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The Delta independent., 1909-06-18

NOTICE Is HEBEBN GIVEN. That a special
meeting of all OF the stockh. lder, of the iron
stone bitch Company is hereby called for Satur-
day. the 18th day of July. at the hour of two
O'clock F. NJ. at the Court Room in the County
Cont iiou~e of the City of Delta CountSof elta.
and State of Colorado. for the purpose of wing
President and Secretary Of said Company to
Valley Water Users Association, a Colorssio Cor
poration. for the ln,nstone Ditch. together with
its prioriie> Of right To Use fwater hesdgHies di-
vision boxes. fumes, fixtures and appurtenances,
franchises. rights Of way and all other prorerty
b th real and t~rS nal. excepting cash and ac-
counts receivable) for such price and on such
terms as may be decm.d advisable by the stovk =
hollcis uf said Company. and empowering {
President snd Secret ~ OF said lronstone uit h
Company to execute Deed or Deeds of convey =
ance to all of said pr, petty, both real and pc :
sonal. to the Sncumpahgre Valley Water Users
Association, or 10 the United states OF America,
should the Secretary of Interior order Tie
said purchase price To he payable in tiff. al,
of indebtedness, to be issued 10y said Uncnn-
pahgre Valley Water Users Association, and re-
deemable in PAYMENT for water righ in the
Uncomrahgre Valley Reclamation PROF ct; fnr
the lands now lying under said lron>tone Ditch
its extensions and laterals.
nated at Delta, Colorado, this 9TH day of June
A. ID. laa. ". IL. JoSEs,
President.
Attest: gro. $. CoSKLIS,
Secretary.
First pub. June IL. iaJa. Last pub. July ., 1905
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18

NOTICE is hereby given that
WILLIAM II. FAULKNER,
of Delta Colorado, who, on January nth ieNs.
made Homestead Entry No ials Ute, O2i -, for
Lots ., s. 81 NWA. Section 2. Town-hip . N s,
Range ad W, 9Th Principal Meridian, has hied
notice of intention to max Final Communication
Proof to establish claim Ia the land above de
scribed, bcfore Milton X. Welch, U. :. Commits
sioner. ut Delta, Colorado, on June ssrd, iNs.
Claimant names witnesses;
Harmon II. Sanders, Archer W. Reed, Charlee
Lippert. Gcnevieve Hartis. all of Delta, Colo
rado. -
BRYSoN y. BLAIR.
kc9istcr.
First pub May II, l2us. lslst.pob .une Is. 1909.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate OF 4. n. McClain Deceascd.
The undersignei. having he N appointed nd
minist r..tor of the estate of u. " Me lsin. ,te
IL the county of Delta, N the stats of toornd"
deceaeed, hereby gives notice that he will an
pear before the County Court ot said Delta
County, on, Monday, the i2th day " July. A, II.
i'se at the hour OF 10 clock A NJ OF laid day /,
Mt which time all pcr~on- having claims asnins,
for the purpose OF having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate reaue-ted To
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated ut Delta, Colorado. this sth day OF
June, A. ID. inA
q. n, H AIR, Administrator.
of the estate of Il. N. McClAin, Deccascd
A. u. KING, Attorney.
Firrt pub June ~. ia@. Last pub. July q, i~na,
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
In THE DISTRICT
COURT.
sTATEOFCo COLORADO ,

STATE OF COLORADO. In THE DISTRICT
COUNTY OF DELTA, COURT.
| In the Matter of the Petition
OF John W. Gregg and Lima
Il. Holiday for the Determi-
nation of interests in the SUMMONS.
ih1dt and T-nements of he,
becca Gregg Boot-, Diseased.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADIO.
To Marion E. Boots. and To Whom 1t May
Concern: Defendants above med. G E ING.
You are hereby summoned and required tn ap-
pear in the. above entitled action, brought
against you by the above named Petitioners.
John W. Gregg and Lima G. Holiday. in the
District Court of Delta County. State of 20 o.
RADIO, and to answer the complaint therein in
accordance with law. Judgment by default
will be taken against you according to the prayer
OF the complaint.
Tho said action is brought to determine the
descent of the following described reel estate.
State of I olorado, to wit: An undivided one
third interest in and to the West Hall of the
.n, SoItheas, Quarter Of the Southwest Quarter Of
West of the Sixth Principal Meridian. With all
bitches and water rights used in its irrigation.
including ten shares of the Capital Stock of the
Garnet Ditch and Reservoir ompany. Which
said real estate was former owned by Rebecca
Gregg Boots. who died in Salida hafie., County
olorado, on OF about the 18th day of May, A. ID.
1892.
And you are further notified that in said Petit
tiun. Marion l.. Boots l. the alleged heir of said
ielecca Gregg Boots, in and to the above de-
scribed premises
And yOu are further notified that the hearing
of -aid case by order of Court made and entered
on the 2sth day of February. A. d 1879, has been
liked for the 2l-t day of September A. d. laOa at
the hour of ten clock, A. NJ. in open Court.
And AT or before the time fixed for the hearing
as aforesaid, you any other person interested
may appear and answer such Petition. and set up
any proper defense to the same or any part
thereof, intervene to assert and protect any
interest you or he may have And further
statement of the cause of action will more fully
appear from the Complaint and Petition in said
action. which il on file with said Court. to which
reference is hereby made
And you are hereby notified that if you should
fail 10 apI'ear aud to answer the said tompaint.
above required, tie said Petitioners will have
your defaulI entered and will apply to the Court
for the relief prayed for in said Petition. and for
the determination of heirship to said property.
and for order sdiudging the title to said
premises to be in Petitioner john " Gregg and
Lima q. Holiday, in fee simple. and for such
other and further relief a. to which Petitioners
may show themselves entitled.
WITNESS, The Honorable A. E Amsbary
lerk of the District tonrt. and the seal of said
Court, at Delta. in said County. this 3lst day of
March A. ID. 1879.
SEAL \. F. AMSBARY.
Clerk of the District Court.
first pub. May 2I 1903. Last pub June Is, 1853.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18

To CuRR CArARRH q COIN IN uEAO
I se "LONUON bALM." money back not
Denver, Colo, aSc and bok.-
TOE-GuM cures corns, all druggists, lSc.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Notice for Publication.

NOTICE is hereby given that
JIMMIE CALDWELL,
OF Deltn, Colorado, who, on October tth, 1908,
made Hom, stead 'ptiy No. ss5 TIE. Urist) for
Lot I of Nwh. Scction "a. township rs 4. k,augc
Vi " 9Th Principal Meridian, has ill,-d notice of
intention to make Final Five l,ar proof, 10 ca
tshlish claim to the land ab,.vc de~crih.si, before
Milton X Welch u. :. Commissioned, al, Delta.
Colorado. on July 18th, i@s
Claimant nainc~ witnesses;
John w Cummins-. ticorxc W, Grifiip. Harry
ID. Davis, Roiert l.. Ellison. all Of Delta, tulo-
BRYsoS p. nL>lR,
Register.
First pub. June H. isp9. Iast pub. July y. 1909.
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18

IL THE DISTINCT
COURT
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Notice Of Special Stockholders Meeting

First pub. May ss, 1909. Last pub June 2s 1909
The Delta independent., 1909-06-18
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
U. :. LAND OFFICE Al M"NrR"ss, Colo.,
May iith laa,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
pOAItOA q DenOCaAIK saesI

The Donv itmocFai wFonef.sils
assumes tha; the asusooEat1c ysess "a
CalorsdO Is decry5ng GoSeunos
shatEosh and kis proposed special
SESSION M9ntrSse t.Bserprise calls
lis sisentlsn 70 the faes that on sLs
Western siope, where the governor
gut The larger part 81 bic democraaic
ma jority, enly ilslaniski OF the Gu.
ray fiaindoaler is throwing stones al
the governor OF wusla not uphold
the special session Il,sh doesn 1
ceuut Az tins ease. because everyone
knows thai be Is sore over aot get
tInsaeosetsd apPoIntmeni Even the
Sentinel af Grand Jancsion aud the
filot Of Steamboat Springs. that are
lar from being Shafroth admirers,
sapPort him on most public measures
and Wall asss.redly fall into line in
advocating the special session.
Ii ~ the erly wise aud patriotle
thing 10 do. Certain avs were
promised. and the Democratic party Is
gong TO give those laws b. the peo-
pleoi Colorado On bunchof political
harlots in Denver, who work
both sides Of the street far the graf,
there is IN 1T for their coFporstlan
masters, will be up against ii eood
and plenty at the Bexi party eoaven-
tIon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

rssalrT : nsasseE. @nd she average d.
tanof a thsIr tEansFsnrsassan ls siEee
aHa aae-Asil times - gsgaf.
Ma WaEd ~ sl.e nada-aae ai.out
,Le fUE1N RIGHT MILLION
EIGHT tst Nh ED AND SEWN
~ -fIkE TtiOt >AND iNlI.kES
a seaT paid aAe EaslEe aas isr b..lisl :
he nsasis- s4 sk.ca al sa-t hasf. -
TN ENlY-foJE MILLIONS .s
pssEe erais IL H. spF.Ieusly nas
kHaxr % the pressees: thai th. ra.I-
roaas charge tks GoserEH.ess frum
iossr b sIx times abe rate fsT c.srry-
ma mad fh~f sLey charge the ex-
pse-s easnYassss per PaasHe. right IN
tAs same or attached cars. HE has
never investigated the lac, thai the
eoserHment pays Fens ier these ricb
eiv cars. ~ YEARLY siam .. .ii.cie4.s
D. bl LID TIE CA. complete al the
tae'ars every year.
Tie president has eseTiooked the
sAe iact thai the sdVertisensenis and
business created by the newspapers
ssdsecs probably three iour5hs ai
The hrs; class maIi matter On wLieh
Tie government makes a profit. II
has not occurred 30 lsm thai withoui
newspapers and magazines the vol
uHe 1t letter postage paid would
drop TO twenty FIVE or thirty per cent
81 Us present volsme.
Mr Tait rs charmingly oblivious
OF The Tact that, congressional docu-
NESTS, snd seeds. and trees. aud
typewrsters and ofiIce desks. frauked
through the mails by the increasing 2
norde 81 federal empleyes. accous.,s
ior some twenty millions Of the pos,
Office expense aud should moi be
charged against the department cos,
at all
Anyone of these three cons,ders-
tions would have lead 10 altaeether
different recommendations. and the
circumstance that Mr. TAFT ever
looked them Is convincing prod.
either that be Intentionally overIooks
things snisvorable TO his friends the
corporations, or that his brain is not
IN proportion to his body.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Hundreds af Steamboat Springs
people were guests Of Messrs. I.eck
enby d Gee, editors Of the Pilot, ON
the occasion Of the silver anniversary
OF the Re~spaper last weed. Al
theseh burnt out" . few months
ago the energetic Pilot managers
have ba'lt brick Office, equipped it
with the latest type and machinery
and are getting out paper, adjadeed
by experts 10 be the bandsomest
sheet in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
- nEMrpoa q RAEAoAS IN
foDQ

II anything was needed to show
the bent Of Mr. Talt's mind toward
corporations, and against the IN.
terests Of the people, it is found in
his recent message and tine para.
graphs concerning the posioffice de.
hcit. He says in part:
The deficit every year in the post
Office department is largely caused
by the low rate Of postage Of one
cent a pound, charged ON second
class mail matter, which includes NOT
only newspapers but magazines and
miscellaneous periodicals.. The &C
tssl loss growing out Of the trans
Rsssssoa Of this second class mail
mstter, at one cert pound amounts
TO about xG3.0Oo,00O a year. The
average cost for transportation oi
this matter is more than nine cents
a pound.
The figures given are startling.
and show the payment by the gov
eminent OF an enormous subsidy 10
the newspapers, magazines and peri
odicals, and congress NAV well con-
slider whether radical steps should
not be taken to reduce the deficit in
the postoflice department caused bv
this discrepancy between the actual
cost OF transportation and the com
pensation exacted therefor.
A great saving might be made
am0untlng to more than half OF the
loss, by imposing upon magazines
and periodicals higher rate Of post
age. They are much heavier than
newspapers and CONTAIN much
higher proportion of ael,ei Using TO
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Mayor Speer Of Denver, SAYS he
does not believe in the commission
irom OF government. We lad been
IN doubt, but this does settle it.
When the machine politicians object
y"s can believe it is a good thing
ior the people. Mayor Speer and
Bill Evsns object to a primary elec-
ton Law, to bank guarantee law, TO
an initiative and referendum amend
ment and other good things which
we must have.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
sFgsysy kesS Ss ysyg scut
xssA sRs x4Iss o. SO

t,a ihe hrs aBd thIrd Tuesdays 81 eact
nsouih. d,sFing sbe onfFss wear. the Coo
saslo . Ssasisorn Railway points IN Ne~
Aexisao aud Iexas al one iaTe plsss e2.'si
iss the sogaa llp. f'inai hssa t~en's
ave DAYS. aliewnsg lilsesal ssop-oSerprivis-
eges. For dutaii,a msssprmatioa. rasss.eto.
al on the aoloraiip a Southern a2ent. on
address a. D.. Is-har. t'sul Passenger
Agauf. beaver. Coo e-a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
sTsIysSsRY PseresAss

Notice n hcreh, given that the H,,ard 4
ouniy t'omnl i=~iarera ~ the uunfy ~ tiuuri.
son. vii receive BIRDS for supplying said ointg
te5 thr year ishi 81 al h.ok-. stationery. rec.
oris, printing, hth"sraphing, pens, ink, type.
wrttins supplies and blanks. rsauiren hy the
'"nnty lot ne use dDrins said time. Sealed
prop-1sals may be flen With the clerk 81 saisi
Board on or hefoue Janaary 2nd. laIU
Dated btcenber list. issai
p. j. HURIEN & lark.
tifat Tub, Doc. 3. last Dec. i1 lssH
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
~ n uO 81 BJVSEf .


county county q s't esaa'sSa @oi.o1A'"' s..
In the otlufv foort
In the matter of
Ansis ore,tenand.
Plaintiff.
No. 2sts. NEkst~ 81 MNO<S
AiphonSo treftenand.
Defendant.
The People of the State 81 Colorado.
To Aiphonso Crettonand. the po,euf,.ut
above named. GREETING:
ton are hereby trequired 10 appear in an
action nr"usht assins, you by the above named
pisintin ~ The tounty Court of tsunni-on
tluunty, state of tolorado. and a,swer thc
complaint therein within thirty DAYS after the
service hereof II served within the state OF
'oiorndo or q served out uf the state OF oio.
RADIO. or by publ, alton, within tiftv DAYS after
the service hereof exclusive Of the dax 81 sar-
wee nr Jnosment viii be taken against Won
y the service hereof be made by publication
Then ten days ional To the said fiftv asvs
swer will he allowed before the taking of
Judgment as aforesaid.
said action Is brought 30 obtain a decree Of
aiv"rce di-soiving the bonds of matrimony ex-
i-ting between plaintiff aud defendant ON tbe
grounds Of deserti"n and mons --upp.rt
risins'n hrther prays that she may he
tensnd- the minor child 81 said parties; that
she he AWARDED such elimony as NAV .uss.ar
i,s' 70 we court that she may he restored to
her maiden name OF ABais Carron: and FOR
costs OF suit, a will more fully appear from the
complaint bied in said Court IN said nrti.n 10
which reference ~ hereby made and a copy OF
which i hereto attached.
Ana you ere her',by notified that il you fail
70 appear, and te answer 10 said cami laint a.
above required. the said plaintiff will apply 10
,he onrt Tor the relief demanded ia her said
complaint.
oiycn under my hand aud the seal Of said
,ourt At tnnnison, in said County, this 22nd
day OF November, A. b. IH8
$50. HETHERINGTON.
Judge and Acting tierk.
bates Published Dec. ~. Isg.Jan. Z. 1910
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Prof W. l.. Csrlyle formerly with
the Colorado Agricultural College at
Fort Collins, has accepted similar
position % director Of the expert
ment station in Idaho. lie has had
many similar offers, since the en-
brollmeBt at Fort Collins. lost the
state his services.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17
es..... .:.. ..:.:.. .;s.s. 4. r.. 81 -:

A rate OF one fare for the round trip
will be made by the Colorado a south
eru Ry. from al points IN Colorado.
Tickets viii be ON sale January and 3.
Final limit January 10. 1919. AZ !
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-12-17

Five Thousand gsnnysacks for sale
at a snap at q. ID. Martins Harness
Shop. 3Stf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-25

twenty minutes after we started out
in pursuit.
"Speed in pursuit and tips would
about account for rs per cent of our
arrests and l am afraid that the old
time man chaser would not be able to
hold his job in this day and age.
Arrested After Six Years
Deputy Sheriff Wright makes no
pretense of being a gum shoe worker,
yet on Friday he arrested lsadore
Loris, who has been wanted at Thom-
aston, Conn, for six years on a charge
of attempted manslaughter. Loris shot
a man named Sam Miller in the eye
and shoulder and made his escape from
Thomaston. The criminal probably con-
sidered himself safe after six year3'
absence, but now he will have to an
swer to the charge against him.
I'VE return six or seven men every
week to towns out OF the state from
which they have fled and we don't let
many get by us. This is not a boast.
It is simply recording the fact that we
do our duty to the best of our ability
and take advantage OF any aids which
we are permitted to use In affecting
the capture of evil-doers."
From the statements made by the
two well known authorities it is APP
parent that the life OF the bad man is
anything but a bed of roses" and as
civilization advances the commission
of crimes without the danger of de-
lection or capture will be almost i'm
possible.
Even If men are not growing more
moral they are at least getting to have
better sense and are better informed,
and If they can find no stimulus to
do right for rights sake" they win
at least come to realize that the odds
are much against a possibility Of an
evil-doer going unpunished and will
hesitate to take the risk. 1t is not i'm
probable that the whole world will ap-
proach the piety of the millennium
through fear of the police.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-25
Dishman Outlines Needs of Police

GTDONT any police stations They proper
tionately expensive in their maintenance Give
L two automobiles in which transport my with
speed whatever places they needed and will
get many greater efficiency of department with less
expense.
mot only the capture of maeactor but in the saving of
life found police automobiles effective We
three lives during Ek week by having extra auoo
bile pressed service because able to rush to the
time give medical assistance which would
late had coming been delayed few seconds
Motorcycles also have proved great help Recently ousi-
of the city teephoned that two men were
trying get his place of business rushed two motorcycle
policemen of action and almost before the telephone
could be hung reached the Duldng ana
nabbed the burglars.
automobile and motorcycle with good force OF
active the people certainly will get full value out OF their
police force"-Che OF Police Edward f. Dlshman
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-25
CRIMINAL OF TODAY HAS ROUGH
ROW TO HOE TO ESCAPE CUSTODY

Head of Police Department and County Sheriff Tell
How Modern Methods Are Making Thief-Catch-
ing a Matter of Business with Little Romance
Left-Ten Are Captured Now Where One
Criminal Was Caught 10 Years Ago
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-25
Some Crooks Wear Gloves

even the finger print clew is thirg
on which we cannot count very often,
as the smoother crooks wear gloves in
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-11-10
BRlDEGRt ON A PRISONER
Wedding Followed by Arrest or
Charge OF Murder.

Youngstown, o., Nov. 9.-Within an
hour after his marriage Pasquale Ro-
man, alias Ben German OF Bedford
near Cleveland was arrested charged
with the murder CT man at La Belle
coal mines near Brownsville, Pa. The
murder was committed four years ago
and Roman is alleged to have con.
fessed after he was locked up at the
police station.
When the arrest was made by De-
tectives Watkins and Jacobs. Roman,
with his bride, had Just arrived ct the
Erie railroad station to take train
for Cleveland They were accompan-
led from st. Anthonys church, where
Rev. Father Stabela had performed
the ceremony, by scores of friends to
bid them goodby. The officers had
learned of Romans presence in the
city and the fact that he was wanted
at Brownsville and took him from his
weeping bride, who knew nothing
about the crime.
At the police station Roman is said
TO have told how four years ago he had
a fight with man, whose name has
not been learned here, at a boarding
house and had shot him twice. He
did not know whether the man had
died. After Roman left Brownsville
he came to this city under the name
Of German and became engaged to
. Lizzie Andrew. q stepdaughter of
Louis Groutch, wealthy Italian. La
ter he went to Bedford to work. 1t
is said the Black Hand is involved i'll
the crime Roman claims the man kill
ed was member Of that society. He
is held awaiting the action of Browns
vile officers.