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The daily sentinel., 1908-11-12

not a quorum of the stock represent
ed. Only $4,000 shares were repre-
sented, or $4,000 shares short of a
quorum.
At this meeting Engineer McCon-
nell was asked what would be the
effect If the proposed amendments to
the articles of incorporation provid-
ing for the increased assessment were
turned down. In reply Engineer Nc
Connell read this telegram;
Washington, ID. c..
November 10.
Reclamation Service,
Montrose. Colo.
l understand the Uncompahgre
Water Users Association is not dis
posed to make necessary amend
ments of articles. In view of the
great demand for funds for other
projects where conditions are salts
factory, you are instructed to close
down work on Uncompahgre project
IL necessary amendments are not
promptly made.
GARFIELD. Secretary.
The Press, commenting on this tel
egram, said:
THE reading of the above telegram
from the secretary of the interior by
Engineer Mcconnell, at the meeting
of the Uncompahgre Valley Water
Users Association at Olathe this af-
ternoon, created sensation, and op-
ened the eyes of those present to the
vital necessity of voting for the pro-
posed amendments to the articles of
incorporation of the association. The
telegram caused change of front
toward the amendments on the mart
OF those stock holders who had here
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foting to do such thing. although
Secretary Garfield desires them to do
so.
Friday a meeting of the board of
directors of the Water Users Associa-
tion was held in Montrose to ar
range for meeting of the stockhold-
ers to be held Tuesday at Olathe. The
ack of interest was manifested at
this board meeting. In part. the
Montrose Enterprise says of the
meeting:
81. w. Mcconnell. who was at the
meeting Friday, manifested his cha
grin at the lack of interest on the
1art of the members of the associa-
tion.
This is the most important issue
which has yet come before the resi-
dents of this valley, said Mr.. McCon-
neil, and yet those who are vitality
aGected apparently have not enough
interest to attend n meeting. This
matter is of much more concern to
YOU than it is to the government
eu ere the ones who are to get the
The daily sentinel., 1908-11-12

benefit of the project. and not the
government | tell you frankly, gen.
tlemen, not in the nature of threat
but because 1t is the truth, the recla-
nation service is not going to mon
key along with you much longer. You
must take action on this question one
way or the other pretty soon, or the
appropriation which is expected to
go to the Uncompahgre project will
be directed to other projects where
the people are more enthusiastic than
they seem to be here
Mr. Mcconnell acknowledged that
at the time of beginning the work on
the tunnel he did not expect 1t to
cost more than $25 per acre; but diff
ficulties which could not be foreseen
have arisen which have increased the
cost, and the government wants to
know whether the people who are to
he benefited are going to stand good
for it or not, before any more money
is appropriated for the project"
At the meeting of the stockholders
of the association at Olathe there was
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GARFIELD MAY
CLOSE GuNNIS0N PROJECT

J. There have been some very j.
j. interesting and rather exciting !.
= developments. from all accounts, i.
= concerning the Gunn'son or I'M :.
= oompahgre project during the :.
- past few DAYS and the climax is +
r a threat made by Secretary Gar +
Il field to cltcc down the work on =.
j. the project, and another deoiar- Il
= alton ly Eu~ineor l. w McCon- j.
+ neil, wen kucwn here, to the eC- 4.
= feet that IL tna Monuose aud i.
r Dc.ta Ieooc d'd rot get busy, =
J. the money eVrectod FOR their :.
J. project viii 70 - other projects i
= whore the aeop axe showing f.
= IiVeicr iatere-t =
= :. : =. !, :. !. j.
1t has all conc ahctt through the
neCecsity Of iutreasing the assess
nient per acre ~ avd ucdtr tho tun-
mel in order 30 meet the Increased
costs. and the .oop'e aeem CIV about
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Lofore opposed them."

tofore opposed them.
Efforts will be made at once to get
out full representation of the mem
bers of the association and to pass
the amendments and prevent a long
delay in the work. 1t is serious
proposition that confronts the peo-
pie of that section. 1t is up to them
to get mighty busy.
When the big project first started
it was figured that the cost would
not exceed $25 per acre; but unex-
pected additional work, ETC.. indicates
that the cost may reach $50 an acre,
and the department wants the arti-
cles OF the Water Users Association
changed to meet the new conditions.
Cameo Coal, our straight mine run
averages so 20 good lump and nut,
only 209o slack. 527 Main street
Phone Junction 2S7.
The perfection of the cigar making
ndustry-Tobyhann
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The perfection of the cigar making
ndustry-Tobyhann
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14
neafns.a oanno, ns cured

BY local applications. az they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way 10 cure deaf.
ness and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness "a caused by IA
lnaamed condition OF the mucous I'm
mg % the Eustaehian Tube. When
this tube Is nhamed YOU have a rumb-
Inns sound or imperfect hearing. and
Il Is entirely closed Deafness is the
result. and unless the Inflammation
cen be taken out and this tube rostor'
"a 20 its normal condition hearing VIII
Be destroyed forever; nine cases op'
90 ten are caused by caiarrh, which Z
nothing bat an inaamed condition o.
tie mucous surfaces.
We win give one Hundred Dollars
tor any case OF Deafness lcaased BY
catarrhl that cannot BE- cured b.
Halls CAsagrh Cure. Send for elrcn
lars free y, J. CHENNY & CO.
sola BY druggists, 7Se- Toledo. o,
Take Halrs Family Pills Tor e0nsi.
pAllon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14
ADVERTISING MERCHANTS, AT
TENTloNl

If you have examined the cata
logues issued by the big mail order
concerns you will have been impress
ed. perhaps, with the studied efforts
these merchants make TO convince
people that they can save money BY
dealing with them--save something
on almost any article under the sun.
The appeal succeeds as you know;
and these merchants win largely be
cause OF the emphasis they place on
this one idea all Of the time, in all
Of their advertising.
Now you know that on great
many things you can undersell these
same mail order people; and so Il
seems as though one way to compete
with them would be to enlarge upon
the fact that you can undersell even
the mail order houses on same quali'
ties OF goods.
And, in your advertising, it might
be wise to learn one thing from these
people. They take plenty of space
in which to describe Casually In very
crude literary style, but still with a
certain amount OF conviction) the
merits and attractions Of their goods
specific, detailed descriptions.
You can make your ads. twice as
Interesting as any mail order cata-
logue, twice as readable-but you
should, perhaps. keep in mind the two
things that. in mail order advertising,
sell goods. Claims of money-saving
-and detailed descriptions of articles
land always iteration and reiteration
OF the idea that their prices are
lower.
Incidentally, the mail order merch-
ant viii not cut into the trade OF any
merchant who advertises aggressively
and adequately in his best local news
paper.
The Sun has a few extensive adver.
Users who use its columns quite
frequently and we are glad to say
that IN every case we can point them
out as the firms doing the largest
business in their respective branches,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

AS suggested by Col. w. J. Bryan,
Democratic candidate for President,
The Sun will receive contributions to
the Democratic campaign fund and
forward same to the National com
mittee. No subscription OF less than
one dollar will be received, and the
names of all contributors will be pub.
lished in The Sun, unless otherwise
requested. Receipts for all money
forwarded to the National committee
will also be published. Send in your
subscription and help the cause. The
committee needs the money"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Notice u hereby given that under and hv
virtue OF a Decree % Foreclosure made aud
rendered on the Sitn day 81 September. A. 70.
1907, ~ the Hon J, r. Wuls Judge 81 the
Circuit Court Of the Eighth Judicial Circuit OF
FLORIDA. IN and Tor Aiachua county. IN a cor.
tain chBncery case therein pending. wherein
=. 4 Del Was complainant and q. u. spencer
aefeadant l, The undersigned, a. special
20 the hiEhest and best bidder Tor cash be.
fore the court house door IN tho City %
Gainesville. AlachuA county. klOrida. on Mon,
daf. tho ith dAy 81. September A. D i0ls. be-
tween thc ieRal h01rs 90 sale, the following
DESERVED ne rsouai prolertY toWiU
One nAV marc An0nt eleven Years odd named
Maud. 0nc-h0rsc Wagon said property 20 be
s0a ~ The pgopcrty % sak r. q. Spencer 10
satisfy sald decree ard casts. Terms. cash.
g. r. LAYTON.
Special Master In Chancery.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Frank s. Sans brought mp another
lot OF fishermen from Oak I'm last
Saturday and they were tried before
Justice Turner for violating the fish
laws. and bound over to the next
term OF criminal court Frank Is de.
termined 90 stop the illesal fishing
and there win be a number TO appear
before the next term OF criminal court.
New smyrna Breeze.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Judge Gr0sscup evidently thinks
President Roosevelt knows nothlns
about the law OF the cvidehee IN the
standard on suit The Presidents
spectacular method o. trusthustlng
for political purposes was sure %
strike snag when the higher courts
took hold Of the matter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

A committee from the board Of
trade Of Punta Gorda has been ap,
pointed With fun power 20 have Inn.
mediately 5.0Oo illustrated pamphlets
printed for the purpose o. adyev,is
ing the town.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14
STATE REVENUES FROM NATION
AL FORESTS.


Figures just made public by the
Forest Service show that under the
new law requiring rs per cent Of the
gross proceeds Of National forests
business to be paid over to the States
and Territories In which the forests
are located, to be used for public
schools and roads, the last fiscal year
viii yield these States SAT ,06S.79.
The amounts which 90 to each
vary from sS13.6S for Arkansas to
over sac, 1000 for Montana. The small
amount for Arkansas is because the
two National forests in that State
were created so recently that they
have not yet got fairly under way.
Oklahoma, with one small National
forest, receives 1854; Kansas, $S44;'
and the next smallest after these Is
Necraska. with s2.350. Since the for.
ests in these last two States were
set aside from land naturally destitute
OF trees, that the Government might
try forest planting on them, 1t will
probably surprise most people that
they should yield any revenue at all.
National forest business is chiefly
of three kinds, grazing, timber sales,
and special uses; the latter compris-
ing the use of the lesser resources
OF the forests and the permits Inyolv-
ing the development Of water power.
It is interesting to note the States
in which the largest volume Of each
of these three kinds Of business is
done and study the cause which
make their revenues correspondingly
larger.
Montana, California and Colorado
lead in the timber sales. In the case
Of Montana and California this fact
is mainly due to the accessibility of
the timber in the National forests.
The fact that the timber can be read
lily reached and quickly transported
to market has created a heavy de-
mand which is reflected in the volume
Of business Colorado is almost abso.
lutely dependent upon the National
forest timber for It's mining opera
lions. Each of these States viii re-
ceive over $4,000 from the proceeds
Of the forests.
Idaho, Utah and Oregon head the
list OF the States IN grazing business.
The causes In this case are several
IN the hrst place these States are
supplied with more abundant forage,
largely on account Of more plentiful
In some cases the ranges
win support sheep TO the acre,
whereas the ranges elsewhere will
often support no more than one sheep
TO from four 70 six acres, Again. the
methods are, as a rule, more
In these States, higher
class Of herders is employed, and
better grade OF stock Is kept. Man.
agement, moreover, Ia more intensive.
Sheep are handled In small, bands.
and the herders In running them are
able 10 keep them in scattered order
so that they do not DO so much dam.
age to the range as does the large
band which can be controlled only
when closely herded, Idaho's share
OF the receipts Is over $4,000
California leads In special use
business, partly because OF the large
amount OF water power developed and
partly because OF the large population
adjacent to the forests and drawing
upon their resources. The State viii
receive as les share OF the National
forest proceeds about $4,000
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Hughes announces he viii run for
Governor OF New York again, and the
Republican party leaders say he viii
be defeated. aithougHWthe President
10 for him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

standard on trust shares have ap.
preciated S21O.OO0.ooo since the panic,
so Il viii be no great strain on Broth,
or Rockefeller 20 contribute a million
or 20 10 the Republican campaign
fund.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Hundreds Of Florida people are now
az the sea coast resorts enjoying the
cool breeEes from old Ocean. while
others are rsticating In the noun.
tains OF North Carolina and Tenncs.
see.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED UNDER SECTION OF CHAPTER
ASS, LAWS OF FLORIDA.

Notice Is hereby given that Z. J. Burkhim.
purchaser OF Tax Certificate No ~. dated
the ath cay ~ July, n fpO4. has nled
said certificate Ia my once aud mas made ap-
plcatiOn tor tax deed 20 issue IN accordance
with law. said certificate embraces the fol-
lowing described property situated IN Alachua
county. Florida. towit;
mat part OF Swa OF swA south OF r. r.,
Sec. 1. To. sS.R tT-4 acres
The said Land being assessed az the date OF
the issuance OF such certificate in the name Of
Ben virgins.
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed &C.
cOrsing 70 law. tax deed viii issue thereon on
the 18th day Of August, A. ID 1903
Witness my Oficial signature and seal this
the 18th day OF july. A. ID leoS
3. N. WIENGES,
"a Clerk circuit Court Alachna Co, Via
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

You may be sure the Independence
Party is not expecting 10 cut much
ice, or Mr. Hearst would have him
self nominated for President
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

The enormous amount OF over
twelve million pounds OF leather Is
required yearly 20 provide boots and
shoes for the Inhabitants OF the Uni
ted States alone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Potatoes which grow on vines like
gooseberries have been found in Con.
necticut Such humorous potatoes
are. OF course, irish.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Even the "unspeakable Turk" has
determined at last ON constitutional
government. The world certainly does
move towards Democracy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Find one new use for want adyertis.
ing, and you viii have found one new
way TO prosper,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Sometimes business man gives the
impression that bis time Is worth less
than that OF his lowestsalarled en-
ploye. How about "help-wanted"
ado
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

I: It's printed stationery you want
The Sun Office is the place to get 1t.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

Mr.. Guffey must feel grateful 10
Mr. Bryan that he limited donations
10 the Democratic campaign fund 20
$4,000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-14

You never spent too much for a
thing after having read the ads. care
fully.
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HUGHES MEN ACTIVE.

Hughes York fol
presidency
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A Midnight Attempt to Blow Him Up While
AsIeep---Watertank and Back Porch Stair
way Demoished---Nobody Hurt.

Dynamite Chief
A dwelling
leading
is o as
a but
in
of Gurrey pretty dumb
I to my housean md to o the
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FRANCISCO 12The wha William Baylies has been lost
the been rescued
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HISTORIC CROWN
FOR CATAFkLQUE

The great wooden crown. which has
been used for over forty years on the
catafalques at all the state funerals
in Hawaii, was yesterday conveyed
from the Governors office to the un-
dertaking parlors of H. H. Williams,
to be placed on the catafalque for the
funeral of Prince David. The crown is
Ian immense affair of carved wood
painted in red and gold in imitation of
feather work
This crown is q historic one. 1t
was first used at the funeral of King
Kamehameha ". and at every state
funeral since. The catafaIque to be
used. which is now being prepared for
the solemn occasion of the coming
funeral. is the same as was used at
the funeral of Kapiolani. 1t was made
new for that state funeral, the larger
eatafalque, which had been used for a
large number of years preceding, and
which was built up when required on
a large hay wagon, having been de-
stroyed shortly before.
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NINE PEOPLE KILLED

WINNIPEG June 13-Nine people killed here by
premature explosion.
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The coming of the Atlantic fleet is
ors any. nor is it regarded as an event
that calls for any special generosity
on the part of the members. At least,
such was the impression given at the
meeting of the board last night, when
every proposition made to do some
thing extra in view of the early ar
rival of some thousands of visitors was
voted down.
Captain Rees called attention to the
dusty condition of the streets along
the waterfront and asked that the
county oil them to keep down the dust
and make things pleasanter for the
sailors and for the thousands of town.
folk and visitors from the other is
lands who would be here and who
would be certain TO visit the front.
Nothing doing with the Supervisors,
who announced that there was Moth
ing to justify the expense. Chairman
AAoSteNt o0S5SSlSu liIetl lIle water carts
be got out, however.
The fleet reception committee asked
that the Hawaiian band be supplied
with extra musicians for the time the
battleships would be here Nothing
doing again. Harvey thought that no
one would know the difference in the
music, whether there were ten extra
players or not. Archer wanted to hire
eight more vocalists, but when he sug-
gested that four of these be girls and
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SUPERVISORS WON'T LOOSEN
Up FOR THE COMING FLEET
No Money to Oil the Dusty Roads on the
Waterfront and None to Increase Band
---Cummins Gets In.

Hustace laughed, he retired in the
sulks.
CUMMTNS' APPOINTMENT CON-
FIRME,D.
The appointment OF Tommy Cum
Minis as Road Supervisor was officially
| confirmed by unanimous vote of the
| Supervisors, there being only one other
application read. That was from c.
L. Hopkins. but it received no consid-
Grafton. Dwight moving that Tommy
Cummins be appointed. which motion,
seconded by Archer, carried without
opposition.
z Hustaee admonished the new ap-
pointee to get busy and justify the
confidence that was shown in him by
the vote. He warned him that he would
find plenty of work to do in the po-
sition.
Cummins agreed with him in regard
to the hard work, but promised to do
his best. He thanked the board for the
appointment.
NO MONEY FOR SALVATION ARMY
The question of appropriating in aid
of the Salvation Army Rescue Home
was brought up, but on the advice of
the Deputy County Attorney ii was de-
cided not to do so. Mflverton stated
that he and his chief had gone into
the matter and had decided that in so
appropriating the board would be
stretching the powers conferred on it
by the County Act. He was also in
clined to question the legality of fur
ther appropriating for the Leahi Home
WITNESS FEES.
There was a delegation present Of
persons who had been subpoenaed in
a blind pig case and who had lost a
day in going over their evidence with |
the County Attorney. They had not |
been paid for that day and wanted |
something. 1t was finally resolved to |
see if the License Commissioners did |
not have a fund to draw on. Archer |
questioned the need Of FenneIl getting /
SO many witnesses and wanted to know |
what the county had to do with blind |
pig cases anyhow
PEARL HARBOR ROAD.
Captain Otwell wrote asking the
county to repair the road to Pearl Tar-
Dor. which would be much used from
now on. In this requst he was back
ed up by Manager Ross of the Homo
lulu plantation and by Secretary Wood
Of the Promotion Committee. The mat
ter was referred to the roads commit
tee. as were also petitions for repairs
and road work from residents on Ka-
ihi road, Auld lane, Chung Hoon road
and Quarry street.
NAV ArC~pTrNTc d ASSET
The following accounts and payrolls
we're passed:
KapioIani Park. 1892 25.
Commission road tax. $40
Garbage department. $173.i2
Road department, s515612.
County Engineer, s10S75.
Koolauloa road district. s9S4.79. |
Waialua road district, s60.50.
Fire department. $599S1.
County Clerk, s465.70
Police department. s80t.05
Waialua road district. $53399 t
Eva road district. $S7162. r
JUNE BILLS AND PAYROLL
Road department. $707.50.
Garbage department. $105
County Attorney. $40.
Fire department. $1s32.5o. \
Electric light department. 1858. 0
Police and fire alarm, $3.50.
Band. $500.
Police department. $2262.50.
Keepers Of parks. 500. III
County Engineer, $21250.
County Clerk, Sf70.
Kapiolani Park s122.5o. l.,
PAYROLL MEETING.
The board adjourned TO meet again
Tang7 m luna to1rSf5a~a-
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A. p. TAYL LOR'S HOUSE DYNAMITED
Ten Millions for Pearl HarbOr
Army and Navy Journal.

The be constructed at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
will granite will be large enough take in battle
ships which may designed in the twenty-five years
The Navy Department looking well ahead and the dock
probably nearly nine hundred feet in length It is also
purposed Harbo station shall be model of its
kind coang cold storage and handling fac
tiles well plant for repairing ships The station
when completed will about SIo,ooo,ooo
r~ ~ ~
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VICTORIA June 1s-Brsh Columbia will attempt dep
F4indus