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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
MAN AND WIFE
in FATAL DUEL

Husband Kills Woman, Then Commits
Suicide.
Oakland, Col, Jan H. Pietro sa-
recehe, an iron worker, and his wife,
Renia fought duel to the death yes.
terday ia their little cottage here.
He vas armed with butcher knife
and she with razor After battling for
rs or 20 minutes he slew her and then
cut his own throat from ear to ear, ex-
piring on ner dead body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?

kidney IF0upIe MAKES I0u MIseTabIe,
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know Of the wonderful
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13

Dyspeplets :::s .i:si s si:s
discomlofts Of indigestion and dyspepsia, Sugar
coated tablets. l0c OF 25e. Druggists or hS mail.
CatarrletS SAY s:s, ,s ss,.s;S Is5'' ~. Z
mucous membrane. swceten breath. Best garglo
sore throat soc G. l. Hood Co., Lowell. Mass.
ii Made BIZ Hood It's Good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-01-13

bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh Of tile bladder and
Briaht's Disease, which Is the worst
form Of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilnler's Swanp-Root is not rec
oin1nended for every thing buff you have
kidney. liver or bladder trouble it will be
found just the remedy you need. Il has
been tested in so many ways, in hospital
work aud in private practice, and has
proved 50 successful III every case that a
special arrangement has been made BY
which all readers Of this paper, who have
not already tried it. may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, alsoa book tell
ing more about SwanIp-Root. and how to
fndontifvou have kidney or bladder trou-
ble When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to Or. Kilfner GO
st Co, Binghantton, 4 ss. Il.
n. Y. The regular N!
fifty-cent and one - Z e.
dollar size bottles are Homo Of Stamp Root
sold BY all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swainp-Roo DIR. Kilmsr's Swamp Root,
and the address, Binghamton, N. ", on
every bottle.
The oasis., 1908-12-26

at Cullacan tho terminal will bo
located at Osa, on the San Lorenzo
river about fifty kilometres from
Culiacan and 700 kilometres from
Guaymas. AT Osa there will be
built the shops--so il is said--that
had been projected at Culacan,
and the force that 90 with a
division terminal will be located at
that place. This change is said to
be due 10 some difficulty in secur-
ing the necessary grounds at
Culiacan. All the ground needed
at Osa has been donated by a large
and owner there, and it will be-
come quite town.
Monday of last week there were
united in marriage at Culiacan
Miss Mason, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mason, (Mr. Mason
being connected with the Grant
Brothers Construction Company
and Mr.. Goodyear Pitts, a young
man who has the contract for
fencing the railway right of way,
At the Hotel Rosales there was
served sumptuous wedding break
fast, prepared in the finest style of
the art culinary by Mr.. M. Marche-
bout, proprietor of the hotel res
taurant. The Americans in Culia-
can and vicinity were present in
large numbers, and the occasion
was one which will be remembered
long by all participants.
The oasis., 1908-12-26

Afikona. Ai his annual meeting ll6afd ~
1--WE % directors are Nv BE- elected "a serve fuf
the ensuing year ~ until their auetassofs are
elected and qualified
The Officers NJ thF Corporation shall bn a
President. President. Secretary and Treas.
gfef ana shall be elected by the Hoard Of
Directors
VIII, That the highest amount oi Indebted
ness ana liability direct or contingent ~ which
shall In no case exceed One Hundred Thousand
Dollars.
TX. The private property OF the members
and stockholders shall be forever exempt from
any ana all corporate debts and liabilities Of
the Corporation.
In WITNESS WHEREOF we, the undersigned.
incorporators, have hereunto set our hands
aud seals, this 9th day Of November. A. ID.
1908.
5. W. GARRETsoN, SEAL
J. W. ROBERTS, SEAL
NJ 7. WRLGur lSEAI
The oasis., 1908-12-26
TERRITORY OLE ARIZONA. -.

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ %
l. Phil Herold, County Recorder in and for
the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby
certify that | have compared the foregoing
copy with the original articles of incorporation
OF the TEPIC GOLD MINING COMPANY. filed
and recorded in my office on the 5th day of
December, 1908, in Book of Miscellaneous
Records at page - ct seq and that the same
is affhll, true and correct copy of such original
and OF the whole thereof.
Witness my hand and seal of office this 18th
day of December, A. d. 1905
[SEALl. PHIL HsRoLp
200 County Recorder
The oasis., 1908-12-26
s. W. GARRETsoN, fsEAL.l
J. W. ROBERTS, [SEAL.l
NJ =. WRIGHT, [SEAL.l
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, GO

u n II VT NALIFUhNIht 90
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES: %
Before me, Myrtle NJ. Brown, Notary Public.
IN and for the County of Los Angeles, State of
California, on this day personally appeared s.
W. Garretson, j. w. Roberts. and NJ. p. Wright.
known TO me to be the persons whose names
are subscribed to the foregoing instrument
and acknowledged TO me that they executed
the same for the purposes and considerations
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal of office, this
9th day of November A. D. 1908.
My commission expires Nav IA. 1910
lSEALl. Myrtle NJ. BROWN.
Notary Public in for the County
OF Los Angeles, State of California.
The oasis., 1908-12-26
SINAloA-eontinusd.

Mr.. Joseph Ellis, one OF the old
time residents at Nogales, widely
known all the way from San Fran
cisco to Central America, is now at
Culiacan, and makes his head
quarters at the Hotel Rosales.
Mr.. W. S. Madding of Nogales is
visiting Culican, having come from
Nogales on the same train as did
the editor, but making the journey
through without stopping en- route.
Mr.. J. w. Edwards, travelling
salesman for Roy & Titcomb Inc,
of Nogales, arrived at Culiacan in
the afternoon of Thursday two
weeks ago, having come up from
Mazatlan to Altata by boat, thence
to the capital city by train.
Mr.. J. }. Kearney from Magoa-
lena, is at Culiacan looking about
a bit for something in the way Of a
good mine.
Coming down on the train The
OASIS man was informed of splen-
did opportunity for a practical
and educated farmer at the Haci.
enda Cieneguita not far from
Guamachil, in the valley OF the
Sinaloa river. The property,
owned by a gentleman named Ma.
varro, is magnificent domain en-
bracing several thousand acres of
some of the finest land in the state
of Sinaloa. Mr.. Navarro. who is
very wealthy, has laid out a great
deal of money in all sorts of agri-
cultural machinery, and has every
facility for farming upon an ex-
tensive scale, which he is doing.
Bnt he feels that with the right
kind of talent his place can be
made to yield much greater returns,
and he offers splendid layout to
the right kind OF man. This is
an opportunity for graduate Of
an American agricultural college.
Mr.. w. S. Hunt from Houston,
Texas, has established a real estate
office at Culiacan; as have also Mr..
J. Massey from Denver, Colorado,
and Mr.. Egbert Adams from Cali
fornia. The growing demand for
Sinaloa lands will make business
for all three of their offices.
Mr.. NJ. E. Flores from San Fran
cisco, California, who is operating
in mines in Sinaloa, makes his
headquarters in Culiacan.
Mr.. w. S. Richey from Los An
geles, is at Culiacan, looking for
investments.
Messrs. Santiago Hawkins and
Robert Saxon from Nogales, are
clerks in the railway freight Office
at Culiacan.
At Culiacan Mr.. Ed. Sharpe of
Nogales is located, being interested
with G. 7. Jones in the railroad
eating house and running the bust
ness. John Hawkady is steward
and Mrs. Hawkady is head cook.
The Sinaloa Land Company has
sold recently 100000 acres of land,
south from Culiacan, that was
bought for colonization purposes,
and quite colony is expected from
the United States to improve and
cultivate the lands.
Mr.. R. f. Kirkwood of Phoenix,
Arizona, who is superintendent of
the Realito mine, which is about
forty miles north from Culiacan,
makes his headquarters at the
mine, but visits Culiacan OCCASION
ally to purchase supplies. Two
weeks ago he was in the city on
such a mission.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
CHANGE PLAN
FOR SILT BRIDGE

Being Informed that $4,000
might be saved the county by
sealing down the weights Of the
proposed bridge at Silt. and hav-
ing decided that the structure
should be wider than planned,
the board of county commission
ers decided yesterday to postpone
the letting of the contract.
a resolution on the subject was
passed by the board. In substance
it states that while Charles G.
Shecly Of Denver made the lowest
bid for a bridge with steel floor
loists and concrete piers.the board
has thought it best to require the
lowest bidder to make decreases
in weights and quantities and
that the entire cost to Garfield
county shall not exceed the mini
mum sum of $4,000, and that a
solid concrete construction for
abutmentS should be used instead
of a skeleton reinforced conStruc-
ton
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
This Time a Girl Wife Is Killed By Hus-
band Who Then Puts An End to His
Own Miserable Existence
JEALOUSY, WH|SkEY AND BAD TEMPER

Colorado Springs, Feb. g.
Jealousy combined with i'll tem-
per has again scored up IA murder
and "A suicide.
Earl Ryan, "a years Of age, fii
ed two bullets into the head OF
his lS-year-old wife and then
placed the muzzle Of the revolver
nj his mouth and killed himself
The two dead bodies were found
this morning in shed short
distance from the home of Mrs. L.
Morrison, mother of young Mrs.
Ryan, i'll Colorado City.
For some time Ryan has been
employed at Fort Garland. He
was of AN extremely jealous dis
position. and, Judging from state
mcntS he made to his friends. he
suspected that his wife was re
ceiving the attentions of other
men. He returned to Colorado
City yesterday and remained all
day at the Morrison home. where
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
He HUGGED THE COLLEGE WIDOW
For This Paul Neer Was Today Sus.
pended One Month By the Faculty
of the State School of Mines

Golden. Colo. Feb. 6.-PauI
\eer, manager Of the 1908 foot
ball team at the state School OF
Mines has been suspended because
of scandalous conduct.
Recently Neer and number OF
other football boys from Golden
We're invited guests at the presen-
tation of the play 1.-The College
Widow at the Broadway thea
ter in Denver. The crowd sat IN
a lower box. During the scene
when the widow" appears and
kisses the Students Neer be-
came envious, and without heSi.
tation, leaped from the box to the
stage, where he embraced and
kissed the fair widow. - This
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
Which Provides for a Perma-
nent Tariff Commission
to Gather Facts
ADVANTAGES ARE MANY

Washington. Feb. 6 Senator
Beveridge Of Indiana yesterday
addressed the senate in advocacy
of his bill to create permanent
tariff commission. The senator
was accorded "A careful hearing by
both the Republican and Demo
cratic side of the chamber and
crowded galleries. Senator Bever-
ldge SAID III part:
The tariff is fixed by facts.
How to get at these facts is the
first question III the whole tariff
problem. Common sense and eX-
perience answer that question.
We should create "A body of ex-
perts to find ont those facts for
us. These men should be the fit
test men that can be found for
this work. They should give their
whole time to this work and lay
before us the result Of their work.
This bill seeks to create such
a commission of experts to find
out the facts upon which congress
builds a tariff and to make Il
classification of articles to which
congress- can plainly and accur-
ately fix customs duties.
.'By<zi his bill the commission
itself is not allowed to fix duties
or even to suggest any rate. The
fixing of duties is left to congress.
The commission is kept strictly to
the task Of gathering facts and
making clear clasSiiicationS. The
first is expert investigating work,
the second expert clerical work.
Neither is Legislative work.
German and the world follow
ed our plan of a single protective
tariff, and then logically devcl-
oped that plan into double pro
tective plan. We must be as
wise now as they were then; and
just as they took the single pro
tcctive plan from us, so now we
must take the double protective
plan from them. Our manufac-
turers, our cattlemen. our agricul-
turiStS, our miners. our whole
producing classes ask only the
same advantages that their rivals
have in the markets of the world.
They demand no more than this.
but they will accept no less than
this. Tariff for trade. Trade for
prosperity. Common sense meth
DDS for both These must hence
forth be the American watch
words i'll the worldwide contest
for commerce
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08

Denver Union Stock Yards COM
puny will erect permanent build
ings in time for the annual eX-
hibition next January, says the
Denver Record d-Stockman. A plan
has been arranged whereby a
membership will become a good
safe interest bearing investment,
Briefly stated, the plan is as fol
lows:
a membership costs 800. II
may be paid for cash down or
in annual installments of $40
each. The money received for
memberships is deposited at inter
est and is held for ten years as a
guarantee that the annual eXhibi-
tion will be held that length of
time. AT the end Of the ten years
the principal and interest in the
fund belongs to the holders of
membership p certificates.
\ number of Stockmcn have
recognized these memberships as
Il splendid investment for their
boys and during the last show
several young men. some Of them
boys of only - or l3 years of
age. took out memberships on the
ten dollar a year plan. These
boys will grow with the show. feel
a personal interest in its develop
ment and the lessons that will be
aught them annually will event
tally bring them returns of far
rrn"t"" value than the monetary
value of their membership.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
SILT BRIDGE BIDS

Denver, Feb. 6.-At the office
of the state engineer Tuesday
bids We're opened for the con
Struction of the new Garfield
county bridge at Silt. Proposals
were received from four compan-
les on certain specifications of the
work, and from two companies
upon all parts. as follows:
Wooden joists and concrete
abutments-M. J. Patterson, $13,-
565: Midland Bridge company.
$13,90S.
Steel joints and concrete abut-
ments-C. G. Sheely, $15,517; NJ.
j. Patterson. $15,67O
Wooden ioists and tubular
piers-M. J. Patterson. $l1 .03O;
Joliet Bridge & Iron company,
$12,44O.
Steel joists and concrete abut-
ments-C. Sheely, $l3,339; NJ. J.
Patterson. $14,135.
The bids were refnrred to the
deputy state engineer for compil-
alton and awards will be made
later. The bridge is to be con-
structed under an appropriation
of 81 1000 from the state, the bal
ance Of the cost to be borne by
Garfield county.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08

was thought by some people in
the audience to be little by
play framed up by the manage
ment, but it was not. Neer was
so enthusiastic over his first per-
formance that few minutes lat
er he repeated it, and presented
to the widow miniature School
OF Mines penant. All this was re-
ported to the faculty with the re-
suit that Neer today was suspend
ed a month from the institution.
Other students, who were with
Neer on the night of the notable
performance, are trembling in
their shoes lest the faculty should
call them on the carpet to answer
for their conduct.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
incorporation
WORK BEGINS

A petition for the incorporation
of Grand Valley as town was
filed together with Il plat III the
county court this morning. There
are said to be very few people OF
the village opposed to this step
being taken, and it is claimed
that the proposition will carry at
the election, the date of which is
to be set by the court, by prac-
cally an unanimous vote. Attor.
ney c. w. Darrow is representing
those who wish to incorporate
Grand Valley as town.
Judge Beardsley named +. w.
Popple, j. II. Hurlburt, S. b.
Wasson. NJ. IL. STREET and 7. n.
Thompson, petitioners, residing
within the proposed incorporated
limits of said town to be appoint
ed commissioners to at once call
an election Of all the qualified
voters residing within the terri
tory embraced in the proposed
limits as described and plated, to
be held at some convenient time
and place.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
TWO KILLED
NEAR TELLURIDE

Telluride, Feb. 6.-Two men
were killed in a slide which ran
at the Lewis mine yesterday af-
ternoon. The slide carried away
the hoist house in which four men
were working. The four were ali
Greeks and two of them became
so frightened that they never
stopped to see what had become
of their comrades. but they ran
into Telluride and reported the
slide. They say the last they saw
OF their two comrades was when
they We're being carried down the
hill. The dead men are Gus An
gclo and Gus TangoS. The citi-
zens of Telluride are thoroughly
disgusted with the two men who
left the other two TO their fate in
the pile of snow instead of stay
ing and trying to eXtricate them.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
Lieutenant Governor Harper
Talks to the Montrose
County Farmers
SETTLERS INFORMED

Montrose, Feb. 6. 6.-Lieutenant
Governor E. Il. Harper was the
principal speaker of the session
of the Montrose county farmers
institute last night. The heuten-
ant governor was at his best and
he discussed at length the bene-
fits that accrue from farmers in.
stitutes, and the policy of the
state in establishing these insti-
tutes and the profit in maintain
ing them for the benefit of the
settler and the farmer.
He claims that inaSmuch as the
state has gone to the expense OF
maintaining these agricultural
schools in different sections that
those who are interested in fruit
raising. stockraising and kindred
industries should give the schools
the support they merit and that
each farmer and in fact every
citizen of the state should take ii
upon himself to advertise to the
world at large that Colorado will
not only furnish farm to all
who care to settle within her
boundaries here. but that after
the settler arrived here, the state
itself taught him how to use his
land to the best advantage.
The lieutenant governor main
tains that this is the only state III
the union that supports schools
of this nature.
He believed the people of the
state are only beginning to real
ize the benefits to be gained from
the farmers institutes through
Dut the state and to him had been
allotted the task of arouSlng en-
thusiasm in their attendance. So
successful was he that after ne
had finished his address a mo-
tion prevailed to make the or
ganization permanent and TO pre-
pare for an institute to be held
each year. This was done and
local officers We're selected, com
mittees were appointed and suf-
fcient funds guaranteed to make
the organization and the school
permanent feature of the agri-
cultural resources of Montrose
county.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
CAT SAVED BUT man May DIE

Gunnison, Colo, Feb. 6.-m a
hospital in this city Adam Muir
die. 60 years of age, a mine own
er. lies dying as the result of
trip through a binding SNOW
storm. the object of his journey
being to save IA pet cat. Murdle
left his cabin and made his way
to Tin Cup TO stock up with pro-
visions. There he received a let
ter stating that he should come
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
LOCAL BRIEFS

Miss frankie Malaby is slightly
indiSpoSed today.
Miss Bess White has recovered
from an illness of two weeks dur
alton.
Those Of our citizens who own
land in the lower Grand valley
are all more than pleased with
their purchases.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church is arranging to
give IA bazaar and supper on the
date of the next Market day.
1t is reported that by Monday
the force of men at the Shoshone
works will be increased to $50
and that a full force of $50 men
will be put on by the first of the
month.
A party composed of II. w. AL
len and family of st. Paul, Mimi,
and John Monaghan and wife Of
Duluth, stopped at the Hotel
Glenwood last night on their way
east from the Pacific coast
p. f. Murphy left on the Mid
land last night. He said that he
was going to Basalt. 1t is said
that Mr.. Murphy is seeking anoth-
er location. Until recently he
was night policeman.-Aspen
Times.
Rev. w. O. Woolever requests
the Post to announce special SER
vices at the Methodist church
Sunday evening in honor of Lin
coins birthday. Some of Glen9
woods prominent citizens will de-
liver short addresses.
Attorney c. w. Darrow and
Cliff Rowe went to New Castle
this morning to take the deposi-
ton of George Doepping. which
is to be produced in the Coryell-
Lawson civil suit in the district
court. Doepping is quite ill with
pneumonia. Mr.. Darrow repre-
sents Coryell in the case.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
GLENWOOD NEWS ITEMS
From Thursdays Daily Post.

From Thursdays Daily Post.
Mrs. Sadie Korn and Mrs.
Cliff Rowe leave this evening for
Denver, where they will remain
for a short visit.
b. T. Napier returned this
morning from trip of sew
eral weeks to Washington and
other eastern points,
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
Mrs. Cammack Improving.

Pueblo. Colo, Feb. 6.-Mrs.
Sherman T. Cammack. who was
shot by her husband, who then
committed suicide, last Thursday
night. is in an improved condi-
tion. and may recover, though the
physicians at first stated that she
coudl not survive her injuries.
Charles w. Cammack. brother of
the deceased broker. is here from
Tacoma, Wash, and has made ar
Flngements for the funeral.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08

East without delay. He would
have boarded the first eastbound
train. but remembered that his
pet cat would starve during his
absence. SO he struck out in the
storm. made his way to the cabin
and after resting awhile. started
out again. He was delerious and
almost frozen when picked up
and brought to Gunnison. The
cat survived the ordeal.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08

his wife was stopping. lie pur-
chased "A bottle Of whiskey and
drank part Of the contents. The
couple quarreled nearly all day,
and late in the evening they left
the house telling Mrs. Morrison
That they were going TO see
friends. Shortly afterwards Mrs
Morrison heard shots. but paid no
attention to them.
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08
GREAT STOCK
SHOW BUILDING

If the stock interests of the
West will, within the next sixty
days, take out memberships
enough in the Western Stock
Show association, to guarantee
the permancy of the show, the
The Glenwood post., 1908-02-08

From present indications the
Democrats of Wisconsin will be
the first to name their delegates
at-large to the Denver convention.
The Wisconsin convention has
been called to meet at Milwaukee,
February 13.