa e. H. L. sI nssi
L. j; T;c.,GsSse-ssI C.,
fsy 8 's'
fSs sa il se s1ss sRpt '
RssSis:p deS spde s$.,s s:s :s Ss;s $ss :sas; .iss
FIST Gs'fsas reand1odtase 4 ssis.ssa Soeos
"a - s seld-a T. asi.s.ss s ass.s Hss ssis.ise o:oss
+s-t 7.E s..gsn. deiea,ed ze1Sss.ccSS S.,scS. 90
s - * snmsan % ennfeasismnSe assssss s9eassd dsisssed
o Gs su. Ssf g.
iSs. SS s., jas: s ss ss.:s ns.: I'll %
Ia Kelley. scratch, defeated Neaie minus halt To-
Parkinson scratch. s"2 8; Lunt, deieatcd tiiil.
90, t-s Kelley defeated Henderson. - 6-S,
7-s: Lodew,fck. ninus half % defeated Trppe'
scratch, 6-f, eS
Class Hsndicap sinsics -First yound-wol-
so. s-s: Hiilmsn, minus hsI 50, defeated Mac
lntosh. scratch, IS, 80: cisrte. SCRATCH. ds-
,:ssss sisss g ses a.,.sss %sS; ssSss
5AIS Mlddlebrook scratch. defeated BaIuaby.
ssss .fs ai'sss' minus is ss
s.soss SGGs:SS .sWisS ds..,sa Hm.n
81: OSwsh defeated Clarke. 90 81: Liptrott
defeated AlddIebrook, t-s.7 - e-s Bruckhauser
Semi. .nnsi Rcund--woloott defeated Oswald.
IS Ga; Bruckhsuser defeeted Llptr9tI 80 80
z-6. -, e-i. 81.
There was no Get match between the West
and South at doubles YESTERDAY q the Srsss;
the East and .wsst met again. but no track
was kept Of the scores
The sun., 1908-08-16
AVENGRR GETS ASEVENTH CUP
TiKES COMMODORE'S TROPHY
IN MARBLEHEAD RACE.
The Queen Also wins In Her Class aud with
tho Conclusion OF the Contest, the
1908 Cruise Of the New York r. @.
Comes TO q Successful Termination.

The queen Also WINS III hef Clns9 uuu WIt1
fI,o ConcIusIou OF the Contest the
rOoa 6,ruise M tho New York Y, q.
,ro,,,.s ,o s,,cce..f,, r.,r,,n.,,..,
MIRBIEHEAp. Mass, Aug, l5.-yThe Oueep
and the Ayenger were the winners Of the races
for the Commodores cups sailed to-1ay.
Three schooners and seven sloops raced,
After the yachts got back TO tho harbor
pun from the flagship North Star disbaffded
the fleet. The cruise of 1905 has been one OF
the most successful In the history of the n.
=. Good racing weather favored the
ynchtsmen from the time they reached New
mort
The regatta committee. Walter c. Kerr.
rrnest l.. LorilIard and James ID. Sparkman,
vo,kcd hard and now will take A rest -There
Ia not much fun In handling a fleet Of racine a
cr,t because of the figuring that has 10 be
don" ana .no JUDGMENT sis shat must .s % SHOWN
IN T''c'.ps eou,s.s 10. ms soa' .ne.e hA'o
bSsn no is nGNs ana an a.. not a. single protest.
,cycu of the chief trophies raced for during
n, cruise. She won the Astor CUP for sloons'
tho tho K.as's cup, the Commodore soup, oap'
the Commodores cup. tho Navy Challenge
cup eur and the Alumni Assoolation's cup. This
irst was for the best corrected time on tho
sFc has won a class prize She is wonderful
ooat ana mas 20 oeen wen ~ hano'sa. aa1. &c., ,.,-
she won neE race to-uay; tnouSn' largely
through luck The wind shifted and gave
thnt she was ablc to make the slx miles Ia
."' ~" ~, roa,.. .i,sa 49, - ~.
wlrdward IN raster time than any OF the
doops. When she started the last leg OF the
course sic was IS minutes 81 seconds behind
tho aurora and that yacht had 10 allow her
10 minutes .. SECONDS over the course oil
twenty-eight miles.
The aurora held to the westward and then
M, left NV a fa,ling wind ,-htch xvh,n sh.
tu' Nt ~ 49, " .at, snnss S"ou n "mo" Tse Sse
tooN tnc othcr .aoN penoeo ner on tae
Avenser, her owner @ perhaps kn9%ins ON ,he
Auroro be,d to the sastward n nd with a shnrs
tm, - ~ ~, ~. II ~" aa,,.. e. " ~. ~ 49,
mark and 40 make up more than enough to
win the race
The sun., 1908-08-16
MORON BOATS.

the qualities Of cars selling. around $1,000 numbers
who formerly were addicted % hirh price and great
adhsren1 have Also been drafted from Ss sSs fa1Ss
81 d essp SAosn sns r s Tss x
crui,ns field dvrinr itcs Tor the average user ser
quIie certain that tSe medium pr,ced esp + tbe ~
popular one. Gen Cutting states there win always
always have with Us ina, elsss @So demand % w, the
most luz urious turnouts that money can buy
Park near Detrnit. Mich. has been started. and
January as Old orchard and SHADE se ees psn, ,hs, S
hay, have = stood & for ases on The woodward avenue
house. one 81 the landmarks oi-North woodward. al d.
being rs5sd sSt,a and ths ground has been broken.
largest building under one root in the STATE '1d Of
Michsa1 NJ l and the largest automobile factory in
w. W, Burke. manager Of the Mora Motor Car
*. EsS Ssrs but
made on a certain number OF these cars 8 couple
Win p1sSsSy ef make Ss s ns M "
week or 80. and frorn hints thrown out something
particularly good viii be launched by the Mora
Charles a. puery. who has closed with the Noon
Manufacturers and already has a number OF their
Sersd IN scnnseon with he suosessfa @ 'sMe srs Of
at that period. He leaves the Haynes people 70
syln set the BAH rolling smoothly for his new
choice. a.
TIE nae ssfon Of tho II. II. Franklin Manufac-
turing Compsny With Messrs. Wander Wielen q
don nofthe trade mark -Frsnklin registered In tha,
%iesssd sussss.isiN ~ JUDGMENT o !ss oo1r.
schwtebse allowing the Franklin companies reg
%os 1s n %s
Schviehhe retaining the registration covering
bicycles. bicycle parts. &C.
THE Packard testers are now busy on 1900 cars.
Of which approIimstey roo alsesdy have been
e en and I'll.
each week when two additions now In construc.
don are completed the number of employees win
be larger by several hundred. In order TO keep
up with The m MISUNDERSTANDING pace and al the same
time give ell cars the rigid road test which has
become well known feature Of Packard methods
the testing force necessarily Is extremely ecave
The Peerless specially company Of New York
has Sss I. ne Ss sSd q
the Artlciss that they win manufacture and push
is the Peerless speedometef. which probably is
q hss ever been Constructed In America. il i
equipped with D mileage and maximum hand.
and R s0Gds . s.sanes. q ssss 81 tRs sa IL s
sp sshs Of 11S Jump mss and ss,eiors an sSseue
sass q .pps.sa Tsss ~ car @ coS1
keep an absolute record Of their car mileage. The
company viii doobMsss We, m mset Sln blg saecsss
Gs W prics Of 80 complete.
Realizing the need, In Nc-T York city Of a repair
ss q. fs5 snss ns sSSps sss g s
"a ipNi Is,sfS }spssdomsiss viisis wSts.iSGi
The sun., 1908-08-16

Down the wind the Aurora and the Ista-
lena sailed the ak miles In the same time
seconds. Humma / minute 81 seconds. Glori-
ana minutes IS seconds and DoIello Q minutes
u seconds. The Queen beat the Elmina 4S
=, The wind soon began to draw more on
The land ha uling to the forth. and headed
short hitch to fetch q the Whistling buoy. When
the wind freshened Dorello and Emerald
made bitches and were slow In getting AROUND
On this leg and she sailed fast and well, The
Llinina lust managed to get by the Aurora
before the buoy was reached but had TO keep
inside :, -
:, The times az this second mark and elapsed
tltMes for the seven miles close reach were as
The sun., 1908-08-16
SPEED LAWS ON THE CANAL
-Four NILE On Hour limit Puts Power Beats
'Behind Sc,,eduie

UrIcA, N. ". Aug. iS--The eighteen motor
boats that are taking part In the cruise OF
the American Power Boat Association from
New York to the Thousand Islands, arrived
In this city this afternoon about twenty hours
behind their schedule. II was the intention
10 arrive in Utica late yesterday afteTnoon.
The people running the cruise were notined
by the officials Of the Erie Canal that they
would not Be aliowed to exceed foyr miles
This compeIied smashing the schedule
and instesd OF arriving here last night the
boats tied up some distance east Of Utica
change did not bother them much,
SYRACUSE. Aug. is.-Five out OF the ten
boats making the cruise OF the american
al n O'clock tonight. The others are
expected. before morning. The TIP Top.
Cora Belle. Lionel, Marian and Irene are
those which have arrived.
The sun., 1908-08-16
.cL0YHIER -eVyPLAYs LE RoY
And Wins soashnmgton ,stnsies- Iloulsls'
to E.afaed and WPenn.

Ana wine Bouthntnpt0n .BtnBlee-uOuhieb
to Lar.sa and wrenn.
sovruAMpTox. 4. d. Ass. is.-- Tho finals
a IA AVN tes,nia tournanaent at shs Meadow
aah -. ,,,..sA ,S'S.y W,,i,ans Il Clothiey.
Caao were pieyeo to-aay. whhsnt - ..,e. S'csue.'
Ia@ ". a. Lsmed '" and r. I'D D. Sr Wrsnn. Nv Who both
have hari the national sIneiea title, scored In
the doubles.
Ls Roy. .~ios " ,' inssrooiississs ss champion.
s,,nd ,hs "a. ~ re Ion~ ~ ,nssch" i.arned
etanc ene pace OF the ton& ms.ch' 'e'noJ I
and WTenn defeated @. =. watson, Jr.. and
Rex Fincke slso In four sets, s-S,e-<. 10.
dsrer. oatoons mac ,se eeen Isrp eapeossa ssSa
beoause Oh the way ID which the ioeers hsse
The pair Of champions took no chances with
as :as: :sss:. h; 81. .s .ss..: . ns sss:a
ID 20 Weii thet Ne led al love The wind
psos shaes q shs tSs oor M F9 low
ss q an l. s &C sssss Ss n. sp wssrs Ga
r. piooksh OF ~ 10 ys,i Toy 1eet sSs Sett set
Al s"s -,
made 'RS Ss ssGsG sSo1s more or Clearly and from
Ss and s AZ hs was TpOSssss u q forfns s ss, sa
as 10y fsg hfssand adspps drnpp,ns tho Dali ~ the iee'
c sSss nty and y ,,,s nssry ever
o:Ss % = ss 'h f,sS sSd bss stGsrs 81
gar game % sfssr Ts ssrIes RE q sYi9Isa rsii.ss only
10 loee the pext by Ciothters ,smashing.
The sun., 1908-08-16

oedld fet6h the gtaFh, aaa after thet ail esssga
The Queen was the first 10 iiISn, and@she
t90k the port tuck. heading, east until tha
took he siaSbssri @ T tssk, % beadIns Ii " WsstSriy.
the Queer went dbout. keepipg between hef
rival and the mark, The Aufora when she
d9f some time before she took the port tack,
Ih9 .istalena made short starhoard tack
an1 then went about.
and those astern OF The leaders were badly
lelt The, uD,es as they turned the mark
end thsl elapsed time for the seven miles OF
broad reaching were e. follows:
The sun., 1908-08-16
sLooPs.

When tho yachts left the harbor' there was
Dt me made The 81 Rsg
hock :he wind vas from the northwest by
,hd, n2hh an and SsSs promise of good race
wind aud declared IL would not hold. They.
were right.
southeast one-hslf south from the starting
to pe he e WhsnS Sa SSoy yAs on f'is Eastons Point
which marks the entrance to Gloucester
harbor. I hen IL was seven miles south back
west ST one-haif north to- to the finish. a Total Of
twenty eight miles.
had he wind held truethis would have been
run to the first mark. O close reach TO The
second broad reach to the third and beat
The warning signal sounded at 1890 o'clock,
aloit balloon jib topsaiis. They maneu-
vred about. for while and then, after the pre-
ready to break when wanted, The sIoops
were sent away at 1850 clock. W. Butler
Duncan II sent the aurora frst .s AGREES the
Seil The Hpmma followed at Iosoos. and
ssI Ssms ths a ayseSeI 4 bols lG'S % as
Gloriana and Dorello followed in order. but
both we're, handicapped few seconds and
All carried spinnafers, and after getting
clear of one another sailed fast toward the
outer mark. The schooners were sent away
al II n0:00 The Queen was first at II 0l D2,
Emerald at II 0l O5. and Elmina at II ol 80.
They had trouble with the spinnaker on the
Emina. which had a twist IN 1t and had TO
be lowered and set again.
Down the wind the lstalena passed the
Ayenger and Humma. but did not gain any.
thing on the Aurora. The Doris too did
schooners and the Elmina made a slight
gain on the Emerald. ,y The Aurora was the
light sails she trimmed down fiat for the
reach to the Easton point mark. Small
Up topsails we're sent up on all the yachts.
and the elapsed times for the six miles run
before the wind were as foIlows:
The sun., 1908-08-16
MIXED Doubles Play a. Newport.

NRwrosT, r. IT, Aug. iS.-The semi-hnals
in a mixed doubles tennis tournament were
played on the courts OF the Newport Casino
this morning. Thomas Ridgeway end Miss
Nora Iseiln allowed . handicap to, Craig
Biddie and Miss EIeanora, sesrs and were
S.ste9H HSur Burden HsrssT sss
III. Harriman and Mrs. BAYger wailaoh. the
national champion. ie-s, a-s. GO.
The sun., 1908-08-16

The NVehGeT WUh bthCnG tN0.Ittht te3Ih minutes
20 seconds; Aurora, minutes seconds norello
0 minutes seconds; DoTias, ~ minutes Il seconds
oioitana, q ntnutes ~ secondse humns. - mtp'
utes scoonda
The feet disbanied soon altar the yachts
the racins sails were stripped 90 and cruising
sails were bent on ready for the trip around
tho Cape for home, Some of the yaohts will
fH foHr the The faii I' rssa.tas. rel GSnmodora wander.
bilt entertained the dag officers and some
ON Ss sShp q ss NoS Ss Ss e nn'r
The sun., 1908-08-16
THE. yCHAPER0NE IN FRONT
Robert Jacobs speedy Class q sIoop Win
:. -. In HuSdefist Y. G.. Hesatta.- -''' =

Robert Jacob. Jr.s Chaperone. one OF
the speedy class Q aloops. carried on the
honors yesterday in the annual regatta OF
the Huguenot Yacht Club OF New Rochelle.
The Chaperone made the fastest time over
the fifteen mile course. hours 10 minutes
seconds, winning the prize In her ciass by
defeating r. l.. Vuite's Quest by minutes
IS seconds. All three class Q sioops made
better time than Rascal ILL.,. which owing
to the late arrival Of her competitor. Skate.
had a sasIover In the class NJ. The Skate later
was sent over the ten and . quarter mile
course against the uscsmah. ealing On regu.
Ogeeniah led BY fnintdes Sseconds. =
The regatte wss the fourteenth annual
three boats In slxteen classes started. The
boats had a fair north Dofthsast breeze az
away before the aniah and the vide differences
In the finishing tines Of some OF the boats
In the same classes is due % the occasional
calm spots encountered. The summary:
sLooPs. ci.Ass h-counsn IS SnRs-srAEl, i1io
The sun., 1908-08-16

On the Wind The Queen. beat the Elmipa
ranSof MADE he best line s0ps Seasns
istaTena minutes 80 seoends: GloTiapa,
minutes 20 seconds; Doreilo. minutes rs
Humna. 10 minutes % seconds. and Doris.
Is minutes % seconds. -,
The summarizes:
The sun., 1908-08-16

near Rutland VIII be eaAler In the future for
drivers who do not know the reads around
there. De the RqtIsnd Aufomobile. Club has
had ngpnber Of sisns erected in the hsvtoinlty
OF that city.
The sun., 1908-08-16

noufs.f Tue oca6ers. d. q,sA eempEny 4rs. ts,.K.
sssg. ssa Sisiss,s ia s34ss s's
The sun., 1908-08-16

, wlth the season ~ 'ps rrpidiy corning tors close
dpe % struck BY tho solid position occupied by
3 ,sss gs ;ss srs n,aim Rs,S sss ps
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03
DIVORCE
IS GRANTED

This afternoon in the county court
Bert Leroy Hopson, the well known
young railroad man, was granted a
divorc from his wife. Maude E. Hop
son.
The Young wife made no effort to
fight the petition for divorce.
The charges preferred by Mr.. Hop
son were very sensational. he alleg-
ing that his wife had been guilty OF
acts of extreme cruelty, of deeds un-
bee oming faithful wife and of other
improper actions.
1t will be remembered that, some
time ago. Mrs. Hopson endeavored to
secure a divorce from her husband
but il was easily shown that she had
no grounds for seeking a divorce. as
her husband had been faithful and
had endeavored to treat her in low
ing and loyal manner.
Mr. Hopson declares that he made
every effort to become reconciled
with his wife and to get her to act
as a true wife should conduct her
self hut declares that she repulsed
every effort along this line that he
made.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03
IS LAID
TO REST

1t was certainly evident this after
noon that William Carlyle, the well
known citizen who died day before
yesterday. was held in the very high
est esteem by all who knew him, and
that he was sincerely beloved by hun
ireds of friends.
In spite of the fact that the wealth
er was far from ideal. there was. a
large gathering at the Presbyterian
church to attend the last services
held over the dead.
The remains We're escorted from
the undertaking establishment to the
church by the Knights Tempiar and
the members of the Blue Lodge OF
Masonry. The representations OF
these lodges were very large There
We're thirty knights Templar in full
uniform in line. and seventy members
of the Blue Lodge-all men who had
known William Carlyle well. L was
most worthy manner in which the
members of the Masonic lodges
showed their appreciation of the no
BILE life that had ended and the de-
votion he had for the great fraternal
order
The church was filed almost to
overlooking. There was world Of
lovely flowers
The services were in charge of Rev
d. Luther Edwards, pastor OF the
church, and he paid deserved, beauti-
full and sincere tributes to the beau
tiful character, the noble character
istics of the man who has passed
from earthly life, and in those trib-
utes every person who ever knew
William Carlyle could join. Honest.
simple in his manners, meek in his
bearing, never known to speak i'll of
any man. clean in his private life and
fair in his every dealing. William
Carlyle was certainly "A man among
men.
Few funerals ever held in the city
called forth so great an outpouriug
of people. Scores and scores OF the
old-time citizens OF Grand Junction
We're to be seen among the concourse
that filed the church and followed
the hearse to the grave.
The procession was OF great length
extending distance of several
blocks. II seemed that the whole
city was anxious to pay a last trib-
ute to the memory of this good man.
The Masons had charge of the fu-
neral. and at the Masonic cemetery
on Orchard mesa the mortal remains
of William Carlyle We're laid to rest
with the honors OF the order he loved
so devotedly and following the en-
actment of the beautiful Masonic
burial ceremonies
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03
THEY WOULD FORM
new POLITICAL
PARTY
IBy Associated Press. /

st. Louis. Dec. "a confer
cnce of the democratically rad
icai and anti-plutocratic forces
OF the milton was begun here to-
day. the purpose of the confer
cncc being the formation of a
new political party.
Jay w. Forest, chairman of the ma
tional provision committee and form
er national chairman of the people
party. presided at the initial session.
Others prominent AZ the meeting
were George Donnan. Schenectady, n.
Y, William Looser, Greenville, Pa,
Charles \. Hartman. Rockland, Me.
George II. Phelps, Findlay. Ohio, II.
II. Stannard, Shawness, Okla, A. ].
Jones. Earlier, Cal. The meeting
will continue three days.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03
PATTERSON
MAY COME

+ Thomas NJ. Patterson former !.
+ United States senator from COL 4.
+ orado. owner of tae Rocky 4.
+ Mountain News and Denver i.
j. Times. and one of the ahlest l.
+ speakers in the west, may lie +
+ one of the principal sneakers at >
+ the Grand Junction Chamber of =.
\ Commerce banquet on the even i
j. ing of December 10. I.
+ i l. 1. :. ;, T. +
This afternoon Senator voraoe T
DeLong of this city will extend to
ex-senator Patterson on behalf OF the
local Chamber of Commerce, an IN
vitation to he present and to lie ifei
an address.
Senator DeLong informed SeCre-
tary AupperIe by telephone this af-
teruoon that eN-Governor Thomas
cannot be present.
1t is to he hoped that Senator Pat
terson will accept. He has net been
heard in this city in years As a
forceful. able speaker he ranks among
the very highest in this section Of the
country. and, if he comes, those who
attend the banquet viii be sure to
hear great address.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03

MIR. aud Mrs. Il. A. Newman. Of
New York. are guests of the 81 Regis
his week. They are Young married
couple and are on their hOnevmOon
trip and incidentally are looking m
a location for a branch shoe store TO
handle the Endicott Johnson shoe. of
which firm Mr.. Newman is the rep
resentative. They will be here sew
aral days.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03

Albert Wentshire and Joseph Rob
erts. of tairview. Iowa. are Grand
Junction visitors this week They
are here looking over orchards aud
will probably invest in High Line
iand.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03

Mrs. Esther Luther. of Palisade,
was in the city yesterday visiting
friends. She is guest of Mr.. II. X.
Bogert and daughter, of Mesa, who
are at the ST. Regis.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03

FOR RENT-4O acres splendid pas
ture, close to town; 81 so per head
per month. Apply to Milne &
Milne, the Blue barn.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03

FOR RENT Furnished room with
board. 420 North Fifth.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Guns. Lynch, 2ss Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03

Manicure Goods. Van Hern Drug
Co. sSSs
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-03
GAME HERE SATURDAY.

Grand junction has yet an oppor-
tunity TO see live game of football
this season as arrangements We're
completed yesterday for Il game be-
tween Hotchkiss and the Teller Ind
ians to take place at the fair grounds
Saturday. December ,, the same af-
ternuon as the auto races.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-02-22
xor1cz

Western Mines company, location of
principal place Of business. Oakland.
California; location Of works, Esmeralda
county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing of the Board of Directors held on
the Slst day of January 1908 an assess
ment of one and one-half cents per
snare was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. payable Immediately
70 the secretary of the corporation at its
once No. asa Tenth street. Oakland,
california Any stock on which this as
sme shall remain unpaid on the
10th day Of March. 1908, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment IL made be-
iore will be sold on the 23d day OF
april, 1908. to pay the delinquent as
sessment together with costs of adver-
using and expenses Of sale.
II. p. SMITH. Secretary.
ONCE No. 4s4 Tenth Street. Oakland.
California. F8-4t.