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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09
PUT
UP TICKET

Tonight there will be a meet
ing of the Good Citizenship
League, the anti-saIoon league,
the Ministerial Alliance and
their active workers, for the
purpose of taking steps toward
placing n temperance ticket in
the field to be voted for at the
coming municipal election. The
Sentinel was given to understand
that a practically complete ticket
will be placed before the people
and not a man will be allowed to
go on this ticket unless he is
actively engaged in the fight
against the saloons and will
make various pledges.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

Just come in and see the magnifi-
cent line of rugs and q carpets of
Administer texture. Greatest line
ever shown. Prices right.-Bannis-
ter.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09
NOTICE


of Examination for the Position OF
Irrigation Division Engineer, of
Irrigation Division No. 4.
Notice is hereby given that an ex-
animation will be held at the Court
House. in the city of Grand Junction
at a. m. on March "a, 1909, for
candidates wishing to qualify for the
position of Irrigation Division En-
gineer of Irrigation Division No.
under the provisions of Chapter l25i
of the Session Laws of 1903
Further information and applica-
ton blanks may be obtained from the
State ENGINEER at Denver. Colorado
T. w. JAYCOX.
State Engineer
First publication March a. 1909
Last publication March 10. 1909.
Have you looked over the big new
shipment of brass beds just received
by Bannister.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

We want your wer connections
]. f. Mckenzie. the plumber
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

a large number of people have
registered at the county clerks Of
flee during the past few days. people
who want to vote at the coming city
election but who had not been prev
iously registered.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

Be sure your plumbing is In ever,
way sanitary. j. E. Mckenzie. th'
plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

Rio Grande No. 3 came in today
just a few minutes late. The Mid
land was not so prompt today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

actively engaged In the fight
against the saloons and will
make various pledges.
been approached and asked to allow
their names to go on this ticket One
of the prime movers in soliciting men
to run on this ticket today is Roy
McClintock, business manager of the
morning paper, who has approached
one or more men. Following out the
policy of misrepresentation inaug-
urated by the Morning Yellow the
majority of the men who are seeking
candidates for the ticket. are telling
that the ticket of the Taxpayers and
Citizens League is a saloon man's $
ticket. This a lie and every man
who repeats this statement lies. But
then we forget, of course the Yellow
wouldn't lie about anything and the
Good Citizenship League wouldn't
permit its organ to lie. oh, No.
The ticket of the Taxpayers and
Citizens League represents the best
interests of Grand Junction II rep
resents all the people. II is for a
progressive city, greater growth, a
clean and enterprising town. The
ticket was named by the two leading
political parties of Grand Junction.
II is non-partisan ticket running on
non-partisan platform and no man
or woman tells the truth when it is
declared that the ticket is not repre-
sentative. The saloon interests or
saloon men had nothing whatever to
do with the naming of the ticket
However, the Yellow and certain in
dividuals hope TO defeat this ticket
by making representations to the
effect that it is saloon ticket.
II is known that several men whom
the Yellow mentioned as probable
mayoralty candidates on the ticket
to be named tonight or tomorrow
have positively declared that under
no conditions will they accept the
nominations. r. l.. Magill A. b.
Campbell. E. M. Slocomb, ]. II. Ran
kin, however. are still among the
probable nominees. James w. Buck
lin is also mentioned. He will prob
ably have much to say regarding the
naming of the ticket.
One of the prominent workers in
terested in putting another ticket in
the field said this morning. Yes, the
ticket of the Citizens and Taxpayers
League is all right. they are good
clean men and business men but we
have got to get even and we are going
after that ticket ,rf
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

It's coming soon. y big assort
ment of famous Circassion walnut
furniture. at Bannister's. Watch fol
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09

Phone Junction 176 for Excelsior
Loundry.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-09
MEETING
CALLED BY
LADIES

its object the beautifying of the
cemeteries of Grand junction, "A
number of we'll known ladies of
the city have, after several con-
ferenccs, perfected the tempor-
AIRY organization of a Cemetery
Improvement association. That
the movement will succeed The
Sentinel feels confident for when
the ladies become interested in
good cause they rarely ever
allow il to fail.
The movement has been talked of
among many of the ladies for some
time but not until last Friday even
ing when meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. G. B. Rich on Ouray
avenue was definite action taken. Af-
ter thoroughly discussing the matter
a temporary organization was effect
ed as follows:
Presid dent-Mrs. C. b. Rich.
Secretary-Mrs. Ella Gallupe.
Treasurer=Mrs. George Fletcher.
II. r. Bull, Mrs Henry Rhone, Mrs.
Frank Smith. Mrs. Emma Wads-
worth and Mrs. F. G. Chapman.
1t is announced today that arrange
ments are being made for big public
meeting to be held tomorrow, We'd
nesday afternoon, March 10, at 4
o'clock, in the basement of the Con-
gregational church. for the purpose
of perfecting permanent organiza-
tion and taking other important
steps. Every lady residing in Grand
Junction or at any other point in
the county who is interested, is
urgently requested to be present at
this meeting. 1t is to be hoped that
there will be large attendance.
Grand functions city of the
dead" is made up of several ceme-
teries and the Cemetery Improvement
association has for its object the pro-
noting of plans and arrangements
chat will look toward the beautifyins
of each and every one of these ceme-
teries. 1t is not a partisan or sectar-
ian movement. 1t is a movement in
which every person who has a loved
one or a friend resting in one of the
cemeteries on Orchard Mesa, can take
an interest, a movement i'll which
even those who have no spot in that
silent bivouac of the dead that is
made sacred to them by the presence
of the mortal remains of loved one
or friend. can take an interest.
There is ample room for the improve
ment and the beautifying of the Gem
eteries of this city. Other cities and
towns no larger than Grand Junction
have beautiful cemeteries. why not
Grand Junction? No spot should be
more beautiful than the burying
ground and with the work that has
already been done to start with the
local cemeteries can be made very
beautiful and attractive.
Let every citizen give hearty sup
port to this splendid movement start
ed by the ladies of the city
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

qiienza IS pIblca scndo baStane e tango que
Ia arroan Ia acusan adcmjs de Ia muere DE su encmigo
Que IL veces dcsc5 nucrte prro ann desde eI sol
.ro Ii pers.auel tQut nas acusacon terrible stao
ata uueva tuftura que a4ae hombge e causa9 q peaS
"a = stero de que ia rodeado para in su casa. eoeta
recuada que cstaba puert4 momeno antes Il -"r
heriio que Ia dSpcdda De fvoritl puede ecada
al tenor de yer cspiadas acconc, etrcmce como
sintiers va cn su cucrpo Ia del verdugo
Con Ia cabeera ca d,s6rden arr,stra h;aa oculta
su rostro los almohadones que amonona para que
alolen gros lanto, pone en- PIE fuera dc 81
"a y viene por la cstancia Oca precpta de
el suelo prorrumpe Solozos lneXplca
bic apodera De ella serian mayors s's pade
rimicntossi en- realidad hubse ;rsnado aque hombrc
Ahora 10 claramente cuando decia para 81 ms
ma Ahl 81 hombre muriera" cstaba llamando sin
pensarlo la que heada haba dc arroJar
los cnaro ventos clanto ella saba sembrarlo
por do quer; aor que Ia muerte de enemgo por Ia
cia inssaia 81 haba acgrado Ia caida I IL claye
del Ia que habia de segur Ia rna del ediclo odo
crIyos cscombros habian de aniqularla
Como 4 no ser por medic del suicide, hbrare dd in
pacabc encinigo que levantaba lie la tnba para pe
srirla acanzarlaf Agobiada de terror vergucnza "a
fuerza oe antes Ia suveTa srSrbatada hoIa
por Il viento pcreuda sin pead tiene mas
rccurso que huir.
ta prisa eScribe las siguicntes neas dirigidas
csIsrxp cierra la earta deia encims de- la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

Aver fud arestado Arcade Dia1
por cxrcnder bilIetes de Ia loteria de
Ssno Domingo III juez Lassalle con
demo al acusado cien dollars Dc malf~
ta 1 tres mesos de cdrcel.
mAcurrIco soLAR.--se vende Ell
7ua ro-ea la "sociedad Espanola de
auri'jo rrF'tuo y Benefcencia' en- MI
~an1ar rf solar tiene cuatro mil me
tres cua1raaos v su eitre cidn en- 10 alto
de la colira es Ia meior para edifcar
no solo nor eus maqniicas vistas, sine
por 10 sano hiqi6nico del punto cue
ocuna. Pora mas informes Y precio d~
rioireo al preeidente de Ia Sociedad =
Avelino Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

Esta manana 81 vio el juicio contra
Francisco Hernandez, acusado De alte-
rar la paz en- Ia via publica.
FL acusado fue absuelto por ralta ds
I'rucbas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

Esta manana Sc vi6 en- la Corte Mu-
nicipal el juicio contra Pablo Franco,
aeuSado de acometimiento y agresi6@
4 Maria Hernandez.
Por falts DE pruebas el acusado fue
abssueit0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
SE VENDE

En- pobado dc Hucar Jurisdiction de Naguapo un
hermoso predo aprop6so para s0ares que mde
mas de cnco RADIOS ventaosamente stuado
la cae de spaa al del cua pecibe saludabes
brisas
En- dcho tereno enclavadas tres de made
ra echadas de gavanzado adecuadas para vvie
da otra para estab mercan la oa para
con algibe de mamposter ia.
Ouien inerese la adquscion de dichas fncas, puede
dirigirse
Sucrs. de N. L0mba Co.
San Juan p. r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

s. 3e mucha utilidad, no solo para
k zados. Cortea Judiei9lea, Ay0rs
ientoa Corporaeiones y empleades
.odos los ramos. sine tambieD para
uerciantes industriales = psrso
t aepocios FL conocimiento os lac
Fav-s de Puerto Rico aprohadas po'
te@ ~saarrs ol Tonseio Fjeeutiwe ev
.-sa }~ a77n 10 1907
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
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DOS AUTOMOBILES DE CARGA
PARA 3 TONELADAS, EN- BUEN ES-
TADO. INFORMES:
ARECIRO AUTOMOVlL co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26
NOTlClAS

Ramon Rodriguez ha sido dcnuncis-
do ante la Corte Municipal por mfrae-
ci6n de II ley d. carretens.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

Aver fue demlciado Franrisco Ri
vera, por infraccion de la ley de ca
rreteras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

Han salido para Manat. nuestros
aprcciables amigos. los sen0res Blaz-
quez } CALICO, despu"s de permane-
Ger alglmoS diaS en- csta capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

Manaud por la tarde celebrsua So
SION q Coucejo Ejecutiyo, aprobando-
So ics asuntos somctidos al Comlte
H. Franquicias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-26

Esta maiiana ha sido dennnciado IL
continental j. NJ. Welty por infrac-
cs1n del Reglamento de careteras.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
SEAT OF MIR. LlLEY
MR. GAINES CONTENDS THAT IT IS
 VACANT.
Cannot Serve As Governor Of COnnec" tIcut And Member Of Congress At Same Tfine-Referred
 To Committee.

Washington, Jan. 15.-The right of Governor LilIey, of Connecticut, to re- tain his seat as a representative in Congress from that State was ques- tioned In the House of Representa- lives today by MT. Gaines, of Ten nessee.
 MT. Gaines contended that on a re- cent roll call Mir. Lilley was recorded as absent and yet, he said. MT. Lilley had been sworn in as Governor of Connecticut.
 From the headlines of the news papers" declared the speaker, "the chair has notice that there Is some question as to whether Mir Lilley Is Governor of Connecticut but" be add ed. you cannot always believe what you see in the newspapers and the chair has no official information in the premises"
 MT Gaines persisted in his point and offered a resolution. as a matter Of privilege, declaring that Mir. Lilley. having been duly elected and quail fied as a member of the House and also as Governor of the State of Con 'necticut. his name should be stricken from the roll of the House and his seat declared vacant.
 The majority leader, Mir. Payne, of New York, moved the reference of the resolution to the Committee on Judi clay.
 Tn defense of Governor Lilley, Mir. Higgins. of Connecticut. declared that Mir. Lilley did not resign as a mem Der of the House, that he resigned to his predecessor, Governor Woodruff and that he had already qualified as Governor and he was no longer a member of the House. .sE
 Mir. Payne's motion was unanimdN ly adopted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
BUSINESS oppoRrUNrrrEs.

s7.20O TO t1o,0OO yearly made easily in ths mall order business, work easy, profit hlsr. one dollar starts you. fine watch fob freq
 If you send dollar now. "Its a red has money maker" T. H. Parrish. Manager NashVihe' oa. III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

FOR eALE-Quick. A Ios of framing lurn- Der. Apply to Huggar Broa at Advsrtiser Building -io-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
SEES PRINCE CHING
MINISTER ROCkHELL CALLS ON
 DELICATE MISSION.
In Company With British Minister, American Diplomat Makes Repre- sentations on DlsmiSpaI of
 Yuan Shl Kat.

Pekin, Jan. 15-W. W. Rockhill the American Minister. and Sir J. N Jordan, the British Minister, today called upon Prince Ching, President oi the Foreign Board, and made repre- sentations on the subject of the recent dismissal from office of Yuan Shi Kai a member of the Grand Council.
 This step was taken independently of the other diplomatic representatives in Pekin, and without previous com munication of the intention to the Foreign Board The two ministers proceeded in accordance with recon mendations by them to their respective Governments.
 The diplomats here are so divided on the question of approaching China regarding the dismissal of Yuan Shi Kai that the American and British representatives had to act alone. They disclaim any intervention. but 1t is thought they objected to the dismissal. The Government understands that they acted on behalf of Yuan Shi Kai.
 It Is understood that the Austro- Hungarian Minister support Mir. Rock hiu and Sir J. N. Jordan, while the representatives of the other powers hold that their course constitutes un- warranted interference In the internal afTairs in China.
  formal reception of the diplomatic corps at which the regime of Prince Chun shall be recognized and It's wish is due partl vt othe reception abroad of the news of Yuan Shi Kai's dismiss sal as we'll as the local press comment thereon.
 The Foreign Board thereupon sub mitted to the diplomatic corps on Jan. 10. the new regulations decised for the guidance Ot diplomats in their intercourse with the Regent.
 The regent today received M. Bapst, the department Minister, in accord ance with the rules. The diplomats. however, are deliberating the sugges- tions. and it is not likely that the British and American Ministers will signify their acceptance before the Re- gent gives his reasons for the dismiss sal of Yuan Shi Kai. together with as- surances for the future.
 The Foreign Board asked for an an- swer approving the proposed Fegula- lions in forty-eight hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
Administers Sale.

Under and by virtue of an order and de- of the Probate Court of crenshaw County. Alabama. I. M. H Bradley, as administra- tor of the estate of W. E. Bradley, deceas- ed, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door of Crenshaw County Alabama. on Monday the 25th day of January. 1909, at 12 o'clock noon, for cash, the following described land belonging to said estate. to-wit; N.W.A of MEX of section twenty (20). township twelve (l2), range eighteen (1S), contain ing forty acres more or less.
 NJ. H. BRADLEY Adm illustrator of estate of w E. Bradely.
 deceased. -sat-St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
FOR RENT-RESIDENCES.

FOR RENT-Reasonable five room cottage
 Large lot with fruit and garden. Apply i0s Summit St., Phone 33T2. --l4-3t FOR RENT-New room cottage, large garden, or chicken yard. in good neigh borhood and close to car line: tlz.b0 per month. Ivey Realty & Securities Co, it S. Perry Str Phone s7l.----=..-- s7l. --ll:tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
HUNDLEY IS HOT
SAYS SECRET ATTACK IS BEING
 MADE.
Declares That Informntfon of Pam- ps,let Circular Against Him fs Being Distributed Among Senators
 Has Reaehed His Ears.

| Birmingham. Jan. 15.--tSpecial)- )-- Judge oscar R. Hundley has given out an interview which threatens to create
 somewhat of a sensation in Alabama court and legal circles. In 1t he charges that he is being secretly att | tackled in a pamphlet circular 'agatnst him.
 Judge Hundley and his friends de- clare they are extremely sanguine oi | the ultimate confirmation of his ap- potntment as United States Judge oi l the Northern District of Alabama {, The friends of Judge Hundiey assert that the action of the Senate on
 Thursday. in referring his nomination back to the Judiciary Committee, will work out fayorab1y for the .confrma- rion. The frienda of Judge Hundley declare that they have always invited and stlll invite the closest investiga- l ton and examination 0 fthe charges preferred against him.
 On the other hand, the opponents or Judge Hundley assert that they have won the first victory and that they wtIl be able to hold up his confirmation in- definitely.
 There ar estill forty more days be- | fore the present session of oCngress ends. It is stated that the Judiciary Committee will make a report within the next twenty days.
 Judge Hundley when seen by a re- porter at his hambers in the Govern ment building Friday, was asked if he had anything to say in reference 1 to the action of the Alabama Senators | In requesting his nomination to be recommitted to the Judiciary Com- mittee. gave out the following state ment:
 Amy action the Senate may take in
 this matter will be perfectly satisfac- 1 Aory to me Never during the time my confirmation has been pending before the Senate, have l failed to welcome every opportunity to meet any and all charges that might be brought against me- and I have done so to the entire satisfaction of the sub committee and of the full committee on the Judiciary of the Senate ont two occasions. receiv-
 Ing on each of these occasions its ale
 most unanimous vote.
 q am informed that some of these now opposing me have published and distributed among the Senators in pamphlet form some kind of a state
 ment derogatory to mo, but 1t has
 been so carefully guarded that it has been impossible for me to obtain a cony. This is not an unusual manner of attack upon me, but now if my nomination be recommitted to the Ju- diciary Committee, of course I shall be furnished with a copy of 1t by the committed, and shall be given the op- portunity, which I so much welcome,
 to answer the statements contained in
 this pamphlet My record as Judge speaks for itself.
 "I know I shall be confirmed. for there is no reason why I should not
 be-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

COMPLETE fertilizers good for all landa a little better in every respect than any vo,i have known before. Prices right. Marks q Gayle. III. as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16

No. 25ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

where dssired. n. l.. pAVanf Typaw1rlt@F Sss
 Elrst National Bank Bids. s-sk PUBLIC Typewriting and MuItigFaph work of the very highest quality turned ouf os short notice. Montgomery StenogrAphIc and Reporting Bureau. 22 VandIvsr Auildinw
 PhonS azSs. ---Rf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
oppostlon te Hunalax.

Messrs. Tiiiman and weatherly, two of the committee of lawyers who came Co Washington to protest against the confirmation of Oscar R. Hundley, are still here. They have put in much hard work on this case and naturally are wratified that the efforts that have been made are about to be crowned with success.
 Representative Richardson returned this morning from Panama, where he went with members of the House Inter- state and Foreign Commerce Commits tee, to look into canal matters.
 The Alabama member had not been back long before he went up to the Capitol to get all the latest deveiop- tnents in the Hundley case. He was rec ioiced to learn that Senators Bankhead aud Johnston had decided to request the Senate to send the nomination back to the Judiciary Committee for further in- vestigation.
 Before going to Panama, Judge Richardson had vigorously insisted to many Senators that in view of the act- lon of the Birmingham bar in Decem- Der, and the memorials from many other bars in the Northern Judicial Dis. trict, that these lawyers ought to have a chance to be heard before the Judi. eiary Committee.
 Judge Rtcardson had been in active correspondence with most of the repre- sentative men of all those bars and had acquainted himself fully with the senti- ment with regard to the case. He had also before leaving Panama, put the question up to Senators Johnston and Bankhead, and naturally Is gratified up- on his return that they have decided to ask that the nomination be referred back.
 Judge Richardson thia afternoon had a long talk with Messrs. Tillman and Weatherly of Birmingham. in which he learned She latest phases of the con- test
 J. J. wiliett. of Annlston. is another we'll knewn i4wyer who arrived this morning to take. a hand In the fight against Hundleys
 Within the past few days many Sem ators have received letters from Ala 6ama judges and lawyers who write that although they indoFsed Hundley before the appointment was made. they wish now to unquaIifiedly withdraw their indoEsements
 They hold the same views that were expressed to President Roosevelt when khe lawyers' committee called upon him recently, viz: That the protest made Is since becoming judge than his record prior to his appointment In other words, they do not consider him capable or worthy of filling the position.
 It certainly begins to look as if Hund- icy will hardly have peg to stand on ln view of the overwhelming change Of feeling among the Alabama lawyers.
 Pleased with Panama.
 Representafsve ,Richardson was on the whole satisfied with what he saw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
LraUoe DILL GOES OVER.
Another Measure For The Tennesses
 Legislature.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 15.-The bill prohibiting the manufacture of intox- icating liquors in this State came up on final reading in the Senate today but after several amendments, the most important of which was that allowing the manufacture of alcohol fss proof for certain purposes. at the request of the opponents, the bill was allowed to go over as a special order for Tuesday afternoon.
 Expecting an animated debate on the subject, the galleries and Hobbies were filled with spectators.
 A bill was introduced in the House today to prohibit the sale of certain soft drinks in this State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-16
TO FUMIGATE CARS.
Rules Adopted by Louisiana Health H0ard.

New Orleans Jan. I5.-That all sleep. ing cars and day coaches used in Lou isfana shall be fumigated at least once month, and all public buildings every three months, was one of a number of stringent regulations adopted by the State Board of Health.
 In Mne with a contemplated crusade against tuberculosis. 1t was determined that no child suffering from tubercu- losis in any form shall be allowed to attend the public schools of the State, and no adult so afflicted shall be per- mitted to teach in the schools. It is proposed to require the latter to un- dergo examinations for tuberculosis at the same time they take their mental examinations