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The Paonia newspaper., 1910-06-10
College s,uden, to Wed.

Miss Bertha Robinson. OF Cam
bridge. Mass. is TO be the first mar
ried undergraduate at Wellesley col
lege. Miss Robinson. who is in her
Junior year. has Just announced her
engagement to Arthur w. Mclean. a
Boston lawyer. President Hazard
and Dean Pendleton. OF Wellesley.
have granted her leave OF absence
to prepare for her coming marriage.
with the understanding that she shall
be allowed to return next September
as a member of the senior class and
obtain her degree the following June
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produce the sum OF Six Hundred Dollars
5000. .oO) for the purpose OF paying the In.
terest on said bonds. and the year 9l9 and
annually thereafter up TO and Including 1875,
there shall be levied on said property, In al.
dition to all other taxes. IA direct annual
six Hundred Dollars (s2 6Oo) Tor the pur-
pose of paying two instalments of said In
tr, tsrest and PRODUCING g the sum & oi TWo NO
principal OF said bonds. and in the year 1924
there shall be levied on said property, In ad-
sufficient to produce the sum of Three
Hundred Dollars ($3O0.00) for the purpose
Of paying the interest on said bonds falling
due June LIST, 1925, and said taxes when
collected shall be applied solely for the pur,
pose of paying said Interest and principal OF
said bonds res oectively and forno other pur-
pose whatever until the Indebtedness SO con-
tracted under this ordinance, principal and
interest shall have been fully paid. satisfied
shall be constructed ms to prevent said
town from applying any other fund that
may be In the town treasury and available
for that purpose to the pay yment of said In
terest or principal the same respectively
natures, and the levy or levies herein pro
vided for may thereupon to that extent be
diminished. and upon the payment OF the
principal of any OF the bonds issued hereun-
der In said manner or by the use OF the sink
Ing fund herein provided for, the levy or
levies herein provided for the payment OF In
terest may to the extent Of the interest on
SECTION Z. This ordinance shall be ir
repealable until TIE Indebtedness herein pro
yided f!r shall have been fully paid. salts
SECTIoN s. This ordinance shall be in
fore and effect from and after hs ss passage
Passed and adopted this Ith day OF June.
Signed and approved this sth day OF June.
IArTEsrj CLARENCE NELSON
Mayor and Presiding officer of the Board OF
j. Il. HILL. Town Clerk and Recorder.
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CEDAREDGH COMMENTS

From the Surface Creek Champion
Measles are attracting consider
able attention in numerous Cedar
edge homes.
The Cooperative telephone line to
the Mesa was opened for business
the latter part of last week.
j. F. Foster this week arrived in
the valley from Rogersville, Mo-,
with his family and household goods.
Mr.. Foster is the owner OF the old
Dorman place south OF the Trickel
bridge which he will now put in first
class shape.
A force OF ten men commenced
work this week clearing the right Of
way for the big Surface Creek High
Line ditch. The force will be largely
increased next week and the work
from now on pushed as rapidly as
possible.
The Cedaredge Realty Co. reports
the sale of the J. A. Scott IA acres
one and one-quarter miles northeast
OF Cedaredge to May Buttolf OF Lake
in the Woods, Canada. Consideration
$4,000.
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CRAWFORD CHRONICLES

Prom the Crawford Chronicle
Harve Elliott moved into his new
residence last Friday.
w. j. Stewart OF Onion Valley
went to Montrose on business the
first OF the week.
The many friends OF Mrs. /. II. Will
liams will be pleased to hear that
she is now recovering.
r. d. Morrow brought into the
Gould Nero. Co. store some very fine
branches OF apples, apricots and
peaches which came out of his Or
chard. .al.
Bert Pace who went to Salida to
be operated upon for appendicitis,
came in from that place last Tuesday
and il feeling pretty good consider
ing everything. f
Mr.. Eikenberry and family Of Pao-
MIA were visiting with Geo. Dove oS
Grand View mesa Sunday and they
all drove to the busy town Of Craw-
ford and took some snap shots OF
the city and the the scenery around
there.
Geo. Dove OF Grand View mesa re-
ceived word from Ohio that q party
Of four would start for Hotchkiss
the frst OF July with view to locat-
ing, and II suited more may follow.
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German Acuteness.

The egg cups Imported into India
at one time all came from Great Brit
ain. The Indian eggs are. however.
very small. and the egg cups did not
fit- A German traveller noticed this
small item and got his firm to make
smaller egg cups and export them
there. All the trade is now in Ger
man hands.
In Africa the scissors imported from
Sheffield were found to be rather dan
gsrous weapons to place in the hands
of the natives. owing to their sharp
points. The Solingen Steel works sent
a lot OF round-pointed scissors out.
which found favor. and now Germany
has captured the whole market
From Germany of the Germans"
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Town Treasurer

SECTION 8. That said bonds be sold ac-
cording to law and the proceeds thereof ap-
piled solely for the purpose Aforesaid OF the
erection Of watefworks for fire and do
nestle purposes within and for said town,
but the purchaser Of said bonds shall not In
any manner be responsible for the applica-
tion or disposal by said town or any omcers
Of any. OF the funds derived from the sale
thereof. M Is ly ~ tl 4.
SECTION 8. That the interest falling due
on said bonds on Dscember !, 1910. sheu oe
paid out of the general fund Of said town
and for the purpose Of reimbursing said een-
eYal fund for said half years interest and 70
mest the interest accruing on said bonds on
june I. 1911 and Decsmber ieii. tness ere
shall be levied In the year 1910 ON All the
taxable property In said town, In additlon
to all other taxes, direct annual tai sni;
Dollars (3900.00); that IN order 70 raise the
necesserv funds with which to pay the n,
terest due after December /, 1911 promptly
and as she same accrues, there shall be LIVED
in the year 1911 and annually, thereafter Sp
property in said town, in sddition to all
other taxes. direct annual tax sumc'snt 70
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HOTcHKlSS HAPPENINGS
rth Fork Times

From the North Fork Times
II. G. Poe and Paul Wilson, with
their wives, spent Decoration day
with J. E. Hanson and wife at their
Leroux Creek home.
The Bailey reservoir, on the upper
Leroux Creek went out last week
and has caused the town water to
be a little colored this week.
The first day of the races was
splendid with a large and good ma
tured crowd regardless of the wind
that made 1t very disagreeable.
Zaun & Zaun. Paonia carpenters,
are building a nice cottage on Hotch-
kiss avenue for Fred Hotchkiss.
They have It inclosed and will soon
have it ready for occupancy.
DIR. Woodward bought the AL Sher
man property OF Ed Hanson's last
week and has moved into it.
The Baptists have purchased the
property OF Ed Hanson recently oc-
cupied by DR.. Woodward, for a par
sonage.
George Duke is up on the Overland
canal this week looking after the
cleaning and repairing OF the big
ditch. Work will begin on the reser-
voir as soon as teams can get up
through the snow.
We received word this week that
the Somerset Athletic Club had their
ball and picnic grounds almost
finished and will soon be ready to
play some ball games. We hope to
see the first excursion out OF Hotch-
kiss run to Somerset to see a game
between the Hotchkiss and Somerset
teams.
c. McLennan, went to Delta Thurs
day of last week and met his family,
who arrived from Iverness, Scotland.
They were thirteen days on the road.
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From the Delta County Democrat
Prof. Goess has moved his family
to his ranch near Paonia, where they
will reside during the summer vaca-
ton.
N. Z. Clack is assisting in the
county clerks office this week. Mr..
Gibbs states that business still con-
tinues rather brisk in his office.
Levi Scheid on Saturday sold to
Mrs. G. w. Mays two lots and the
old Scheid lots on Palmer near his
present home.
Several parties who, own ranches
near Delta and who have been resid-
ing in the city enabling their children
to attend the city schools have again
taken up country residence for the
summer. ID 4.s-, .t4
ii. ]. Baird went to Grand juno
tion Sunday evening, where on Mon
day he delivered the Memorial day
address.
Charles Brown and Joe Crabill re-
turned Wednesday from a weeks
visit to the Escalante country with
= goodly supply Of the speckled
beauties.
Leo Cady formerly Of Paonia
passed through Delta last Sunday en-
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Churcho

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Sund.r
1000 IN. Morning worrhip 11:o0 a. m.
Christian Endeavor 6:3O D. m. Evening ser
vice 7:3O D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7:30 p. m. Teachers training eiass 7:S0 p.
m. Thursday ut the parsonage Junior
Senior Choir at the parsonage Saturday 7:8o
pm. EuoESE II. RoBrsoS Pastor.
n. T. CHURCH-Preaching ON Sunday Al
100 a IN. and 7:30 p. m C1ass meeting a.
s:ss a. m Junior League az 800 D. n. Ed
worth League at 6:30 y. m Prayer meet-
ing Wednesday at 7:8o p. m Chorus prae-
tice Friday at 7:30 cordial invitation and
hearty welcome to all
J. a. vEnAu.LIoS, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHuRCH-Evcry Lords Day
Sunday school 1000 n m. Preaching scr-
vices IL 800 A. m. and 7.3O y. m. q. T. Prayee
deeting 6:bv y. m. Mid week Prayer moot
ing every Wednesday 80 .. m.
&. q. STOUT. Pastor.
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DELTA DOINds

From the Delta County Tribune
Hon. John Lehritter OF Gunnison
was down this week looking into
the development of his orchard tract
near Roubideau.
In driving up the Tongue Creek
valley a few days ago we found that
many of the orchards will havefairly
good crops. F. r. Burritt's apple
trees are simply loaded down and
will require great deal of thinning.
With proper care in spraying and
thinning this year his orchard will
yield a handsome income. 1t GER
tainly looks good to the visitors at
this time OF the season.
Francis d. McCaulley a capitalist
and w. E. Bates a home seeker were
over from Denver last week inspect
ing the Grand View Mesa irrigation
project near Hotchkiss with a view
to securing lands under that system.
They are well pleased with the pros
poets and will no doubt raise the
money to float the proposition.
Our rising young attorney Oswin
Rowbotham was narrowly rescued
from a watery grave the fore part Of
the week by the unexampled heroism
Of Mayor Smith. The two gentle
men were fishing in Surface creek
when Mr.. Rowbotham fell into the
swift current of that dangerous
stream. Mr.. Smith succeeded in
dragging him out. thus converting
what might have been a tragedy IN
of a mere Soaking. g."-Cedaredge Do
fngs.
District Attorney Logan and MIL
lard Fairlamb attended court at
Montrose Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Pace returned
to Crawford Tuesday after spending
several days at the home OF their
son Charles near town.
L. p. Barrow one of the staunch
democratic wheelhorses OF the North
Fork valley, was a Delta visitor
from Hotchkiss Tuesday.
w. L. Bosse and family left yester-
day for Montrose, where he will be
stationed this summer to attend to
his duties in connection with the
forest reserve.
New SO bank notes with the
brand OF the First National Bank Of
Olathe on them are being circulated
in Delta, making the town Of Olathe
look rather metropolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burts of near
Tacoma, WASH, arrived this week
to become permanent residents OF
Delta county. They own land under
the Escalante irrigation project
On Wednesday June 1st the school
board signed up the bonds for $780,
900 with which to secure money to
erect the new school building. The
architect is changing some OF the
original plans and will have them in
shape in a few days. We are in
formed that excavation will start IN
the next ten days.
The Gunnison river is now running
. pretty good head Of water and by
many it IL conceded to be at it's high
est mark for this season. The high
snow IL going fast and the predic-
ton seems to be general that late ir-
rigation will find a slight shortage
OF water.
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Wanted.

A few first class Real Estate
Loans. optional payments on
Town Residences. no delay
money on hand.
c. c. HAWKINS.
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DR.. Harry A. Smith

OF Delta. Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat specialist. will be at the
Paonia hotel the Second Tuesday
of every month, Glasses Fitted, r
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County officials

Clerk and Recorder, II. K. Gibbs.
Treasurer, N. J. Bradley
Sheriff, l. ii. Williams
Assessor, S. L. Cockreham
Judge, z. ii. $ ewart
Supt. of Schools, Mildred Anderson
Surveyor, Geo. Q. yiekery
Coroner. DR.. c. II. Burgin
Attorney, George Stephens
Commissioner Bird Dist, a l.. Roberto
Commissioner 2nd Dist, W. +, Steele
Commissioner ] st Dist, Geo Wilson
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DIRECTORY
Town Officials

Mayor, Clarence Nelson
Recorder. j. II. Hill
Treasurer, J. ii. Hill
Electrician, w. r. Jewell
Marshal, j. II Hill
Water Commissioner, j. II. HUI
Trustees O. G. Hawkins, A. j. Casten, n
E. Huity, W. II. Baker. II. A. Bryant.
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State Officials

Governor, Hon. John +. Shafroth
State Supt. Of Public Instruction,
Katherine NJ. Cook
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one mile from town. Cheap. Ses
&. G.. HAWKINS
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State Legislators

Senator. Hon. Horace T. De Long
Representative, DIR. J. A. Whiting. Ecker,
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route to Paonia for a visit with his
people and to attend the wedding of
his sister Miss Excie and Mr.. John
Davis.
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On their way home from Medina they
spent Saturday nigkhC with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sander Olson and Sunday both
parties visited at the home of M. N.
Olson.
o. Lindman and family. Miss Olga
Jacobson and her two brothers spent
Sunday with T. Q. Simle and famile
Ole ~. Olson and his two boys made
a trip to Medina on Saturoas
One Of the Fargo Forum employees
was In Medina Saturday. He also had
q talk with the Chase Lake correspond
ent.
7. o. Simle is busy grinding feed for
his neighbors nowadays.
Martin Olson was o pleasant caller
at Charley Pederson's Thursday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Crandall spent the
past week visiting in the Marstonmoor
neighborhood.
Joe Jacobson was pleasant caller
at B. o. Westman's ON Wednesday ev-
ening
Martin Olson and family called on
o. Lindman and family Tuesday.
Mr.. Hans johnson and son Gust made
short call on M. N. Olson Monday.
Sander Olson called on M. N Olson
Tuesday. He is busy hauling hay these
fine days. Cor. g. u
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Will INVADE The EAST
Winnipeg Bowlers Will Roll on Alleys
|. in Eastern Canada During Elk
tended Trip to be Made.

Not only will Winnipeg bowlers in
wade st. Paul next month for the big
tournament there, but they will also be
heard from other cities to the south
and east, says The Free Press. It il
supposed that at least fifty men viii
leave here on February IS to be pres.
ent at the big social functions in the
SANITY city the following day. Satur-
day. and will roll on the alleys Mon
day, night, which will be known as
Winnipeg night
At a we'll attended meeting in Sar-
atoga alleys on Saturday a motion was
passed favoring the extension of the
tour to Detroit and to some of the larg-
err cities of eastern Canada, such as
Hamilton, London and Toronto. 1t is
expected that TWENTY-FIVE players will
expected that twenty five other skilled
opponents of the game.
AS previously stated, nearly all the
senior city leaguers will travel over the
500 line on February IS. Many of the
teams will play as composed in their
regular series, but others will be patch
ed up to fill vacancies where bowlers
are unable to depart
II is highly probable that there will
be a. splitting up when the Winnipeg
ers leave for Detroit as business will
call many back to their homes. The
Venice five, however will probably go
intact. Everything is in probabIes, as
the time is still far away. Secretary
Hessian anticipates having q party OF
twenty five.
A hockey match will be played on
Feb. for the purpose of raising funds
for the trip the game to be between the
City leaguers and Commercial league
In the former there will be Roos
formerly a star with Berlin and Bert
Elliott, well known locally. The Com
mercial men win be unable to pick a
strong team and d. J. Humphreys will
be one of the seven. There are others
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SHY CLASSY men
At INITIAL SACK
MANY CLUBS IN MAJOR LEAGUES
ARE HAVING TROUBLE FILLING
FIRST BASE PosITloN-coM-
lskEY SAYS eANDlL LOOKS
GOOD FOR sox.

Great f1rst basemen are getting
scarce. Many major league managers
and magnates are scouting around in
the hopes of strengthening the initial
sack position. In fact the really grand
players can be counted on the fingers
Of one hand, with the thumb included
perhaps.
In Chicago Comiskey is hot after a
first class man to fill the bill for the
Sox. OF those he has on hand right
now, it is generally believed that
Gandill has the best chance to land, Is
bell and Davis, both great old timers,
are not fast enough to hold the lob.
Paterson, tried in a game or two,
didn't seem to have the stuff" But
the old cid Roman believes that Gandil
will be the man he wants.
Down in New York Owner Brush and
Manager Mugsy McGraw of the Giants
are hot after first base guardian.
They want somebody to take the place
of Fred Tenney and Merkle Tenney
has been one of the finest, but is get
ting along in years and Merk1e doesn't
seem to be the right caliber Hence
the frantic search through the minor
leagues.
Fred Clarke IL the Pirates is another
who would secure a great first sacker
III he could In fact, reports from the
Pirate camp say that he Is in such
straits that he may even try Hans
Wagner I'm theposition an get crack
Liz shortstp to fill Honus' shoes. But
this report is generally secuted Abb
stein will not be kept as his work dur
Ing the season. and especially in the
worlds series, set the Pittsburg man
agement against him 1t will be re-
membered that Pittsburg once believed
1t had find in Nelson. only to be
disillusioned later. In sootl1 the Pirates
will welcome an able bodied first base
man with great glee
The st. Louis Browns are having al
sorts of worries as regards d first base.
man In fact the troubles have reached
such a crisis that the powers that be
are trying to induce Claude Rossman
former Tiger. to play the sack Ross
man objects strenuously, as he it1ag-
ines that he would make a dandy little
outfielder The Browns, however. sas
that he will be seen at first when ths
season starts
Tom Jones, always considered fail
frst sacker, but never d great on
played very fair bali for the Detroii
Tigers during the flag end OF last sea-
son. 1t Ii not believed by Tiger fol-
lowers. however, that he Is heavy
enough for the job next season. They
have expressed considerable surprise
over the fact that Hughie Jennings
seems disposed to retain him In the
berth.
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WHITEHEAD FEARED
FATAL CONSPIRACY
MINNEAPOLIS DOPE ARTIST RE-
CALLS TIME FORMER FARGO
FIGHTER DASHED FROM RING
SATISFIED THAT. HE HAD BEEN
MARKED.

The death Of Whitehead, the
negro pugilist at Duluth, following a
knife wound inflicted by another me-
gro, calls to mind night in Minneap-
oils a few years ago when Whitehead
thought conspiracy was on to kill
him and tore out Of a down town hall
wearing little more than a pair of
boxing gloves and shoes, says Mimi
eapolis sport writer
whitehead was engaged In a ten
round bout with Ben Tremble. the big,
burly who formerly held out at st.
Paul Tremble at that time had moth
ing of the scientific side of the boxing
game, but he could hit like a pneu-
matte drill ard was SPEEDY with either
hand. He was sparring with White
head i'm awkward fashion when he
swung over fail like wallop intended
to drive whitehead through the floor
or into the cellar or some other neither
region. His hand collided with an
over hanging arc light and the light
went out there and then. The ring
was showered with flying bits of glass
and In some manner the blow put out
every light in the hall. The room was
filled with a gang of lumberjacks, and
others, and everybody started to yell
in the darkness.
In a few minutes the lights were
turned on and Whitehead was found
in the hallway about the worst scared
colored man that could be imagined.
He was soothed with the information
that If he came back Tremble would
murder him. The fight proceeded a
few rounds when the police interfered.
BY something of a coincidence, both
negroes mixed up in the affair of that
night died what might be termed vio-
lent deaths. Whitehead was killed
| from knife thrust and John Sterret,
his second and adviser on the night in
question, was shot and was killed in a
gambling room brawl near Bridge
square a year or two ago.
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FAST GAME TONIGHT
.. B. c. and Preachers Meet at Col.
lese Gym With Both Teams Primed
for Great came.

d. 3. c. against Fargo college. This
is the bill for tonight which will
win" is the question being thrashed
out around town. The visiting farmers
are fortunate in being here for this
game, as an excellent opportunity is
afforded them for seeing real live
basketball game. Both teams are in
the pink of condition and are eager
for victory and a speedy hard fought
battle is in sight.
The F. G. lineup will be chosen
from Slingsby, Thayer, frost Haggart
forwards; Perry, center, and Pollock
Forth, Boise or Horner, guards.
The d. B. c. will have the Tierney
brothers, forwards; LIGHTHOUSE, center
and Doyle Holzer or Kimball guards
The referee win be some party ia
voraible to both sides.
The game begins at In the Fargo
college gym, and the admission is 81
cents.
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VETERAN BACKSTOP
LONGS FOR FRONT
FORMER CUB CATCHER WHO
PROVED HIMSELF A THOR
oueHBRED "HoLDouTg ARTIST,
WANTS TO GET BACK IN THE
GREAT NATIONAL GAME ONCE
MORE.

Kansas city, Mo. Jan. 20.--John
Killing one of the few baseball hold
outs who really held out, Is in a re-
ceptive mood John will talk baseball
and, If said provocation isn't forth
coming, John will start the. talk him.
self before the confab has reached the
first lap.
King wants to play bali this year.
He hasn't said as much i'm as many
words. but he has said he will play IL
he can get the money.
Tt isn't the money that is worrying
King. John has a paying business in
his billiard hall here. and 1t 10 true
that John doesn't have to pastime for
living If he dosen't want to. But
Killing likes the game Of baseball.
There's the secret, and that's the rea-
son John Is In receptive mood. He
fears that lf he fingers beyond the
pale of organized ball another season
he'll never be able to come back"
Las year King ran a team Of young
city leaguers ran them into fourth
place in a six-club league. It was a
poor team Killing elayed poor ball
Treason Maybe. but nevertheless II
Is the truth. Killing knew 1t He ad
mits it now He coulcn't play i'm that
class. and keep keyed up. He gave up
trying. although he did pick up the
cream OF the league here and win q