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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05
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News-ehampion Correspondence

Tuesday. July N.
Walt Adams has been cut ting hay
the past week.
Mrs. Francis Arterburn has been
in our ncighborhood caayassing with
aluminium ware.
Miss Rosa Berry has come home
for short visit with her parents.
Miss Rosa been in Pueblo the past II
months.
Carl Adams had an accident
"Wednesday falling. down stairs " ith
his banjo. sticking one of the Keys
through his lip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05
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News-Champion correspondence
Wednesday, August 3.
j. Il. Hottel of Guppjsop s,,ept
Sunday at lola.
Rufus Crosby left Wednesday for
the lower country.
Lee Champlin was over from Pow
dei'norn the first of the week ON bu.-
iness.
Port Van Tuyle and family are
down from Gunnison visiting rela-
tives
Miss May Nichols came over from
iowderhorn sunday enroute for
Montrose where she viii attend the
teachers institute.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05
August &

The weather IL tine aud having IL
IN iull swesp all up and down the
valley.
W. A t.illaspeN went to Issnvcr last
sunday to te away for a week on
business
Mr.. Sales. father of Mrs " A. till
la-ley. came from the east the first
of the week ior an extended visit at
his daughters home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05

panied Sara u. Ea-terls to White
Zine via rsrlin and Waunita hot
springs the first sd the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05
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Sews-Chsmpaoa Correspo.Aeocs.
Wednesday, Aug. 3.
Harley Willie and Lon Phillips are
helping \. l.. CARPENTER hay.
Clyde Mcmillan and Philip GATES
We're guests at Y. l.. Carpenter. la.t
week.
thariey Willie has just fini.bcd
making new stacker for Il. =. Car
penter.
Miss May Carpenter arrived home
Chesday accompanied by Mr..
1alu heilman- She had been yjsit
ing the latter at Crystal Creel a,d
reports fine time
HevS(As0Ddoa OosrespsaAepn.
Tuesday. August 2.
Very warm weather at Bald win
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05

a"ney aud earning their way ss
they went
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05
We aee ohe Reooae VIZ -
Mzaz&zek

6za ~e do iDsss; shaf 4 % voursoE and vour
OrkatDo~ - ssk th.s vcissic and hsress .sssn
eso'oAeHzy. ecisre np good money ~ -
ososcse tss.st may give eDsd serura.
D ~ aon bsv a horse visn shut
ss ds'H hre 10 ~Olk Ia yoG By - -
unkl VOC tad 0lsf something about bra.
A.G oas>s. Ess ~ bay a sehIclc harness. uuta
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05

NtS k4atsS 0<t<<a -
ssz4s- n
Aad that's al wc
exc nrgIug VOC TO do.
lust come and sss
tor yose,x. the good
points OF the Sssde-
bakcr.
fma out Ao0 ohsy
ase made.
fmd on; what good
Hsss.yzaas eoser INTO
them.
lind out vhas -
faz<r p.ssss are takea
10 guard every poiuf q
thsu constTuctson;
Find out any they
last SO long and give
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-08-05

At 2 GAHkf he q
rcassa ~ ohas oepuss-
Goa-
Puspb orv shs
SsusieDakG tor one
seasos Only, AID ti.ss
gea.son ~.
They Aass fouul
out BY experwuce that
ehev can &essa uyrsn
everything bearing ~
S;s<icbakas name.
1hais Uhy -
largest vchicie facsmv
N tbs world N re,gysseA
10 hA sise dnasad tss
Stu<sebakar SohiEins
aud harnesA
Aud hv a, s~m>
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
FIND PLACE
CLEAN BUT
TOO SMALL

An inspection Of A. Wertheim s
slaughter house at 463 New Brunswick
avenue, yesterday by State Health In
spector Tice and Commissioners, Kreiel-
sheimer, Kaletsch, A. P. Kennedy and
P, N. Kennedy, tends to show that
Werthem g place Is too small It was
found in clean and sanitary state.
The proprietor was met by the health
officials and numerous questions were
asked. Inspector Tice asked as to the
mode and extent of killing. The hours
Of slaughtering, removal of meat and
many other points The data will be
forwarded to the State Board Of Health,
which will report to the local board in
a few days.
Some of the members on the local
board are satisfied that the agitation
against Wertheim s place has resulted
from enmity of neighbors against him.
For long time, it is charged, the place
was in operation without a license. It
is alleged hush money was paid over to
some neighbors and others. When the
license was obtained, the bribery stop
ped, hence the complaints, says local
health commissioner.
Wertheim 8 present slaughtering
quarters are believed to be too small
and it is probable that he win erect
a larger place on two lots he owns, sit
uated west of the city hospital on the
AmbOy Metuehen road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
CHIEF ANDERSON MAKES STRONG
CRITICISM OF FIRE DEPARTM MENT
Voices His Opinion Freely Over Way
Companies Responded TO an Alarm
Yesterday Afternoon.
WANTS STEAMERS ON HAND

they can be done He said he found
such matters, as steamers responding
to alarms at the same time of other
apparatus, very essential to the de-
parment. He contended that steam
ers should always be on hand as early
as possible, SO heir services may be
secured when fire is young and not
when 1t has consumed a great
amount of property.
Yesterday, the Lincoln's team was
hitched to one of the city wagons
and doing duty on the streets some
where, the chief asserts. Sunday,
the McClellan's steamer was about
half an hour late responding to a
small blaze, the chief claims. In
conversation with a reporter I'M
mediately after the fire yesterday,
Chief Anderson said, "It took the
Hess fire to give us steamers, now, /
suppose, 1t will take another big
fire to give us better service
The services of the city fire de-
partment were not needed at yester-
days fire, for the blaze was extin-
guished by the Schantz & Eckerts
private department The fire, which
is believed to have been-started by
a spark from smoke stack, was on
the roof of an old two story brick
building used as pattern storage
shop 1t is located at the southerly
side of the Schantz & Eckert yard
The damage was trivial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
kEYPORT WILL
BREAK RECORD
FOR CARNIVAL
Program for the Day Is An
nounced-- Expect Crowd
from Perth Amboy.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
FOR VISITORS
Special to the EVENING NEWa.


keyport, July 21:-With the car
niVal day still about two weeks off,
the committee is making great head
way with the preparations to make
the affair success that will surpass
any ever held here. A noticeable
feature Is the accommodations for
out-of-town visitors, being on a
much larger scale than ever before,
this is possibly due to the connec-
tion with Perth Amboy by trolley
which will be in operation by that
time.
Those who have been added to the
committee are: Ex-Judge j. Clar-
ence Conover, of Freehold; Michael
j. Tansey, of Newark; Karl Mathia-
sen, Henry E. Ackerson, Garland G..
Noonan, Harry West, ex-Sheriff o.
G. Bogardus, w. Howard Lake and
Luke B. Melee, of this place. The
press committee that has been ap-
pointed, contains the following: B.
Henry Wyckoff and F. P. Arm
strong.
Program For The Day.
The program for the day has been
arranged as follows:
Parade of business mems floats.
lodge floats, decorated autom obiles
and carriages and the firemen's pa
rade at 1880 P. M. The fire com
panies which will be in line are:
The Chemical Engine Company, No.
1, Raritan Hose Company and Hook
and Ladder Company, No. 1, of this
place; Lincoln Hose Company and
the new Hook and Ladder Company,
No. 2, of East Keyport; Liberty Hose
Company, of South Keyport, and
Eagle Hose Company, of West Key
port, and Fire Chief George w.
Stoney and his assistants.
The baby parade at P. M The
committee for this event, composed
of twenty-five young women, has
made house-to-house canvass for
entries for the parade and have also
secured large number from out of
town, SO that the number will great
ly excel any ever held here, and 1t
is estimated that nearly /, 900 chill
dren Will be in line. A new system
has been arranged for this event,
and each child will have a number
in plain sight during the event, and
the winners of each class will be
chosen by the number instead of by
the name, as heretofore.
At 1880 P. M. a Mardi Gras will
be held, including a Festival of Mu-
sic and Song, at Beach Park, under
the direction of George M. Collins
assisted by r. w. Jewett's orches-
ira. The entertainment will consist
of solos, quartets and choruses, in
Guiding a chorus of 100 voices, and
several selections by the Ladies'
Glee Club, of this place.
The music for the afternoon pa
rade will be furnished by the Key
port Silver Band, N. J. Fife and
Drum Corps and the n ]. Regimen
tai Band, if the present plans are
not changed.
An effort is being made to have
a balloon ascension in connection
with the proposed aeroplane flight
The committee is working on these
features, but nothing definite has
been done at the present time. The
financial committee is still meeting
the great success In that line which
it started with,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
MORGAN WILL
USE SUPPLY
FROM RUNY0N
South Amboy Will Lay 450
Feet of Pipe to Connect
...-..-. With Line.
WATER BOARD ORDERS
CONTRACT DRAWN

1t Is virtually a surety that Nor
gan Heights is to be supplied with
water from the Runyon wells. Last
night the Board of Water Commits
sloners received communication
from City Clerk Foster, of South
Amboy, informing the local body
that the city council of South Am
boy had consented to allow the Nor
gan pipe line to connect with the
system, and that the council had de-
cided to lay $50 feet of pipe to con-
meet the Morgan pipe and the six
teen-inch main. Commissioner Ha-
ney, following reading of the COM
munication, moved that the contract
be drawn and the South Amboy no.
tice be incorporated IN the agree
ment.
The 450 feet Of pipe will reach
from the sfxteen-inch main to the
city line of South Amboy, there to
connect with the Morgan pipe. 1t is
the intention of South Amboy to
place meter at this point and
charge Morgan according to meter
rates. All that now remains before
Morgan is officially permitted to use
Runyon water Is the drawing of the
contract and the affixing Of Mayor
BollschWeiler's signature.
May Not Need Stack.
Because of plans submitted by
Commissioner Grieve last night,
whereby the erection of a new stack
at Runyon may not be necessary for
some time, estimates on. the erection
of chimney received last night
were referred to the city engineer
and the committee on power for ac-
ton at the next meeting. 1t was the
intention Of the board to advertise
Tor bids for a stack, in fact, the SUI
perintendent had been instructed to
advertise, when Commissioner
Grteve announced that a plan he had
had in mind might defer the con-
struction Of the chimney. He pro
poses to use the four boilers In re-
lays for a time. The board took q
recess, following which the original
motion was rescinded and the esti-
mates referred to the engineer and
power committee. Prices on the
stack We're quoted by Bergen & Lin
deman, Alphons Custodis and the
M. w. Kellog Company.
A communication was received
from the Wisconsin Engine Com
pany requesting the payment of one
fourth of the contract price. as spec
flied in the contract. The commu-
nication was ordered placed on file.
An application for plumbers IL
cense from Frank A. Waters, was re-
ceived and the license granted. A
bill from Contractor BENEFIT. for we'll
construction at Runyon was ordered
paid. All of the commissioners, ex-
cept c. d. Snedeker, were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
MEDICAL MEN
INVESTIGATE
MILK SUPPLY

Sixteen physicians from various
parts of the county, attended a quar-
terly session of the County Medical
Society, at the home of DR.. A. l.. Ell
lis, at Metuchen, yesterday after
noon. The regular business was
transacted and paper was read and
discussed. The meeting was followed
by social session, during which the
doctors enjoyed the comforts of Dr.
ElIis's farm
The meeting convened With DR.. j.
l.. Lund, the vfce-president, in the
chair, the chairman being absent,
Following the transaction of regu-
lar business, one of the most i'm
portant subjects was the reading of
paper on scarlet fever, by DR.. Ky
sick, an eminent specialist from
New York. The malady was treated
In all its phases and the subject was
broadly discussed after listening to
DR.. Kysick.
The society took up the matter of
securing statistics on the milk sup
ply to the county Dr. A. L. Ellis,
of Metuchen; DR.. G. w. Fithian, of
Perth Amboy; and DR.. d. C. Eng
lish, of New Brunswick, were named
as a committee to investigate the
milk supply to the county and re-
port at the next meeting. The So
ciety has for its object in this work
the idea of securing certified milk in
the county of Middlesex. To get
the supply up to higher standard
1t has come to the attention of ply
sicians that the milk In many cases
is not as 1t should be.
1t was decided to hold the next
quarterly meeting in October, in this
city Present yesterday from this
city, were DR.. ]. L. Lund, DR.. B. O.
Henry, DIR. w. 3. Ramsay, DR.. G. /.
Silk, DR., M. 5. Meinzer and DR.. G.
w. Fithian.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
ASSESSMENTS
TOO Low At
SOUTH RIVER

The County Board of Taxation
learned upon Its tours of observation
yesterday that assessments In High
land Park and portion of Sayre-
Vile township are about as they
should be. Upon its visit to South
River, the board became aware that
assessments in that district have
been low in the past
The board made thorough inves-
tigation in Highland Park, South
River and portion of SayreYille
yesterday. All large manufactures
and large pieces of taxable property
were viewed
The tours, which were started sew
erai weeks ago, are almost at an
end. Today the board is working
south of the Raritan river, about the
township of Sayreyille. Following
today's work, two more days win be
required to complete the observation
trips. The board will then have
supplied itself with comprehensive
knowledge of how assessors are
handling their various districts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
THEO ANTONIO
AND SIM0NE
NOT GUILTY
Jury Out About Twenty Min
utes In Case OF Obstruct-
ing Justice.
CASE WAS POSTPONED
FROM YESTERDAY
sseos.I to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, July 21:-After
being out about twenty minutes, the
jury In the case of Theo. Antonio, of
Perth Amboy, and Petro Simone, of
Woodbridge, charged with obstruct-
Ing justice, came in about 2:20
O'Clock this afternoon with a verdict
of not guilty.
Henry B. Dunn, of this city, was
the absent Juror and he was fined
two days pay, 81, In court this
morning. Judge Lyon asked him to
explain why he was not on hand yes
terday afternoon, when wanted. Mr..
Dunn said he was busy in the coun-
try, and that he did not expect the
Mclaughlin liquor case would end
before night.
The case proceeded this morning
without further difficulty. Antonio
was placed on the stand. He denied
influencing any witnesses that ap-
peared before the grand jury. He
said his duties were to act as in
terpreter before the grand jury and
those duties, he testified, he did in
the regular way, putting the ques-
tions to the witnesses as asked by the
grand jurors John Zulla, Dominick
Russo, Robert w. Macan and John
Feriano, were among the other wit
nesses called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21

Following an alarm Of fire from
box II shortly before o'clock yes
terday afternoon, which called out
the fire department to a small blaze
On the roofs of building of the
Schantz & Eckert foundry in Front
street, Chief Theodore E. Anderson
voiced his disapproval of the meth
cd used by some of the fire compan-
les In responding
The chief claimed he discovered
several defects that are in need of
immediate remedy. First, he said,
he noticed that Protection Hook &
Ladder Company responded without
q man at the tiller of their truck; i;
seo17dly, that the Lincoln's steam
er failed to respond at all. AT ten
minutes after the out taps had been
sounded, the chief added, the team
used to draw the Lincoln steamer,
had not been seen. Chief Anderson
added that he wanted the local fire
department ''up to snuff and to
have the engines respond as quickly
as the other apparatus in the Sc
spective districts.
Yesterday he declared, was not
the first time he has found occasion
to criticize the action of some COM
panies in time of fire. Since he was
elected the chief engineer added,
he has had his eyes open to discover
defects and he Is ever willing to
make improvements as hastily as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
THOS. BROWNS
AUTO HIT MAN
NEAR R0CAN'

AS the result of an automobile,
driven by Thomas f. Brown, local
lawyer, colliding yesterday after
loon with bicycle ridden by Emil
Johnson, of Charles street, the lat
er is In the city hospital suffering
rom injuries to his face and head,
Te was taken to the hospital imme-
lately after the collision.
The accident occurred about 1880
clock ON steep upgrade on the
mboy-Metuchen road, short dis
lnce east of Rogan's corner, and is
aid to have been caused by the
3oftness Of the road. The thor
oughfare near Rogan's is being torn
up and repaired, and vehicles are
compelled to follow narrow path
along one side of the road.
Johnson, on bicycle, was riding
in the direction of this city, followed
at a distance of few feet by the
lawyers auto. Both were proceed
ing slowly, Mr.. Brown says, when
suddenly the bicyclist tumbled from
his wheel. Before the brakes could
be applied, the machine struck him,
one of the lamps cutting a cash in
his head. The wheel passed over
the bicycle.
After ascertaining the extent of
Johnsons injuries, Brown placed
him In the automobile and raced
for the city hospital. A leaking ra-
diator considerably retarded the
speed of the car, but Johnson finally
reached the institution. Reports to-
day state that his condition is some
what improved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
GRAIN DEALER
CHARGED WITH
SHORT WEIGHT

The first arrest to be made under
the weights and measures ordinance
Will take place tomorrow when To-
cal feed and grain dealer will be ta'
ken into custody charged with un;
derweight selling. Sealer of Weight
and Measures Henry Toft will appl!
for warrant tonight and the deale
will probably be brought before Re
corder Pickerskill tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr.. Toft claims the feed man fc
some time past has been dispensir
grain and hay under it's suppose
weight. This morning, he says, a
bale OF hay, forty-six pounds under
weight, was sold to local horse
owner. Believing that the hay was
under weight, the purchaser sought
the sealer OF weights and measures
and entered a complaint. The bale
was found forty-six pounds wanting.
Instead of tipping the beam at $50
pounds, it registered 104 pounds.
BY virtue of his office, Mr.. Toft is
empowered to act as police officer
and place the dealer under arrest.
Securing further evidence, however,
the sealer deferred action until to-
night. He intends to have the feed
man arrested on warrant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
FERRY GATE
BROKEN BY
AUTOMOBILE:

An automobile at the ferry at the foot
of Smith street got beyond control of
the driver, a woman, at $40 o'clock
last night and crashed into one of the
gates. The front wheels and mud guard
of the machine were bent and piece
was knocked from the gate.
The automobile, which was of tour
ing car type, had just arrived at the
ferry and the woman's companion, a
man, had left the ear to purchase tick
cts to cross the ferry. 1t was while the
car was standing that in some manner
the brake released and the car started
The woman at the wheel could not
bring the car to stop until it had
crashed into the gate and barely miss
ed striking another car that was going
on the boat at the same time.
After the car hit the. gate the woman
lost her nerve and was about to faint.
The man, probably her husband, took
charge of the car which was not other
wise damaged and made the necessary
repairs, after which they proceeded
across the island on their way to New
York. The names Of neither the man or
woman could be learned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
DECAYED MEAT
FOUND At L.V.
FREIGHT DEPOT

Several members of the local
Board of Health condemned condi-
tions about the Lehigh Valley
freight depot In New Brunswick aV-
enue yesterday. They found numer-
GUS barrels of fat and meat IN a
state of decay. A sickening odor
was prevalent about the barrels and
swarms of flies Uttered the barrels
and east end of the station. One
commissioner described the place as
most disgraeeful. Steps will be ta-
ken to have conditions remedied i'm
mediately.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
FUMIGATE To
EXTERM|NATE
SHIPS RATS

Acting under new government or
ders, Federal Health Officer DR.. G..
w. Naulty, Jr., will fumigate steam
ships from foreign ports hereafter,
so that the rats they carry will be
exterminated. He will first act un-
der the new orders on Saturday,
when the steamer Hermod enters
this port.
This is done to aid in the preven-
ton of the spread of bubonic plague
and other loathsome maladies that
may be carried from foreign ports.
Rats are known to be the cause of
the spread of many diseases, and
more particularly bubonic plague.
Big steamships coming from foreign
ports carry them in large numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
PRESSURE IS
IMPROVED BY
THE REPAIRS

After completing repairs to the mains
lnder the Raritan river, Captain
jharles Everett, diver in the employ
If tho Merritt Chapman Wrecking Com
3any, left this morning for New York.
Both mains are now tight and as re-
suit, the average pressure at city hall
las increased fifteen pounds.
Yesterdays test Of the 24-inch main
showed the pipe to be intact. No leaks
we're discovered, and this morning, the
main was again put in use.
AT 11;l5 O'Clock today the pressure
registered thirty-nine pounds, an in
crease Of about fifteen pounds on the
usual force. The increase can be no.
ted in house faucets, and more so In
garden hose streams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21

Electric Lights At Bayard's Beach.
Captain Samuel Bayard has in
stalled electric lights In his bunga-
low and in front of bathing houses
at his beach. Last night the beach was
illuminated for the first time. The
lights now make convenient bathing
in the dark, and the captain expects
large crowds for the remainder Of
the week while high water is In the
evening. " p. Christofferson did
the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
M 'L-AUGHLIN
ENTERS PLEA
OF NON VULT
zssotaI to ne EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, July 2l.-At the
conclusion of the state 8 case yesterday
afternoon, J. C. Mclaughlin the Perth
Amboy saloon keeper, on trial for Sun
day selling, retraeted his plea of not
guilty, and entered one Of non vult. He
was parolled until Friday for sentence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
VINO Stole The Bushes?

Thomas Golfer, of 285 New Bruns-
wick avenue, reported to Patrolman
Hansen yesterday that someone had
stolen several bushes from In front
OF his residence. He offers a reward
of $40 for the capture OF the guilty
one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
WHIPPAHY RIVER CLUB
PROPERTY IS BURNED
gpeotal D. unssed prsss wsra.

Morristown, July 2l:-Ihe club house
stables, carriage house and racket court
Of the Whippsny River Club were to-
tally destroyed by FIRE today.
Forty horses including twenty polo
ponies, fourteen Of which belong to the
club and the others to the individual
members, were gotten out safely from
the stables. No animals perished.
Among the horses saved were several
valuable hunters and jumpers. The loss
Is about 10000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
SUICIDE MAY
Be CRIPPEn'S
COMPANION
SSsotaI OV UsitsS Prsss wsrs.

SSsctGI bV UFsfsd PFsSs WETS.
Bourges, France, July 21:-A wo-
man who registered at the Hotel de
France here as Geanne Maze, killed
herself this afternoon. The police de-
clare the woman Is Miss Ethel Glare
LeneVe, DR.. H. H. Crippen's stenog-
rapher, who disappeared with Grip
pen just prior to the discovery of
Mrs. Crippen's body In the cellar of
their London home. Scotland Yard
has been notified.
In a note which she left in her
room, the woman admitted she was
not named Maze. but did not tell her
true name.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-21
Huckster Under Arrest.

A. ShapiJ ma huekster, was taken
to police @dauarters yesterday
afternoon becY he displayed 20
license tag on his wagon He was
released after seeuf1ng new tax