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The Dolores star., 1911-08-18
ORDINANCE No. Al.

An Ordinance to Amend Ordinance No. q Of
and Adopted May srd, Isii.
BE- Il Ordained by the Board Of Trustees Of the
Town OF Dolores, toiorados
Section !. That, in as much as no bonds
have as yet been issued under the provisions Of
Ordinance No. ~, of the Town Of Dolorss Colo
RADIO, passed and adopted Nay srd, 1911, entitled
An Ordinance TO Contract au Indebtedness on
Behalf VI III. Town ~ Dolores, Honte1,lma
COUNTY, Colorado, and ION the Credit Thereof,
BY i.suins Bonds Of said Town 10 the Amount
Water Works for Fire aud Domsstic Parposss.
Prescribing the Form u said iioads Proy.d.
ing Tor the Levyins and Coliecsion Of TaIes 10
rl,srsof,.s said ordinance No. u b. aud Ii.
sane IL hereby amended 10 - W provide that
tho date u tho trunds therein provided 10 BE-
,., ,s :a', and A sss ~ 5.ss4s Of Nay
shall bsrome r-decmablc shall b. August Is,
lSsi, and that the date q the maturity thereof
shall be August ID. iysd, and that the dates
OF maturity at the eupons To be thsrsto attach
ed shall be tho 18th day Of February and the
18th day ~ August of each year; aud that
section Of said ordinance No. ~, he amended
section 4 The interest maturing on said
bonds on tho 18th day Of February, 1914, shall
bo paid out ~ the general revenues u the town
and Tor the purpose of r.imbar rising said general
revenue fund for this amount 80 taken from ID
amounting 10 N.E0 aud TOR the purpos. III
paying tbs Snt.r..t maturing On said b,nds GU
W .sts. i9tu unl uf
February, lsis, that there be- aud there I.
hereby levied upon each aud every dollar salu.
alton Of taxable proporty within sald town q
which sum q ,x8 10 Ia he used 10 reimbur.s
said general fund as aforesaid. aud the balance
to pay the interest On said bands due and pay.
able and maturing as last aforesaid, which
levy shall b- made In Ortot-r, ipil that In the
rear 1872 and each ~ thu year, following, up 20
aud including ly2s. thsre shall be annually
levied ~ the time aud IN tho manner by Law
Required for tho lrsyin1 ~ ether town iAHes.
upon each aud sv.ry dollar Of valuation ~ tsa.
able property within said town, beginning With
tho year lsls, a tag sufficient to produce the
sum 81 ss,iU par year Tor the payment 81 the
interest srrruing on said bonds ~ II falls due,
until said bonds are fully paid aud that there
shal he and Their. hereby 10 also levied ut-Dn
each and every dollar II taHabis property
within said town In each 81 the v.afs iSls 20
w., both inclusive, q taH sufficient Ia Purdue.
tho sum 81 IN for ~. purpose 81 rrca ing
fund Ia dtsrhafxe the prinSipal III said bnnds
~ maturity. The taxing aud coil~ciihs officer.
Of said town arr hereby authorized and fequif.
- " eunputn. levy extend and collcct sald
tshss snsnnlty, AZ herein pfovid~d fos IN.
payment at such intercst and principal aud
SAID tuH.s when eoilrctcd shall lpe applied
e.i.y " thu patm.nt of Interest and prlbri pal
storssaid, and Tor no other pnrpsss@ whatever.
until the Indebtedness contracted hy this ordl.
ma. .hali b. fully paid. sstisasd and die.
Passed and adopted .saea:, ,s,A; ,s,l
-, Town Clerk ssd Recorder
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18
Co0ocil MOeeiag.

The regular meeting Of the board Of
trustees Of the Town Of Dolores was
held Monday evening with all mem.
ben present excepting Trustees Byers.
The only business transacted aside
from the hearing Of officer and COM
mittee reports and the allowing Of
bills was the granting Of . permit to
the Montexums Fruit 4 Produce COM
pany to erect building thirty BY one
hundred and fifty feet on the lots south
Of the Dolores livery stable OH Fourth
street. Barrett 4 Lane, who had been
employed to establish grade on Cen.
trail avenue, presented . profile aud re-
port which was accepted. Ordinance
No. 10, which appears In this issue Of
The Star. WAS then read aud approved.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18
Wstsr Contrast Signed Again.

q. IL. Sethman. II. b. Ford, con-
tractors, and Mr.. Barnes, = capitalist,
arrived In Dolores Saturday from Dem
yer. ~ did Town Attorney y. w. Car.
penter. La the afternoon the gentle
men got together and drew up con.
tract for the installing Of the proposed
water system for the town Of Dolores.
A meeting Of the board Of trustees was
called for the evening, aud ut eight
O'Clock the meeting WAS held In the
town hall with oil officers aud trustees
present ~ well ~ the above mentioned
gentlemen from Denver.
A. the meeting had been called for
purpose u discussing the water works
proposition this matter Was taken up
Immediately after roll call. Mr.. Seth.
man started In short speech that he
wAs there for the purpose u renewing
his contract with the town. The con.
tract, which was practically the same
- the old Que, wAa then read aud dis
cursed. Il was then moved that the
contract be accepted aud entered inta
BY the toun. A aye aud nay vote was
taken which resulted In oil the TRUSTEES
voting aye. The contract vas then
signed by the mayor and clerk for the
town, aud U. II. Sethman aud II. q.
Ford the contractor.
some slight chrngss wers made 10
". kimball's plans In regard IN the
intake and settling hasin. Where the
original plans called for timber In the
construction Of the Intake, concrete
will b used. Il 10 the desire of tbs
TRUSTEES - well - the contractors Ia
put In tbs very bs~t system pos.ible.
The contractor suggested these chang
- snd agreed 10 pot thsm In without
additional cost 10 the town.
According 10 the contract, which
wss dated August ", work must besIu
within ten days. The contractor,
stated that they had oetiered the plps
from Seattle two weeks EGO and ~
psetsd u 10 b % hand soon. tn
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

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The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

Services will he held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday Of
each mouth.
There will be preaching services In
he Methodist church sunday at II .. IN.
sunday school ut 10 =. m. No even.
Ing service.
Services In the Baptist church the
second and fourth Sundays Of each
month.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The work on the new building Of the
Montesunia Fruit 4 Produce company
10 progressing nicely and will be com.
pleted early In September. Manager
Eubanks expects to begin business -
soon - possible after the building IL
completed,
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The remains Of Roy McLagan, who
was killed by lightning 1t Yellow
Jacket canon ON Thursday u last week,
were shipped to Denver, Sunday. SoI
interment. Mr. McLaxan vss work.
Ing In the neld alone when he met his
death. The electric storm passsd over
the canou Thursday just after noon
but the dead body ~ss not found until
Friday morning.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

work u to be completed By the 10 q
November, 1911.
The contractors ere very contident
that everything 10 10 apple pie order
now and that they will push the work
70 completion without further dslay
but there has been 20 many delays d.
ready that We are not going TO make
any prophecy.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

G. 9. Gransth brought nne sam
pie Of fall wheat down from his dry
ranch the first Of the week. M. Grs-
naeh says be b going to get busy aud
SOW hts seed early aud raiss . csop
next year.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The body Of Daniel Welchance,
who was found dead 10 bed at his
home near Lebanon Saturday morn.
Ing, wss held ct Hood 4 Ames' under
taking parlors 1T this place until
wednesday awaiting Instructions from
relatives In the East. The remains
were buried In the Dolores cemetery
Wednesday afternoon.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

In . small city like this the vics oil
rash Judgment 10 altogether too com.
mon. Where people know nearly oil
their fellow citisrns there are some
who are 20 ungrscious aud % IN.
christian - 70 attribute IN evil mo.
tive when the actions are prompted by
the b~st Of motives aud they arc
rather disposed 10 relish rumor the,
reflects against . neighbor. Every.
body commits indiscrrtions, sitheI
wilfully OF through Ignorance or weak.
mess; but harsh criticism aud rash
judgment do not help the offender,
but shove him down. The golden
rule should b applied In such cas<s.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

Complaint b being made by some Of
our citizens that the gentle tinkling Of
the musical cow-bell near their window
at night does not lull them to peaceful
slumbers - rapidly - the owner Of the
COW and bell might think. swat the
hell.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

strayed from the Yellow Jacket
district one roam COW with neck and
head red. Cow has only one horn and
10 branded II l. connected and bar
.u-l-) on right hip. Reward for In
formation leading to her recovery.
H. A. MILLER, Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

Mn. w. F. Ordway and brother,
John schuls. returned Sunday from .
three weeks visit at Pagosa Springs.
They were accompanied from Mancos
BY Walter and Lyle Wallace.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

For sale--Fivs lots and two houses
On Seventh street Dolorss; also lease on
l0o acres school land on Sagehsn Flat,
enquire OF H. H. Jones, Dolores, Colo.
rsdo.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

DR.. J. F. w. Dicke, eye specialist o
Denver, will be at the southern hote
from Thursday noon, August 24th, t.
Friday noon, August Is. Glasses fitted
and lenses changed. DR.. Dickie vii
make visit here regular every month
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

Mrs. A. Z. Lowe and children have
moved to town no that the children
may attend school. They are located
In J. X. Hughes house on Fourth street
MIR. Lowe says he IL going to stay on
the ranch.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

Ranchers in the valley are putting
up their second cutting Of alfalfa aud
most Of them expect to harvest third
crop. This third crop Is out Of the
ordinary aud will compensate to .
certain extent for the first cut
thug which WAS lost on account Of the
rains.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The wires are up preparatory to In.
stalling central ONCE In the front
room over the opera house for the San
Juan aud Dolores telephone systen,.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The many friends of w. H. Burch
are glad to see him on the street again
after being confined to bis room on &C.
count Of sickness for the past three
weeks,
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The weather the past week has been
the warmest experienced In Dolores
this summer, and II was not very
warm compared to what has been suf-
fered by people In the East. ......
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

There will be Basket social dance
at stoner Creek, Friday, August rs,
1911. Everybody cordially invited aud
each lady bring . basket. A good
time assured.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

Ms. @. E. Mineah and son, Ralph,
who have been visiting with friends
In Dolores and At Hogg for the past
week, returned to their home In Man.
COS, Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

For Sale Majestic cameia; takes
By 8 picture; with tripod, morocco
case, six plate holders, etc. Call d
this once.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The Star once 10 In receipt Of card
rom A. !. Smith written at Tijuana,
Old Mexico. He reports warm weather
and lots Of soldiers In Tijuana.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

w. w. Wallace 10 over from Mancos
on . short vacation. He aud sons
Walter aud Lyle, and II. V.Pyls and
daughter, Harriet, are up the river
for . few days fishing.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

FOR Sale--A number Of young plgn,
also one good brood SOW. Inquire ii
J. G. Bergh.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

r. 9. 9. Fox and family, Dan Smith
and wife, and Mrs. q. N. smith re-
turned "Wednesday evening from =
weeks quitting In the vicinity Of Bear
Creek,
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

District Superintendent J. ]. LAce
held quarterly meeting 1t the n. T..
church Monday morning.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The Southern work train paassd
through Dolores Wednesday morning
On route north.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

DC. Reed has accepted . position In
the local depot and will al the vacancy
caused BY Agent Dunseth's resignation
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

The telephone wirss on the north
eide Of Central avenue make Dolorss
look like city.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18
WANTED

Men with tsams 70 haul Lumbar from
mill.
Rusr LuxsER 4 ME.cAxrILs Co.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18
ioricg FOR PUBLICATION IsoLArEu
TRAIT.
Public Land Male.

TkAtT.
Public Land Hals.
pepsrment 0f the Interior,
Y. =. Land ofiiee II Durango. Colorado.
August Is, tslt
Notice u hereby given that. - dIssrs.d b,
the ION missioner AZ thu tensfai Land Otiirs.
sndef the pfpsisieas ~ tho set ~ Oonsr-ss an.
The application ~ " liilnm X uoyd, serial No.
n1ir. We viii offer ~ pubiis sale II the hish.ss
hi'sdss. Al 10 oeisrt q, n, an the sssh day u
ire, u land NksSWs ssssss. * s .s.s ~
~ n ..cs!:h =. towsshlp ~ north. rsase u
Agy Ysf~s slstmins adressely NE slpv. de.
Vbisetioas oa W ssesse tks tisss dsslsnstssi
sus ssis. U. u. CoAaLyos.
rint psb Ass vi lsss - nsSs 4. tSii.
The Dolores star., 1911-08-18

the Town Of Dolores, Colorado, Passed.
and Adopted May srd, I9ii.
Rs Ia 0salairad lx H.. l..,.d - r~.....-- IA
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
Prizes, Honors Available Winners

High attainment in various lines Of
student activity D. rewarded b., the
.u. Of s,srrat pua.a. Tho Alumni
AHud is given q, .ur "a ltarg cai,t
whose p.uyla auuirs ia study and
.d. u.lm,u, g. highest Tho Faculty
M,ut O.. given 1, the member OF the
Senior ,,ass whose combined aHoIasr
.i.r lUr Junior and Senior yoara il
maL,.t The Gaus Media. S awarded
ip IA. winner in the debating con
tests between the literary societies at
commencement Tho Ice Medal gncs
90 al. m,mhrs 81 thu graduating class
who has shown IA most proficiency
in the Agricultural courses. The
Rr,an Medal is awarded To- tho student
who presents tn, best cssay on the
Science of Government The Fourier
Mccall g awarded lu the student VII"
has SHOWN the greatest proficiency IN
Music as member of the Cadet Band
The Athletic M,jsl is given TO he
student who makes the highest record
IN the annual track meets. The Eiam
/ Prize of 500 is awarded for cNcellenc
/ ia the Department, Of Modern lang
|uagcs. The Joanna Waddi and
Henry w. Allen CHAPTERS Of tho
Daughters Of the ConredcnCy Offer
prizes for the best papers on subjects
relating to southern II story.The w. 6
T. L. of Baton Rouge and of the stat.
offer prizes for essays on Temperance
Tho Louisiana MEDIA for Oratory is
awarded to the winner in the oratori-
cal contests at commencement Tn;
FSocicdad- Hispano- An =. cana Of this
University gives d medal to that one
Of the non Span sh speaking students
who has shown the greatest pro-
ficiency in the Spanish language. II
I1911 the Remington Typewriter com
lpany offered a medal for excellence II
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
WITH THE HIGHER
STATE INSTITUTIONS.

From the other public institutions
of higher grade in Louisiana the Uni
vors ty receives many students. T"
their graduates the University gives
advanced standing for work of college
grade already completed and offers
opportunity To take up new branches
of study or TO continue work already
begun Graduates of the revised
courses i'm the Southwestern Louisiana
Industrial Institute a. Lafayette en-
ter the sophomore class and graduates
of the Louisiana state Normal school
nt Match tochcs and the Louisiana In
dustral Institute at Rust"n enter tn"
Junior class, College Of Arts and
Sciences or Teachers college Full
credit Is given also in the technical
courses of the University FOR all work
done I'm the other state institutions
which fits into those courses Many
young men and women attend the In
dustrial Institutes or the Normal
school and after graduation, transfer
to the University and complete tn,
work for the degree. Some Of tho bcst
students in the University have pur-
sued this course.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
= THE HIGH SCHOOL RALLY. .
. 80 80 = &~%~%%

In pursuance Of its policy Of coop
Grating with and strengthening the
high school system Of the state, the
University. in connection with COM
mittces of high school principals, holds
holds every year at the University a
High School Rally. The third one
was Acid ApElL 2S=.22, -l91l.
To these rallies majority of the
approved high schools of the state
send representatives, to engage in
contests in Debating, English Compo-
sition, Defamation, Singing. Spelling.
History and Athletics baseball, basket
ball. tennis, track and field events.
University scholarships are award
ed to winners in the literary contests.
The principals Of the high schools re-
port that the rally stimulates both
teachers and pupils to effective work.
Another encouraging result is that
boys remain longer in the high schools
in order to be eligible to attend and
participate in the High School Rally.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
The Debating League

During the 80 years of its existence,
the University las frequently entered
its students in oratorical and debating
contests with the students of oher
Institutions, but not untu three years
ago was the debating work regularly
organzed Since 1900 regular courses
in augmentation have been given, de-
batting teams organized and trained,
and contests arranged with the uni
versities of other states. Recently a
professor Of Public Speaking has been
appointed, who viii offer courses in
Oratory, Augmentation and Debating
and will give special attention to train
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
. >S~% . = y - . . - =
. BENEFICIARY STUDENTS. .
H@@% = = y y = 90 = .

The General Assembly Of Louisiana
by Act No. 100 OF 1876, empowered IN,
police jurics to send one cadet from
each Parish and tho city council II
New orleans TO send one cadet from
each representa- i've ward of tdat ,itv,
to he maintained wholly or partly "A;
the eNpense Of The parish or the cilv
Of New orleans, provided the annual
expense Of eeach cadet does not ex.
coed $3.50. Beneficiary cadets are re-
quired to pursue one OF the regular
courses Of study and must board and
lodge at the University.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
TEACHING FELLOWSHIPS 4
AND SCHOLARSHIPS. ,


In order to encourage advanced
work on the part Of the better stu
dents a number of teaching fcllowships
and scholarships are awarded annually
to those who hold baccalaureatc de-
grees and who wish to pursue gradu-
-sata- wnrk IN -LRiYersity. These
appointments are usually given to APP
plioants who have shown unusual
ability and attainment in undersradu-
ate studies The fellowships are of
the value Of $500 a year; the scholar
ships are worth 500 a year. Fellows
and scholars are expected to assist
the professors in class room work,
in reading papers, or in the labora-
tories As graduate students the fell
lows and scholars are expected to pur-
sue Il hours a week of advanced work
and to qualify for the Masters degree
at the close of the year. The following
fellowships have been awarded for the
session 1911-1912:
w. c. Caldwell, Mathematics.
John ]. Houtz, Chemistry.
+. p. Joseph, Mechanic Arts
Miss Lucille McKowen, Mathe-
MATES.
ID. l.. Womack, Mathematics and
Electrical Engineering.
ID. f. Woods, Civil Engineering.
n. NJ. Lewis. History and Eco
nomics.
]. F. Gunther, Mechanical Engineer
ing.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS.

To that graduate Of each approved
high school who stands highest in
studies, University scholarship is
awarded. This scholarship relieves
the holder from the payment of the
regular University fees for four years
from the date Of graduation at the
high school The appointment is made
by the principal of the high school.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
THE UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS.

The various departments Of the Uni-
vcrs ty are located in As buildings.
seine Of which are very old and very
historical and somewhat ineonvenient
bccause designed for other than edu-
cational purposes: others are new and
up-to-date in arrangements for in
struction purposes.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
PUBLIC LECTURES.

1. The station stan have greatly
assisted in Farmers Short Course,
Farmers Institutes, various kinds Of
farmers meeting and the operation Of
agricultural demonstration trains.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1911-09-09
Cadet Officers--Terrn of l911-l2

Talbot T. L., sergeant
Srok,r. T. K. sergeant.
Lryy. T. : -orr'ant
GuuuuA. G.. g.. sergeant
Talbot, j. g., corporal
buchanan. j. NJ, corporal
Dale. j. t., corporal
Portals - r.. corporal
shepard. g. f., corporal.
Lacuur II. g.. corporal
Stanshury.I.. j., corporal
-- sl,,s.ttr,- - ealaAraL~----------
Blanchard. W. =, corporal.
Gilbert. W r. corporal.
Company c.
Cnristmau II. e., captain.
Carrutn. q. H, lieutenant
Ewing, u. J.. Lieutenant
Lewis. Il. H.. first sergeant.
Jctor. r. T.. wagrrrmas'rr scr
ge3Ht
Garrett W. W. sergeant
EaiIIIn. a.. -,rg,ant.
Traurioui. J. -. sergeant.
Ecyt. NJ. =, sergeant.
Farley. -. corporal.
R,ddur. ". T.. corporal
R,dding j. A.. corporal
Douglas \. H.. corporal.
Rnls'pn. ". A.. corporal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-07
VIRGINIA BANKS.

According to the statement prepared
bv the banking division OF the State
Corporation Commission Of the financial
condition Of the state banks, the people
of Virginia are in better financial po-
si,inn than they have been before IN
their history. The standing would
doubtless show Il comparison were
made. superiority over the Other
states OF Eirginia's size. As this does
not include the national banks and the
rrlvate banking corporations. the state
ment can he taken as only a partial in
dex Of the real conditions. though II IS
an unmistakable evidence OF i healthy
financial status.
A total OF $66. ?24 205.74 i'll re-
sources is shown by the state banks
alone. There are 24G OF these institu-
tons in the state; they show surplus
fund Of S4.7O4, 1898, and undivided
profits aggregating 81 $50, 2S2. 56.
Obviously. banking is good business
in itself as we'll as fine indication of
other good business outside OF its
doors. People in the state.are making
money rs is indicated by individual de.
posts subject to check; the statement
shows Of this item the amount Of
S23, ,9O4, ,SO5. The climax comes, how
ever. when the savings deposits show
the sum of S13,617,479.29.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-04-07
A WEAK WOMAN
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