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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11
1idewater Association Opens
at Hampton Church.
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED
President ). L. Hill Calls Meeting TO
Order and Rev. J. A. Jayne De-
IIvers Address OF Welcome to Dele,
Elect officers Today.

Three sessions of the Tidewater
Association of the Disciples OF
Christ, which convened in fortyfourth
annual session in the Church OF
Christ, were held yesterday and il
was said that the attendance is the
largest in the history OF the assoc
iation.
The association embraces all the
churches OF the denomination from
the eastern section OF Virginia to
and in Richmond and there are a
number of prominent workers in the
district present.
When President j. l.. Hill, of
Richmond. raped the initial session
TO business at 10 o'clock, after the
delegates had been welcomed here by
Rev. John Anderson Jayne, the pas
tor of the Hampton Church OF
christ, the edifice was crowded with
the visitors and local people interest
ed in the actions of the association.
Mr.. II. w. Ware, of Richmond
was unanimously chosen secretary
for the session, while special com
mittee on press work was named.
Reports From Churches.
Following the preliminarics in
opening the convention, Rev. J. Ed
ward de Gafferelly, of Newport News.
conducted devotional exercises. fol
lowing which reports from %
churches in the district were receiv
ed.
Rev. II. c. Combs, of Richmond,
state evangelist, presented strong
address, in which he told of his work
in Virginia During the past year
two new churches were organized in
the Tidewater district and there mad
been a healthy growth in the mem
bership.
Rev. C. b. Richards, of South Nor
folk: Rev. F. w Long. of South
Richmond; Rev. l.. Z. Groseclose, al
Newport News. maintained as evan
gelists by the State board, made re-
ports OF the work in their fields
Then following a round table dis
cussion of "Purging the Church
Rolls" which was participated in by
Revs. J. A. Jayne, Gerald Culberson,
F. w. Long. George Whitaker, A. J.
Renforth, w. II. Clemitts and r. l.
Tennis.
Committees Annouced.
Just before the adjournment OF
the morning session, President Hill
announced the selection of the fol-
lowing committees:
Time and place of next meeting
W. c. Powell r. r. Sharp, G. l.
yancey, L. Z. Groseclose, F. w.
Long
Nomination.. b. Rich-s, E w.
Wright. d. Robinson, f. L. Griffin
and w. E. Fitchett.
Obituary.. F. de Gafferelly, W. H.
Clemitts, ]. o. Helsabeck, and w. J.
Hall.
Resolutions-D s. Henkle. D. G.
Dunn. T.. X. Blake and George Walden
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session began at
o'clock and was opened with a round
table discussion of Church Methods.
Rev. A. Jayne and Rev. DR. ;. T.
Willis lead the discussion. Rev. H.
G.. Combs delivered sermon on
state missions, and DIR. Willis preach
ed a sermon on Education"
Rev. Andrew Jackson Rcnforth. OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11
Pleads Guilty over phone.

Calling up Mayor Thornton + Jones
Yesterday afternoon by telephone
Robert williams, charged with VIC
lation of the automobile ordinance
pleaded guilty to the charge aud was
informed that he will have 20 pay u
fine of $40 and costs The case had
been heard in the morning by the may
or. but at the reqGes; of Mr.. Williams
WAS continued until tomorrow How
ever later in the day Mr.. Williams
telephoned the mayor that he desired
to plead guilty to the charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11
Candidates Notice.

wish TO announce 20 my friends
and the voters OF Elizabeth City
county, Hampton and Phoebus that
arr candidate for commissioner OF
tue revenue, subject TO the Demo
cIa;Ic primary to be he'll next spring
/ will appreciate the vote cad sup
port of any voter.
T. A. SINCLAIR.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11
Dzvis ia Convicted.

Alvanus Dsvis. coiored. charged
with shooting in the public Highways
and breaking into the house Of Lzz'e
Washington. got two months in the
county sH and fne 81 szs and costs
from Magistrate Martin Kenny yesier.
dsy afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11

The Misses Elsie and Nancy
Schmelz. daughters of Mr.. George A.
Schmelz, will leave Monday for North
fork. W. Va. whore they will visit
their sister, Mrs. Harry +. Elan, for
several weeks.
DR. ]. Wilton Hope, who has been
visiting Mrs. Hope, in Winchester, is
expected TO return to this city this
morning.
Mr.. John Weymouth will leave TO
morrow evening for Loudoun county,
where he will s end several days with
Mrs. Weymouth and little Miss Vir-
ginia Weymouth.
Ms. Leftwick, Miss Nettie Leftwick'
of stanton: Miss Bonnie Anderson, of
Saluda. and Mr.. Calvin Bristow, Oh
Middlesex county. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Trice. in East
Queen street
j.
on a visit to Kentucky and West VIZ
ginia. returned to the city yesterday.
Mr.. Ike Goldman, of Richmond, Is
spending several days here with
friends.
Mrs. George T. Benthall and Mas
ter Carroll Benthall, Of Phoebus, have
left for a visit OF several weeks in
New York city.
Misses Laura Birmingham and Au-
drew Nottingham. in Victoria avenue
have left for a months stay at Ocean
Grove, n. ].
Mrs. George F. Guy and Miss Hiida
Guy, who have been visiting in Rich-
moud. are expected to return TO tneir
home in Newport News avenue today
Mr. and Mrs w Huston Face and
little daughter will leave this evening
for Front Royal. Va, where they VIII
visit for ten days.
Mrs. William p. Isley and cniidreh
lief, yesterday for Graham, va. where
they will spend a month.
Miss Emma Garnett. of Richmond
is visiting Miss Ethel Bowen, in Arm
istead avenue.
Mrs. Wesley Edmunds and children
have left for Smithfield, where they
will visit for a month
Mrs. Harriet Cowles is spending sew
eral weeks in Goshen, at the Allegheny
Inn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11

n you feel down m rnc mouth, see
FULt.ER'S alligators. not jonah who
swallowed too little Of fUIJsER'S
Wines and Liquors. u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11

FULLER's Devil Crabs arc the besi
IN virginia. They do not raise the
sevil with you. u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11
FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE-BRICK RESIDENCE,
rooms, 2 stores, house cost
S2,440; large lot 40xl25 feet, with
20 II. alley, has large cistern with
water in kitchen for $4,000 or will
take $3.50 for my equity, located In
East Hampton with southern ex-
posture. Address c. l.. CROCKETT,
1919 Winfield street, Los Angeles,
Cal Sun-thu-4t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11

Drink that McUinnis Rye at Full
LERS, and grow younger. SO says
Doctor Owl.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11

FOR SALE-HORSE SURREY AND
harness. +. NJ. CATLETT, Phoebus,
Va. IA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11

Mr.. John Weymouth will leave TO
morrow evening for Loudoun county
where he will $ end several days will
Mrs. Weymouth and little Miss VII
ginia Weymouth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11

Dr. ]. Wilton Hope. who has beer
visiting Mrs. Hope. in Winchester. Il
expected 10 return to this city this
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-08-11
SOCIAL-PERSONAL

The Misses Elsie and Nancy
Schmelz. daughters of Mr. George A
Schmelz, will leave Monday for North
fork. ". Va. where they will visi
their sister, Mrs. Harry +. Elan, fol
several weeks.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

Wir rieden oas SaBlide am
idneliten, mir ahten am ihdrfiten
auf oos, mas nidt uniere Mrt lit, mir
entoeden an leihteiten 6ebler urr6
@ebred)en, mir merfen am trelleiten,
mas ser an0er 2aidrlides getban fat.
llno menn gliicflib iiber cine Dumm=
6eit eeines 2ebens u@ras gepa6ien"
it, lei gemib: irgeno jemano finoet
ltdt, Ser Dies @ros mie0er abmdbt.
3esbalb, menn on i6on etmas iagen
mltbt BEL &affee, 8ier ooer @ein, 10
er3able etpas @rtes bon 0einem Gee
benmeniden. @eben tbut es 10 ct
lpaS bon ieoem, nno oaol1rb pflan5eit
o1 &oien IN Sen &aien binetn. S9mei=
gen nn6 &oi enpflan5en itno feline
men jGenmiiroioe &iin1te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Sic alte &eimatb.
Gdleiten.

Sir Sic beporiteben6e 2an0tagser=
labmabl in 8reSIou bqben sic
Jortldrittlibe @olfspartei 6en Gigar=
renfabrtfanten Mrtbur Deter, Sort
benoen Ser Srtsgruppe 8reslau 6es
@anlabun0es, bie Socialoemofraten
SEN &eoactuer 20be sic @%onlerbatiben
uno oas Centrum SEN &aufmann S.
Gogel als &an6i0aten oufgeiteQt. =
5eit f1r5em beiibt Mieber=@ I'M g.
0or ein eigeneS @otteSbaus. - SSn
g d0nmal6 bel 3iegenbalS fan6
orud gr5prielter un0 @eiitl. &atb
0ittrib (3iegenbals) sic @%inmeibung
Ser neuerbauten Stride itatt. = Sn
6rauenpa1oau feierten Sberamtman11
:uno Mmtsporiteber a.. 9. &arl @ag=
ner un0 6rau bon @roB : Ser
i6nib lire goloene @od5eit.
@annpper.
SSn @ifbornii lit ser @eb. Gu
Or. mes. 6. IS. 2angen-
bed im 81. 2ebensiabre geftorben.-
5ta0toberforiter Selfer in s a H.
feierte 6as 50iabrige Subj
l6um leiner Tbdtigfeit. = Na9 So
id6riger 5bdtigfett an Ser @il6eSbei=
mer Mag. { Ger tenberger'i6en) Set
trat &e0octeur S. Ho1mann in
@tl6eSbeim in 0en Sutherland.
@citfalcn~
Sn 81 Iceberg mur0e ser teue
Ser Hforrfirbe, ein aus Sbben=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

biirer 5anoltein al1sgefiibrtes origi=
neues 8aumerf, eingemeibt. = SSn
@ol5mideoe ml1r0e ser @irtb
Yforr, als er einen 5miiden @diten
ausgebro6enen Streit i6libten mol=
tie, bon einem Ser 5treitbabne eri9oi-
ler. = 9as 2an0gut oes Oeconomen
@eGler in grmen lit ~nie6erge=
brannt. - SSn 9 ri 1tarb bodm.
8icar @einri6 Deder int Is. 2ebens=
iabre. = Sn 2angenberg ltorb
Efarrer 81. &leinibnitger int Sitter
BON 68 Sabren. = @ol0ene &odseit
feierte in Driburg &ertner SERB.
Sbers un0 5rau Ebereie geb. Marr.
= Sin ser groBen, 450 81. la11gen lie
b%erfiibrltng iiber Sen groBten Ser BET
SEN Mrme 0es neutrality-suspicious.
gu 5oeit miro 5ur 3eit fleiBig ge-
orbeitet. 9as gemaltige 8mtperf
iiberipannt nit 16 ogen Sen groBen
See. = SSn 8e1ler en- berl1r1=
Ser 2anomirtb S. 8enning
ourb Mbitur5 bonn 5deunenbooen
t06tlih. = SSn SEN &11beitan0 getre=
ten lit ser 8oriteber Ser &g1. &reis=
iparfoiie in IS arburg, &ednltngs=
ratb @oppenitod, ser 43 Sabre in
Staats0ieni item %geltan0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

ct BORT eS am Son, an ser &iir5e ut1=
jercr Mntport, aber er fragt meiter,
unermiiolib mie ser @ol0mai6er lei=
men Sano itebt = bieuei6t fommt
ibm bo9 nod Elm mertbpoles &orn
in Sic @anoe.
Mber 10 fragt ia gar nieman0,
oenft iebt ser optimiitiide 2eier> TO-
gar Ser, ser es erlt geltern ielber 10
abnli6 getrieben bat, uno glaubt TO-
gar, mas er 0enft; oenn nibts fennt
0os fllge> pielbelebrte Menlbenfino
meniger als ii6 ielblt. 9esbalb lteue
ih oies Spieglein auf un0 min es
fem puten; bienei9t erfennt it9 Sic
Ter un0 ie11er oorin l1no Der iu6t Sen
babliden Bug aus ieinem Gbarafter=
biloe 81 loi6en. Denn mas fat 6ra=
gen un0 Sagen ridt idon alles ange=
ridtet = Sragen un6 5agen =
&latlh nennt uniere 0eutibe 6ralt
Ml1tteriprahe gut nno 0eutlib sic
miBbrdltdli6e @ereinigung 0ieier BEL
Sen 3eitm0rter, uno aller @reuel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

@reulidites iteigt angeiidts 0ieies
Mortes in ieoer grinnerl1ng empor.
@iepiel perleur1oete &einbeit, I'M
mirfiam gemor0ene &euc, ger tories
Gliid, perideubter 6rieoen, eritidtes
Gertrauen ltebt I'M 5dul0bud) 0es
6rogens uno Sagens. Selbit no me-
ser @e0mfelloiigfeit nod b0ier Bil-
le nob gdapotllrit, ionoern quite ab-
iid]t un6 ebrlides Mitgefiibr gum Sc
Sen perfiibren Mil: 6rage ni6t, iage
ni6t, lonoern i6meig!
@ir lpllen nidt reoer Don oen1,
mas inns anpertral1t mmr0e: &ertral1=
cit lit oas Dodite @eldenf, oas ou emf
pfangen fannit, 8erratb itebt obenan
l1,1ter sen Ebaten, sic uns ernieorigen.
@ir iolen fir uns erbaltel1, mas in
sen &reis u%nierer Samilie un6 unie-
res SnterelieS geb0rt. 8as fum=
merits SEN anoeren? Geriteben Sic
oroube>l mas mir fiiblen? 9ie Sippe
&lugbeit braudt Stoff gum &ritilt=
rem. SIN beiten Safe tbut iie's nit
giitiger Gorge, neil mir 10 an0erS iino
ols lie ielber; inn ldlimmeren nit Ser
ber5li6en Srelt0e bes 8elierlpiiiens an
I'm eren 8erfebrtbeiten. @ir lollen
o1d l6meigen bon Sem, mas mir
ourd 3ufau ODER eine bel onoere ST.
bigfeit 31 beobadten e%rfubren, Of
lpobl es pielleidt ant idmeriten lit,
nidt ein gang flein tpenig nit iei=
11er &lugbeit 81 prunfen.
Mn oies lolen mir nidt ln0 mol
lens altd ntbt, 6enn I'M @runo unite
rer Seele fins mir alle gan5 %anitanoi=
ge &erle. Nber 0a fommen iie uns,
Sic 6rager - sic 1angboorigen beim
&offee, sic &aiirten beim 8ier -
brdngen ith an uns un0 merfen uns
einen 8roden Neutgfeit por> 6amit
mir I'm lern 6aneben merfen m0dten.
Gem einen itno lie elm MergerniB, SEM
an0eren cine &erlodung, 6em S6ma-
den mer0en lie bei0eS. Sen 5tdrfe=
rem ober, ser ieiner 3u11ge ltder lit,
5mingen ite CUR ltnb0flidfeit; menn
man oas Sitter idlieBt, pflegt eS 5n
r%olieln. 0ennob: idlieb bein 8iiier.
Sag lieber 6reun0 uno Iein0 Slug
IN Muge> mas 6u fir l1n0 pi0er i'm
.uf oem @er3en bait, aber iprid nit
bon eine1n 9ritten un0 beri6=
tie feime11, mas Elm Iritter bon ibm
gere0et fat, un0 iei eS in Ser giitig=
ten Mbii9t. |
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
8eioes idlneI nn6 ,uirfia11t.

Dies 5eigt sic @irfung bon 6olep
MierenpiQen an, mie g. 8arionS bon
Bottle Greet, Mid., iQ11itrirt. sd
lit an einem l9mierigen San BON Seize
rent uno acknowledgements, mogegen
ib feline 2inoerung fano, Biz ib So
lep Mierenpiuen gebraubte. Dieie beil-
ten midi politdr10ig bon an meinen
2ei0en. Sd lit an &udenrDeb u1o
beftig itehen6en S6mer5en NIT pla=
gen6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ser
anbaltenoe @ebrau6 bon SoleD Seize
renpiQen befreite midi bonitdn6ig bon
an meinen riiberen 2eioen. Sd emf
pfebIe oieieIben auf's bette. Molitor
9rug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
@ont Iragem uno sa9em.
Su et,uas ,uie cine Gtrafprebigt.

g. gibt 9i1tge, Sic man ni6t iagen
funn, gnn5 abgeleben BON oenen, Die
nc ridt iugen min, un0 eS giebt
9inge, nob oenen mani ni6t fragen
ion, 1po5lt man ser ginfabbeit bal=
Der oles Yerl0nlide redneu fonnte.
Gs gibt ober ol1d 2eute, Sic alles nil
ie11 m0dten. go lange es beim
Munlbe bleibt, moqen mir iie
l1ngefrdnft auf 0em meiten Hlan
ser Oberflddeulpiini6e lalien.
So6olo lie aber, ibr 8iin16en
gum @olen iteigern0, nit 0em 5ra=
gen %begi1nen, mer0en iie gemeinge=
f6brli9 l1n0 taftlos. 3mei 6erbe
&niittel, oieie @orte; aber jon ni6t
nit &niitteln gei6lagen mer6en, mer
SEN @ausfrie0en fort? ltn0 lit es nibt
@al1sfrie0ensbrltd, tpenn ether ii6
e%in5u0rdngen iubt in I'M er auerei-
genltes, gebeimites Denfen, 8ouen
u10 @ii1en un0 in1n1er auf's 1eue
frage11o ein0rdngt, 10 oeutlib mir ibm
aub 5eigen, 0aB mir tbn ga 0rinnen
nidt baben molen? @ie pteles eibt
es, mas i9 nidt iagen fann! Mber
mas gabe es, mona6 ni6t gefragt
miir0e? Scum ja," 0enft ser 2el er,
naber man muB it6 6o6 u%nterbalte1t.
l1no unterridten muB man ii6 aud.
Sim Menidli6en f0nnen mir nod int
mer 0os meilte lernen. ~9ei6tS
Meni6li6es lei u1s frem0," un0 u6en
Meniden interreiirt 6o6 INNER MIR
ser Men16" lautet sic 8eiSbeit 5mei= !!
er GROCER Wanner. Mber eben neil eS
@roBe iagen, tits MIR fir sic Gro
zen mabr, sic Sen gin5elfou aus 6em
&eri 0nliden ms Mlgemeine gu be=
ben Derlteben.
56on allein, 6oB 0as Sragen 6as
Sogen beranlaBt, loute es CUR 5ln=
Sc 1tempeln. = SS6 re0e bier ni6t
BON ienen 5medloien 6ragen, Sic li9
ser 8etreffen0e gang gut ielber beant=
morte11 fonnte, o0er BON Sem miliens=
bungrigen, 1eidtbefrie0igten @efra-
&c, mie es &ir1oer 6es 0fteren betrei=
ben. Sd meme Sen, Ser itb 1tnterri6=
ten min iiber 0as umas tbn nidts an=
gebt," mie man 81 lagen pflegt. MuS
o%llgenreiner Neugieroe, aus gan5 be-
lon0erem ~Sntereiie," aus mirfli6er
Tbeilnabme, ooer Inn 0o6 MIR etDas
Git reoen. l1eber 6ih ielber, iiber Sic
gl1ten Sreun0e, iiber Sen ullerne1e=
lten 5ta6tflatl6L iiber alte @el619=
ten, iiber b0bere un0 auerbo6ite &rei=
lie.
Mit @auer, eiiernen Eboren Sto=
6elmdmiern uno Sanbbeit mub ii6
Set barmlole Menl6 gegen 0ieie Mus-
fragen i6iiken. 9enn mas 6u aud
antmorten mogeit, es lit bonn nebel;
mie ou audi ausmei9en mogeit, elm
s6ledden 1per0en iie 0o6 falien, Inn
lire 8ermutbungen %an5ubafen. Mber
freilid, ser redte Srager lit 10 5db
mie taftlos, es lit linn me0er NIT ga
nod nit Nein, me0er nit gieueidt
nod nit uSS6 meiB nidt" gu entgeben.
gr merit, oaB mon ni9t reoen min,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Cine Meoisim fir Sen 6anshalt.

Cine Mieoi5in fit sen &ansbalt,
Die mirfli6 tpertbbou fem ion, u1ub
gleibmdBig CUTE &eiultate bon ie6em
Mitglieo Ser SomiIie, 6as es qe-
braudt> anf5nmeiien baben. Tolep's
@oneb ano Sor ertpirft geraoe 6ies.
@letdpiel OBJ fir &inoer ooer ertpad-
lene Nerionen. 5oIep's @ol,ep ans
Gar 1T oas 8eite uno Siderite fir ie-
De Grfdltnng nno Sniten. MoIitors
Mpotbefe.
Gilpin observer., 1910-07-21
engaged as his attorneys, More
Trouble Patterson, Senator Tuley
Scoot and Poor Food Commissioner
Cannon.-Denver Democrat.

Secretary of State Pearce is en-.
deavoring to have the board of cap
itol managers abolished, and natural
ly the Republican majority is max
ing an equally strenuous effort to
hang on to the snap, which is a glar.
ing relic of old time Denver machine
politics. The board was intended to
exist only until the capitol building
was built and furnished and thous.
ands of dollars could be saved an.
nually by now doing away with this
unnecessary and not at all ornamen.
tai adjunct.
Gilpin observer., 1910-07-21
NEVADAV|LLE NOTES

Mrs. VIM. Harry and son, James
returned from Golden Wednesday.
H. c. Bolsinger was a business pas
! senger to Denver yesterday afternoon
]. ]. Clark and H. C. Bolsinger
went to Boulder park Sunday with
their poles and things.
Miss Gladys Bolsinger left Sunday
afternoon for Denver.
Matt and John Kramer were visit
ors to Fall river Sunday They had
an appointment with some speckled
beauties.
Mrs. j. ]. Clark went to Denver
Sunday morning.
Edward Murphy returned Thursday
Of last week from Wyoming.
Walter Sha!d, who had been visit
ing two weeks with VIM. Dickerson
and family, left Thursday for his
home in Chicago.
Bruce Slater was a visitor from
Idaho Springs Saturday.
Thomas Williams and niece, Miss
Annie Eddy, have returned to their
home in Telluride after a pleasant
visit in Nevadaville.
VIM. Faust, an old-timer OF this
place, came up from Greed last Mon
day on visit to friends.
John DAILY, Jr., was an arrival Tues
day from Golden.
Ira Slater, who was hit in the
head by falling rock few days
ago, has reported for work. Mr..
Slater's head was injured more than
the rock.
Tom Fallen left for Cripple Creek
yesterday morning.
The Ashtabula Is ready to start OPP
erations and steam will be raised
within the next day or two.
The cemetery committee has COM
pleted the fence around the burial
grounds and are now trimming the
trees. The committee will erect a
frame building which will be 10x1S.
This will be used when services are
held in the grave yard during incle-
ment weather and in one part of the
building will be a place for tools.
It was large and enthusiastic
mass meeting that assembled at Can
mons hall last Friday evening to dis
Gilpin observer., 1910-07-21

The Denver Republican says that
the supreme court ordered the Off
cials of Huerfano. county to submit
their books to the public examiners
because that county returned "res.
pectable" Republican majorities at
the last election. This should have
been in the joke column instead of
first page political story, as the
idea of a respectable" Republican
majority in Huerfano county is real
ly laughable. Not caring to have
these majorities. respectable or other
wise, placed in jeopardy, Justice Cab
bert relieved himself of dissenting
opinion, which doubtless had sooth-
ing effect on the Guggenheimers but
made no change in the plans of the
public examiners.
Gilpin observer., 1910-07-21

cuss the proposition OF getting water
into Nevadaville. All present were
heartily in favor Of bond issue for
the purpose OF carrying out the pro-
ject. A committee of six were ap-
pointed to confer with a like COM
mittee from Russell toward further.
ing the proposition. Three members
OF the committee were w. s. Clifford,
II. Armfield and j. N. Gundy, OF. the
town board. and three were citizens,
namely J. c. Chapple. J. ]. Clark and
H. C. Bolsinger. Most Of the com
mittee attended the meeting held in
Russell Tuesday evening.
Gilpin observer., 1910-07-21

Commenting upon the suit which
has been brought by II. A. Hicks
against w. J. Stull, editor Of the OBJ.
server, the Grand Junction Sentinel
saws, "Stull simply gave the public
information of the kind OF reform
er Hicks happened to be, and there.
fore the suit. Hicks Is T. NJ. Patter.
sons man Friday in the house, and
was the platform leader at the last
session. The Sentinel hardly imagines
that Mr.. Stull is worrying much over
the matter"
Gilpin observer., 1910-07-21
THURSDAY, JULY 21st, 1910.
THE MAGAZINES ON MINING.

The magazines having about run
out of ammunition in their attacks
upon some of the questionable en-
terprises, are now turning their bat
teries upon the mining schemes ex-
plotted to deceive the unwary. Emer-
hash on the subject, THE Gold
Brick and the Gold Nine" The arti-
Gle is printed in Everybody's maga-
zine. The only originality about it is
from subjects that have appeared in
print in many of the dailies of the
country. The article can do no harm to
legitimate mining. And by that is
meant property which has not sold
stock with the intent to deceive.
About here arises a question. In
organizing company, did the pro-
moters really hope they had some
thing of merit? Because they failed
might it not have been the fault of
the mine-seven cases out of ten?
Probably there is no use discussing
that, for, according to accounts, the
schemes that have been exposed were
too bare-faced to have any apology
made for them. That the public has
been duped there is no room for
doubt. And right here, too, the meth.
DDS adopted by the fakes are not ex-
cused, but the public ought to be
given the credit of possessing enough
sense to know whether the scheme
which took them in was plausible or
not. 1t may have been that-too much
so-and it was that very plausibility
that robbed them of their investment.
1t requires such small sum now
adays to get into some sort Of a
scheme that there is generally ready
money to embark in most anything
that comes along A really meritor.
ious property would not peddle shares
at one cent. On the other hand, a
dollar proposition may be Just as
bad and the investor had no means
of finding out whether it is or not.
A company that will evade inforna-
tion asked by a stockholder, should be
cue and the time to get out-if
he can.
A visit to the mine is the best as
surance of reliability, provided, of
course, the investor thinks every
thing is all right. Mining reports are
hardly satisfying. The advise here
given, is not to invest in any and
everything that comes along, but rath.
er own mine-locate one and the
owner will then realize what is best
for his interests.