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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

-ht side almost paralyzed ..c of a premature explo- u his mines south of Mt. - 'torlug intensely from oth-
 Twin C. Robinson, on Jan
 .i two miles to the camp .- Inion Consolidated Min ", 0Ip was take nto Poland
 .rutiOn and is slowly re-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-06

1fy' 'T.."s r,. ', .ncorporation of the Phoe. last n 'g @ Trust company were filed tapjzeJ5' J'gH. The new company is capi- stooL 0' N"rton, the territorial live gatir, ',...'ar" officer, has been investi.
 "c '.'sc of death of a great
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
CITY COUNCIL MEETS

A brief session of the city dads
was held last Monday, Mayor
McMurtry presiding, but owing to
a number of unforeseen circum-
stances there was but little ac-
complished save the passing of the
monthly payroll and allowing the
usual grist of bills.
Sewer Districts | and 2 were re-
ported completed, but the absence
from the city of Engineer Curtis
put quietus on either the board
acceptance or rejection of both
districts.
The auxiliary well committee
reported progress, and will make
an extended report Mt an early date,
A motion then made to adjourn
the meeting until Thursday being
duly Sc onded, it was so ordered.
and the body dispersed.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
MILLIONAIRE QUITS

Millionaire Clarence p. Dodge
of Colorado Springs, whose exper-
fence in the newspaper business
in that city has been somewhat
expensive, has laid down the pen
and merged the Herald with his
bitt"rest enemy. the Telegraph,
and the trenchant pen of Col.
David Elliott will keep the hyphe-
mated concern from the rocks. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Dodge
broke into the newspaper arena to
determine who was who" in the
Spr ngs and he soon found out.
Next!
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
Farmers Institute

Messrs. G. +. Morton, B. F.
Coen and r. E. Parshall of the
Fort Collins Agricultural college
lectured to a fair sized audience
last Wednesday morning in Pet.
tees grove, the talks being on how
to grow better and larger crops.
They were heard with close atten
ton in the morning, but owing to
the storm no afternoon session was
held. The Holly Brass band dis.
pensed popular airs for the occa.
sion, and the out-of-town guests
were splendidly entertained,
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
STRAIGHT ROAD TO COOLIDGE

The old road from Holly Coolidge which probably Of the
the State be abandoned thanks the ibeay the
specve upon lands the road ADULTS Mr. Allen
thorpe member the firm Aenope Auxer who purchased
the Helen Simpson ranch several months has taken the matter
hand and will the the commissioners at
In with all the residing the Coolidge road Mr..
Aenhorpe believed the begin work the straight
road recommended by the Santa e Trail and last Mon
day around with petition the upon whose lands
the contemplated road ADULTS requesting the commissioners
designate and refused Those praying tor
ngwen Carrie v o~nsIey Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet Irrigated
Land Co, Theo Tnsdah NJ Speer, and Aenthope Auxe
The road will be straight through Coolidge from Colorado
Paey place. made necessary Of number Of stand
ing on tie line
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
Same Old Story

] am the blithe and cheerful skate who
always has to pay the freight. Labor in
the heat and dirt, and wear a faded flannel
shirt, and eat my dinner from q pail and
pick my moIars with a nail, and use nv
whisker, if I'd brush from off my chin the
corn meal mnsh. And we'll. dressed sport.
come up and say: "Wie eehts, nv
worthy friend, good day! We run for
Office, and we hope that you will harken
to our dope, and help elect us on that
day when all the voters put up hay. And
il we win we'll lift the tar that's burden
ing the workers backs. 1t is our sweet
est hope and dream, to fill with mince pie
and ice cream and Goldfish balls, and pick
led whale, the laborer's tin dinner pail.
Oh, sturdy toiler, vote for us, and we
will raise the blamdest fuss, and put up
forty kinds of fights, until we've got you
all your riehts!' I've listened to this
sort of bunc, they We loaded me with fairy
junk, year after year since was young;
what working man has not been stuns?
I've voted for so many guys who prom
ised that they'd help me rise to hiehts
afAuence and ease! Just pass my dinner
bucket, please. See what's inside -
naked bone, some liver and a slab of none
Walt Mason.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
MAMMOTH CANAL PROJECT

AS many Ch,eftain renders are
daily making inquiries in regard to
the Mammoth Canal project, we
will say that the contract made by
MIR. A. +. Bent for the Purgato re
Development Co. with the Mann
moth Irrigation District is now to
be voted on by the qualified cleo.
tors of the district on August 10Th.
The contract. published Tor the
third time in The Chieftain, and is
a long one, but simmered down it
means that the district buys GO per
cent of the Mammoth reservoir for
100000 in bonds, and the COM
pany has an option on financing
the completion of the system until
March l, 1911. and if they fail they
forfeit their rights to the other 40
per cent of the reservoir. The
reservoir is to cost 100000 in
bonds and the entire system will
be at the rate of $50 per acre for
the $4,000 acres.
Mr.. Bent feels so little doubt of
his ability to finance the work that
he is willing to make this liberal
forfeit to the district in case of
failure. He expects if the vote is
fi.v orable to be able to go ahead
with the work in a short time.
The rights to the storage reservoir.
formerly known as the King lake,
now called the Mammoth King,
goes with the contract to the dis
trict. The contract, while long, is
full of interest to those interested
in the development of this section.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
Phone Main 81.

The school library Is open every
Saturday afternoon from 4 to 5
O'Clock. Those wishing to take out
books to read may get them at that
time.
The finest variety OF Typewriter
Stationery in the Valley is sold at The
Chieftain Office. Come in and we'll put
you next.
Sylvester urkhart. for the past
four years the good natured rural
mail carrier, rendered his resigna-
ton last Monday, as he has decid-
ed to return to his old home in
Saltwater. Okla. His position is
now being filled by Jules Warner,
whose services are said to be high
ly satisfactory.
Past Master j. l.. Wilson of
East Gate Lodge lib, A. F. d A.
M. has prepared the new Masonic
hall formerly Appels) into most
orderly. clearly and beautiful
room, having just finished whiten-
ing the walls and Frightening up
the fixtures throughout. Landlord
John Duncan has also done his
part in remodeling the room and
repairing the roof. The Masons
have ordered the finest furniture
and carpets money can buy of Mr..
Frank Forbes, aud in short time
the Masonic hall will be thing of
beauty and comfort to every
wayfaring man in the district.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05

The Chieftain is strictly
home paper. It's advertisers are
home merchants. Do you ap-
preciate the fact, Mr.. Business
Man?
The past week was "a record
breaker for visitors to Holly in
August. The hotels and boarding
houses were at there capacity, but
all were well taken care of.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
MEN AND THINGS
Epitome OF the Weeks Doinks in
Holly and Vicinity
IN &c N ERAL

Glen Madison. 7-year old boy,
who went with his parents to Den
yer. from Holy, to see the circus,
was struck by motorcycle at the
corner of Sixteenth and fremont
streets last Monday and received
Injuries which may prove fatal.
For Sale Six hole range: first
class condition, also new refriger-
ator, cheap. & ID Curry.
Mrs l.. F Williams of Pueblo,
who has been the guest of her
brother, G. C. Starbuck, departed
for home ,,sst Monday.
Mrs. w. + Tarbox of Swink,
wife of the former editor of the Tn.
muzzIed Truth at Coolidge: is visit.
ing MIR. and Mrs Claude Killen,
and will remain Indefinitely,
Mrs. j. F. Hansen returned last
Monday from weeks visit with
friends in Swink.
w. +. Walling, one Of the real
live business of the Lone Star
State in in town and so impressed
is he with our people that he will
most likely locate here.
DR.. f. D. Pratz now drives
fine Hupmobile, one Of the best
made, and is justly proud of it,
August johnson. the old veteran
residing at the forks of the Two
Buttes, was il town last Saturday
and paid this Office a. visit He
came via the PaIadord trail. cutting
off ten miles from the journey. and
drove thirty head of fine unbroken
horses with him Mr. johnson is
one of the oldest settlers in this
section and tells some interesting
"reminiscences of daring buffalo
hunts when Holly was but flag
station.
Wanted-SmalI furnished house
or suite of rooms on ground floor.
Chieftain office.
The celebrated Passion Play,''o or
"Oberammergau." as the Germans
term it, was put on the canvas at
the Opera house last Monday. to a
large and appreciative audience.
Manager Musson promised the
writer upon assuming charge of
Jones Opera house that he would
endeavor to secure these celebrated
films. and at last has had the op-
portunity to make his word good.
Robert Arneson, for several
years one of the trusted lientenants.
at the Office of the Holly Sugar
Co, has been rendered and ac-
cepted a higher position at Swink,
i. e.. secretary to Supt. Sinshiemer
of the same company, assuming his
new duties next Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
BASEBALL

The Holly Baseball club again
distinguished itself last Sunday.
defeating the crack Granada nine
by a score of s to I. Up to the
ninth inning everything was Ora
nada's and the atmosphere looked
bad for the Holly bunch. but with
some excellent headwork the tables
were turned and the score was 8 to
I, and our boys cleaned up all the
loose change in sight.
The Crooks also defeated the
Hartman nine, in spleudid game,
by score OF s to |.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
For Sale,

Az acre farm 40 rods from school.
two and one-half miles from town:
all seeded in alfalfa. Also houses
and lots in Holly. Inquire of
Thomas Lynch,
Grand Mound, la.
clinton County. Am
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
A discourse on Hamilton cour

A discourse on Hamilton coun-
ty, Kansas" appears on the last
page of this paper. To our mind
there is about as much Judgment
in lending our support to Kansas
as there is in patronizing Mont
gomery Ward & Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
ally

Dr. Bells Anti.Pain cures colo. Hux, diar-
rhoea. cramp and all bowel complaints EX.
TERNALLG:-Cu Cures sore breasts. corns. bum
ions tootnache, neuralgia and all pains Sold
everywhere. It is aniiseptic. The Holly Pbsr.
macy. lkclman Bros. prop'rs
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
Group

People with children should keep bottle Of
DR.. Bells Pine Tar. Honey on hand at all times
Group is worse at night ,>hen it is sometimes
hard to get a phi, sician. Look for the bell on
the bottle. The Holly Pharmacy. lkeman
Bros, prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05

Patronize home industry and
take The Chieftain. Do these
two things and they cannot keep
Holly from forging ahead. And
your own interests will enhance
in value with the growth of the
section in which you live.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
Plaslerini, Sidewalk

Cement and stone work by an
artisan, of many years experience.
Guarantees all work to be strictly
hrst class. Best of references
A. O. Carlson,
Phone Main 81.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
A Clean SaIve

|. desirable. Dr. Bells Antseptic Salve is
: cre.my snow white ointment and guaranteed
for al skin diseases, such as eczema. salt rheum.
chaps. etc. 25c The Holly Phsrms ~, lkel.
Bros. prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05

past few months, returned to Chi
cago last Tuesday. where he has
accepted a responsible position
with wholesale house. His many
friends here deeply regret his de-
parture, but realize business is be-
fore pleasure.
We save you at least l0% on monu-
ments and iron fence. Bills Bros, lass
Broadway, Denver. TOM
The Holly Chieftain's plant Is
better prepared to print your sale
bills than any printing house in
the Arkansas valley. We make
a specially of this work and turn
out superior quality OF bill.
Prices are just right. Service is
very prompt.
Farmers, use Chieftain Stationery
for your correspondence. II costs
the same price, but it's winner.
Found -Pocketbook containing
receipts and one dime. Owner can
have same by calling al this Office
and identifying property,
Isaac Davis. pioneer resident
of the Holly district, passed to his
earthly reward last Saturday in
Denver His father. J. @. Davis
baothers Morgan and sisters Miss
Maggie and Mrs. Kate Allen, We're
at his bepside when the fatal
moment came.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MARBLE, who
have been visiting Mrs. MARBLES
parents here for the last week. left
for La Junta last Sunday. Mr..
MARBLE, although not quite re-
covered from an illness caused by
ptomaine poisoning, will resume
his duties with the Postal Tele.
graph.
Chief Agriculturist Frank Crowl
of the Holly Sugar Co. returned
last Saturday from a two weeks
vacation in Rocky Ford, and de.
clares that he is rejuvenated again.
Mrs. Z. Gordon, the milliner,
left for the eastern markets last
Monday to purchase her fall stock,
so that those looking for perfect
dreams" in the vernacular of the
matinee girl, will have them upon
her return.
John 7. Evans and Miss Jessie
Pence of West Lebanon, Ind.
father-in-law and cousin, respec-
lively, of Francis Tapley, have
arrived and will be guests of the
latter indefinitely.
Messrs. F. W. Case, R. E. and
Nat Frasier and W. f. Benson of
EIdorado, Kansas, a party Of ex-
teusive hay buyers. were in town
last Wednesday.
J. L. Nichols, one Of the best
harnessmakers in Breckenridge,
Mo-, was in town last Monday and
Tuesday looking over the field, and
in all probability will be one Of us
i'm the near future
Miss leila Wood. the accomp-
lished secretary of the Out West
Land Co.. returned last Saturday
from Denver. where she was the
guest of her sister. AIRS. l.. Jacobs,
the past two weeks.
Miss Ruth Hill, prepossessing
young lady of Cherryale, Kansas,
arrived last "Wednesday and will
visit "A month or two with rela-
tives. She is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. f. K. Devero at present
II vour liver is sJuppish and out of tone
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05
Credit Association

A movement is on foot here to
organize a local credit association,
similar to the one at Lamar, which
will be guide to all engaged in
business pursuits of any kind.
The Lamar association. its men,
beers claim, has been great boon
TO business men. who would not be
without it under any circum.
stances. Mrs. Mills Bartholomew,
the energetic secretary of the
Lamar association, will be glad to
call on or correspond with those
desiring additional light on the
subject.
Ed. Haberstroh .Jr.. the fast
little shortstop, made his last APP
pearance on the Holly diamond
Sunday and did himself proud by
making three safe hits, one of them
being a drive over the right field
fence good for home run and
then some. Eddie left for Chi.
cago last Tuesday and it is given
out by the wise ones that Mana
ger Chance is to "bench" Tinker
In buying a cough medicine, don't be
afraid to get Chamberlain Cough Rem.
edy. There is no danger from it, and re-
lief is sure to follow. Especially recon-
mended for coughs, colds and whoopins
cough. Sold by The Holly Pharmacy,
Ikelman Bros. props.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-08-05

If your liver is sluggish and out of tone,
end you feel dull, bilious, constipated,
tuke a dose of Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets tonight before retiring
and you will feel all right in the morning.
Sold by The Holly Pharmady, lkelman
Bros. props.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
CALIFORNIA C0NGRESSMEN
WANT EARLY VOTE ON FAIR
Especial to Tho Herald

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The Cali
fornia delegation today concentrated
its efforts toward getting an early vote
on the question of federal designation
for the fair site. The congressman
hope for an agreement in the house
which will permit of bill being voted
upon either Thursday or Friday of this
week.
In a statement issued today, Cover
nor Gillett says:
california is very anxious to have
the site for the exposition settled be-
fore the holidays because we intend
sending agents to foreign countries as
soon as possible and want to appear
before the legislatures of several states
in January to ask them to make pro-
visions for having their states repre-
sented.
"Our people are dead in earnest in
this matter of holding All International
exposition AS evidence of their good
faith witness the great fund raised by
private subscription and the bond is
sues voted by the state at large and
the city of San Francisco.
California believes that the gov
ernment should not be called on to
appropriate any more money for fairs
and expositions. We are willing to
finance the project ourselves i'm a man
ner to insure q splendid success
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
At WAR OVER
DIVINITY OF NAZARENE
Rev. Robert Whitaker Is Charged
with Preaching Unitarian
Doctrine and Socialism

SAN JOSE, Dec. 13.-Charged with
preaching Unitarian doctrine in deny
ing the virgin birth of Christ and
Christ's divinity and "ranting on So
cialism," the Rev. Robert Whitaker
and the majority membership of the
First Baptist church of Los Gatos nave
been put on the defensive.
The dssension has been brewing Tor
some time and at the last convention
of the Baptist churches of Northern
California at Twin Lakes a committee
was appointed to investigate. The
matter was passed till December 3,
when an exparte council met behind
closed doors in ain all-day session. The
meeting was said to have been made
of the ministry of the eighteen
churches in the district. Rev. John
Dean of San Jose presided and the
Rev. b. r. Bennett of Santa Cruz was
secrelSry.
The findings were that ''the First Bap-
tist church of Los Gatos has departed
from the faith as held in the San Jose
Baptist association"
The minority was requested not to
enter into any contest for the church
property. Fearing violent action. how
ever, !. d. Shore, the town marshal,
and D. 4. Jenkins, an attorney, were
called upon last Sunday. They were
present during the morning services,
but no demonstration was made. 1t is
thought the battle will be taken into
the courts.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
RELATIVES SILENT
As TO EDDY WILL
Georue w. Glover and Children
Guests of Counsel for
Next Friends

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-George w.
Glover, his daughter Mary, and his
son George, jr., and DR.. e. j. Foster
Eddy are in Washington, guests of
former Senator w. e. Chandler, who
was counsel for the ''next friends" in
litigation over the estate of the late
Mrs. Eddy.
In connection with their visit, the
former senator tonight said:
Relatives of Mrs. Eddy arc not
prepared to state opinions of Mrs.
Eddy's will, or wills, for the reason
that they have not yet seen them, but
have only been told in a general way
by Gen. Henry NJ. Baker, executor,
what their provisions are.
mot until they see the exact Ian
guage can they form an opinion as
to the interest which they may have
therein: whether to assent to the same
or to endeavor to contest. Before they
have the necessary information it will
be useless for anyone to seek an opin-
ion from them.
Concerning the final resting place of
Mrs. Eddy, they say the power to
determine where that shall be, in the
absence of any directions by will, be-
longs solely TO her sons and will be
exercised in due time and they do
not anticipate any difference of opin-
ion on the subject between them and
Gen. Baker"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
ASSOCIATED Pressl

LONDON, Dec. 13.-There were for
ty-two pollings in the British elections
today, but results in only six were an
nounced tonight. No change was re-
corded in these six. The coalition,
therefore, has one gain to the good.
Party feeling continues strong in
Cork, where there are conflicts daily
between opposing factions. David
Sheehy, M. p, i'll a riot today, was
struck by stone and so badly injured
that he was unconscious for some
time. No less than one hundred per-
sons have been surgically treated In
the Cork infirmary since the elections
began. Eighty were admitted In one
night
Philip Snowden, Socialist member
for Blackburn, announced that after
the veto question has been disposed
of the Laborites would press for the
massage of an elaborate reform bill to
abolish plural voting, to which he
ascribed the Unionist successes in
many districts.
Right Hon. r. B. Halldane, secretary
of war, speaking at Gullano tonight,
denied that the Liberal party had any
covenant or bargain with Redmond,
and on being asked what would hap
pen if Redmond refused acquiescence
in the home rule bill, said it would be
much the worse for Ireland If she re-
jected the offer.
The Liberals, he said, could not alter
their terms because somebody hap
pened to be dissatisfied.
Mutterings of a storm in the Union
ist party over Balfours leadership
are heard in an editorial in the Morn
ing Post, the chief tariff reform organ,
which characterizes Ba1fours refer
endum proposal as unfortunate and
impracticable and inspired by Joseph
Cham berlain's enemies.
The Post says: 1.-THE faction at
whose behest a fair chance of victory
for tariff reform was thrown away are
now worth a hundred votes in single
constituency. Clearly the Unionists
must retrace their steps and tariff re-
formers must insist on having a clear
course to run In their association with
the Unionist party"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
WOMAN DISCOVERS TINY
WAIF IN PILE OF SNOW
Infant Tossed Over Fence to Die
Survives Experience

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-A tiny, name
less waif, who had to rough it from the
hour of it's birth, which was only a few
hours. ago, is in "a hospital here today.
He was found almost frozen to death,
without bit of clothing, half buried in
a snow bank.
Mrs. Sarah En,ender, motherly
woman who is janitress of an apart
ment, was telling stories 10 her brood
last night about the birds which live in
the city all winter long. The children
insisted on having a bird of their own
and Mrs. Enbender to please them
went out into the snow, pretending she
was going 10 catch one.
She heard the wall of an infant.
which seemed to come from pile of
snow by the fence. Then she saw the
baby, which looked as If it had been
tossed over the fence. She mothered It
until 1t cooed then sent II to hospital
The doctors say il will live.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
LOR|MER VERDICT
WON 'TBE HURRIED
Senate Will Act with Becoming
Dignity on WhiteWaSh-
ing Report
Especial to The Herald)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S-The SEN
ate committee on privileges and cleo
tions will make no effort to hurry the
report of the subcommittee that inves-
tigated the charges that Senator Will
liam Lorimer of Illinois secured his
seat by means of bribery. Chairman
Burrows of the committee stated today
that no special meeting had been called
to receive the report, and that no Spe-
cial meeting would be called. The reg
ular meeting day Of the committee is
Saturday.
That the whitewash administered by
the subcommittee in its report will be
approved by the committee on privil-
eges and elections is not seriously
doubted here, the belief being that the
report as it comes from the full COM
mittee will give Senttor Lorimer a
clean bill of political health.
The senate was virtually forced to
make the inquiry into Lorimers cleo
tion by the sensational confession
made by the members of the Illinois
legislature that sent Lorimer to the
senate. Several members confessed
that they had been promised and re-
ceived money for voting for Lorimer
as well as receiving money from the
Jackpot" which was maintained to
pay for special legislation and to which
"the interests contributed, according
to their stories. The name of Lorimer
was linked with this Jackpot" fund
in several of the confessions.
1t was apparent that the senate took
up the investigation of the charges
with reluctance, and the whitewash-
ing report was a foregone conclusion
with those who profess to know the
inner workings of aff,.--s in the nation
al capital 1t was said today that the
committee and the senate would wash
their hands of the affair as soon as
possible without showing any undue
haste, and without treading on the
toes OF any of the members including
the member under investigation.