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binary 10 1/16 Cts; 8opo Srbinal!)
1913 gts.;. Som Wibbliilg 1875 Cts;
Miooling 14B Cts; @ooo @ibblitg
14$ Gents.
GalpeftOn, SEE, s.. Seb. Orb
narb IL 5/16 Cts; 2ptp Mibblina
AN Cts; Wibolins 14B Gts.; 8opo
Mtboling 1913 Cts; MibSIiaa Salr
1875 Gents.
ganmluultiamen mnb behen Brsbutt,
Brima gaumlpoufamensN ehl ger 5on
he $23.75.
gaumipoliamens0e Gel, rob $500 uaS
1927.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09

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Uen,ife.

&artoffeIn, Colorado, $t.70.
3niebeln, California, 1915 Ii. $500.
Somaten, Seas, 4 @asfets, $1.25 II.
$3.50.
aobl, $3.50.
gnrfen, ae1as, SITS fir eiu
1/3 @nfbel.
gohnen, @erifo, flade, crime 1926
nnb $3.50.
@riiner @feffer, $3.50 per aorbs
Crate.
@noblaud, Sc ,trtb Zoe per pfunb.
&iben, 90 II. E6c per Duterib girnbel.
SiBe &artoffeIn, $500 per 100 Tfb.
Squalb $500 per 8or.
Note Miben, Is unb Soc per GSb.
Seuerie, 75c per 9ubenb.
g~oeosnife. $500 per cad.
gslnmenfo6l $3.50 per Crate
SaIat. per 9bb. BinoeI Csc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09

= @egen Sods, Cabs II. gugeies
telepboniert 500 Balaee 2iberb Sta,
bles. Shneller II. 3uberl1iiiaerD ienit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
Morn, y oP PIN4I sEYyINFNY
ssB Dtvth hNfNa7fON OF
HtfhSHIp

In the matter of the estate Of Antoine Neager,
deceased.
No 22H
Notice is hereby given. that on Monday the
i1th day Of July, A. ID. Isll, AT the hour 0i 40
A. NJ Of said day. the same being one of the
regular days Of she Juns Perm oI the County
Court OF Hunnisan County, in the state of
Colorado, 1. Charles Neager Administrator
Of said estate, viii appear hef0re the Judge
oi said curt pres'.nt my hnAl settlement
such Administrator, pray the approval of
the same, and will then ask 10 be discharged
as such Administrator. At Whlch time aud
place any person IN Interest may appear and
present objections to the same. ii any there b.
And further notice is hereby given That at
said time and place the Court win receive aud
hear proofs concerning the heirs of said de-
harles Neager, claimant heir al Ia " Of
fur a iu1is4iHl aScertainment aud detsrmina-
tion of the heirship uf said estate, and from
which il appears that tharles Neagsr. Joseph
eager, John Aeager Victor Neager and
Emile Becker ARE heirs Of said deceased
Now, Therefore. any and all persons no
are " ho claim 10 b. heirs al law 0f suif
Antoine Aeager, deceased, are hereby required
"a be ani appear thereat abide the deter
minatioh of the Court thereon.
Dated AT tsunnison, Colorado, this 10Th day
OF June. A. u. 1911
CHARLES NJ NEAGER.
Administrator of the Estare Of Antoine
y eager. Deceased
r. u. WEGENER Attorney
Published june I6-JHly IA, 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

hooss pp:sl al danger ~ PASSED. e.
snsA ssaer sise nss ~eszi.er !. ss.e
A gesd ts Asllar " assa~ ash a
psssx 1T Gx SCREEN 4 hs 6 inches
ssred oUte . sssck 20 sssf psece "
~.se ~ t< .sea sr . s.aa.e. II gets
tDes ssery tune Try u.
All fs-Da ss.sG- should snass no
eenass.sa he exp~ed - ssy tsa.e b
sse Is. r. q wall t~ eons.n.an.sed
And al se~aGe exereta. saa g.rbaae
saosid be- c..retslis as-pt,s.sd ot. ~
siso shossia een-.mpssve exgecaess
tsor. becaase y there be ns bl1h f,r
the ~ ~ feed upss. he esnpes carry
and trsasnss a,-esse All sscs
shosld he e.refslis screened. be-
CAUSE the germs frum a SICK per-ua
can he esrr,ed 10 well pes-oa BY
the iis All hos.es shosla he care
fslly s.sceued. because the ~ wsll
not only sntscs your food. bss yoa
also. Thorough scseessax ef all
houses and stores selling hood. asi
all koues. wsll be the bess invest.
aeai ever made. especsally If the
tiy on the .nssde is perseed until
Allied Health authorities should
rleidIy enforce the lass for screen
nag food purveyors, and take care Of
all sewage. hlth. etc.
A thorough education of the public
10 the causes of the TRANSMISSION Of
disease, and the terrible danger Il
the hoase tiy, will ssslst materially
ia their disposition
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
1sassssAsvs Escusisa as1ss 10 Tssas
q new nlssics Psiu1s DwnG 1911

On the first and third Tuesda, $
of each month during the entire
wear The Colorado aud Southern
Railroad will sell round trip tickets
to a great many points in New Mex
leo and Texas at greatly reduced
rates. Final limit twenty five days
allowing liberal stop-over privileges
For detailed information, rates, etc,
call ON your nearest Colorado and
Sosthern Agent or address +. f..
Fisher, General Passenger Agent,
Denver, Colo. 20 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

ia4a sns~uslpsl ds~ea~ss easncs1ss ssse
iss ps~ssGs II sQc.asslHsss<s a Va
i.pcsea ksassa exesess and 18th ste
pEeSence at Ss~ss Dssstess ii 6s~s -
the active a8eu,s t~ ssa~sasasssnS
tae assssse- A ssaxe sy = cspsss<
a CARRYING lts,.tsss hsas~rss eu hss
EGGS, nsssk end sody.
The ty " os.~ II sts ck.es ss~sce-
as lntes,tsoa and tine sctsvssy II shir
lnsscs ~ sscres~ea by r,se ii The
ieu4JSsss0Se. and the time si uhsch
"a ~ usa~t active aud nsmerosse cor
se-Poads exscsiy ~as sne tame IL
eaairscs,on Of ssphs.d and other sn-
tessssal dsseasss We erroaeossly
ssppose thai the disease " due ~
the kos weather; While chmst,e cen-
dlt'eas. bs reducing v,tsiay. faser
the coatFsst.oa of the d,ses~e. they
are nos the real cause VI IT Heat
does Ros produce the syeeshc aerm.
The sussasasty of hsesss fed babses
and the high Frequency If occurrences
smonG srss6csslIy fed bsbses Of IN
,esasasl tEoshles point 10 she food -
tue cssse of the trosbls, infected by
ales
On several occassons, says sa ex-
hssslive report, New York ep,demics
If typhoid were traced 10 trsnssais-
s,on by flee, this by staining their
feet, thus tracing them from place
10 place.
Flies travel only few rods from
their breeding place. but on ho' and
saltry days they sometlmes 90 snuch
farthsr
They feed with equal relish upon
food and filth, and this mixing Of
tastes makes their buzzlng more 10
he feared than kidnapers, OF the
buzzlns If the bullets of an invad-
Ing army
Hos shall we dispose Of him,
Why, MILL him. Instruct our
children 10 MILL him, every one to
KILL him, tell all of the danger he
is TO us. How shall we Kill him?
Why. with poison and fly killers
Good fly poison can be purchased al
almost any drug or grocery store,
and should be placed around the
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

Published June so-July q IaL
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
lWB 49,

eess,ss4se A-.asssssss 4 eesssns. S~a csaissss
t.sery tazuses N cu'sussAD sASaba
eass sG s1sxsa. hsaahaG tnFsas
pslsets next ssDser wksa - -
hssassaS tiny essas daaD- nsr
1s.s. h~schaaS ss2 Is GGks AasApse
cescks
They sae.ld be keEs fs~ tsxo has
t's sssss ptsssy II ersss 80 ~
exerc,ss aud ssessshl. tSd wsh b.
t~saehesal If sssey base sAs So Il NJ
tssm~ and yos nss<d nas ~ s&snsd @;
eser is~dsnS II she 4ssss y scasesr
ed ~ sarss % Lss~e sastA- kseT
ske coeE,s csssa aud sssss. c~A o1'
the csckosrls - seron = sk~y - bss
sseAea 70 ess. they vsn tssAs hseseE
ttssU brsn9 uAore On tbs snarkOt ehan
isses. and asske mass sso@ t<s shs
growing Pslssss
t.,Gsn pext moash. sad, dssing sks
samaser, csll o~t tine old hsas ssussv
inG only such Vt the vssElaAGD0 Aovf
pEosea saod prodsees.; The ~ sussi
ers shosld 60 Js~s - ssne - yea srs
thEo~sh hsschlnS snIsps yvs ased
thssr eompsay This tkssssAG oui
nseans more room aud hessss 80 faS
the pallets. Let the sesk linz. a..
mark the slo~ growing pslIsAs en-
-sll them with the eockese!s kb0r
nag October make last sevess col
lne and Keep Rosh,ne that dess Roi
mesn business, year 2tD pslIsts Ill
eost about elesteen eggs . day for
Iced, vii produce hfty or sixty sGes
above that nami,er when they &c at
the best price, and will 9rsdsally y
increase In nHmbers.
A dolIar day profit on hs.Ased
hens during the ~inter woUshs
means no grocery bills 10 psy seSt
fall; II ,s not easily done, boa i Is
being done right slong. which nssns
thai yoa esn do 1t With psopss sAter
tion, Matching early, providing clssn,
comfortable eoops, providing . var
,ety If foods and keeping stssdily
at it,
w. +. VAPLON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
~ Usus1a's So


wHERENs. sllaae g, webi,er . William n.
hnsry, surviving Trustees of The Ivnlichi
valley sn,.itina Company. grantors bt their
rust Deed. dated t,etut,er sfh iss, and
corded IN the uiliae 81 the tl.rk aud iser"rsi-r
ai tsHHni~on County Colorado. IN Book 40
at page 1sa conveyed ~ the Public Trustee -
-nid County, the iolowing land iB said
4 nntltV ts,-wits
an undivi.iad two 6ftbs interest in aud ta the
Victor isosie Mining Claim. situate. Wing and
being IN the fomirhi Mining piSfrirt IN said
County aud state known aud designated
u : survey No. i4l5a ia the patent thereof 10
whirh reference H. hereby made for q more
particular description. IN trust. - secure one
principal mote ol even date VITA -aid truri Deed
ior ss,i - pay abls To- Emil Peterson. ar order
On h.isr. March izt isiu after date. with
interest fh~rsftn frum date at the rate of
twelve per cent. pei nunum
ANB NHEHFss. beiauii hns been made by
the said 9rnntars IN said Trust Deed IN The
portprutnnur ~ che covenants aud conditions
imposed upon them by the terms u said
Trust Deed. tn this. to-Witi that said gran
tors have iailea tv pay said principal note
"a hen due and iailcd 20 pay the Interest due
90 satl principal naie Or any part thsreoi.
ANB Hl1MEts. 7 he legal holder 81 the ia
debtednrsa represented hy said upts has Tiled
with said Public Irwrtne notice and demand
ing 90 hs''iare the whole debit REPRESENT
I'd bV said NOTE aud tHtrrsst thereon To date
ai sale. due aud paA able. and demanding
the sale pf sail land under said TRUST Deed.
Vow. THEnEFpHE. Notice " hereby given
thai pursuant 10 said notice. election and de
mand, aud undrr and 9H virtue ~ the author
ity vested ia me by said Trust Deed aud the
law. T. Annie N. bowneF. Public Trustee OF
snid county viii sell ths above desert bed
land ior enSh. Al public auction 10 the highest
hddrr. at the " ert front door of the County
Court Hons. In said County. Un Monday the
huh day of duly. 1911. At ~ O'Clock IN the
fBrenoOn for the purpose 81 paving said note
Interest aud expenses ~ this sale, and viii
give 20 the purchaser thereof certifcate of
pur.hos, therefor as provided BY law
Dated Jufe ith iali
ANNIE NJ pDNNEN
Public Trustee al tiunuison aunty olorato.
., FIRST Publicstiou. june 9Th. 1911
NeoS, i.ast Publication, july 7th. 1871
N(T
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
vs ohDm 4 - 0uup -

By The Colorado State Me<ljcal
Socisty Prsss Committae. tbs
eenersl pebble realizes the terribls
danger Of the Ay, his disposal will
become much easier matter. They
will cease to hoase, tolerate and Iced
one OF the greatest known sources
and active agents for the transmis-
sion Of disease.
A beautiful child in your city 10
kidnapped, held for ransom, and
finally murdered. Your community
rs reused and at fever pitch A
second child is kidnapped, a third
and foarth--alI held for ransom,
and ultimately murdered; possibly
it's your own child.
Your community now is taking
necessary precautions, Q vigilance
committee is formed, the sheriff has
deputies sworn in, rifles and amms-
milton secured, and death. yes, GER
tain death, is awaiting the kidnapers.
The whole population turns out
armed and ready to right the mur-
derous deed.
What is done when your beauti-
full child dies of typhoid fever or in
testinal disease? Not one child, nor
two, nor three, nor four, but hun
dreds of children. In New York
City alone $50 deaths from typhoid
fever in 1908, and 1000 deaths from
diarrhoeal diseases, not counting the
10000 cases of the above diseases,
that by expensive and careful treat
ment and nursing recovered.
Taking New York City as basis
for computing the death rate over
the whole United States, we have
$3.50 dying from typhoid, 80, 900
dying with intestinal diarrhoeas, and
an additional 100000 who we're
sick and rescued and brought back
to health and life at an average cost
OF 500. amounting to 100000. 900
spent for sick services, and. recko on
ing the value of a life at $1,000
the amount the courts value a life
we have the enormous sum of Sl6l,-
10000, plus the one hundred mil-
lions spent for the sick, making .
grand total Of S26l 10000 dollars
annually spent and lost ON account
OF the little house fy.
Is 1t not time that we sat up aud
took notice OF an enemy that annual
ly kills $3.50 of our children and
fellow citizens and costs us annual
y over POI millions Of dollars?
Are We stlll going to make pets #.
cage and tolerate the little fellow?
Is there any question as 10 the dis
position of the fy? Why kill him,
Nil Him, KILL HIM.
meteorological studies made Of
flies show that those feeding upon
excreta carry vast numbers of disease
germs and that the flies are more
where filth is greatest: and
that cases Of intestinal diseases are
most numerous when we have the
most flies. 1t is clearly established
that the excessive prevalence of GER
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07

Pat Hsulou-
sheriff IT t1uuu -slG COUNTY.
By D J lahau.
d iear-SIpri n
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
w. +. VAPLON.

Exchange:-An eastern wosRan
Who came out TO Gunnisoa su6ers
greatly from the elevation. Las
week after an attack Of bresthlessssess
she sighed out: Il am sure I shal
de- will you 60 to heaven il you
dep inquired her son snxiossly
IL hope so, dear" The small boy
burst into tears. ''Oh, mother
dear, he sobbed, don't, don't - Il
heaven you co9ld never stand tht
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
DIR. COX'8
0ngheh WHO
I.0(O

GUARANTEED To- heal without leav-
ing q blenish. or MONLN REstt kDk.D.
bG and 81 .oo sizes ior fresh wounds.
cid sores, sore backs and shoulders burns
end bruises. 25c size for Family Use.
-. CoKD pA1NLESS 0k181G0
n painless and guaranteed 10 cure
SPAWN, Ringbone, Curb, s~eeny, spliDt,
Puffs, OF any enlargement of bone or
muscle, or money refunded. Price 50c.
80 sAla Ov Akl 00asoosoVD
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
P2UBATk kO7fGE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
who is Executor Of the Estate Of Jennie r
Wagner. Deceased, nov pending in thet tOunt y
curt of GuBnison County, Colorado. in Pro-
bate, will upon the Srd day of July. 1871, APP
ply to the Court to b. released ss such EXec-
utor, and that his resignation such Exec
utor he by said Court accepted. and At which
time, the undersigned. VIII make and render
an account and ask ior a complete settlement
of all matters In his hands such Executor.
Dated June FIRST 1911
JnnN ". WAGNER. Executor.
Pub, June 2-8O. 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
fkIff"S kaif
State Of Colorado,

state OF iotora4n-
County Of Gunuisuu !
liy VIRTUE af an Execution II la aud Zee
Bili issued cut ~ the Clerks Office uf the
ouHty Court. pf hahee 8untV, and STATE
of Culura to and to me dire, ted " hereby I
am commanded 70 make the sum OF seventy
one Dollars tsI1I. and Thirteen aud as-la0
Dollars SIS -, costs 81 suit y, the amount uf
rcrtuin Judgment rendered ia said curt
ou the ittu day OF May 1914. in favor Of
Charles ahl az piaiBtin, and against haries
Hubbard a. defendant, tusether with inter
est uu said Judgment from the daUe uf the
rpud tIQu rhereul a the rate ul eight per cent
per auuuuI cut Of the lands teHefuruts. goods
and rhnfrels Of thp said Charles Hubbard. |
have lfFied upon the following els-~crihs.d real
property ta-uIt-
Uue hail Interest In the star Lode NJ ming
Claim. All Of rhr snow Bank Lode Mining
lain, Az of the snow Bank No. lode Min
ing laIIH. all pi The ulnTHl0 Lode 81 ming
Claim. A % ct the MOI = Lode Mining claim
aud aus-hHu interest ia the Tiger t.5raie MIN
ing iaiIB, all ai these claims ARE sifuated in
TN Cup Mining District on Italian Mouuuain
iu tiuHufsFlu ouuty. Colorado,
THEREtpBE. According % -Hisi command
! shall or SATURDAY. the Z2ud day ~ July
llIl. al the hour Gf Zen o'clock iu the. fore
moon 1l -aia DAY AZ the y eSt fr4ut dasir -
the County tpurf House. iu the town ~
buuuis0H IN Fhe County ii tiuuusSgH state
&C IlI97JSatu expose Go sale az Eublig auction
- DE ElEhe~l bidder. for cash lea hand au
rhe right tlti. and Interest 1i fhs above
named harier Hubbard 5n aud re- tho above
iFsisr7 ts'i property lnr - much Thereof a.
may o. necessary i1r the pa ulsur ami sat-
i.iHerieB ef said Judgment. Interest and cost
ai S1ila
Dated eiuuuisou. Colorado. this 2rh day q
June. fsIL
Pat Haulou.
sheriff - tsuuus s-4ll t.dUHtr
EE ID J. lshuu
tuter-sherih-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-07
Why 50 Wea1
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v Has : Aa..s ~ As@4s OF xss.As boG
ssas - Eaz sa~A ~ssaoss .vyAsssx
c@sse. bsasgas ~s@&. .sAGssd. =.
aszzy spslss aaa .rts4Ey sassxaazA
siaHey ~s.ssnss nsas be the ea1~s gs
Il all kses The siaAeEs ~ei4 aud
shey ~lA kses yoa ~esl kssaa hid
neg P4Hs make sias kiaHeys xesL
an tsaHn son readers demand fsr-
taar greof tlsaa tse following sta.e-
meat.
Henry sssSart. GaRnlssn Ave.
Bsesa Vista. coio-. says. ~EDAso
klaae. Pills are tae best kidney REM
eay J ever as"d. | had considerable
trouble from weak kianeys aal ~
rest was Disturbed at night b. . too
frequent desire 10 pass the kidney
seoretiors ! also noticed that the
kidney secre1ions were highly coiored
and contained sediment When "a
ing Doans Kidney Pills. ! was care
ful 10 follow the directions closely
and the result Was most gratifying.
Ali the trouble ca tssi ~ nv XII .ness
the removed sad | vas benefited 10
every way. Nv exporieaee v11A
A,oan's X idney Pills has been 30 sat-
isfsctary that | take pleasure In re-
commanding them"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
n Y. sole agents for the United
States
Rsmemher the name-Ioan's-and
take no other.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-10
WAS ATTACKED
BY LEOPARD.
Mile. Pauline Had Marrow Escape
From Being Torn TO Pieces
4 Inside Of Animal
Gage.
AUDIENCE HYsTERIcAL
Stage Hands and Others Had to Beat
the Beast Almost into Jelly
in Order to Save
the Woman.

+ M .
NORFOLK, Va. Feb. 10.-Just as
she stepped into the cage into which
she had gone hundreds of times be-
fore at theatre. one of Mile. Pau
lines leopards sprang on her and
knocked her to the floor. Before as
sistance reached her, the angry beast
terribly lacerated her right arm,
shoulder, throat and face.
The woman was just preparing to
go on with her act, and the audience
assembling in the theatre heard her
screams and many became hysterical
With the angry beasts literally tear
ing her to pieces, Mile. Pauline
screamed, and stage hands. ushers
and other performers at the theatre
rushed to her assistance.
/ Crowbars, hatchets anG whatever
other implements that came to hans
were used on the beast, and he was al
most beaten to pulp before he re
Ilinquished his hold on the woman.
One OF the performers who went t,
/ the woman's assistance had his Goa
torn In threads by coming in contac
with the razor-like claws Of the angr.
4 beast. The woman was carried to
4 hospital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-10
DRY fire BUG
STARTED BLAZE
Temperance Flight in Missouri Town
Leads up to Incendiary Blaze
at the Drug
Store.
PosToFFICE DESTROYED
Several Buildings Are Burned to the
Ground and the Citizens Are
Much Asitated Over
the Affair.

CENTER, Mo-, Feb. 10.Center's
business section was partially wiped
out by an incendiary conflagration,
the loss being over $4,000. The post
office. j. NJ. Weekdays butcher shop
George Delapord's tin shop. and ]. p.
Little's drug store were all burned to
the ground, and number of smaller
buildings were destroyed. The insur-
ance will not exceed $500.
The blaze started in the Little drug
store. There is little doubt that the fire
was started by some person or per-
sons with an animus against the drug
gist For some time it has been ru-
mored that liquor was being sold at
this drug store, and while the facts
4 have not been proved, a considerable
feeling has grown up on the part ol
the temperance people in the matter
1t is the common belief that the fire
was started by some religious fanatic
or a temperance zealot, with the in
4 tention of destroying the place. TIL,
nalefactor will be summarily deal
/ with if discovered.
Meanwhile the town Is much agitat
ed over the affair and the opposin
lines are being closely drawn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-10
Cg!x x'oCIENCE WAS
EVER WITH HIN.
Man Wanted for Murder Gives Him
self up After Twelvs Years Of
Keeping Away From
Officers.
COULD NOT STAND IT (
Finally Walked Into Police Station
and Confessed That He Was
Man, With Price on
His Head.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Haunted by
the memories of crime committed II
years ago, man who said he was
King Mcnamara. formerly of LEX
ington, KY, surrendered to the police
at West Thirtieth street station He
said he had killed man in Lexing-
ton and that reward of $4,000 had
been offered for his arrest.
Mcnamara was taken to police
headquarters and a telegram was sent
to Lexington. A reply was received
from Chief of Police Regan readings
king Mcnamara wanted here for
Staying Jacob S. Keller in February,
1899. Hold. Will send man"
Mcnamara was questioned by the
police as to the details Of his crime
but he refused to talk about it. He
said that he had travelled all ovei
| the United States in the past twelve
] years, but, although he had eludet
pursuers. he could not get away from
! his own conscience. He had stood
4 it as long as he could, and is nov
ready to go back TO Lexington t.
face the charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-10
TEXAS SALOON
DAYLIGHT Law
Owners are Forbidden From Making
Campaign Contributions and Have
Other Restrictions Placed
Around Them.
VOTE WAS A CLOSE ONE
One Saloon for Each 500 Population
in Counties Which Are Not
Affected by the Local
Option Measure.


AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. Without
debate, the senate passed the house
daylight" saloon bill by vote of Is
to II. The bill carries a senate amend
ment forbidding those engaged in the
saloon business from making contri-
buttons to election campaign funds oe
any officer or for any proposition vot-
ed on by the people. 1t prohibits them
from contributing to the statewide
election to be held next July The
bill will be returned to the house for
concurrence in this amendment.
Senator Watson called attention to
the bill by Mr.. Terrell of Wise, in,
creasing the scholastic age from II
to 90 years. 1t was fathered by pro
hibitionists and passed with almost
the solid prohibitionist vote The
number of saloons to which any coun
4 ty is entitled under the law is baset
upon the scholastic population, and i
was shown by Senator Watson tina
the prohibitionists have passed Law
which would increase the number o
saloons in Texas by 1,00O,
The Observation-Disclosures law pro
vides that a county not affected b,
local option may have one saloon TO
every 500 population, based on tn
scholastics of the county and count
ing a population Of six for each schol
astic