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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-13
ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.

The ladies Of the Bryant's Chapel
Cemetery association. have arranged
for an ice cream festival to be given
at the town hall In Centerville. Satur.
day evening, July sixteenth.
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The members of the Mission Circle
of the Universalist church are request
ed to meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jones In West Rich
mond.
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CLUB NOTES
LEAGUE TO MEET.

The Luther League of Trinity Luth-
eran church will meet Thursday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Igelman. in South Fourth street.
All members are invited to attend.
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STRENUOUS EFFORT
TO GET ROOSEVELT
FOR MORE SPEECHES

CONTINUED From Page One.)
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ICE z SOCIAL.

Ice cream and cake social at the Lu
theran church corner of Third ant
Pearl streets on Wednesday evening
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SEWING CIRCLE.

Members OF the Spring Grove sew
ing circle were entertained in a pleas.
ant social name Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Leander Woodland at her home
in Spring Grove. Twenty-six members
attended. The guests for the after.
noon were Mrs. Cadawallader. Of this
city and Mrs. Macdonald OF Denver.
Colorado. Needle work featured the af.
ternoon followed by a lunch. In two
weeks Mrs. George H. Dilks will enter.
tain the circle.
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MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting Of the East End Aid So
ciety of the First Christian church An
nounced for yesterday was postponed
on account of the Indictment weather.
Mrs. J. N. Hodgin vas to have been
the hostess. However the society has
decided to meet next Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Hodgin. when a spec
ial program will be presented. At this
meeting arrangements will be made
for q children's concert to be given
under the auspices Of the society.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Mrs. James Personnel was hostess
yesterday afternoon for a meeting of
the Woman's Home Missionary society
OF the Grace Methodist church. THE
Negro as q Patriot" was the subject
for an interesting paper read by Mrs.
Elizabeth Haughton. Mrs. Will Mount
sang a beautiful solo. Light refresh
ments were served.
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Bryan Not Wanted,

IOr the talk now than there was
ago. It has been given out with a
shadow Of authority that Bryan will
not be dnvited into Indiana this year
not by the democrats at least. As has
been pointed out in these dispatches
several times Bryan could not conn
into Indiana and speak for the cleo
ton of q democratic legislature, be-
cause q democratic legislature will be
expected to stand on the democratic
state platform and repeal the county
local option law. Bryan is an advocate
OF county option and has entered into
the campaign on that issue. There is
no question but that Bryan would like
very much to help elect Kern to the
United States senate, but the minute
he does that he also assists in repeal
ing the county option law, for the leg
islature that would do the one thing
would do the other.
The ~anti-sa1oon league would like to
have Bryan come into Indiana and
make q few speeches during the cam
paign, from a purely non-partisan
standpoint, arguing for the election of
q legislature that would retain the
county option law on the statute
books. Whether b a~nti-saloon league
has invited him to do this is not
known, but even II it does ask him
to come it is not ut all likely that he
will accept the invitation. because he
would then be urging the election of a
republican legislature that would de-
feat Kern for the senate. Bryan
would not do this. II he should do it
he would be charged with treachery
to his party.
No "Maehine" for Marshall.
Governor Marshall denies that he is
building up q machine to help him to
keep Indiana in line for him for the
nomination for president In 1912. He
q y he would not know what to do
with . political machine IL he had one
and hat he has never believed in ma
chine politics. OF course, in making
this statement, Marshall viii be under
stood IS making . drive ct Tom Tag
CART, who has always maintained q
well oiled machine in the democratic
party in Indiana. and 1t has always
been in good working order. It re
ceived its hardest blow at the demo-
cratic state convention this year when
1t went up against Governor Marshall
and landed In the scrap heap. but 1t
has been dragged out, the bent and
twisted rods and spokes straightened,
the whole works reprinted and oiled
and 1t Is again In good shape for IN
other whirl ut Marshall or anyone else.
Marshall cannot expect any help from
the Taggart machine. and this 10 taken
as the reason for his fiery declaration
that he has no use for political ma
chineA
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

owner in fee of the SW. 4 of section
II the New Mexico Principal Meridian
nd praying that notice OF the filing
1f said petition be given as required
by law, and that upon the hearing on
aid petition pursuant TO such notice
hat the said Board OF Directors of said
district by order, to be duly made and
entered, exclude the above described
.ands and premises from said district,
The operation and effect OF any taxes,
assessments or liens that may be lev
led or accrue on account CT said irri-
cation District or its organization as
provided by law
NOW. THEREFORE,, any and all
parties interested in said district or
desiring to object TO the allowance Of
said petition. be and hereby are mott.
fed to be and appear on he Ash day
of October. A. ID. 1910, at the hour oil
2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
n the office of the said Board of Di
rectors OF said District in the Century
building in Durango, Colorado. at the
regular quarterly meeting OF said
Board of Directors, and then and there
show cause in writing ii any they
nave. why the said petition should not
be allowed and the prayer thereof
granted.
Dated at Durango, Colorado, this
I'D day Of July A. ID. 1910.
w p. REEDER
Secretary of the Board of Directors OF
The Florida Mesa Irrigation Dis.
trict.
First publication Sept Is, 1910
Last publication Sept. 90, 1910.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

NOTICE OF THE FILING OF THE
PETITIONS OF SETTLERS UPON
AND OCCUPANTS OF THE PUB.
Lie DOMAIN FOR CONTRACTS
WITH THE DISTRICT FOR WA.
TER AND INCLUSION OF THEIR
LANDS lN THE DISTRICT AFTER
6EcElVlNG TITLE.
State of Colorado, County OF La Plata,
ss; In the Matter OF the Organiza-
don oi The Florida Mesa Irrigation
Di lrict
ru THE OWNERS or LANDS I.Y.
ING WITHIN AND FORMING A
PART or SAID IRRIGATION DIS.
TklCr AND TO ALL OTHER PAR
TIES IN INTEREST THEREIN.
GilEErrNG
VOC WH.LPLEAsE TAKE MOTTO
That there has been fled on this 10th
dAy oil september, a. D. 1910, in he
Office @ the Board of Directors OF
The FLORIDA alcsa Irrigation District,
iu Durango, Colorado, the petitions of
cleo owen, Mrs Leonie Hutton. Mrs.
Augusta Mwhnre. John ]. Patterson,
w Alya Short Bertha NJ Patterson
and Belle Short respectively, in which
aid petitions respectively it is set
forth thal the said Cleo Owen hag
made doaart entry of the NV. Z OF
Sec 3s Township 81. n. r. Q w a. M.
P M and the said Mrs Leopie Hut.
ton has made desert entry of the S. =
.of the SIZE " OF See. Is, Township "a,
~. r.. .. W. n. NJ. p NJ, and the
said Mrs. Augusta Myrburg has made
desert entry OF the e. y Of the s.E. u
.pi Sec go Township 34, Y. r. o. w,
IN M T. 49,. and the said John ] Pat
terson Inns made desert entry Of the z.
=. OF iie NE p of Sec ~ and The
w Y Of the NV. q OF Sec % in
Township ai, ~ r. 8 w. N, NJ. j.
~. and the said w Alya Short has
made desert entry Of the e X OF the
S.W. q of Sec 2e and the Il y OF the
NV q OF See 20 in Township 81 N.
A Q w n ST. p. NJ. and the said
Bertha NJ Patterson has made desert
entry on ihe Sc y OF Sec %, in
Township 81, ~ r. 0 W. N. NJ p.
NJ, and the said Belle Short has made
desert entry OF the w. u of the Sc.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

yoTiGE OF TIE FILING or THE
PETITION OF j. LARRoY SLUsH-
ER FOR THE INCLUSION OF HIS
LANDS IN THE DISTRICT.
stste OF Colorado County Of La Plata,
ss. In the Matter of the Organiza'
lion Of The Florida Mesa Irrigation
District
TO THE OWNERS OF LANDS LY-
INC WITHIN AND FORMING A
PART or SAID IRRIGATION DIS
TIaCF. AND TO ALL OTHER PAR.
TIES m INTEREST THEREIN,
GREETING:
YOU Will PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
that there has boen filed on this 18th
dag Of September, a. D. 1910, in the
oifce Of thc Boaid oil Directors of The
Florida Mesa Irrigation District in
Durango. Colorado, The petition of ]
Lahroy slusher. setting forth that he
the owner in fee OF the Northwest
quarter OK Section 25, in Township "a
North OF Range . West of the ~ NJ
p 1i, ana praying thar notice Of the
fling OF said petition be given as re.
duitcd 10y law, ana that upon the hear
ia on said petition pursuant to such
roiice hal the said Board Of Directors
OF said nisrict by order TO, be duly
made and entered include the above
describcd lands and premises within
aid Irrigation District and the bound
arie thereof aud thereupon said lands
he entitled TO like benefits and bear
hike burdens peFacre in said District
al otlar lands included therein, the
s1me and as fully to every intent and
lumpo.e us If said lands had been in
cudeI iu anid District at the organiza-
Ion thereof
now, THEREFORE, any and all
parties Interested in said District OF
Idesiring to object to the allowance Of
said petition. be and hereby are mott
fed TO be and appear on the lth day
| lof Oc cober a. D. 1870, at the hour OF
2 O'clock in the afternoon of said day
at the Office of the said Board of Di
reclors OF said District in the Century
building in Durango, Colorado, at the
rsuiar quarterly meeting of said
lomd Of Directors, and hen and there
show cause in writing. if any there
have whythe said petition should not
he allowed and the prayer thereof
ap'ed
Dated at Durango Colorado, this
| II2h day oil September, A. D. 1910.
w p REEDER,
Secretary OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Florida Mesa Irrigation Dis
tict
Firs publication Sept. 10, 1910.
Last publication Sept 90 1910.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
COUNTY REPUBLICANS
FOLD CONVENTION
Continued from Page ~


while One committee prepared their re-
port
Tic chairman called for a report
OF names ior county central committee
from tbe delegates from the different
Ipreciucz The following names were
submitteds
rrecinct George Shields, Duran
lgo Charles Godfrey, Durango.
Precinet 2-R. Nelson. Durango
Thomas Cash, DURANGO.
Precinct S. W. Raymond, r. q. d.
Durango. j s. D. Hopkins Durango
Precinct q Geuree Tyner Durango
! % y griffith. Durango.
Precinct SIS N. johnson, Durango;
Robert ~. Shield Durango
Precinct GA W Robbins. Bayfield,
j. ~ Springer. Bayfield,.
Precinct James T. Holden, Josiah
Moore
Precinct 9-w. P. vane, James II
Brown
Precinct lo-J } Patterson. Jos o
8mnh
Precinct 1i-samuel Smith, G. La
comb
rro,inct i2-W @ Davidson. Geo j.
BlalsleY
Precinct i3-cnas Naegeiin, Her
man Hanno.
Precinct il-F. II. Lake. j. ]. Men
ser.
rrecinct l5-Iohu Morloek, W H. e
Folsom
Precinct I6 Thomas Mason, d. w
Roberts
Precinct III P Airy Grant Nor
ris.
Precinct 1871 p. Lowell, Fred ens
am.
prooinct 90 4. w Torson, Dean.
Precinct 2i-T a. Goodnight, l.
Mardncz
Precinct % q. d. Haser, +. c
Howeii
Pfeenct 2l--s. w Morrison, oDou
nelL
The committee named to select the
Hanes 10 The slate and congressional
eongen.ion submitted the following fe
port Selection was made by ballot
State ronyemion-T. A. Goodnisht
> y Springer w. w. MoEwen. Ino
tunnlnsham $ w Raymond, J w
NcpoHtG VI H c. Folsom, Joe Airy
y q Graden p. w Rltter, Fabian
MARTINEZ w. W. Parsbau
CONGRATULATIONS Griffith, Mrs
Cora Lioyar Geo. Shields, Judge Glenn
ems Geo BIakeley Frank Lake, Rowe
ringrey, 4. q. Main. Geo. Raymond
S NJ Blgss, $. W. Morrison, T, X
humphrey
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

THE HERALD TRUSTS THAT ALL
PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT RE
sPONDED TO BILLS SENT FOR
SUBSCRIPTION DUE ON WEEKLY
HERALD WILL REMIT THIS
MONTH. ALSO ALL PERSONS
KNOWING THEIR SUBSCRIPTION
HAS RECENTLY EXPIRED WILL
REMIT AND SAVE THE TROUBLE
OF MAKING OUT AND MAILING
BILLS.
TIE HERALD PRINTING co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

spend a three months honeymoon. Ms.
aud AIRS a. j. Croneuherg return 20
Durango tonorsow night A. j. is
engineer on the perin's Peak railroad
with an attendance Of more than
100 and every prospect for an unusual
iy successful year The Bayfield, schools
opened Monday, The principal Mr..
Smith, Is a BOULDER university man
". = Exams left for Hesperus this
morning TO attend 70 some business
hatierH MI Evans came here about
week aao 20 vigit his son Cray
Iarans MS well as to look around Tie
country
Mlss isaa Anderson. one of our eff
cient ia Plata county ieachers. who
has iusi finished a term OF school az
P@in's. departed today for Ann Arbor
Mich where she enters the state uni
yefsity rs a student oct T. Miss An
deraon viii stay over TO visit fiends
in Denver Chicago, Grand ltapids and
oiher points, before thc term com
mences.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
From Wednesdays Daily.

c. W. Kutz, the I.umberton mer
chant. is in the city today on business
Mr. Kutz is registered at the Savoy
Harry Kearns was in town over
night from Oxford on brief visit to
his parents. returning to the ranch This
morning.
William p. Vale went out on the
eastern this morning bound for Al
lantic City to attend the annual en-.
campment of the G. A r.
Miss Margaret Kramer went out this
morning TO Canon City on a visit OF
about six weeks with her mother apd
sister
Claude Powell was in the city over
night from Cortez to look after some
business matters. lie left for home
this morning.
Mrs, Lue Harrison passed through
this morning from Pennington to Dem
yer. Mrs. Harrison was returning
home after few days in san Iuau
county looking over land
Miss Helen Rodgers, who has heen
visiting her relatives here Tor about %
week, departed for Denver this morn
ing, going over the Southern. and stay
Ing over for Il BRIEF visit in Telluride.
Adam Wagner. formerly Durango
manager for the Colorado Nntionai
Life Assurance company, wont to sii.
verton last night Mir Wagner WINS
In town two or three days on business
for his company.
Charles w. Wells, the expert civil
engineer employed hy the government
10 report on lands before the patent
is issued, came in last night from
Denver with II. J. Atwell and viii be
here several days on some land casca.
O.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cronenberg and
son left this morning for Telluride TO
attend the wedding of tho formers
brother Leo. which takes place thls
evening. The bride-elect is Miss An.
pa Compton, whose brother Jasper was
hurt In wreck last winter, near Blk
creek. MIR. and Mrs, Cronenberg VIII
leave tomorrow for Virginia, tho
groom's old home. where they will
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

NOTICE OF THE FILING OF THE
PETITION OF AUGUSTA L.
MONEY FOR THE EXCLUSION OF
Her LANDS FROM THE DIS
TRIcT.
STATE OF Colorado, County of La Plata,
tn tho Matter Of the Organiza
tn OF The Florida Mesa Irrigation
District
ITO THE OWNERS OF LANDS LY
ING WITHIN AND FORMING A
PART OF SAID IRRIGATION DIS
TWCT. AND TO ALL PARTIES IN
INTEREST THEREIN, GREETING;
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NO
lTICE that there has been filed on this
2tth day Of Iuly, A. D. 1910, in tn
lodco oil the Board OF Directors of The
Worida Mesa irrigation District, in
Durango, Colorado. he petition of An.
nsta l.. Money setting forth that she
is the owner in fee of the NV, 4 OF
die ME. y of section IA,
township 3D. north of range
9 West of the N. NJ p NJ and
praying that notice OF the filing OF
aid petition be given as required by
law and lhat upon the hearing OF said
lnedtion pursuant to such notice that
he said Board of Directors of said
district by order to be duly made and
entered exclude the above described
lands and premises from said District
and Che boundaries thereof and from
tae operation and effect Of any taxes,
assessments or liens that may be lev
led or accrue on account OF said lrri
ation District ors It's organization as
provided by law
NOW THEREFORE,, any and all
parties interested in said district OF
desiring to object to the allowance
oi slid petition, be and hereby are
notified TO be aud appear on the 4th
day OF October A ID 1910, at the hour
oi O'Clock in lhe afternoon OF said
lav, nt le office of the said Board
ot Directors OF said District in the
Century building in Durango, Colorado
% The REGULAR quarterly meeting OF
aid boad OF Directors, and then and
here show cause in writing, if any
hey have. why the said petition should
mot be allowed and the prayer thereof
granted
Dated at Durango, Colo this 26th
day OF July, A. D. 1910,
w. p. REEDER,
Secretary OF the Board OF Directors oil
Tho Florida Mesa Irrigation Dis
trict
First publication Sept. Is, 1910.
Last publication sept 20, 1910.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

nianded much In the way OF persuasion
before he finally determined to mount
the gangway into the baggage car.
When once there ne seemed contented
enough. He came in last night from
Carlton, kans., his railroad fare cost
ing $40 He is valued at $1,000 and
wes ON his way to his new owner,
Mr.. GuiIlett at Mancos.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

y Of Sec . la Township 81, n. = 9
w. n. N p N an made undef thf
desert land laws Of the iniled States
at the land Office Ia Durango colo
ado, and ali IN i3rce and effect aui
all OF said lands adjacent 70 or situate
within the boundaries Of said Disirioi
And that each OF said petitions above
named. petition the 2oard OF Director
Of said District 10 make and enter info
contract with each OF said petition
ler5 wherein and whereby It VIII be
divided that water saall be distribut.
led when obtainable and ready los dis
luIbutiou from ihe @aler rights ana
worba OF the District to the respective
Hands Of said Petitioners 20 exactly
/ me same manneI a. 10 the oNuers 81
llud IN freehold ia the District undl
said Petitioners shall pec-yeiy re.
oelve ran title 20 his or her lands
land that upon each 0f sald Petitioner
,receiyiug fun ltia to ht or her lands
land upon payment OF hts or her pro.
iporionatc share o. lhe bond assess.
mouis and other proper charges o pro
yded by law thaf he or he shall in
Icndo Dds OF her lands within said pig
Itfiot nd shall uam such inclusion be
lcnutled Do an tha righis and privileges
tand subject TO an ine purdons OF q
uenlbei Of said Dlsuiet Inc ane and
ia nuly TO every lnlent and pmpoat
lac ID each OF said lands had been in
coded in aid District at the oreani
Mtion thereof
T NOW, THEREFORE, ay and al
parties Interested iu suid District Or
laesirins to object 70 Me nakius an.
entering into alI contracts Dy th'
IBcard Of Directors be and heren ari
notified 10 be snd app ssr on the 81
lday J Oegohes a. plgl0, ut tNe bon
81 oclacls in the Afternoon SAID
/ day al the oides oi ihe aid Boars
iof Dnec-ois Of smd District ga ih'
century buildiag in Du7ugo, Colo
RADIO, at the glar quarterly meet
ling of said Boald oi niroeus, ant
/ ltncn ana thcfe b0w qaue in writing
/ Dc amy they naye. why Jhe asa pc
iaons should NOT be aloa ID aad Tn.
contracts bo made and entered INTO bl
said Bord Of Dneeicfs.
Dated 90 Duraueo colorado this
10th day of Contender, A, p. 1910.
N. g. GEEutH.
Secretary or the Hoard 3i Directors o.
The Floriaa Mesa Irrigation Dis
lrict.
First publication Sept 15, 1910
/ Last publication sept 70. 1910.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
From Tuesdays Daily.

Count Francis e Gyory and wife are
a. the strater today.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson were
in Durango from Bocea to spend the
day
Ernest Wilson of Cortez was a Du.
range visitor over night from Cortez,
returning home this morning.
Miss Gertrude Raymond left this
morning for Fort Collins. to resume
her studies at the state agricultural
college.
Stock Inspector Sam Ethridge was
n returning passenger from Pagosa
Springs last night
Il. G. Lightner departed yesterday
overland to ignacio, after brief stay
III town Mrs, Lightner viii remain
few days longer to visit friends
AIR. and MIS-. William Wetcnhal
made flying trip TO Durango last
night from Ignacio to do some shop.
ping. They returned home this morn.
ing.
Mrs. Harriet L. Gross was an arrival
ffnv, pogcan S,.;,,r, 1,-t r,.,,,;,,.,
Mrs. Gross formerly lived in Pagosa
and just returned from brief visit
with old time friends, She left for
Redmesa today to spend few weeks
Commissioner Conrad Biester went
out on the Southern this morning to
his home in Hay guleh. The commits
sioners adjourned yesterday until
Sept. 20, when they will appoint three
days to hear complaints in regard to
taxes.
l.. C. Eblen, county clerk of San
Juan county, New Mexico passed
through from Aztec this morning to
Redlands, Cal Mr.. Eblen was accom-,
ranyng his daughter, Miss ona who
enters the Redlands Conservatory Of
Music as a student. this year.
Miss Luey Croker was an outgoing
passenger on the eastern this morning
on vacation trip of about three
weeks. Miss Croker expects to visit
friends and relatives in Denver, Colo
rado Springs and Kansas City. She
will return to Durango before leaving
for the Leupp Indian school in Ari-
zona where she has recently received
an appointment.
| Mrs. w. T. Mathews was an arrival
Oh the Red Apple train this morning
from Farmington where she spent the
summer on account of her husbands
health. lie is getting much better,
and will remain in Pennington for the
present Mrs Mathews leaves for Sill.
verton tonight Their home is in La
veta.
o
Rev. S. NJ. Smothors OF the A. NJ. E.
church left this morning for Pueblo to
attend the annual conference. The
reverend gentleman departed under
somewhat of cloud, some OF his con.
gregation claiming that he failed to
make satisfactory report of certain
moneys he solicited. The consrega
lion made no request that Rev. Smoth
ors be returned to Durango
o.
A number OF La Plata county schools
begin this week and next, among the
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15

Miss Edna Galbreath was passen
scr to Mancos this morning to helr
her aunt, Mrs. Earl Earis, during the
illness Of her little sister Alice. The
little girl went to Mancos short time
ago TO stay with Mrs. Faris this win
ter and attend school, but soon after
her arrival was stricken with typhoid
The child's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Galbreath are down with the fever in
l'agosa Springs, and another sister
velma, was taken to Mercy hospital
with the same complaint, yesterday.
Mrs. Cunha went to Pagosa the other
day to take care of the sick, and Mrs.
o. s. Galbreath lett for the Springs
This morning If she is well enough,
Mrs. Galbreath VIII bring back Lucille
with her 1t is indeed an affliction
when four members OF the family are
i'll at the same time, and with the same
disease. We trust that they will all
soon be considerably better. velma,
the little girl at the hospital, is much
better today
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-15
LOCAL NEWS.
From Mondays Daily

Victor Bloom went TO Farminglon
Saturday evening 10 stay over Sun
day, on postofflce business