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The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
STATE NEWS NOTES

A week Of prayer for business men
was begun Sunday at Colorado Springs
under the aospices Of the Y. N. q. A.
Meetings are held each day In the
CryAtaI theatre.
Judge Whitford Of Denver, sentenced
Tony Notary aud Nick Morrato, own
ers Of saloon, TO a year la the county
Jail for violating the Sunday closing
law, last week. Judge Whitford said
that hereafter he will give . jail seii-
tence every time the defendant is
found guilty.
Charles Arnspiger, who was found
guilty by jury Of assault with intent
to kill upon George King at Placerville
last March was given a sentence to the
state penitentiary at Canon City AT
hard labor for period Of not less than
one year aud not more than eighteen
months, by the court at Telluride last
week.
The city council Of Pueblo has de-
cided to appropriate $500 for the
expense Of an election TO be held In de-
Gliding OH . commission form Of gov
ernment. A committee Of forty have
the movement In charge and are
making an effort to secure more funds.
The committee claim II will cost
SIG, 600 to hold the election.
Nichoio Meceri shot John Sacletti
In saloon at Ouray Saturday night.
One shot took effect In the right
shoulder, and the other In the right
arm. The two men had been attend
Ing a dance and quarreled over a
woman with whom both wanted TO
dance. The injured man was not
seriously hurt, aud will recover. Meceri
was arrested.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
Fross Oar exchanees.


Rico Item.-James Trimbbe, . promi-
nent cattleman Of Montezunaa and
Dolores counties, who resides In Dolores
was In town Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mn. v. Bradheid, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glare Bradfield, Mr.. and Nm
Forest Brndf~ld, Mr.. and Mrs. Georee
WiItsie and daughter, Miss Grove and
Mn. william BrumIey, relatives and
c'ose friends who came up from, DOlores
to attend the funeral Of Mn. Frank
Liuker, returned home Wednesday,
Mrs. Otto Roster and her little grand-
daughter, Lorella Moore, aud Ms. der
trude Meyer and daughter, Miss Ger
trude, left yesterday TO visit at the
Kuhlman ranch near Dolores.-Jsck,
Willie, Charles and Eddie Egges were
over from West Dolores to attend Il .
funeral Of Mrs. Frank Linker.-H :
man Kuhlman came up from Dolores
Thursday for short business visit.
Mancos Tinpes-TIibune.--Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Letson returned Monday.
Mr.. Letsoii from . business trip to Dem
yer aud Mrs. Letsou from South
Dakota.-Almost every week or two
drilling rigs pass through here enroute
for Dolores where they are unloaded
from the carx and taken down to the
oil country.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

THRRR is certainly some way oi
administering the customs service
without graft, but none the less
certainly is it difficult and com
plicated task. Not long ago the
collector Of the port Of New York.
William Loeb. consented to grant
Immunity to several men who ties.
titled to the corrupt conditions
which exist in the customs service
at New York, and in addition to
continue these men in their posi-
tions. BY that action he has stir.
red up great sensation. The men
of the service who are honest OBJ
ject to working by the side of con-
fessed thieves. There is something
revoltiag in the spectacle of the
United Statts accepting the testi-
mony of dishonest men and re-
warding them by the pledge of
permanent employment. As long
as we have high protective tariff,
such scandals as these will crop out
from time to time. The temptation,
both to the customs employees and
to importers, is well-nigh irresisti-
BILE, and there is abundant opportu-
nifty for collusion and conspiracy.
The difficulty of detection lies in
the fact that all parties to the fraud
are equally interested IN keeping it
concealed.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
Nosse ss 9s,Sy n
% ont su sSs
1909. in the matter Of the Estate Of Mary John.
son, deceased. the undersigned, as executor of
said ior sos and will On afs
the Town Of Dolores, dorado, at the hour Of
2o'ciock P. sell at private sale TO the person
OF making the hsest and best sd
estate OF said decedent, situate in Montezuma
County. colorado, to.wit:
Lots II and Il, IN Block 8, Town OF Dolores
* Ger tain tract Of land 62ls feet in width by
$50 feet in depth, being the west 6zts feet in
width OF Lots !, 2. :, !. and 9. in Block 25,
The following tracts Of land, situate in sec.
tion 81, Township . North Of Range Is West Of
the New Mexico Principal Meridian, tosether
appurtenant thereto md held in connection
Herewith; namely: The South Half Of the
North East Quarter; appraised value, $3.50
appraised value 5000; that part Of the South
East Quarter Of the North West Quarter be-
ginning at the southeast corner OF taid North
rods, thence west i51 feet, thence southerly ~
rods, more or less to the south line Of said
North West Quarter, thence east 200 feet to
q hs sosih
part. thereof beginning. $50 feet west Of the
south east corner thereof. and running thence
378 feet, thence east 10 rods to place OF begin
ming appraised value. SEQ; subject to lease as
to said lands in said Section 81 until March l.
1919, the right being reserved to reject any and
Terms Of sale cash and no parcel to be sold
for less than the appraised value thereof, and
approval Of said County Court.
Howard ]. Porter, Administrator.
First pub nov IL last pub nov 10, 1903.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
ADvKRflsINa RAfH
Friday. November. 19. 1909.

THR elections Of last week were
both encouraging and discouraging
to the friends of better city govern
ment in the United States. The
practical defeat of Tammany in
New York was the best piece oi
work done on election day. Tam
many's candidate for mayor was
not elected by Tammany votes. and
will not wear the Tammany collar.
The Offices which Tammany covet-
ed were those which give control OF
the city's finances. Every one oi
those officers will be occupied by q
man who is opposed to Tammany's
program of graft and greed. Al
the other end Of the continent, San
Francisco frankly returned to her
wallowing in the mire. All the
lessons Of the earthquake and the
fire, all the long struggles to re-
deem the city. have failed to break
the spell Of license and riot. The
defeat Of Haney was the deadliest
blow San Francisco has struck at
decency in municipal government
since the days Of the vigilantes.
Not many years ago Philadelphia
was held up before the country as
corrupt and contented." The
man who coined that phrase saw
nothing in the result Of last week s
election to make necessary its re-
vision. Cleveland seems to be tired
of Tom Johnson, but Toledo holds
to Brand Whitlock. So on every
side the struggle persists; here a
victory for righteousness. there a
momentary triumph Of evil. The
one message which the elections
brings is that Of eternal vigilance,
but nobody needs to despair.-Ep-
worth Herald.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

For Sale-One three year lease on
eighty acres of school land, and one
four year lease ON eighty adjoining to
gether with Improvements consisting
Of two-story frame house, good gran
ary IA by "a, frame with good shingle
roof. also one binder, sulky plow,
disc harrow, steel beam walking pillow,
garden tools, pitch forks, etc. Price
$500 II taken within the next 60 days.
Inquire Of H. H. Jones, Dolores, Col.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
BE dratefui.

As rule young people (and some
older ones to, for that matter) are not
grateful, hut have habit Of complain
ing and finding fault with everything
aud everybody. Sometimes we find q
grateful person, and her face radiates
her cheerfnlness. Without her being
conscious Of II, 1t seems that the flowers
bloom for her. and the sun shines for
her, aud those who are with her catch
her. happiness. She is not like Jap
Potter,s mistaken toad, yet she has the
happy faculty Of looking on the bright
side IT life. Have we all read the story
Of the toad:
A small toad woke, one morning in
kpribg,
Brushed back his hair and tried to
stng,
He 9eit the world was all his own,
Aud sweiled and swelled 10 flesh and
Though his conceit was purely vain,
The fault arnse from bis small brain,
which only grasped part Of the plan
BY which u ruled immortal man.
It chauced band played loud that
A coach aud four dashed on Its way;
A donkey brayed; - hound gave cry;
Ths ti1uuder rollsd; the lightning
Aasbed;
The snn withdrew from view, abashed;
T,he toad sprang up and gave shout;
AOh, what = time cause I've come outF'
OF ooprse We do not want to BE- ex-
nctIy Hike The tod. yet It is better to feel
int the World iej6lces because we are
Il r tIaon "a hold : dismal view Of life
- ~, oa6eaclats the rood things
|hax n ~ - Word and Works.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
Inessease Neeiee.

D.. }. e. Bell, dentist, commencing
With The limt Monday In each month,
viII be In h,s ONCE in Dolores during
the entire week, aud als0 the third
Monday aud all week. The second
and fourth weeks Of each month be
viii he at his ranch three miles south
II DoIorrs, where he will be prepared To
do al kinds of deatal work. He will lie
Iu hIs once In Dolores every Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
Dolores.

OOsObGos
What Dolores has:
Dolores has three general stores, two
m at markets, two warehouses. two
lumber yards; two hotels, two black
smith shops, a Restaurant, a livery harm,
rooming house, barber shop, under
taking rooms, dental parlOr, bank
newspaper, opera house, school build
ing and three church buildings.
What Dolores needs:
Dolores needs water system, a light
ing plant, a drainage system, a -four
mill, canning factory, some cottages
that could be had for q reasonable rent,
a creamery, a commission house and
more general telephone communities
tiOi,s,
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
s,,,1sy seAoo, Jubssse.
The following program will be rem
dered In COrtex today.


The following program will be rem
dered In Cortes today.
MORNING sEssIoN.
,o.1-p,.ise and song service led By Rev. ". J..
10 io.o--The Adult Bible Glass;" Mrs. Charles
Wymsn.
,o:so--The Teachers Meeting" Mrs. p. T.
Outlet.
4, ,oo-sons. Lebanon School.
n a5-.The Superintendent. His Joys and Sor-
rows" DR.. L. H. Clark.
II Song, G. u. Clucas.
II :25-..The Single Aim Of the Sunday School.
H. p. Perduo
=, ..o-.Hox to fnd time for Sunday School
Work" David 8. Gray.
n .5O--Thrce Points in Teaching" Rev. h. 4
Miller.
ArTEnsoox SESSION.
:Is-Meetins Of County Committee.
l:3O-Praise and song service led by Charles X
Davis.
,.O-"Regulal Attendance, Its Value and hoy hoS
.sJ-Song, Beulah School.
1904 Mothers Meeting, led by Ms. s. N
BGrk.
2.sO-Report from Schools, BY Delegates.
2:l5-Question Box, conducted BY Rev. H. 8.
Randall.
soo-"Notes from an India Mission Field" Mrs
Elizabeth Clark.
3:l5-"How Secure Interest in Missions Rev
W. +. Clark.
s:3O-Sons, ArriOla School.
s:35-"The Visitation Campaign and Report
s:i5-"Intermediate Round Table" led by Mrs
Charles Bear.
EVENING SESSION.
7:3o-Praise and song service. led by g. NJ
Clucas.
7:45-Prayer, Rev. H. 8. Randall.
7.5O-Adjusting County Map to school grades.
Offering for State and County Work.
sOO-Solo, Mrs. Royal Calkins.
sO5-Address, Authority and Inspiration Of
the Scriptures" Rev. S. C. Green.
Song, 'Blest be tho Tie"
Benediction.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

Taken Upon October %, five head
Of hogs. Owner can have same BY
calling Ut H. Ablen's ranch two miles
south Of Dolores, and paying feed bill
aud advertising.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

For Sale-One Thoroughbred Poland.
China boar. Inquire Of z. w. Carter,
Quarry, Colo. 3lpA
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

Preaching service in the Dolores
school building Sunday morning at II
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
You are invited to these services
w. F. CLARK, Pastor. Z
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

Any one wanting Dolores tOwI
property at right prices get informa
'tion from Harry v. Pyle. He has so'n'
real bargains.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

cal sealing Of the aIrshsft b. u .
officials In charge at the scene Of the
dIsaster, who today arc concentrating
all their efforts to lighting the nsmes.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

Wanted-Fifteen teams. For further
particulars inquire Of w. H. Blake,
Cortez, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Aberdeen, 8. d., Nov. 16.-Emil Vic
tor was hanged here today for the muir
der Of four persons, J. w. Christie, his
wife and daughter, and q young man
In their employ.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

Cherry III. Nov. 1.-THE fire in the
st. Paul mine is still burning, making
rescue work isnp0ssible.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
Church Announcements.

There will be preaching services at
the Lebanon school house Sunday
evening at 100. You are welcome.
w. F. Clark, Pastor.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

For Sale "A new double-barreled
hamerless shot gun. Inquire at The
Star office.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

For Sale or Rent-Dwelling houses.
Some good bargains.
r. s. s. Fox.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

For Sale Bulbs Lilies, Tulips, Hya.
cinths and CrOcus. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

Chickasha, Okla, Nov. 1b.-Federai
Judge John A. Marshall of Utak, today
overruied the demurrer filed by Gov.
Charles N. Haskell and five other
prominent Oklahomans to indictments
charging them with fraudulently secur-
ing from the government title to a
large number of town lots In, Muskogee,
Okla. The defendants were ordered to
appear for trial Saturday at Chickasha.
.
Chicago, Nov. l8.-A correspondence
school for theological students and
preachers IL an innovation to be started
In connection with the Chicago Theo-
logical Seminary by the Congregational
church, as decided upon at the con-
vention Of Congregational churches
here. The special aim will be to reach
preachers in the field who need more
training.
Rome, Nov. l6.-A pontiAcal masa
was celebrated today at st. Peters by
the Pope on the occasion Of the twenty
fifth anniversary of his conservation as
bishop Of Mantua. 1t was the first inn
posing ceremony witnessed in Rome
since the celebration Of the Pope's sac
redotal jubilee year ago. Thousands
Of the faithful were present, many Of
whom had journeyed from distant
parts of the world.
Basin, Wyo.. Nov. 13.-The Ten
Sleek murder cases In the district court
here have come to sudden and inglor-
ious ending so far as the defense is
concerned. Herbert Brink, the first
Of the seven cattleinen accused Of
killing Enge, Allemand and Lazier,
was found guilty of murder in the first
degree. The following compromise
sentences were agreed upon for five Of
the seven murderers and raiders oil
pleas of guilty. The other two turned
states evidence and were released.
Herbert Brink, for life; George Saban,
twenty years; M. A. Alexander, twenty
years; Ed Eaton, three years; Thomas
Dixon three years.
Cherry, ILL.,, Nov. Is. = Nearly 400
human beings, men and boys. are now
believed to be dead in the st. Paul
mine here, through experts who sue
ceeded in penetrating the smoke-filled
airshaft In the depth Of 500 feet late to.
day returned with ray Of hope for the
grlef-stricken relatives Of the entombed
men.
Cherry, ILL.,, Nov. Is. The first bod
les Of the dead miners have been found
forty feet from the main shaft. The
faces of the men are blackened and
burned and II Is not believed that they
can be identified. More than one
hundred bodies are reported found Ia
the st. Paul mine this afternoon by
rescurers.
Cherry, Nov. 1e-What little hope
was left Of saving the lives Of several
hundred miners entombed in the st
| Paul mine was blasted in the hermeti.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-19
Business Locals.

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The Dolores star., 1909-11-19

Services will be beld In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday OF
each month.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-26
MORE TIME GRANTED !. FOR PURCHASE OF
 STREET SLICE "
MAYOR KINNEY DECIDES ON TIE THAT PURCHASERS MAY PAY,
 ON INsTALLMENT PLAN.

At last night B session of the city council it was decided to give the prop erty owners along the east side of Broad street between Cedar and Mes quite another thirty days in which to decide whether or not to accept the property in front of their holdings, which it has been dec cided to condemn.
 This decision was arrived at only af- ter the vote of Mayor Kinney had broken up a tie. The extension of time was also made with certain modifea- tions. a- sE,T i,P
 Property owners affected may secure possession of the property, as far as the council is concerned, by paying one third of the cost of the property down, one third in ninety days and the bal anee in six months Deeds in this case are to be held in escrow until the final amount is paid. Installments shall draw interest at one per cent month.
 The question of the wedge shaped piece of property which has been in liti. gation so long was brought up for dis cussion last night by a petition signed by Mrs. Denis Murphy and Mrs. Carrie F. Harrington, asking that time might be allowed in making payments on the property. Their wishes were conceded When the question came to vote, af. ter considerable discussion, for and against, Rose, Feland, and House voted in the negative, with Van slyck, Me Neil, Higdon, and finally Mayor Kinney in the affirmative.
 The mayor and city clerk were in structed 10 make out the necessary deeds for those who decide to purchase the property from the city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-26
WILL BE
 ! NEXT MAYOR 0F.'' !. .s..5.L0S ANGELES
RECALL ELECTION TO BE HELD TODAY TO NAME SUCCESSOR
 TO FORMER MAYoE.

LOS ANGELES, March 25.-The election under the recall provision of the city charter for successor to May or A. C. Harper, who was recalled by a petitnon signed by % per cent of the voters, and resigned and refused to bea candidate Co succeed himself. will be held here tomorrow. aeG g K
 George Alexandcr, candidate of the recall supporters, will undoubtedly be elected. Wheeler, socialist candidate, will receive aslsrge vote, however, be- ing supported by opponents of the re- call. hch 1of S,iWng woa ilG5S x
 Tonight an indictment was brought by the special grand 5uty which is ia yesiigatihg sthe Harper administration against Samuel Schneek, former police .eoninpssioner under Harper, alleging an attempt to bribe. the city proseeutor and induce him to cease prosecuting i'd. mates of houses of ill fame in this cit x sehneek swas released later on s 900 bond.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-26
Fire Fighters in
 Celebration of 7 s Anniversaryale
EVENING MADE ENJOYABLE BY
 GOOD FEED AND ENTERTAIN fis. MENT FEATURES.

Celebrating the eleventh anniversary of its organization, the members of Pioneer Hose Company No. l entertaip- cd at the fire house on Cedar street last night, good number of members and friends of the department being present. sA<ss
 There were various forms of enter tainment, the feature being an enchi. lada supper, which was thoroughly en joyed. atpnf 0aGFE
 The city officials were guests of hon or at the affair
 {, Those present included the Hollow ing:
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Crowley, Mr. ard Mrs. II. II. Pratt, Mir and Mrs. James Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blevins Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Brookner, MT. and Mrs. W. J. O'Brine, Misses Mitchell Mcqueen, Ridenour; Messrs. Harry SuI. tan, Tom McKeyitt,s Guy Borden 'TShorty" saylor, O. W Miller, J. H. Berry, Dave Tovey, Tom Donaldson Bob Anderson, J. II. Welch, Alfred Kin. ney, Bob Feland, Wint House, s. H. Van slyck, J. P. McNeil, Pat Rose, II l.. Higdon and N. NJ. Alfred.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-26
ORGANIZE HERALDS
II. M. BROWN IN GLOBE FIELD IN THE INTEREST OF GREAT
 INSURANCE ORDER

The Heralds of Liberty, established in 1890, main office Philadelphia, Penn. sylvania, is organizing local lodge, H. M. Brown, deputy, having charge.
 The society insures both men and women from the ages of IS to 55, and has what is without question tho latest and greatest life insurance the world has ever known. You do not have to die to win. If you live you win, if you die you win. The reserve distribu- ton plan makes it possible for q mem Der to receive several times the value of the certificate, also after N certain age all payments cease and old age an- nuities commence.
 Mr. Brown has met with wonderful success, considering the short time he has been in the insurance field, and in- vites a thorough comparison of the cer- tifcates issued by his society with any other in the world. He expects to have a local lodge of at least 300 members within thirty days and the results so far certainly justify this belief. All white men and women of Globe are in- vited to join and become charter mem bers of the local lodge. You can ad- dress for full particulars II. M Brown, r. Q. Box 266, Globe, Arizona. sg
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-26
GOVERNOR GILLETT LAUDS
 CALIFORNIA LAWMAKERS


 E SACRAMENTO, March a 25.--Both branches of the legislature went into session soon after 10 o'clock this morn. ing for the last time before adjourn nrent sine die. With the passage of the direct primary bill, the last impor- tant measure has been disposed of fin ally and the leaders agreed upon noon today as the time for ending the ses- sion. Governor Gillett addressed both houses, his remarks being laudatory of the work accomplished by the legisla- ture. He spoke of the direct primary, anti-raee track measures, the $lS,0oo,- 900 road bill, the banking, insurance, and harbor improvement measures as being excellent laws, and predicted the people would long remember the mem bers of the body.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-26
GOvERNMENTT0PAY SALT RIVER MEN
 FUR LANDS
DISTRICT COURT CLERK RECEIVES
 s4.7oo TO BE DIsBuRsED ao
 t TO TEBSs ET AL. aaeme
FIRST PAYMENT OFsJUDeMENT
CLAIMS IN ALL AGGREGATE AS ' AsUCH As ssO.ooo-7coURT n:o CALENDAR TN HAND. ? x

"a 44. ~. Af
 George H. Smalley,a clerk of the United States court, has received from the treasurer $4,7ol which will be dis bursed under an order of the court to be made tomorrow, in settlement of the judgment of Charles Il. Tehbs ct al against the government, renderedfJanuS ary 5, 1909, in the district court at Globe. tas4
 The United States brought suit against Tebbs to condemn certain real estate owned by him which the govern ment desiressin connection with the Salt river reclamation project. This IS the first payment of several s judgments against the government held by rcal estate owners in the Fonto basin, ag- gregating about $30,0o0tand there .ase two condemnation eases on the aJckes yet to be tried in the district court. 2
 It is the intention of the un;te,l States attorney to dispose of thcse. eases at an early date in order that title may pass to the government. Mo tions for new trials will be argued on Saturday in number ofithese. suits, and Captain J. l.. B. Alexander, United: States attorney, is expected from Phoe. nix to appear on behalf of the govern ment. 19Ho+
 The printed calendar for the May term is now being prepared by, the clerk and will be ready for the judge on April l, at which time, no doubt, the calendar will be called for the setting of cases for trial, as thea April term in Graham county will not convene un til about the middle of April on re- quest of the district attorney, who Is rot quite prepared to go to trial in q number of cases at Solomonville..
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-03-26
Ladies Will sell Cakes

The ladies of the St. Johns Epsco, pal church will sell some more of their toothsome swectmeats at Naquin s store Saturday afternoon. The cake sales of these ladies have been great successes in the past and all who have bad op- portunity to get one of these inagnifi- cent bakemeats will be there en lnasse to take advantage of the occasion. The ladies will be busy the balance of the week baking cakes and getting ready for tho occasion.