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Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
SURVEYING FOR DOUBLE
TRACK FROM SALDA
10 ROYAL GORGE.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
A corps Of engineers are camped At
Wellsville. They arrived last Sun
day and their mission Is to survey
for q double track from Salida to the
Royal Gorge. 1t 10 known that tbs
survey 10 already made through the
gorge and east Of that point to Pue-
bio. Double tracks have already been
laid In the 0lenwood Canon west q
Leadville. and II 10 evidently the In
tention to make the Rio Grande dou-
BILE track road between Pueblo and
Grand Junction. This will be nsoss-
sary ON account Of the immense vol
ume OF business that will come over
the road when the Western Pacific II
completed. which will be sometime
this fall-the authorities claim In Sep
tember.
Nothing definits 10 yet available -
to the proposed additional shops q
aalSda for WhicA plans have bos0
drawn for several months past. bat
more shop room 10 absolutely nsess-
Aory. and the company reol1De0 0A&
aalida. the end Of fosr divisions. aAd
also the Junction of he narrow and
standard gauges Of he system. b he
natural and most advantageous Dsiat
Tor them. and he shops will conc -
sure ~ time Goo0 o..
0alida people are watching tAsoe
moves On The part OF the company
With considerable interest for It
means that property will sdvanoo In
prices. and with other Industries yst
In their infsncy. the city will grow
at . rapid rate. Ths future 10 rosy
for 9alida. and thoss WHO have pFoD-
erty interests are jubilant. and thoos
who have not had best get In on the
ground floor.-SalIda Record.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
SPENT PLEASANT DAY
IN GARDEN PARK

A party OF seventeen spent Sunday
at Garden Park. A basket dinner was
carried along and spread at pictur
esQue spot on the mountain side, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by the hungry
picnicers. The party returned to the
city about 8 o'clock in the evening
and were entertained for a couple Of
hours in a most charming manner at
the home of Mrs. Joseph W. Mauck at
1011 Macon avenue.
The party was composed of the
following named persons: Mrs.
Goodykoontz, Mrs. Forbes, Miss Hen
erickson, Miss Cole, Miss May Forbes,
Miss Goodykoontz, Mr.. F. J. Dickson,
Mr.. Wheeler, Miss Virginia Forbes,
Miss Matte Love Thomas. Mr.. HI
ram Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r.
Spencer, Mrs. Mauck, Mrs. Fox, Miss
Shepard. Mr.. Rocker and Master
wilford Mauck.
The lest named five made the trip
out in Mrs.. Mauck's automobile, but
the machine went "locoed" At Cfaie's
ranch. abost eight miles out, and had
to b. abandoasd ct the roadside. The
11auck party returned with the others
n fheir tArse-seatsd hacks, making .
loaA Of nins persons to each vehicle.
oat the crowded eoadition Of the vehi-
clss only added merriment to the oc-
casloa.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22
kNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ExEMPuFY THEIR WORK
At COLORADO SPRINGS

The exemplification OF the nrst,
second and third degrees Of the
Knights OF Columbus was given at
Odd Fellows Hall in Colorado Springs
on Sunday under the supervision Of
State Deputy NJ. w. Purcell and Col
orado Council. Knights of Columbus.
The ceremonies we're witnessed and
participated in by about two hun
dred members of the organization
from Pueblo, Canon City and Cripple
Creek and other points in the south
ern part of the state. An elaborate
banquet was served to the visitors
at $50 O'Clock liz the evening.
The more worthless a man. the
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

A Canoa City woa.an says that
vAsa - 0pes visiting - 49, mot
0aaf = - treated NE 0ss - ~ fam-
~. - Nseas - FoeklAg e
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

Ono large piece composeA Of whits
roses and ferns formed . coverlet for
the entire casket.
Cañon City record., 1909-04-22

The more worthless a man. the
more fish he can catch.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
ARGUE sEM1-MoNTHLY PAYMENT CASE
o'Mauey, Appearing Against Railroads, In
sists That Law Is Constitutional.

Albany April le.-Arguments on the constitution
aty of the law enacted last year providing for the
semi-rnonthly payment of railroad employees were
heard to-day before Supreme Court Justice Belts
The test cases were brought by the New York
Central and Erie Railroad companies against John
Williams State Commissioner Of Labor, 70 restrain
him from enforcing the law on the ground Of its
alleged unconsttutionality.
Attorney General O'Malley appeared for the Com
missioner Of Labor. and argued that the law was
constitutional both exercise by the state of
its reserve power amend corporate charters ana
as coming within the police power Of the state On
either of these grounds alone, he contended. the
constitutionality Of the law could be sustained,
Alexander s Lyman, OF New York. who argued
the case on behalf OF the New York Centra! Rail
road said month the unit with the railroad
companies doing business in the state He de-
cared that rhe state. while seeking to compel the
railroads to lay their employees sern-monthly. paid
its employees monthly.
George NJ. Orcutt. behalf Of th= Erie Railroad
told OF the vast amount Of work necessary in max
inc I'D tho Eries payroll. the road, being under
one management had TO gather The time slips from
New York Chicago. The present Law, he said
would disrupt 2 system that had been in vogue for
years and had been found TO work we'll. The case
viii eventually be carried to the Court of Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
GOVERNOR MAKES SIX BILLS LAW.
Signs Tax Law Amendment and Measure Tor
American Church in Florence.

Albany Anril l9-Governor Hughes to-day signed
.bs bi1l of Senator Meade amending the tax law in
el.+fop TO notice 10 non-resdents OF the COLLECTION
NJ taxes by providing that person or corporauoh
MAJ, file 4 notice With the town clerk giving MS
address and such notice shall be valid and con-
,inue IN effect until cancelled.
OF Mr. Boshart. defining cider vinegar as VIII
egar made exclusively from pure apple juice ana
reouirlng any vinegar sold or offered Tor sale 10
to ,roDerlv marked branded.
ar Senator Wainwright. establishing 81 James
American Episcopal Church. Florence. Italy Win
h,ard OF trustees in New York city. The trus-
tees named are William Croswell Doane Cortiahd'
Whitehead William. A Leonard. William Nelson
Nfcyicker Thomas A. Jaeger. Arthur Lawrence
William r Huntington. Francis Lynde Stetson' J.
p;erpont Morgan, Charles c. Haisht ana Charles
F Torrey.
OF Senator Agncw permitting the lnternauohel
Committee Of the Young Mems Christian Assocle-
tor 10 extend the scope Of its work to any country
OF senator Agnew, permitting the Medical So
ciety of the State New York TO change the place
of holding its annual convention by a two-tnlrds
,-o,a cf all the delegates present at an annual
meeting.
OF Senator Wainwright, amending the village Ia"
l,, authorizing he board of sewer commissioners
os = village 10 contract with any other village
-oun or CITY for the right build outlet sewer
rroviding proposition therefor be adopted stating
the maximum expense.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
MR. TAFT TO SPEAK HERE.
VIII Make address at Carnegie Hal
McetiHg IN December.

Onicial announcement made Yesterday at the
CITY Hall that President Taft and Mayor Mcclellan
would speak the twenty NTH anniversary ee'e-
bration Of the American Economic Association ana
American Historic; Association in Carnegie Hall
on the night ~ December o. The committee also
has conditional promises from Governor Hughes
and Secretary Root that they will make addresses
q the same meeting
Professor william N. Sloane. of Columbia Uni
,ersitv presided yesterday a the meeting of the
Committee Of one Hundred in the Mayors office at
the CITY Han. The presidency OF the Committee OF
one Hundred has been offered 20 Elbrdge I. Gerry.
The celebration. which Is expected TO bring to-
rether hftcen hundred scientific men and educators
81 tho United states and Europe. viii last from De-
ccrlber . to 81 evening Will be given over to
a presentation Of tahleaus illustrating the handling
Of the children of immigrants from the time they
reach Ellis Island until their Americanlzation in
the public schools This entertainment will be un-
der the direction OF the Ladies' Auxiliary, and VIII
take place IN the ballroom Of the Waldorf-Astoria
on December 90 MIR and Mrs. William X Wander
bit will give reception for the delegates at their
home
The meeting Yesterday was for the purpose Of or
eanizing the various committees. Among those
present were Edwin r. a Seligman and Samuel
McCune Lindsay. chairman and vice-chairman OF
tho committee ol the American Economic Associa-
ton; Professor William VI. Sloane and Clarence
W. Bowen Chairman and ylce-charman, respec-
lively OF the committee OF the American Historical
Association.
The finance committee is composed of Frank A.
yauderIip chairman; Henry p Dawson. treasurer:
Paul Morton. A. Barton Hepburn. Edwin S. Mar
ston. Paul NJ WA burg, Moses Taylor Pyne and
Darwin r., Kingsley.
The reception committee is composed Of James r.
Sheffield, chairman Nicholas Murray Butler. An
drew Carnegie Robert ". de Forest. Loyal Far
ragut. StuyvesauJ Fish, General James Grant VII
son, Frederick Gallatin. Samuel Verplanck Hoff-
man. Archer -Miltcu Huntington, Thomas II. Hub
bard Philip Livingston. General Horace Porter,
Howland Pen, Austin X. Fletcher. Myles Standish,
Alfred r. Conkling. the Rev. DR.. Siverman,
James Speyer Isaic y. Sellgman. Jacob II. Schif.
IIspenard Stewart. Edgcrtcn Leigh Winthrop. Ed
win H. Weatherbce, William J. Schienelin and
Walter / Suydam.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The twenty-six Cinnamon who we're arrested in a
raid on alleged gambling house were discharged
by Magistrate Cornell In the Tonbs police court
yesterday morning. Two of the men, Lu Foo ana
Fong Wah. the alleged proprietors. were held on a
charge OF keeping and maintaining a gambling
house, and the others with aiding and abetting
Before jury summoned by Coroner AcriteIi the
young Chinaman VINO arrested on the night Of
April for the killing OF Herman Hubernan in a
Chinese restaurant ut No 493 Sixth avenue was
exonerated yesterday.
When the name of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was
called in the Special Term Of the City Court
where Justice McAvoy is sitting, yesterday morn
ing there was no response. She had been suno-
moned by Miss Elise Hartung a milliner who
wished her examined in supplementary proceedings
arising Of Judgment for ,25s.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
GLENVALE ASYLUM BILL LAID ASIDE
Hubs Expresses Objections of Residents
Raines Gives History of Matter.
IBv Telegraph ID u Trihune J


Albany, April le.-Discusson tonight Of q hill
appropriating money 10 purchase a site at Glen
vale for the Long Island Hospital for the Insane
brought cut loud protests from Senator Hubbe In
whose district il is proposed 10 place the hospital
regarding extravaganza in the price he paid for
the site He declared the residents of that section
were up in arms H. and finally forced the Law
ing aside OF the bill
Property adjoining the proposed site can be pur-
chased for $50 an acre. said he yet understand
the price % be paid for site is more than 500
an acre Il Is fine called \ malt on ALI this r
see nc reason why every insane asylum sbouls he
stuck into the district represent I want to sor,.s
aotice now that before this Legislature adiourrs
purpose 10 introduce resolution for a investea-
ooa of the insane asyluns Of the and the care
OF their inmates"
Senator Aids declared vigorously that the no1icv
OF the state vas already laid down and the bIorLino
of the mere appropriation Of money could not sion
the placing of the hospital at any site cbose
by the lunacy commission
Senator Ranes went into detail in The histor,.
OF he AFFAIR from the time Creedmoor had 70 ba
abandoned This appropriation, he said was sim
Ply 10 furnish money 10 purchase the hosnitaI s,.
rather than Il force the state TO sell Inc Creed
moor site when By holding ii few wears il could
OBTAIN vastly larger sum He treated with much
.rsnkaess the reports of real estate iobs bro,gr,
out oy Brooklyntes and Long Islanders ., r. :,
cent Fearing on this proposition He said thar as
soon as the story that relative of his and a for
ner resident OF his home city were suggesting tho
purchase of certain site 10 his notice h..
Ead 'he iegislafion anaeaded that the approval
"4 me SoNernor Was necessary before any site
couio De chosen he said also that a report had
been brought ont that brokers visited land Owners
and urged them raise the price Of ,bei, lo,s ,n1
az acre he said ne dida't profess 10 know any
thing about that
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
w. ]. HILL IS RELEASED.
Says Letter Charging Violation of Contract
Labor Law Was Work of Enemy

". J. Hill. the EnClishman who held I'D by
the immigration authorities in the first cabin Of
the Baltic Sunday morning. the charge that
he was contract labcrrr. allowed to enter the
United States after hearing Of his yesterday
morning When Iiiil landed the Barge Once at
the Battery. he refused to tell what hote his
vile and four children were stopping. and said:
Il do not blame the authorities AT all The whole
matter is the work q some enemy or mine did
go back to England TO hr, any persons OF ma ke
contracts with them. went to nrinG my family to
America. which I intend to make my future home
I am going back to my place in the Unity
Worsted Works in Philadelphia -
The Hill family laft for Phiiadelphia last evening.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
WH4CK STRIKE BREAKERS
FarIey,S Mcn Called Er-C On1qcts-
Senate Passes MCMdnuS Bill.
TBy Telegraph To The Tribune. !


Albany. April 19.-Condemnation OF Farley s
strike breakers thugs and the inslnuation
that ex-convicts were being put to work in New
York City break the teamsters' strike
enlivened discussion in the Senate tonight or
The McManus's "anti-strike breakers" bill,
That measure provides that peace officers must be
residents and voters in the county where they are
appointed save in New York City, where they
be in the greater city.
When the nature Of the bill pointed out to-
night il read for final passage. McAlanus
admitted frankly that it designed 10 apply to
strike breakers. who. under appointment as special
officers frequently were armed and caused blood
shed and riot
There is no more odious name in American
economics than that of Farley. the strike breaker
declared Senator Grady rushing 10 the defence OF
McNanuss bill. Farley boasts that any strike
can be put down through his armed men His men
can be hired take any occupation at any time
Senator McManus declared that men known as
Farley's men were taking the places OF strlK-
ing teamsters in New York
Farley Is known 10 hotel on the out
skirts Of one of our state prisons" he declared
He keeps track of the names and sentences or
the confined there, and when they get out
he takes them under his I presume some Of
those men are in New York This is 10 keep
thugs and Farley's Of New York, where,
under appointment as special officers by Bingham,
they carry pistols and blackjacks'
Senator Bracket aroused the ire of Senator
Grady by urging caution. and mentioning the Sui
livan blackjack bill' proposition 10 deprive
police their nightsticks. Grady gave
to a torrent of sarcasm at the Saratoga Senator's
''rusticity."
'BIackjacks are the exclusive weapon of the
thug" declared Grady. and was not until thugs
took charge Of the Police Department that they
in there"
The bill passed-31 to s-after a lively scrarn-
bic for votes.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
TO CUT APPROPRIATIONS
14ILds end Merritt Must Square In
come and Expenditures.

Albany. April la.-Chairman Aids Of the Senate
Finance Committee and Chairman Merritt Of the
Assembly Committee on Ways and Means are fac
ing a knotty problem IN endeavoring TO keep down
state appropriations and there promises 10 be some
interesting pruning Of figures at the conference this
week between representatives Of the two COM
Enittees. Appropriations, in round numbers. this
year aggregate KS c00000 while the normal annual
revenue OF the state about $50 on0oOo The sur
plus in the state treasury present is about
ssoeG 900.
The Senate committee made Increases in the ap-
preparation bill over the items of the bill as passed
oy the AsseDbly- The amended bill handed
down in the Assembly tonight. and a conference
committee appointed
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
FRANCHISE TAX MEASURE PASSED.
Was Recommended by Governor-New York
City Ambulance Board Bill Enacted.

Albany. April 19.-The Senate tonight passed the
Waddell bill providing that proceedings for the
view OF special franchise tax assessments shall be
heard before extraordinary terms OF the Supreme
Court instead of by referees. This bill recon-
lnended by Governor Hughes and Attorney General
O MaIley. About 81 .00p0o1 * involved in pending
litigation.
Hoey providing for board of ambulance service
for New York City consisting OF the Commissioner
Of Police the Commissioner of Charities and the
president Of the Board of Bellevue and Allied Hos
p:rals. and for the establishment ambulance ser
vice in districts now inadequatelv covered
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
vEToes Foa SPECIAL Lsc,s, a7,o,,

Albany. April Is-liovernor Hughes tr-,t,,,, -,
70 the Legislature messages stating tha, bo -
withheld his approval bills Of Senator c.c,.,r
making the Offices of County Clerk and sherif .,
|ompkins County saaried Offices Tho C;over,-
aisaPTroFed tne oiis on the ground THAI tho saIa-
-ies OF these officials should be left To IN. 5.ar
nInation Of the local authorities
Governor Hughes also vetoed bill of Assembly
Weaver dividing the county Of Cli,..p ,,,,
tiiree school commissioner districts The Gov,
ernor says the matter should be left under an,
rrcprlate general Law the cocnry authorities
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
NEW REPUBLICAN HEAD
Continued from first P-s-.

egures. and about sl5o09o,ooo. according to Cen
eral acy's report
Edward p Cragin. vice-chairman Of the COM
mittee on national affairs presented state
nent regarding the tariff bill now before Con-
gress The statement said:
Our national finances are not in A satisfactory
condition deficit of more than 500 coo 0G0 hav-
ing predicted by the President and the leaders
in Congress which shows the danger Of materially
reducing the tariff.
The statement urges such readjustment OF
schedules as may seem wise by Congress, and
after these are made that the Republican party
declare there must be no more tariff adjust
ments for a considerable and definite period
II continues:
In judgment the country needs commercial
peace. and therefore protest against the ap-
pointment OF a so-called tariff commission. for
believe its tendency would be TO create disturb
anceS fear Of disturbances.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

IFrom The Tribune
Washington April 10.
ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
ARMY
Brissadter General JOHN B KERR retired list
cap,aast!2; Harry P wILEUR. coast nrrnery: from
sth G9m3sny 10 , unassEn@d list, 70 Preside Of
officer artillery district OF Honolulu proceed TO
from I23d sGth Company.
captain WESLEY ". X HAMILTO&. coast artu cry
from ;it9 '9m1a4y ,, 70 unassigned list 70 Fort
Captain EnwIH T. COLE. from 9Th to 18th Infantry
Captain GEORGE { MARTIN from isth to 9Th In
oeS9 c&RE%Gr a2e BHF%s cost ]
F66T e e6ne t ,"a an6rGh 65rPEEHF> h,K y.
GIAEK. 81 T,JI = GE3RGE ,IE2RI 4 4 W1EcZoRES ana ED-
WAbB IRI ~ 1d 81 TO eaptatn: EDW NRp X
raay: RAY ! AVERY TO arSt eaienant 1,i5H I,i 2i6
Gompany; EDWARD :. STOCKTON Jr.. % first
second Lieutenant OLIVER y DICKINSON. 81, In,
faGtFy sssis"ea W, ~5i6 signal eor2s from Military
oncer FOR duty pertaining to .aeroaautica work of
Fo loving arst sotsaan's mea!eq reserve corps
GHARfEs { pEMMER Foqt 5ro55 55ar desigPa!e@ m;Tel
{. FISK Fort Leavenworth: GEORGE B F0S,
rdr1er 5 lanes Tox Fo2 Hh Sam G naa!i6n aaaE Fort
Leave Of absence: First Lieutenant IRA = BRowl
go abroad. from sep,s6er h9sP' H. VII" 0eFm''
NAVY.
Commander c. " BROWN detached the North caro-
lima command the Buffalo. vice comme9der
r. NJ. BOSTWICK. home walt orders
Ideutenants Commander Z. Blue ana F TRAIT
and Lieutenant d G HANRAHAN. 70 The North
Carolina " -'-
Ensign \ CLAUDE. detached The Kentucky; home
three weeks - ''e'
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS. following
movements Of vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department;
ARRIVED.
april I6-The Salem. at navy yard New York
April lT.-The Navajo. san Diego; the West yjr-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
ASKS s1,ss7,ooo FOR HIGHWAYS.

Albany. April ls-The states share Of the ex-
pense of repairing highways through the state has
been estimated at sl.ss7ae. and AssembIynlan Mer-
ritt Tonight introduced bill carrying an appro-
pristion for that amount
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

At SI-Hemstitched Huckaback Towels,
y AZ in, a fine grade with large medallion
on one end for the embroidered monogram.
At Sl.25-Heavy Huckaback Towels.
hemstitched. a plain cloth with dauask
border all around, "a ~ IN.
At S1.5O-Hemstitched Towels Of the
soft fancy basket weave, are very popular
and generous size. p 43 in.
First floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

At 25c - Hemstitched Huckaback
Towels, heavy weave, 1e SO in A very
soft absorbent quality, and special value
at the price.
At 5Oc-Splendid Huckaback Towels,
20 38 in; fine quality, and closely woven
At 75c-Very soft Herastitched Towels.
in fancy weave, y x AZ in.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
INQUIRY INTO $4,000 BANK THEFT

The Kings County grand Jury began an investiga-
tion Yesterday into the theft Of SIS 600 from, the
jenkins Trust Company hy an eHlploye. F,xa amlna-
ton made OF the books kept by Clifford Rainier
formerly employed booEkeepcr I'm the bank
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
CLOSES 4s YEARS WORK FOR STATE

Albany. April i9.-Wnns 4 Merriman Second
Deputy state Controller. to-day celebrated the
forty-eighth anniversary OF his entry into the
states service.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
New Arrivals in Towels Of the
Famous "Old Bleach" Linen

their popularity their handsome appear
they have to thank the purifying
shine the soft green grass Old Ireland For these the only
ingredients used in bleaching them.
collection OF Old Bleach !o"e winch
Ireland assortment OF oe anu
n,,aita arinnsn
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

yinia and the Pennsylvania at San Francisco.
Maine. Cuebra-
April Is-The Marietta. at Port Limon: the Whipple
and the Hull. al Diego; Eagle and the
Guantanamo
SAILED.
Apru 1s-The Salem from Tompkinsville for navy
yard. New York
Aprf 1.-THE Maynower. from washington for
- charleston: the from ST Thomas for
fufeb-a- tho Nina PlunEer. from Norfolk
Tor Newport. the Tennessee and the California
MaEdaena BAY for san Francisco; the
stewart from Magdaiena Bay FOR San Diego the
Maine. from Culcbra for Guantanamo
ApriI IS-The Perry. the TruEtun. the FarrHgut ana
the Rowan. from Magdalens BAY for San Dieso'
Brutus from cape Cruz for Guantanamo
April la-The Paducah. from la Gusyra for San
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, April 9.
! ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders have
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

April l6.-1he Salem. at navy yard. New York
April 1.-The Navajo. san Diego: the West yir
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The following
movements of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department;
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
LILLIAN CORSETS Are Without
A Superior in Style-Quality

The smart Paris stylish
beautiful The Lan
Corset scientifically built slender effects shape
the Lillian in these important
desirable models OF hgue
+OUo- Third hoorO