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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13
tlNT TO PICTURE LOVERS
Easy Way to Gain Appreciation OF
Your Fine Works of Art by
the Neighbors.

I'm speaking now to the man who
admires good pictures and who per
haps has gallery of them
Many of your neighbors do not
properly appreciate your Corots and
your lsraels and your Mauves and
your Daubignys and your ConstabIes
and Turner'S.
Let us suppose you have a Corot
depicting a dance of wood-nympas
Take your penknife or your wife's
hatpin and stab holes in the hands
OF the nymphs. Then paste tissue
paper of different colors, orange and
purple and crimson, behind the holes
Now place powerful electric lights be
hind these holes and your nymphs
are carrying fairylights and YOU lave
intensified the interest In Corot
Say Won have a Constable in Which
there is an old English church IN a
rural landscape that only Constable
could have painted
illuminate the clock in the same
way and set a chime OF bells behind
1t that may be set ringino BY ushing
a button II there is a COW N the
picture, contrive 10 make her moo
Now cali In your friends. press the
button, light the lights, Snake the
bells chime and the COW moo and
your neighbors will appreciate Con.
slable--C b Loomis in The Delinea
tor
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13
A Gladstone Story.

Mr.. e. F. Benson, in an article on
the winter charms of GrindelUald in
Travel AMI Exploration" related an
anecdote OF Mr. Gladstone It seems
that at country house one morning
the guests were discussing at break.
fast the right way of packing a
sponge-bag, when the sponge has been
used and is consequently water
logged Mr. Gladstone who lad ap.
parently been solely absorbed by his
mornings correspondence suddenly
closed the discussion by informing he
party that they were all wrong. The
only proper method Is 10 wrap IL up
in your bath-towel, and STAMP uDon
It. Then put II in your sponge.bag
You viii find ii perfectly dry"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR u

S. Patent. Serial No. O5S36. Survey
No. 1918. u S. Land Office, Carson
City, March IT. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that in pur.
suance of the act of congress, ap-
proved May 10, 1872, Boston & Pioch
Mining CO., by A. L. Scott, its at
torney in fact, whose postoffice is
Phoebe, Nevada, has made applica.
ton for patent for the Great West
and Great Western lodes mining
claim, situate in the Highland min.
ing district, Lincoln Co, New, and
described by the official plat and
by the field notes on file in the of.
flee of the Register of Carson City
Land District, as follows:
Beginning at Cor No. Great
West lode, whence the S. W. Cor Sc
10 T. ! NJ, r. 66 E., Mt. Diablo b.
d M. bears S. Is deg. AZ min W.
2946.0 tt; thence NJ, 8 deg. "a min
w. 600 TT. to Cor. No. 2 Great West
iouVi buClioc ~. 10 ueS. 10 UllD. IL.
1872 #. to Cor No 3 Great West
lode, identical with Cor No. Great
Western lode; thence south sc deg.
43 min. e. 1901 #. to Cor. No.
% Great Western lode; thence s. s
deg. "a min. E. 600 TT. to Cor. No.
4 Great Western lode; thence N. sc
deg. 43 min. w. 1901 TT. to Cor.
No. Great Western lode, identical
with Cor. No. Great West lode;
thence 8. Sc deg. 40 min. w. 1897
IT, to Cor. No. / Great West lode,
the place of beginning, containing
31.164 A., excluding area In conflict
with Topeka lode (unsurveyed), and
situate in the N IL Sec. 10 T. ! N.
r. 66 E., Mt. Diablo B. & NJ. Ad-
Joining claims unknown except Tope.
ko lode on southwest.
LOUIS ]. COIN.
Register
First pub. March rs; last. Mayo
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13
Brain Drill With Finoers.

Brain drill With the fingers is the
latest recommendation TO those no
would be efficient II is not a system
Of message that is recommended. but
simply the regular use OF the han, Is.
Tie knots, sew do fretwerk. any.
thing and everything in fact. tina;
calls for manual skill you want 10
have an active, resourceful and versa.
tile brain, people are told The truth
OF this statement is said to lie in the
fact that IN every manual net thu hand
Is directed by the brain Every net re.
acts upon the brain strensthenius aud
stimulating II
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13

This place is delightful and the
Inn Ia a paradise on earth. but the
walls are so thin that ] could hear
the lady In the next room every time.
she changed her mind
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13
GRACE Ar cLEFroaD.s INN
Quaint Custom at D4spsr H,hrn Re
called Days When III Lawyers
Were Connected With Church.

The purchase OF Cliffords I'm as
The headquarters of the Knights
bachelor recalls the quaint form of
grace. After dinner, when the table
cloths had been removed and before
vine and dessert had been placed on
the tables. a loaf made in the form
of cross of four small arms was
handed to the senior member OF the
kentish Mess who presided at the Ia
bic. He then with a small hammer
Knocked once on the table, and every
enc, including the principal and the
rules. then stood up. Then with his
right hand he raised the loaf up above
his head to the full extent of his arm
and brought IL down with a thump
on the table. This he did three times,
Of the table to the vice president,
who arrested it in its career and
handed IL TO servant in attendance
This ceremony was symbolical and
q origin dating from the days when
al lawyers were either actually &C.
G. SlaStlcs or at least connected in
some way with the church The
knock was merely to attract atten-
ton and had no symbolic meaning
Rut the bread made in the form of a
loaf with four small arms symbolized
The bread of life centered on the four
cvangel.sts The three blows upon
the table We're an invocation of the
trinity The bread being slid down
Ct he GOSPEL was spread over the
v Ord Finally the bread was re-
roFed to be given to the poor re-
mis- cling us of charity Law TINES
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13

A youngster who lives In a neighbor
hood where disease makes frequent
fumigations necessary returned from
his first visit TO the country with the
astonishing information that Farmer
Jones coons and woodchucks had been
laid up with scarlet fever. The sum
mer teacher abhors rature taking so
she admonished him not TO tell Abs
But tina, amt no lie" said he.
Didn't ! see the tree they lived In
Wild me own eyes. an didn't hear Mr..
Jones tell how he had 10 smoke EN-
out 2"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13
NJ FLAMMARloN WHO MAKES ASTRONOMY INTERESTING


Camille Flammarion textbooks
and general be
tnctive merit of popular M
ed While
gained his
multiple the he known
the plurality in
author youth NJ
and
starry heaven
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13

Doc McCarty of McConneIrs AIius
WINE hunting on the Fee farm. east
Oh that place Monday forenoon shot
an eagle, the first that has been "a en-
OF shot IN that vicinity in many years
me nird measured feet ;. inches
from the tips Of IFS wings and uo,eh
ed ~ pounds. philadelphia Race
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13
heavens First Law.

A. bottom dirt means disorder AS
order is heavens first law. so il is ma.
lures only law, first, last and all the
,ime Everything has its place So
long as It nnds II and stays there L
is useful and beautiful When ii gets
somewhere else it is to be destroyed
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-05-13
The Game Went wrnnn-

The stranger laid down four aces
and scooped in the pot This aame
amt on the level" protested Sage.
brush Sam, at the same time produc-
Ing gun to lend force to his accuse
ton. That amt the hand dealt
We. Lippincott's
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
Young Students
Give 4 Musical

The members of the Shakespear-
can Literary society gave an open
meeting Friday evening In the
Teachers college chapel and extend
ed an invitation for the entire stu
dent body to attend. The program
was given. by the music classes OF
the high school, under the direction
of ]. C. Kendel.
Following is the program:
Marche-Kettenus. Violin Quar-
tette.
(a) Song of the Whittier.
OBJ The Cuckoo-Hullah. First Year
Music Glass.
The Swallows-Cowen. Ruth Bu-
chanan.
(a) Like the Lark-Abt. (b)
Spring Flowers-Haynes. Second
Year Music Glass.
At sunset-Balcon. Catherine Ell
mer.
(a) Sleep Little Child-spence.
(b) Under Toadstool-Conant.
Girls Glee Club.
(a) The Sabbath Bell-Samrt
(b) The Song of the Gale-Foster
Girls chorus.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
DEMOCRATS
May RULE
THE BOARD
poJIrlCs MAY TURN AN ODD
TRICK IN WELD
DECISION IS WITH COURTS
II Guilt Of Indicted Commissioners
Is Established Governor Will
Have to Appoint Two New
Members

What will happen II the county
commissioners under indictment
are found guilty?
That is the question that is being
widely discussed on the streets and
among tax payers who have follow
ed the proceedings for the past year
with keen interest. The work OF
the grand jury has brought the
charges to a focus and before the
terms OF either of the indicted men
expire their guilt or innocence. al
the law interprets their acts. will be
established.
If both are declared innocent.
then probably there will be no
change in the board unless I'M
peachment proceedings are brought.
ii both are declared guilty. 1t is
considered probable that the po-
litcal complexion of the board will
be changed, as 1t Ia up to the gov
ernor to appoint two commissioners
TO serve until the next general elec-
ZION. These doubtless would be Sc
lected from q number of names sug-
gested by the tax payers at large.
In view of the fact that lne state
administration is democratic and
that the republicans elected failed
to make good, 1t is but reasonable
to assume that democrats will be
selected.
Commissioner Lewis. the only one
who was not indicted and OF whom
it is said objected from the day he
took office last January to the man
ner in which the county business
was being conducted, Is also q re-
publican, but seems to have IN
Jected a little democratic method
into his regime. 1t is believed that
he would work in harmony with
any business-like appointees the
governor might make-if he is
called upon to make them.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
ODD NEWS

Atlantic City, n. J.--Many guests
Mt the Hotel Patroni yelled stop
thief, But none could give chase
because either trousers or petit
Goats had been stolen.
New York-Charging that her
husband, Ignatz jacobson, made her
work at the ribbon counter OF his
store and do house work on her re-
turn home, Mrs. Anna jacobson
sued for separation.
New York-Admitting that Amer
lean women have better figures
than English women, Miss Christian
Miller of London has come to teach
our women 'poise and posture" and
TO make them even more beautiful.
Paterson. N. J.-Because a sur
geon operated on his right side in
stead OF his left. where he thought
the trouble was, Harris Berman
sued and was awarded $10Vv dam
ages.
Greenwich, Conn.-When Harry
Louder. 9, was baby some one
SCARED him by pouring hot coffee
on his face. By this means his
grandfather, Justice I. c. Louder.
identified the lad when he was ar
rested Tor burglary.
New YOrk-When VIM. Doyle.
driver OF an automobile ambulance.
got under the car to do some re-
pair work, child pushed lever
and the machine started. running
over Doyle. He may die.
Indianapolis. lnd.-A Booth Tar
kington manuscript valued at $10.-
900 Is on file today in the Marion
county circuit court. The manu-
script is George w. Weisehan's dam
age suit against the author, who,
he says, hit him with an automobile.
Indianapolis, Ind.-While Mayor
Shank agrees with Charles w. Eliot,
president emeritus OF Harvard uni
versity, that football is worse than
prize fighting, he has placed the ban
on Thanksgiving bouts here.
Sandusky. O.-The voters of Ber-
lin Heights may have to have their
election all over again. 1t has been
discovered the printer put the Demo-
cratic emblem over the Republican
ticket.
Champaign, Ill.-Two weeks ago
upper class men at the University OF
Illinois made Freshman Cyril Nor
ton cake-walk through the campus
in his nightie. Today Norton died
of pneumonia.
Duluth, Minn.-The fifty-fourth
hunting fatality this season occur
red at Bow String lake when John
Redmark was instantly killed and
Chas. Lindhall seriously wounded.
Another huntsman mistook the two
for q moose.
honors at Chicago university ended
in o hair-breadth finish today. The
owner OF the most luxuriant decor
alton was not announced, but all
contenders were ordered to shave
| EN- off,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
FARMERS
WILL PAY
TEACHERS
PROTEST AGAINST STOPPING OF
EXTENSION WORK
PLAN TO RETAIN AGGIE MEN
Weld County Farmers Club Taxes
Action and Meeting Will be
Held Tomorrow to start
New Movement

The Weld County Farmers club
at its meeting Monday Afternoon
in Greeley started movement tnat
ia designed to retain in theif
positions c. H. Hinman. in charge
of the extention work at the state
Horticultural college, c. l.. F1tcn'
potato man, and W. f. Vaplon, poul-
try expert. These three recently
were notified that their services
would have to be dispensed with al
the college owing to the lnability OF
the trustees to guarantee their sal
aries after January l.
A meeting will be held in Gree
lev tomorrow afternoon at whicn
there will be representatives of all
northern Colorado present, and it Is
expected that definite plan will be
formulated to be placed before the
commissioners of every agricultural
county in the state.
1t is estimated that $1,000 will be
necessary to continue the extension
work of the college that has proved
SO valuable to farmers all over the
state. There are SO agricultural
counties and it is figured that II the
northern Colorado counties will
head subscription hist with $3.50
each that the remaining counties
viii make up the remainder needed.
The meeting yesterday went on
record as being appreciatlve OF the
extension work being done by the
Agricultural college and as highly
favoring the continuance. II Is be-
lieved by those advocating the plan
that 1t can be carried through.
The work of professor Fitch
alone, it is declared, in experiment.
ing with seed this winter, is too i'm
portant to be allowed to drop. He
is at present working with the gov
ernment experts in detern. lining the
causes and cure of the blight that
badly damaged the Greleey crop
last year.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
WILSON'S REsIGNAr,ov
MAY suoy N,

Washington, Noy. X
TAFT met the cabinet ,oS-
hrst time in three mNn,s i
trust legislation was tHa
portant topic. Secre,ar,.
was the only member as a!..
head OF the war depar'" ~vse
Kansas City, Mo.
The reassembling Of ID
dents official family y,va
renee to the rumors tbs, !
Wilson is soon to resign
generally believed to bs ,,r1!
official circles Ii is said Nv ",
tary OF agriculture is on,r ~
the announcement OF his ~.
until President TAFT decide. ~
other man for his place
President Taft is plapnln,
up the high cost of living IN
ial message to congress ~, NJ
transmits the report of n \
boards investigation OF III h
and cotton schedules. "
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO
BE TURNED RACK TO STATE

The state will turn back into the
treasury about 100000 out Of the
first class appropriations this year.
according to State Auditor M. A.
Leddy. The fiscal year ends Novem-
ber 80. The transfer OF funds back
into the treasury will take place at
that time.
The two largest items In this re-
turn will be the $4,000 appropria-
ton made for the tax commission.
salaries and expenses, which is not
named; and the $4,000 saved in
salaries and expenses through ap-
pointing the court of appeals late
In the year.
Savings in other departments.
Leddy claims, amounting to about
$125.000 will also be turned back.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
PARTED 81 YEARS, TWINS.
MEET IN A HOTEL

Boston, Nov. 16.-After q separa-
ton of 81 years. during which they
had completely lost track OF each
other, Samuel and Henry Briggs,
twin brothers. met by accident In
the corridor of hotel here last
night.
Both had felt the longing to re-
turn to their old home in Salem.
where they we're born So years ago,
and had stopped in Boston for the
night, registering quite by accident
at the same hotel.
The brothers left Boston 81 years
ago. Samuel was one OF the early
gold seekers in Alaska, later pros
pecting for oil in China, and realiz-
ing a fortune on his investments.
Henry went into the wholesale to-
bacco business in London and re-
tired to become an evangelist.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
NIGHT BLAZE
IN NEARLY FATAL

+ Mrs. Edward Soper had .
j. narrow escape from being suf-
!. located in her sleep last night
]. with her infant child when are
j. started In her homo at 70S
+ Thirteenth avenue, presumably
+ from an explosion of gas In
]. the stove. shortly after mid
). night. She was awakened to
j. tind the bed room filled with
!: smoke and gas. Selling her
!. sleeping child, she leaped from
!. a window In the room and
:. sounded the alarm.
i The flames destroyed most
;. of the furniture in the house
j. and did some damage to the
+ building. The loss is estimat-
\ ed at $500. The house 10 own
!. ed by Mrs. Carl Berry.
j. j. !. !. j. !. + + + + + + + + +
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
SNOW IN ESTES PARK
IS PILED IN DEEPll

:. That as much snow has fal-
\ len up to date Of November IL
!. in Estes Park as fell during
!. the entire winter last season. 10
!. the opinion of Joseph Y ung
+ of the park. Mr.. Young says
i that it SHOWS every day on the
+ range and nearly every day in
:. the park. Mr.. Young IL tho
!. manager of the Estes Park De-
= velopment company.
= The report of the heavy fall
= Of snow will be good news to
!. the farmers depending on the :
:. water supply of the Thompson :
:. for irrigating purposes. 1t II I
:. reported that similar condi-
+ tions prevail at the head wat
:: ers of the Poudre. :
1. + I. + + + + + !. 1. + + + 1. + =
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
Hobo Is Sentenced

Fort Lupton, Nov. 1O.-A hobo by
the name of Mcdonald was sent
enced to three months in the county
jail at his trial Thursday on the
charge OF larceny and resisting an
officer. 1t was alleged that he stole
gun from a house In Brighton. q
pair OF shoes from a store and walk
ed OF with suit case OF travelling
man. He was found in Fort Lupton
a few hours later with the stolen
articles in his possession. It is said
that he attempted to use the gun on
the officer who arrested him.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
BISHOP LEWIS COMING
TO GREELEY ON SUNDAY

Bishop Lewis of the Methodist
church will be in Greeley next Sun
day and preach at the Methodist
church. Bishop Lewis has been an
educator the greater part OF his life
and for many years was connected
.wiAA the Epw0rth seminary ana
college at Sioux City,
IL. He was elected bishop at the
general conference held in Balti-
more four years ago and has since
served In China Bishop Lewis has
been in Denver the last week at
tending the missionary conference.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
COlLEeE PRESIDENT IS
CALLED TO U. P. CHURCH

Rev. R. A. McConagha. president
Of Amity college Of College Springs.
Iowa, was unanimously chosen to be
called as pastor of the United Pres
byterian church Of Greeley, at a
meeting held Thursday evening.
Since the resignation of Rev. W. A.
Phillips last spring. the church has
been without q pastor.
Rev. McConagha preached in
Greeley last Sunday and favorably
impressed his hearers. He is said to
be especially successful In his work
with young people.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
SHEEP TO BE FEED CORN
ENSILAGE THIS WINTER

Fort Lupton, Nov. 14.-For the
first time extensive sheep feeding
with corn ensilage will be tried this
fall In this district. The corn was
prepared in early fall and put in
silos at the ranches of many of the
up-to-date farmers. 8. d. Phillips
arrived Monday from Id;eo with
1000 lambs, which will be fattened
on corn ensilage by G. G. Phillips
and son. Cecil. at the Phillips ranch
near here. They have prepared 3S0
tons of corn ensilage for feed
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
Club Discusses Banks.

L. l. Haines gave the paper of the
evening on currency and banks at
the meeting of the Salmagundi club
which was held Monday evening at
the home OF Miss Carena Lee. A
abort resume of the banking meth
DDS of this and foreign countries
was given by Mr.. Haines, with de-
tails OF the issuing of currency. Mr..
Haines favors the issuing of cur
rency BY the government entirely.
An animated discussion followed the
paper.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
Mrs. Bates Entertains

Mrs. George Bates entertained
with a delightful thimble party at
her home Wednesday afternoon
The inspiration Of the gathering
was Mrs. Bates sister. Mrs. Stout,
who is visiting here from New Jer-
sey. Musical selections were given
during the afternoon by Mrs. Stout.
Delicious refreshments were served
and carried out tho dainty pink and
white color scheme.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
Ault Couple Surprised

Ault. Nov. 10.-Mr. and Mrs. W.
]. Henderson were given a pleasant
surprise Wednesday at their ranch
near Ault by the members of the
Ault Pioneer club. A party OF forty
friends drove to the ranch in the
morning, taking a sumptuous din
ner with them, which was served at
noon. The affair was celebration
OF the thirtieth wedding anniversary
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson. The
couple has lived here for number
OF years.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
Teachers to Meet

Grover, Nov. 1.-THE second an
nual meeting Of the Northwestern
Weld County Educational associa-
tion, which meets at Grover Novem-
Der ~. will be addressed by State
Superintendent Mrs. Wilson. In
the afternoon Mrs. Wilson will
speak on manual training in country
schools. Not only will the Grover
teachers take part in the program,
but the school directors, business
men and parents.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT n

Estate of Susan C. Thorpe Ds,.
The undersigned having b,fn 49,. nv
tor OF the estate Of Susan c. Tborpps. p."I !.
County OF Weld, In the State Of CsIonS
ed. hereby gives notice that he will spoS
the County Court OF said Weld ,as., N.Y.
Court House In Greeley. in said ecn,-
day. the 18th day OF December. A h Y
hour of 10 O'Clock. "A. n.. of ali d.
time all persons having claims a.sibc
are notified and requested to st,snS 4.
pose of having the same adjusted, AIs
debted to said estate are requested d !.
diate payment TO the unduf,lsDri
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. M, 5,b A.
vembsr. A. D.. 1911,
MILTON A. LYONS En-
OF the Estate OF Susan {. Tborp. II
ALBERT C. PASCOE. Attorney ior
First publication In Greeley Irit.nl
ber l6. 1911.
Last publication In Greeley Tribune D,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
New Blacksmith sho,

3. G; Jones. who for a nnmber -,
years has been associated WITH o 1l
w. Euge In the blacksmith husinod' H.
mas opened shop of his own ,hess' t'
doors east Of Euge's, In tho wv Two
Dury block. He will make a snaot,, mood-
pairing. ousgy re-
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
GREAT WESTERN COM
TO DISTRIBUTE 'S \

= The exact amour, 81
:: bed be distributed BY 'Ht ~ ~
*Weld county at the e0lpa1 ,tNl1
= tories of the comSara.' sa'el \
= than estimated al
: total Will be SSSt a 7dfs1 lfs1
/: The Greeley dlstris:. .'s. ]
=" ceive s345,6Sg.SC ~; J,
" district S25O,5Gl5a Tue
+: windsor S2SS,549s5 SaI
: still 400 tons of 10y la(
: ground. 'ee's
= y !. =. :. :. !, :. :.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
BUSTER WILSON IS I'LL
At MS HOME IN GOLDEN

Reports received from Golden yes
terday afternoon were to the effect
that w. 8. Wilson il in . critical
condition and small hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery. Buster"
has many friends in Greeley who
will be pained to hear Of his Illness.
The Wilson family moved to Golden
from here last month.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-16
Harvest Home Sumner

Eaton, Nov. 10.-The ladies =,
the Congregational church saru oi
their annual Harvest Home sunnsa
last evening in the SUNDAY enbpei sobpe,
Som tSo n,o ., .ne church. This is one Of
. .ne nights OF the year for the town
ana Is usually attended by seyerai
nunoIeo people. The supper waa a.
served cafeteria style this year was