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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-06-20

prom Jacksonville. Daily Journal. June IS
Whom Mr.. Carpenter was In tho city no Dor,
the appearance 81 y gentleman In all respect
He loft la the daytime with no scanning cloud
on hin. somr tsnc after. aud number OF
weeks sine~. thcrv w~tc rumors Of something oil
the kind nsasioacd Ia tho Ns~- and tho writer
asked Mr. foa Of thi. cit, about IL. That son
tsmsn said u vas simply piece u p~r-seo-
too. NJ. carpentsr. or his company, owed -
lady se~ hundr~d dollar which tboy were
prepared W pay. Pretending that .h, va.
afraid Ar. caspentsr vas going To issv. tn.
stats. Instead 81 sending tho no,~ h~re for pa,
msat she had Mr.. Carpenter arrested snd
taken W Springfield. but .. .ooa ~ he could
sst In connanieatloa with his company he
assd the nastss all right and would havs doas
20 without any proeesdinxs. Tho Journal hops.
ios The ssks Of Mn. Carpenter. who IL 80 hishi,
sssssesd here, that ~. Carpenter will ls sbs
" prove himself all right.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-06-20
Mining Man Charged With S~indlins

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FASTENER TRIES BLUFF GAME
Continued from Page Il


about when this money was re-
ceived?
A. No, sir. ] don't remember
the time.
Q. Do you remember the par
ticular remittance? A. No. sir.
Attorney General to Mr.. Car
penter:
Q. Mr.. Carpenter, was this
particular money used in the bust
ness of the company? A. Yes,
sir, absolutely. Furthering the
interests Of the company as a
whole.
General Bloomfield examines
Mr.. Sanford.
Q. Mr.. Sanford. you have other
occupation besides keeping the
books of this company? a. Yes.
sir.
Q. What other employment
have you? A am employed in
the Bank Of Monte Vista.
.. How long have you been IA
clerk in the Bank of Monte Vista?
A. About nine years.
y. To whom that is known
here are you related by marriage
or otherwise in Monte Vista?
A. Jesse Stephenson is my
brother-in-law.
=. Mr.. r. b. Wallace is the
president of the bank that en-
ploys you: a. Yes. sir.
Q. Do you know that this
money that has been received is
kept in the Bank of Monte Vista?
A. Yes. sir.
=. How does it get out Of
there? A. Checks ON the treas
ury of the company.
q. All the money that has been
received has been checked out in
making these improvements and
driving this tunnel. 4, Yes. sir.
The Prosecuting Attorney in
tcrroga ties Mr. Sanford:
q. What does your stock sell
for ON the market \. Ten dol
lars, par value.
q. Is il a listed stock on the
change! 4. II is not.
.. What do you mean by the
market? They sell it at what! |
mean how does it sell by people
who are not in the company.
4. All ! know is what we sell
it for.
q. Did you ever hear of any
one selling il TO another A. No
sir.
Q. Outside OF your selling of
the stock. by the company. it
hasn't any value at all. has 1t?
Outside of your selling il for the
company at par it hasn't any value
At all, has II? \. Most certainly
it has.
q. You don't know of any that
has ever been sold? A. No, sir.
q. You mean your company
sells il al par value. Can you say
that your stock has any CONNER
mercial value at all. \. | don't
know a thing about that.
q. As a matter of fact il has
no commercial value whatever?
A. No. sir. il has n value.
y. You haven't heard Of il selling
at any price less than the ten dol
lars value placed upon il by the
COMPANY. 4. ] don't know any
thing about any market outside.
General Bloomfield examines
Mr.. Sanford.
Isn't il a fact, Mr.. Sanford that
this stock is held by the original
investors. as far as you know, has
never been transferred? 4. Very
little Of il has ever changed hands.
The Prosecuting Attorney:
Q. You sold 1900 shares in
Illinois? A Yes, sir.
Q. Did you ever bear Of any Of it
selling? 4. Very little Of ii.
Q. Did you ever hear Of any
Of II being sold? A.. Yes, sir. We
have had some transfers on our
books.
@. What did the stock sell for
A. We have no record Of what
il sold tor. We arc not supposed
to know that.
Mr.. r. b. Wallace Intercepted
by the Attorney General:
q How lonu have Won known
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huential men in Peoria on nv
way here. who condemn this move
as outrageous.
Q. Were they stockholders
also? A. Yes, sir
| q. Did anyone else come from
Bloomington with You. A. Yes,
sir, Mr.. Dooley
Q. He is here: A. Yes. sir.
Q. What is his business?
A. He is an empIoye in the
Third National Bauk.
@. Do you know this man Sen
seney? A. No, sir, | do not.
Q. Do you know Shelley?
a. | do. met him in his
Office in Springfield a few months
ago.
G. Did you have any talk with
him and did he make any state
ment with view of prosecuting
MIR. Carpenter? a Yes. sir
@. Tell the Attorney General
what design he put forth or what
he said he was going 10 do:
4. | had been Informed of II
little personal grievance existing
in Springfield and that this man
Shelley who represented himself
as an attorney. Was very enthus-
iastic in trying to work up some
kind of case out If which he
could yet hold of some money. and
i, appeared to me that he did not
care how he got ahold of il either.
He told me he wanted so much
stock represented and he wanted
to get so much stock TO come out
here and proceed against Mr.. Car
penter. and he also made state
ment about MIR. Carpenters wealth
which | knew to he untrue.
q. Did You ever examine the
books yourself! \. No SIR, |
never did
Prosecuting Attorney: Whit
did YOU say this mans name was.
\. w. W. Shelley,
The Attorney General examines
Mr.. X. W. Doolcy of Blooming.
ton, Illinois.
Z " hat is your name! A.
r. ". Doolcy.
q Where do you live? A.
Bloomington. Illinois.
q What is your business. \.
Clerk in the Third National Bank.
z. How long have you been
connected with thai bank. A. la
that capacity about three years.
Q. Are YOU n stakeholder In
thus company. 4. Yes SIR.
q How long have you been n
stakeholder! A. II seems to me
that | purchased my stock some
time IN April. 1907
q. How much stock do YOU
own. Nv wife and hold To
gethcr about 40 ar lso shares.
4 How much did You pay for
1t? A. Par, $40 per share.
q How many stockholders are
there IN Bloomington! A. |
couldn't say. there is quite II mum.
her there.
q. VIVA, did they pay? A
$40. z. All of them! a. Yes.
sir. nil that | know anything about
q Are you an officer of this
company. A. am.
O. What office do hold. A.
Director.
q. How long have you been
director. A. ! was elected nt
the last annual meeting, Inst Sep
TENDER.
q Did Won ever examine the
l,ooks of this company. A. Yes.
air. wns on the auditing com.
mittce last year. and spent about
three days IN gong over the nc
counts
q Who else was on the com.
m,ttcc? A. DR.. Kcnfrow, Mr..
ScrOgg,n aud myself from Illinois
and Mr.. Sanford If Monte Vista,
q When was II you examined
these books? A From the ?lh
to the 18th Of September of las,
year. q. 1907! A. Yes sir.
q That was since the stock
had been sold To this man Sen.
scney? A Yes.
q Did You find that the money
he had paid had been sent INTO the
| Cnmunnvp 4 I don't rcn,cmlnr
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class. They have sixteen patented
claims, which costs ii good deal of
money: they are forty five miles
away from the railroad.
=. How has the money usually
been expended. how does il go out
OF your bank? A. BY check by
the treasurer. They pay their EN-
ployes every thirty days.
z. About what would their pay
roll amount to. A. You couldn't
average it because some months it
is four or five thousand and some
months not so much
Q. Do you know how much
their machinery cost? A. should
say that il is as much as Mr.. Car
penter states. know something
about the cost of that kind of ma
chinery and | know that it was the
best mining machinery that can be
bought
The Prosecuting Attorney to Mr..
Wallace.
Q. Does this stock have any
market value. You understand
what | mean by market value.
don't you.
A. | don't think it is sold ON
any OF these mining exchanges.
O. | mean wha, it brings there
in that community. \. Asa mat
ter of fact | don't know.
y. 1t hasn't any market value
then, has il? A. can't say that.
.. Can you tell MS any instance
where il has been sold.
\. You would have to have II
sale TO say that.
Q. How much would you loan
on this stock? a. have never
had any application to loan money
on this stock.
q. DO you intend to tell the
General that this stock had any
market value? A. Most certain
ly it must have had market value
AS it has been sold and | under
stand at the par value of ten dol
lars per share. q. AS matter
of fact ii has no market value!
A. Most assuredly it has.
The Attorney General examines
Mr.. X. l.. Carlock of Bloomington,
Illinois.
q. Where do you reside? A. |
live in Bloomington. Illinois.
q. When did you come 10
Colorado? A. Last evening.
q. How did you happen TO
come here? A. ! saw notice of
Mr.. Carpenters arrest in the news
papers and had II telegram.
q. Who sent the telegram?
a. Mr.. Carpenter. q. What
did he say. A. / don't know ex-
actly. ] knew he was under arrest
on ii requisition. q. Are you an
officer of the company? \. No sir.
.. How much stock do you
own? a. $50 shares and my son
has 100. q. What did you pay
for it? A. Ten dollars share.
q. Did you hook at this proper
ty? A. Yes sir Q. Before you
bough, or afterwards. A. Before
I bought. q. When did you last
see the property? A. About two
years ago. @ Is tina, the only
time You ever saw il? A. Yes sir.
q. After you saw ii. you in
vested this money! a. Yes sir.
q. That is sl5OO.W You in
invested and 100000 your son in
invested?
4. Yes sir.
q. Did it have any machinery
on the ground when you saw il?
\. Yes sir. Part of il was
there | think when l was there.
q. How much of tunnel did
they have then? a. Only about
three hundred feet. | was all over
the property and saw the veins ns
they were opened up MS plain as
you can see out Of the window. ]
SAW the report Of Hayden and
other evidences ] got from West
ern men way up IN mining and
they pronounced il n very highly
mineralized section Of the country
and ! invested. believed il was
u great property then and ] think
so yet. My stock is not for sale.
Gen. Bloomfield interrogates Mr..
Carlock.
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Letter From MIR. Dusan

The following letter was addressed to
the Governor by p. j. Dugan of Pueblo.
one Of Colorados most eminent men:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-28
SYNDICATE

Ezra Hamilton Is seriously IN at
the home OF his daughter Mrs. r. j.
Dewey.
Miss Eva Hayes OF Manchester Is
spending several days with Mrs. Err.
est Hamilton
Mrs c. X. Woodward and Mrs.
Clark Hamilton were In Bennington
part Of last week.
The new sawmill IN Beartown own.
cd by h. -. Hard was destroyed by
fire Thursday night, Oct %. Il Is
supposed to have caught from the en-
CINE.
a young son OF Warren Woodward
met with quite q serious accident Sun
day morning while standing behind
his brother who was driving nail
with an axe, thereby getting an ugly
cash on the forehead Dr. Gray dress.
cd the wound.
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Estate Of George r. Dakin.

CTATE OF VERMONT. The Honor
> District of bennington ss able Probate
court for the District OF Bennington; To an
persons Interested iu the estate Of George r.
nakin, late Of bennington In said District
dec ased,
GREETING 0
At Probate Court holden nc bennington
within and tot said nistdctOn the 10th day Of Oc-
toher tpos. IN instrument pufportng 90 De The
last VIII and Testament of George v, nakn
late OF Bennington n said District deceased,
was presented TO the Court aforesaid for Pro
bate
Aud 10 ia ordered by said Court that the an
day OF Move o. Der, ins, no the Probate once No.
said nenninrton be assigned iOr proving said
Instrument. and that notice thereof hc given to
AN persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks succtssvely In The bennington
Evening Banner. newspaper Cifcula iiug iu
that vicinity, IN said District, previous 90 the
time appointed.
TltKREFuRE. you are hereby nounedlo ap-
pear before said Court no The time and place
aforesaid, and cuntestthc probate Of said will,
| m you have cause.
bIvrN UNnHR MY HAND ut bennington In
| saTd nisttfct. this r0th day u October. ipbs
hsaa eRAfE ,. HW T Register
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SOUTH DORSET

Miss Mary Mcbride was home over
Sunday
Mr. AID Mrs. John Carrigan OF Ben.
nington visited Mrs. Ellen Bowen last
week
Mr. and Mrs. James Malone have
gone TO Hartford, Conn, to visit rel.
atives.
Miss Margaret Mcmahon who has
been spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. John Smith has returned
to her home in New York.
The many friends Of David Wyman
and Thomas Malone are glad to see
them home again. The boys report
a fine time In New York.
Miss Lizzie Gaffney who has spent
seven summers here, has gone 10
Massachusetts to visit her sister be-
fore going to New York for the win.
ter.
Mrs James Fullum and son John
visited relatives here last week. Mrs
Fullum has sold her home at Dandy
and bought q place In Springfield,
Mass.
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HooslcK

Jonn Proud and family have moved
back TO North Pownal.
The annual turkey supper at the
Baptist church will occur Tuesday eve
ming, Nov TO-
Owing 80 Che protracted dry spell
wells and springs are dry that were
never known To- bee dry before
About 200 acres Of woodland was
burned over last Saturday and Sunday
ON the southwest hills in the edge OF
Grafton.
John Moscley is buying apples and
potatoes here at the railroad station.
paying SlOO and $l.62ia respectively
for good stock
Richard C. Brown returned the goth
from Johnstown. a. ". where he has
been for the past few days as a guest
or his brother-in-law. Dr. Whitman
Joslin.
The river road to- Hoosick Falls
which has been macadamizod Is now
open TO travel 10 is "A great improve
hA'HN Nh't iuH hlN lNNN iNdu Out the
public in general think that more
gravel should have been placed ON the
road.
AZ a recent meeting of the Baraca
class at the Baptist church, the fol.
lowing named officers were elected:
President Charles Sanford Bowie:
vice president Royal A. Bosworth;
secretary, Elmer Mealio; treasurer.
John A. Cox; teacher Rev. r. b. Toz.
err: press reporter, W. Frank Babcock.
The class room is soon to be fitted up.
There was q Democratic rally at
The Hoosick Inn Friday night. the 23rd
inst. The speakers were Fred Brown
of Pownal Center. and Emory Harris
of Bennington. There was large at.
tendance. The rally was followed by
a dance The bennington cornet band
furnished the music Several hood.
lums from Hoosick Falls who attend.
ed the rally after starting for home
threw stones through two windows In
T. r.. Howc's store and residence but
luckily did not hurt any of his family.
The perpetrators are known and ar
rests may follow.
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BONNEVILLE

William Howard caught bear In
one OF his traps recently.
Mrs. j. Ellenburg Of Fair Haven. n.
j. is visiting at Spraguc Burbank's.
C. b. Williams who has been sick
the past week is not considered any
better
The Western Reserve Medicine Co.
who have been In town for week.
holding entertainments each night.
went away Tuesday.
The FIRE which started IN some tim.
Der belonging to Mrs Flora Burbank
was suhdued by a dozen men. after
burning over about two acres.
Addie Burbank won the prize In the
popular ladies' contest by a majority
of zoo votes. The prize was a beau.
tiful silver water litter standing 1874
inches high
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

tNf'A 49, ~~a
Or C. S Buchanan was in Troy
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Noble Hayes Of
Main street left Tuesday afternoon for
New York
Miss Julia Powers of North Adams
is a guest of Mrs. Thomas Slattery Of
South street.
Miss Edna Loomis who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs w. II. Lawrence
of Troy for two weeks, returned home
last evening.
Frank Corbett is moving from Depot
street into the j. n Healey tenement
on Gage street
George Francher is moving from
School street into the Walker tene-
ment over Evans store.
Mrs. Thomas Slattery of South ST.,
went to Troy Tuesday afternoon to
spend a few days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Addie Knapp Of Bradford place
has returned from a visit with her
daughter Mrs. George Chapman of
Burlington.
All members of the Cantons are re
Quested to meet for drill in odd Eel
lows hall Thursday evening, Oct %,
at 1880 sharp.
Mrs T. c. Kelley who has been a
guest at the Methodist parsonage for
a few days returned Tuesday after
noon to her home in Troy.
Michael Casey OF Saratoga N. Y.
is spending a few days here as the
guest of his cousin, Daniel Casey Of
the west part of the town
p. j. Quackenbush who has been
visiting his family on School street.
has returned to Aver jet, Mass,
where he is employed as express
agent
The Young Womeu's baby show on
Saturday afternoon is open for all
Those who have not registered can do
so at the home of Mrs Putnam, South
street
Rev. A. j Barron left Tuesday af-
ternoOn TO meet Rt Rev. John S. Mi
chaud at North Bennington and ac-
company him to New York. Bishop
Michaud will sail Thursday for Lour-
des France. Dr. ID. A. Shea of Bur
lington will accompany him.
AT the regular meeting of Stark
lodge l. O. o. f. to be held in their
rooms in the opera house block this
evening the degree team will meet
for practice in preparation for the de-
gree work in connection with the dis
trict meeting in Salisbury next week.
All members should strive to be pres.
emit
At "a meeting of the Baptist Juniors
Tuesday afternoon the following Off
GERS were elected: President, Eugene
Burt; vice president Charles MacIar-
en-; secretary. Helen Shippey; treas
urer Margaret Puliag, pianist Miss
Bushee; assistant pianist Helen Cut
ting music committee, Miss Billie:
social committee Florence Kendall.
flower and visiting committee. Flor
ence Moore membership committee,
Marion PeTham.
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Have You ever Stopped to
Think About Your Health

Are you as well, strong and vigor-
GUS as you used to be?
Are you sometimes discouraged,
and think you'll never be any better?
Can you tell the cause of your
trouble, or what maks you sick?
Do you know that about nine-tenths
Of all sickness is caused by kidney
trouble?
Have you ever stopped TO think that
your kidneys may be the couse of your
poor health.
Most people do not realize how
much work the kidneys are required
to do every day
Every drop of blood in the body
must pass through and be filtered by
the kidneys thousands of times a day.
How can they do their work well
| If they are sick?
II your kidneys need treatment, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-ROot will prove to
be just the medicine you need
If you write to DR.. Kilmer g. Co..
Binghamton, N Y, every reader Of
this paper who has not already tried
Swamp-Root, the great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Remedy, may receive a
sample bottle by mail, absolutely
| free.
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NORTH HooslcK

Myron Cottrell Jr., is on the sick
list.
George Hamilton VINO has sciatic
rheumatism is a little better.
George Saunders had the misfortune
to cut his hand one day last week
The Ladies Aid will hold a business
meeting at Mrs Klages Friday even
ing
John Nesbitt who has been visiting
friends here has returned to his home
In Ohio. s%
There were 80 who went up to Rob
ert McCart's last Wednesday night on
The straw ride.
William Cottrell and John Mcclure
We're in Buskirks Bridge hunting Sat
urday and brought home three greys
aud Two rabbits.
William Cottrell Jr., and Ira Bull
were in Schuylerville and Hebron hunt
ing several days last week and
brought home q greys
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-28
Receivers Sale
Bennington Gas Plant

will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder at Bennington, Yer
mont, on the 29th day of October,
1908, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at
the Office of the said Gas Company,
the entire plant and all the personal
property belonging thereto Of the Ben
nington Gas Company, and will also
sell the accounts receivable of said
Company.
This plant consists of about 71A
miles of mains, and has 470 meters
and 425 gas stoves now in use.
The annual output Of gas Is about
100000 cubic feet, and the business
Of the plant Is increasing so that the
following year it should be much
greater. There is also an opportunity
to extend the mains of the company,
as we'll as the laterals, and there is a
demand for both such extensions on
the part OF wouldbe consumers, resi-
dent within the village OF Bennington,
the population of which is about 5000
The candle power is IS and the pro
portion of gas sold for fuel purposes
is about 80 per cent
This entire plant was constructed
In 1905, and offers an inviting oppor-
tunity for the investment Of capital
and sure returns.
The sale will be for cash and a de-
post of 20 per cent will be required
to secure bid.
The sale Is made under and by vir
tue Of an order of the court of chan.
Gerry for the county Of Bennington and
will be subject to the approval OF the
chancellor.
For further particulars correspond
with the receiver, Alexander X. Rit
chic, OF with the president, w. Il. Put.
nam, both OF Bennington, Vermont.
Bennington. Vermont, this lst day
Of october, 1908.
Alexander X. Richie,
Receiver.
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