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The state herald., 1908-10-09

For the first time in the history OF
Colorado state banking institutions are
under careful inspection and supervis.
ion. The new law passed by the last
legislature is now in operation, guar
anteeing depositors the closest expert
supervision at stated intervals and
wise banking restrictions of every
kind. This was Republican measure.
pure and simple, and one of the most
important enacted by the last general
assembly.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Since the last Democratic admins
tration the State Fish and Game de-
partment has become an important Of
flee In state affairs. During the pres
ent administration 1G5 convictions for
violation of the game laws have been
procured. about ninety per cent. of the
arrests made. BY the close of 1908 the
department will have planted over s.
100000 trout fry in the streams of the
state from the various fish hatcheries.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Receipts at the office Of the Sec
retary OF State for the past two years
have been approximately 100000. The
total receipts for the entire preceding
four years was s5s3.iG3.70. Quite an
increase and II demonstrates the man
ner In which new enterprises are Hour.
ishing In Colorado. A large part OF
the receipts OF this department are
fees collected from new companies III
Ing incorporation papers.
The state herald., 1908-10-09
NEGATIVE AND AFFIRMATIVE.

The Republican pRriy In Colorado
pf1nna tho thlngB Il has accomplished
through br inoHHlite legislation and
viso administration Tho Democratic
patty ~ IN negative position II nei.
thor accomplished things when n had
lhe opportunity. nor can II conyinc'
insly demonstrate capacity TO DO
wise thlntH IN the future.
The state herald., 1908-10-09
Facts from the
State House
SHORT PARAGRAPHS SHOWING
A WONDERFUL RECORD OF
ECONOMICAL AND SUC-
CESSFUL ADMINS
TRATloN.

About 300 employees of the various
state institutions are now working un-
der the new civil service law passed
by the Republican legislature OF 1907.
The civil service commission is pro-
ceeding cautiously so as not to dis
turb efficiency of service in any way,
but in due time the requirements of
the law will be rigidly enforced.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Colorado creameries and cheese fac.
tories are now closely inspected by the
State Dairy Commission. The scope
of the department has been greatly in
creased by new Republican legislation
and violations of the law in the sale of
inferior products have been reduced TO
been shut out of the market and the
milk supply of towns and cities has
been greatly improved The Repub-
The state herald., 1908-10-09

The State Railroad Commission is
now actively in operation. although lit.
igation attacking its rights is still
pending in the United States Circuit
Court. Its hands are no longer tied by
injunction and 1t is now hearing COM
plants of shippers, collecting informa-
tion concerning the railroads, and has
already demonstrated capacity for ex-
cellent service to the people. The rail
roads have in some instances refunded
money to shippers and seem disposed
to recognize the efficacy of the bu-
reau, although they still bring litiga-
tion against 1t.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

The cost of public printing thanks
largely to w. A. Platt, the present COM
missioner, has been less than 100000
during the present administration.
During the Orman administration the
public printing cost $4,000, with elev-
en- less departments to be supplied.
The present printing bills paid by Colo
rado are lower than those of any other
state in the Union.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Twenty-Five unfit slaughter plants In
Colorado have been closed since the
new meat inspection law passed by the
last Republican legislature went into
effect. Fifteen of these have been re.
placed by new. sanitary plants. The
meat inspector regularly visits 800
slaughter plants. 600 retail shops. i5O
wholesale houses and 10 rendering es-
Establishments. The meat supply OF
Colorado is now clean and wholesome.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

twenty-five new coal mines were
opened up in Colorado in 1907. The to.
tai production Of coal was 1866. .Gio
tons. There have been no serious In.
Dor troubles during the past five years
In the coal fields and the rigid inspec.
ton OF the State Coal Mine Inspectors
department has greatly reduced IA
talities.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

prevention of disease. Free analyses
are now made OF tainted water sent
in for examination and also of swabs
from suspected sore throats. In this
way epidemics of typhoid fever, diph
iberia. membranous Group and similar
diseases are averted. A free distrlbu
tion OF anti-toxin is also made to all
parts OF the state.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

William s. Dayton. Republican NOM,
nee for two.yoarterm for Railroad
Commissioner. is a man Of wide esper.
iencc. which especially fits him for the
work TO which he asplrcs
lie was born In New Jersey and grad.
uated from Columbia University. He
began his legal practice In Colorado
The state herald., 1908-10-09

The state department for the In.
spection OF steam boilers has been self
supporting under the past Republican
administration, the fees OF the office
paying all expenses. All boilers are In,
spected regularly for the protection OF
life and property and few accidents
have occurred.
The state herald., 1908-10-09
ord. This department has made an cs
pecially fine showing.

Companies OF militia have been mus
tered into service at Walsenburg and
Brush by the state military department
during the present administration.
New armories have been put into use
at Walsenburg and Fort Collins and
Brush is soon to have one. The na.
tional guard has been putting many
reforms into effect and interest has
been awakened In the organization in
all parts Of the state Much new equip.
ment has been added from time to
time.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

The State Board of Health has be
come more of protective Institution
during the past two Republican nd.
mniatrntionH, Il Is still somewhat
bnmporcd from lack OF funds. but ~
services have expanded. through wise
administration Of affairs ana much ia
now being accomplished toward the
The state herald., 1908-10-09

and hns for twenty years been rueor.
niEod nH one of Tho leading attorneys
Of tho bar of this Hihtp.
ilr was member ot tho state board
u parduna Tor many years. but has
never before sought an elective office
lie r. strong party man and firm In
his Republican principles
The state herald., 1908-10-09

more than 10000 horses are inspected
annually by the State Board OF Live
Stock Inspection. About 1,G00 estrays
are taken charge of by the state each
year and the money realized from their
sale returned to the owners when pos
sible. During the past year about
s21 600 was refunded from this source.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

January /. 1909. the department OF
public examiner will become operative
under the new law passed by the last
general assembly. Books and nc.
counts of all county and state institu'
tons will be examined.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Under Democratic rule we had a car.
nival Of soup houses and rags. To-day
labor is the highest priced product ON
the market.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

teen reinforced concrete bridges. Over
sixty-five miles of wagon road has
been repaired and constructed, not in
cluding the public state highway from
Trinidad to Fort Collins.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

bly,. where he served with credit to
himself and hiH constituents. always
defending their interests, Was elected
county naaoanor Of Las Anlmna county
In 1894 and reelected In 1906. which
position he now occuplca
Mr. Stevens has always been an mr..
dent Republican. casting his first vote
for President Grant. and has never
wayered from the principles advocated
BY his party.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

The State Auditing Board has ex-
pended less than $4,000 for incidental
expenses during the present admin
istration, the smallest amount appro-
priated for this purpose in many
years.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

About i35. 600 laboring men are en-.
ployed In the mines. smelters. manu-,
facuring and transportation Indus
tries Of Colorado. II In the business
of the State Labor Commissioner +
office TO collect full information about
these men. their wages and the condi'
tlons surrounding them. Assistance Is
constantly extended laboring men In
collecting wages from individuals and
corporations. where the wages are fair.
ly due and the men have no money
with which to go to law. Thousands
OF dollars are thus saved TO poor men
and women each year, who could not
otherwise collect H. The present de.
putty labor commissioner. Asel Swan.
son. has also been instrumental In
nyor,lng several threatened strikes,
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Mf Haskell. who has been dropped
ua treasurer NJ the Democratic Ma.
lional Committee. IL very angry at
President Roosevelt There isn't q
rogue In the country but who IL op
posed 10 ilpaHetelt
The state herald., 1908-10-09

Justice John NJ Maxwell has been
on the Supreme bench now for six
years and has been recognized by all
who have had occasion-t 10 transact bus
mess with the court as most efficient
judge, His opinions have always been
legally sound and carefully written.
and have won for him the respect and
admiration of the entire bar OF Colo
The state herald., 1908-10-09

The attorney generals office hnn Tor
the past two years heon actively on.
gnrcd In behalf Of the people against
Illegal combinations Of capital. During
tho prcHoni administration proceedings
were brought In Denver against the
grocery trust, coal trust hnd brick
trust. with good effect In each IN.
stance. Suits brought ngnlnat uourca.
idont corporations for failure 20 pny
annual license ,aNoH have brought tho
state considerable revenue Il would
otherwise have missed Through the
vigorous efforts of this department Tho
railroad commission was saved TO the
people. the inheritance tax law was ad.
jnHled and declared valid and impor
tant cases were bflefed aud put on rec.
The state herald., 1908-10-09
Important Statistics
GIVING THE NATIONS FIGURES
FOR THE YEAR 1907.

The following table, co. piled from
official sources, gives principal fea-
lures of the economic showing of the
United States in 1907
The state herald., 1908-10-09

rado. This is the chief test of Su-
preme Court justice, and the lawyers
of the state are extremely anxious to
have Justice Maxwell retained on the
bench.
Personally he is quiet, courteous
gentleman of recognized integrity and
possesses the faculty of making friends
rapidly and retaining them.
The state herald., 1908-10-09

The recent Republican adminlstra.
tion have been dlllgcnt In collecting
the state inheritance tax In 1901 aud
1909 the Democratic administration
collected In only tb3s77 from this
source. Republican administrations
have Increased this amount onch year
by In rye sums In 1908 and 1904 the
sum Of tii.s2i.2O was collected: H.
1905 and 1900, SOS, ,OOo. and In 1907 and
1908 approximately 100000 viii be-
realized. This result has been accom-
pliahod through dlliFnni efforts Of the
state officials 10 uphold the validity
Of the law and collect In every cen; Of
money due the state.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
THAT PoRcupINE.

Many Florence people have wondered
how porcupine would coms tn is far
from its native baunts. The one
killed by Henry Hoffman few days
ago and of which mention was made
In this paper. is most probably one
OF two which were brought here two
years ago by Frank Myers and Jake
Woods. About that time Myers WAS
grading elevon miles Of road in Dol
ores county. between Dutton and Ri.
co. About six miles north # Rico,
At an altitude Of II. 600 feet. and In
timbersd county, porcupines wers
very plentiful; two young ones were
captured and brought to Florence
when tho gentlemen returned. They
were kept for quite time by Mr..
Woods, and many people here remern
ber them well; they were finally
turned loose. without doubt this Ia
one OF that pair.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
RECEPTION.

Last evening the beautiful home of
MI. and Mrs O. W. Thompson. cor.
ner of Fifth and Midland, was
througed by Methodists who turned
out en- nasse to welcome the new pas.
tor and wife. Rev. and Mrs. W. @.
Millikan.
Potted plants were used in decora.
tion. and many candles shed scft
mellow light over the merry scene
There was no formal program. but
many flne musical selectiops were
rendered during the evening
Delicious refreshments. consisting
Of sandwiches. pickles, cake and coffee
we're served by eight young ladies OF
the church.
: 1t WAS an informal, homelike affair.
and all present enjoyed this oppor
tunitv Of becoming better acquainted
with their pastor and wife. who are
fast winning a place In the hearts OF
their congregation.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

The Florence High school has or.
gAnizsd Itself into an athletic asso
citation. for the purpose Of promoting
an Interest In Athletics. The follow.
Ing Officers were elected: Tom Rich.
ards. president; Philip Mcclure,
vioe. president. MIss Amy Deiberi
was reelected secretary. Neville
Stuart WAS elected treasur rcr. The
school realizes the importAnie o.
Athletics aud Ia very erth usi Mstic.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
sNippiNe MACHINERY.

Today Mr.. Parnall Of the Florence
Iron works. Is shipping to the Teller
estate . large six horse power engine.
and = compound Water Spout pump
of the capacity of ono hundred and
fifty gallons, which Is to raise waite
to the top Of a 1O0-fo hill to supply
water for the boilers used by 'Hessick
and Patterson. who ara drilling a
we'll at Levisey. This Is the first
one Of hundred wells to be drilled
on tho hill where 1900 acres are to
be irrigated. If water Is found In
the first we'll, this pump will be sup.
planted by another with capacity
Of 800 gallons which will bs used to
water the bottom land.
There is no question In the gentle-
mems mind but that water will be
found in bounteous quantities and
thus an immense acreage Of hereto
fore arid land will be reclaimed and
fortune will have been made. for
this property Ia in most fertile part
Of the valley and but few miles
distant from Pueblo.
In case no flowing wells are found
Water Spout pumps and gasoline
engines will be installed by the Flor
igated all the various makes of
pumps that are sold in Denver, and
finally ordered the Waite Spout
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
PLEAD GUILTY.

Il. W. Paisley. the negro on trial
yesterday for assaulting another col.
ored man At Williamsburg plead
guilty. WAS sentenced to 90 days In
the county jail, and was taken to
Canon last night by Officer Furniss.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
A BUSY SHOP.

joe Hamlet, "Ths Florence Tail.
or" 10 = busy man this week. hav.
Ing hve fine suits TO complete by
Saturday night. one Of which he II
making for Mr.. Russsel who starts
next Sunday morning for trip to
Old Mexico.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
BORN.

On Sunday evening . nine pound
baby girl was born TO August and
Mrs Hass Vt their ranch near Wet.
more. The little ono Ia tho first
grand child Of Dan Hall Of this city.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
ATTENTION. ODD FELLOWS.

All members Of No. 98 and all
other Odd Fellows In Florence are
requested to be present Saturday ev.
ening In Union Hall to welcome the
Goal Crock aud Rookvsls lodges who
Will make = fratsrnal visit. A royal
reception hes been planned. ipclud.
Ing ths hst Of easablom.
BY order Of tho committees. 25.2s
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
C. |. |. PROGRAM.

ThursdAy. October LIST. $3.50, Nor.
agn Hall. Only I0c admi ssi on at door.
Mrs NJ. Eakin piano solo.
Miss Bertha Moore, vocal solo.
Mrs. B. McCar dlers, reading
Mr.. Vic. McCandless, cornst solo.
Mr.. J. g. Johnston, address.
MisA Beatrice Hyde. vocal solo.
Mr.. +. A. Sutorius, piano
Mins Verti Stultz, vocal solo.
O'Brien and Evans, clog dance.
Big dance following program.
COMMITTEES:
Door. N. Hadley. aud 4 +.
Jack
Floor-A. viokers, W L. Mitch.
ell. Thos. II. Morrissey.
Ribbon-Mrs. J. J. Meece. Misses
Belle Kennedy, and Bertha Milner.
Coffee. sandwiches and doughnuts
-Mrs. d. A Jack. Mrs. W. p. vii.
bar.
Punch, Waters, and Ice Cream
Mrs Doctor Yard, and Mrs. @. II.
Wilkes.
Candiea-Miss Murphy. and Mrs.
d. Salmon.
Music for dance. Florence Orcl,es.
rA-four pieces.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

Help the Civic Improvement lea.
que and have good time ct Morgan
hall Thursday evening. Dancing
af'er the program. Music BY Flor.
ence orchestra. 24.26
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
The Amberol rec ,rds, Edison . latest
and best improvement. Gibbs
Jewelry 20. 2s.26
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

Tho largest stock aud best assort
m'ns of school supplies In tho city at
Daniels drug storc. III
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30
YOU EAT BREAD

Then buy Rogers Cottage. Z for 25.
Show oases for sale cheap. 6tf
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

For rentals, real estate, loans, fire
insurance., notary public, See or
phone Red IS1. H 8 Andrews Cir
The daily tribune., 1908-09-30

Bob" Smith. We'd. Oct. 7. At
Christian church. Adm issiou 25o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04

Washington, June With The pos-
sible exception of the collision between
la trolley cav and carriage At Pitts
fold. Mass, in which secret service
officer accompanying President Roosevelt
was killed Mn. Roosevelt was never IN
more dangerous accident iii his life
than he was late Tuesday afternoon.
While horseback riding iii Rock Creek
Park his Life was for moment ID
great peril, and bis escape from either
i fatal result or extreme injury il am
other instance Of the Roosevelt luck"
that has become almost proverbial
The president was thrown from bis
horse which was Il young and spirited
animal and landed ia Che water 81 the
creek at point where IL flows rapidly
over small bonlders which cover the
bed Of the stream, and at some points
project above the water
lie was accompanied BY Mrs Roose-
volt and by Cornelius McDermott, the
sialwart artillery sergeant who has att
tended the president On all his horse
back rides around Washington for sew
efal years. McDermott had young
Horse from Fort Myer az the skittish
variety, and full Of mettle, and moth
ing would do but the president must try
him out Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt start
III out late In the afternoon from Sheri+
dan Circle. where they had alighted
from the White House carriage and
where the saddle horses, with Sergeant
Mcpermott in charge, was waiting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
TALK OF THE TOWN !

Cut flowers at Youngsters. Tel. 3lT-6
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr. the Jeweler.
Typewriter desk, fat top, cost SIi00
and swivel chair, cost $3.50, both for
$1,000. 4. NJ Averili.
Clairyoyant. Tuesday and Thursday,
2 p. m. to p. m, Mrs. n. II. Ellis, 70
Spaulding street. telephone 1861.
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Don't forget that Queen Quality
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received.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04

had been left ia charge Of the estate
and the two children. who were or
phans. This Spencer, on assuming this
responsibility, had discharged sir MI
chael as solicitor for the estate and
employed another man. 1t occurred TO
Sir Michael that since his old friends
boy was IN trouble he would need the
services OF some one who would be In
terested In him. He took the train the
same day for the town where the chill
dren were detained and before they
slept had passed some time In hearing
their story.
When the trial came up the next
morning the chiIdren's guardian,
Tweed Spencer. was there to claim
their return. What was his surprise
to see Sir Michael step forward and
announce himself as their solicitor In
deed, Spencer turned white. He was
playing game that would have been
very easy had not the children over
stepped all supposed bonds BY falling
III love. AIS II was. his defeat was Ger
tain. He made clean breast or III and
admitted that there was no intention
10 make the children believe they were
brother and sister. but Sir Michael In
troduced evidence proving that the
guardian had intended to marry the
earl to bis own daughter. The will
showed that provision had been made
for the union Of two properties IN the
marriage Of the cousins. to defeat
which Spencer had brought them up
ais brother and sister.
The young couple were delighted ut
the result OF their escapade. The court
decided to appoint d new guardian and
yielded to their request in appointing
Sir Michael Frame. He persuaded them
to live separately till they became OF
age, The earl went to Oxford, and
Gladys was placed under the care Of
tutors selected BY her guardian. When
they came into their fortunes they
went to the Elton estates to live. cele-
brating their wedding, which had oc-
Cured several years before.
MARY A. EcWEs.
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- concentratina Fercea.

At recent conference of representa-
lives or the metal working trades held
at Cincinnati the proposition of fcrm-
ing the metal crafts into department.
Of the American Federation Of Labor
similar to the recently formed building
trades department was faForabiy con-
sidered There seems to be tendency
among the trades toward such depart
ments and the consequent concentra-
ton OF their forces. U
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-04
PHILIP FOUND NOT GUILTY.
Clubman Is Acquitted on Charge Of MUIR
dering Cabdriver.

Washington, June # CASTOR T, Philip,
civil engineer and clubman Of New York
and Washington, was acquitted Of the
murder Of Frank Maeaboy, d cab driver,
BY jury in criminal court No here
Tuesday night. The tragedy was the
elimination of a night 81 revetry pre-
eeding the shooting. Macaboy, it i said
claimed that Philip owed him a gambling
debt of $3.50, and importuned Philip 10
throw dice with him IN order to win
tile money back" d. he pnt II. Finally
the two men went to the Arlington hotel.
There Macaboy attacked Philip, 1t Is
said, and the latter, fearing serious harm,
fired the shot that killed the cabman.