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The Dolores star., 1911-07-28
Articles ol lacosporssIos
OF ths saucer Basin on and Dsvs,opmso
COMPANY.

VI tho saucer Basin OIL and Dovelopmsnt
Company.
y. Hosf, q the county Of Montesums, state of
Colorado, have associated themselves Together
Tor purposes OF Incorporation. under the laws
!" make .sa % and .sLeo.lsass ,Ssss tsss
died shall conssisuss the Articles 81 insor as
tion of tho within named company.
Ths name Of the con pany shall hs Ths ssucsr
Basin OIL and Dsvslopsmsat Company.
Tho objects for which ssid company 10 created
are aS eqy Sya,s i's:s bond and T. ~ props,
production of coal, pstrolsum, gas, and kjndsrd
pr9ducss. % well prospsct f2r and develop ~.
ts.ian ~. water, and y Issnaissturs. ma each and
and Kindred proiacts, and therein % constSact.
as q .. i:d sss. g, Ne :nE
sAie Of al such psoducts; 10 ssii, trade and
deal In all said various products, v, construct,
maintain, op.ssts, and scquirs all nscssssry
tion, transportation and disposal Of siI said
products, including cars, tsachs, engines na.
chinery, buildipss, and structures u ever kind
business, W purchase, (sass sscurs ard own sii
rishts os way. lsnds and dePots therefor, 10 On.
ter into all nscssssu and propsr contrscss.
usual In the conduct oS sach business, snS to
mostssss. hypothsuats, bnnd, bay. salI .nd desi
In lands, stocks, l,0nds and other psopssty ned
in and eoansctsd With said business, ~ vsil n
70 dssi in. buy, eell and acquire the st0chs aud
bonds of other like 0mpanlse.
AnrICLn !.
The existence of this c09p pauy shall b. twenty
pears.
ARTICLE L.
Tbs Capital stock u this coapany shall b
0Om0, divided tnto. = shafss u ~ pSs vslus
of a,0do each. which said slnei skali b sos.
asssssAbls.
The number Oe Difsetors Ut saId company
sha!i b. thrss VI, asd ths nsnss u tlsoss Who
shall manage the a0nifs u sald coU pany Coe
the arct yers of se ssstssee ere, he y. 6scvsas
AnT1cLo
The principal 0dlee ~ said eoapany shall b.
kept IN the Town ~ Dolores, C0lOrodo, ard The
psinsiS.l fa.ias.s \. .s q aid scmlsny sh.ll y
re and Nan nigusl, 10 said stats.
AsTscLu :.
The hoard u Dirsetqss shall have povss "
make sueh hy.laws ~ thsy shall desa sseessasy
foe ths psopsf management II tbs a4aleu a
sal4 e0Apany n0e inenasiseanS VIII t6s lave q
sald stats, NJ the DasQssees ~ ths esganianti0u.
II vttsese yhsfsqS, ~ sald tscSsCoeas0s1
~: Ms ~ dss JslS. m: - lh:ls - Sd
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The Dolores star., 1911-07-28
Chsrch Aaaossesssses.

Services will bs held IN the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday of
each month.
There will BE- preaching services In
he Methodist church Sunday at II am.
sunday school at 10 .. N. No even.
Ing service.
Services In the Baptist church the
second and fourth Sundays Of each
month. Sunday school every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28
"Drys" Wia la Texas.

Dallas. Texas, July A.-With what
b estimated 70 - thrss-iourths Of the
vote cast In yesterdays liquor election
counted, the prohibitions are leading
at o'clock this moruing BY the mar.
row margin Of 3,4si, according 10 the
returns. Up to that hour $50, ,77S votes
had bssn accoustsd for. Returns from
ell The larger towns sFe In and - the
rural districts are against the saloon,
u sssms . aAls prsdletion at this time
that the state he's gone "dSy." The
sxpsstsd heavy anti-pFohibltion vote
In the citiss and larger towns did not
matssialiss and ssvefal' towns counted
in the "wst" column gave dry" ms
joritiss. Ban Antonio gave IN anti.
prohibition majority oe only 5000,
Harris county, Of which Houston b
the eounty ssat, 5000; Dallas i.eoo,
esd TArsant county, Of which Fort
Worth b he county ssat, but go. "
ths vote accouatsd for, III, i,ee7 coms
isom north Tsxas and Ies.i6s from
sosth Tsxaa. sossidsins roughly .
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

Rash HAsee gAvs very good sxhi'
bltsee With pistol. has and shossus On
ths vssast less back os Hasrh' store
Mooday afssrnoos. Throwing bles
rocks IN the cir and shooting them
With . pistol sssnsd 70 b 10 trick q
ali, nsithsr dld The bssaking of marbles
WITH Q 1D-salihss n6s. Mr.. RAsss b .
pseeseslooal 10 hh lins. He ssvs the
sshltielso ftss II ths Interests Of the
Nspinglse ass arm anA anmanleSon,
Ut - Asube sesll havs pss5eensd ~
sone 1IalD VIM ssy esbse seaadesG
noko e Guoo oo1 a00uololeo.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

Thsvs y some talk Of having . num-
bsr ef Ash ponds constructed along the
river Just abovs town, vhsrs the
yeung nsh could - plaosd and pro-
tsstsd until they ass of suficisnt
ssowth 10 b let out iato the river and
- sbls 70 take eass oi thsmsslvss.
This b Q good move and ought 70 Be-
sassisd ous The expense of building
tbs poads weuid b. email compared TO
ths bsos0ts that would b derived
Hioo I1om,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

OsssSs Aooss vas Up from ths ranch
ysssssday snd rsposts plenty Of moist
urs ID that neishboshood. A cloud
6ant lasa wesk oasssd mors water 70
cnms down the canon near hi ranch
than sas bssn known for sightsen
ysan.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28
Notice..

Notice 10 hereby given that sealed bids will
be received by the board u county comm ission.
ers of hontszuma county, Colorado up 10 NJ
-traction Of q wood bridge over Hartman Draw,
near the Carllsle place; said bridge To b. 81
fest long and i6 feet wide, plans and spccifica.
county clerk, At tho court house, Cortsz, Colo.
RADIO,
by order Of tho Broad Of County Comm issionerv.
SAMUEL n. BunkE, Clerk.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

The Lebanon eosrsspoodsat 10 the
Montssuma Journal b Of the oplsion
that the rod between Dolores and the
steel bridge b In such bad shaps that
su s,eetrie line eould not b built svsi
H. and that the business msu Of Do
losa ass rssponsib.s los ID cooditSou.
Fer the iulssmstioa VI The cid oosrss-
pondsat ~ wssld state that this b
. sesnsy rod and Il II sssds rspsirl
shs ssanty eoumlnioosn shooSd b
eooeultod.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28
Fort Lewis School.

HWS &scWsD SSssOVss
The qualifications necessary to enter
the Fort Lewis school Of agriculture,
mechanic and household arts are ~
follows:
Pupils who are at least is years Of
age and have completed the eighth
grade work will be admitted without
examination. Others will have to take
examination IN the eighth subjects.
Accommodations are limited. We
shall accept those who enroll first.
Tuition h free 10 residents Of Colo
RADIO. Fees will probably not amount
10 more than el2 for the year. Board
and laundry about Sis month paya-
bic In advance. Uniforms will coat
about ei6 for the boys and e5 for the
girls.
Term will open on October End aud
continue for eight months.
For further Particular write to q. r.
Snyder, Fort Lewis School, Hespsrus,
Colo.
HANNAH DURwARD,
County Supt. Of schools.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

The contract for the erection Of the
Aootssums Fruit 4 PFoduos oompany's
building vas let to A. G. Corbstt and
be hes . gang u msu busy at work on
Il This building will b frame 30 by
$50 fsst with seven fost basement
and - sight-loot platform on one side
and one end.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

IAe Deeosss Oschestra vii give .
6aDss 10 tAs Delosss opssa houss Fri
dAy sssaias. AuGuss I. 1911. Musie
SasuisAsd by The osshsstsa consisting
q ~ pIscsa. Evssyhody invitsd.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

FOR sals-Fivs loss and tvo housss
= Seventh strsss Dolores; also ,sass q
] . acres school land on easshsn Flat,
qu're Of II. H. Jones, Dolores, Colo
gano.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

Ais 0Faos Allen, daughter of J. r.
Allsa, Who has bssn attending school
II Tsllarids the past term, arrived In
Dolesss lass wssk and che and her
lAthse have moved Into =. L. John
son's houss On Second street and Cen.
trnl Avonuo,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

Lawn Social ct Allen Hammond's Q
wednesday evening, August Q. Fried
chicken suppsr, ioe cream and cake.
Thsfs will b good music and lawn
games. como and enjoy the evening.
Procoedo for church work.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28
Subscribe sOs The Star; eaoo . ~.

os sals-A numhsr of young ploA
- one good brood sow. Iaqsiss II
J. q. Bergh.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

II there b one thing movs than
another that betrays . mans lIttlsAeas
o. lack Of missing, that thing 10 10 give
utterancs 70 blood-curdlins osths ON
the street regardless Of who may be In
hearing. Such performances strength
On the belief In the Darwinian theory
without any very great advAncement
from the point Of starting.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

MA T. II. Akin and daughter,
0rsta, ssturnsd home Monday nom .
ssvsa moaths sojourn In California.
Mr.. Akin unst them at Ridgway.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

The Christian Endsavor prayer
mssting will b. held II the Baptist
church Sunday svsaios, bsgisning
promptly st Q o'clock. with A. n. Nida
lsadsr. The topic for this meeting b
"Miasious In Burma and India" The
scripture rsfsrsncs, Acts l7:le-Sl.
Every body cordially Invited.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

A sorpriss party was given In homer
of Aia Lsita Bslmsar Tuesday even.
iag, it being her sixteenth birthday.
About . dossn of her young friends
sashsssd as her home On Eighth street
and spent the evening playing games.
Rsfrsshmsnts were served. Niss
Bslmeae received . sumbsr Of hand.
some presents.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

G. e. Rents took Q number Of the
Old benches nom the Baptist church
the 0rst Of the wssk. They will -
ussd for seating the congregations ct
the services held at the Summit Ridge
school houos.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

Prospsrity 10 asain attending the
efforts Of the Rio 0rands Southern.
This time II b noticeable In . new
wstsr-ssrvios csr, and Mr.. and Nm.
Rsynesds aEs nov enjoying . handsome
new home,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

A. 8. Miller and J. r. Trimbls came
down from their summsr camp Tuss.
day. They rsport some heavy rAins
and badly washed canons between
their camp and town.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

The contract for hauling ground %
the street hes bssn lst 10 Thou,as
Thornsll. The cement street crossing
JOB hes not besn lot - yet.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

Don neEwsn bsoaght In the mea
wagon fRom the round-up Wednesday.
The roundup ths summer has bssn .
long damp Job.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

The seelal whish was = have been
sivsa In ths pask thb evening By the
1o4lD Ald, has bssa pcslpoued.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

The rains have bssn somewhat scat.
tered the past fsw days and the more
optouistic srs hopsfsl that they will
csass long enough for the second cut
ting Of hay to Be pot up in good shape.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

Mn ". y. 0sdvav ~ J. n. eehuls
anA 1oa0Aoss ~ ossdAy ~ PagoA
0psln0 Sue sAest vislG
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

n. o. 4. l1seIl1ss ss1ssss1 ossAay
ffs0 . ssteo1s1 ~ y 0elAAoma.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28
Lalss vssw Ossaasass.


Mn. 0sorgs Tsylor's mother of Dsn.
Yer, and Uncle from Chicago, have
bsen visiting her the pest week.
Nm. VIM. ElIermeysr and daughters
have besu picking currants at the
Steve Tam ranch.
Mr.. aud Nm. Rsx McRay and Mary
Thompson took dinner with Mrs.
Taylor, Sunday.
Joha Thompson has been digging =
osllar and clstern the past week.
Dr.. Calkins has condemned bees In
every spiary he has inspected 20 far
excepting George Taylor's.
0nndms Dunnins, who has been III
for long time, 10 failing rapidly.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28
INM NEWS MITES

TAs pssso = - vssk hAvs -.
vaaeu1 ~ - eooo = ehb eDeA
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

The stock msn report the gsaa On
The raaOs the bsst they ever ssw. This
means good stssn for market this fajl.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

When you are tilling the rich soil
think how much worthier 10 the cause
you ars prosecuting than to crowd In
70 some already over-stocked business
or profsssion In your home town, with
only one object In view--to have white
hands and immaculate clothing, and
to Be- always struggling with your
limited means to keep up with those
In outward seeming appearances who
are much wealthier than yourself.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

:. y. Fnseh d Csdss, wasa Dolores
visitor Yesterday. Mr.. Francis juss
anishsd . JOB . chef for the round-sp
boyo,
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

We have been asked to call attention
10 the fact, that thers will b about Ss
bead Of stock cattle offered for sale at
public auction 1t the George II. Elliott
ranch, about seven miles north-we Of
COrtss, In this county, on Tuesday,
August sth, 1911, at 10 O'Clock .. m,
under foreclosure Of chattel mortage Of
record in book 81, page 2ls. Of the
records In the County Recorders
ONCE Of this county; Terms Of sale,
cash.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

q. g. Miller and family Of Oklahoma,
and G. H. Stewart and wife Of Kansas,
arrived In Dolores on Thursday Of last
week. They made the trip overland
meeting at Lawrence, Kansas, and
coming from thers together. Mr..
Miller left home on the 3rd OF June
travelling through the heat until the
last two weeks when rain and mud
predominatcd. They are located in
Nm. Puckett's house on Ninth street
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

The farmer and his family who cul-
tivate desire for oil that b beautiful
and comfortable are doing much to
dispel worry and trouble. And II ID
worry and trouble that kills. Flowers,
lawns, pictures, books, magazines. easy
chairs, hammocks-these all favor
longevity and make you happier while
you do live and cause your children to
b contentsd with farm life-the most
indepeudent and happy life on earth.
The Dolores star., 1911-07-28

loCu NEWS NOTES.
1As pssso = - vssk hAvs -
vaass1 - - soas = sAb -
~. O. =. 0ssslDsa sseus1s1 ossAay
fsso - sztss6s1 ~ = 0ehhe0a.
Mn. ". y. 0sdvsv ~ J. n. eehuls
ss1 Aoa0Aos IN ossday ~ Pagoa
opsiaO ~ sAsss vislG
H. sselal whish vas = have bssn
sivsa In he pask this evening By the
1o410 Al, - bssa postponed.
The stock msn report the gsas On
The raa0s the bsst they ever saw. This
means god stssn for msskst ths fall.
g. y. Fnseb d Csdss, vasa Dolores
visitor yesterday. Mr.. Francis juss
anishsd JOB = chef for the round-sp
boys.
Don AsEwsn bsosght In the mea
wagon fFom the rouna-up Wednesday.
The roood-up ths summer has bssn .
long damp JOB.
The coutract for hauling ground o.
the street hes bssn lot to Thou,as
Thornsll. The cement strsst crossing
JOB hss not been lot - yet.
Nn r. Il. Akin and daughter,
0rsta, ssturnsd homo Monday from .
ssvsa months sojourn In California.
Ar. Akin usst them at Ridgwsy.
A. 8. Miller and J. r. Trimbls came
down from their SKINNER camp Tuss.
day. They rsport some heavy rains
and badly washed canons between
their camp and town.
The rains have bssn somewhat scat.
tered the past lev days and the more
optomistic are hopsfsl that they will
csass long enough for the second cut
uog Of hay to Be- pot up 10 good shape.
Prosperity 10 asain attending the
efforts Of the Rio Gnnds Southern.
This time IL b noticeable In q new
watsr-ssrvios csr, and Mr.. and Mn.
Rsynosds ass nov enjoying handsome
new home.
G. Z. Rents took . number Of the
Old benches nom the Baptist church
the nrst Of the wssk. They will -
ussd for seating the congrsgatioos at
the services held at the Summit Ridge
school hoass.
Lawn Social at Allen Hsmmond's
wednesday svssing, August Q. Fried
chicken supper, ioe cream and cake.
Thsss will b good music aud lawn
games. como asd enjoy the evening.
Precssds for church work.
Aiss 0naos Allen, daughter of J. r.
Allsa, Who hes bssn attending school
IL Tsllasids the past term, arrived in
Dolesss lass wssk and che and her
iAthse havs moved Into Z. L. John.
sons houss o. Second street and Cen.
tsal avsnus. -
The contsact for the erection Of the
Mootssuma Fruit 4 Produos company's
building vas lss to A. G. Corbstt, and
be hes . gang u men busy ct work on
II This building will b frame 30 by
$50 Ssst with . seven fost basement
and - sight-loot platform On one side
and one end.
The Christian Endsavor prayer
meeting will b. held II the Baptist
church Sunday evening, bsgianing
promptly st O'Clock. with A. n. Nida
lsadsr. The topic for this meeting b
emissions In Burma and India" The
scripture rsfsrsncs, Acts II: 1851.
Evs.ybody cordially invited.
A sorpriss party wss given In homer
of Mn Lsita Bslmsar Tuesday, even.
Ing, Il being her sixteenth birthday.
About . dossa of her young friends
gAshsssd as her home On Eighth street
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FARM LANDS
ST. LUCE oARDENS-AND
CITRUS FRUIT LANDS


Located in 81. LHc.e county
on the famous 1nd.rl r-e
Fl Pierce and PalM Beach Or
line OF Fiorida East Coz
- stations on or near
acre within one hah Ie
mlies OF ststion- Here are
apple plantations ard
groves in the state ot fa
seu IN tracts Of 40 ac-
per acre-Cne tAirl case
s years. Dgain4se s-ie-e7 ans
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completed without fst %
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deed ald zhstrzct shoF
AMI free ~ eTery laesi-
ae delivered. a clean rlt '-
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QffielaI atafe PanAr.

~ Enactment of Conati,uronal
C0ageHtion
Official Journal " fhe Constitution.
Rase SQ. "Resolyed That the Gusb.
III Daily Leader be declared the of-
hclal PAPER oi ne State of Oklshoma
Adopted.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28
Misses His Living Target

Standing 10 front oI his saloon at No. 2lI
East Front street in Wilmington Saturday
night, Lawrence A. Mulliu narrowly ee.
caped death when Leonard Campbell, aged
IS years stood about FIVE feet away and
fred two shots from a revolver at him.
Both bullets went wide OF their mark,
Campbeil's aim being unsteady because OF
his condition, and Mullin ran into the
building before others could be fred.
Campbell was arrested for murderous as
sault. Earlier in the evening, when
Campbell entered the saloon and asked for
a drink, Mullin refused him because Of
bis age and because he was under the in.
fluence Of liquor. Campbell, il is said,
threatened to FIX" MuIlin ard left.
When he returned he opened fire, With.
out warning, one bullet striking the wall
within a few inches Of Mullins head.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28
VIII Not Share Road

Some complaint has come regarding the
giving of hail the road ia case of an auto
mobile coming up behind a team. The
parties claim that when they come up be-
hind fellow with team be stubbornly
refuses to give any of the road, no matter
il there is plenty of room to turn out.
Now the law recognizes the rights Of both
the man with the team and the man with
the auto and these rights should bs re.
spected. There are plenty of men who
are running autos who should be driving
OK teams and vice versa, but all men
should be treated that way. The law says
that when man is oVertaken by faster
vehicle, the man driving the slower ve-
hicle shall turn out and give half of the
beaten path.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28
BIackbird Hundred Democrats

At the Democratic massmeeting held in
the fifteenth Representative district last
week George G. Rothwell was reelected
member Of the New Castle county exc
cutive committee The election of dis
trict committee was deferred till subse.
quent meeting. The Fifteenth Representa-.
tive district comprises Blackbird hundred.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28
Teacher Institute

There will be no joint Teachers Insti.
tutes held in Dover this year, but the
institute Of the colersd school teachers
will be held in Dover at the same time as
that oithe Kent County Teachers Ineti-
tute under Superintendent Carroll. DR..
Carroll will also superintend the cOlored
institute. The three days session will give
school children a holiday all Of Thanks-
giving week. The actual session win be
November "a, 2s and 20.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28

Charles Warrington, aged 20 years, of
seaford is under arrest in Wilmington, on
a charge of obtaining money by false pre-.
lenses, by selling photographs in the name
of studio by which he was not employ.
ed.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28

Arthur Wise, former operator for the
Pennsylvania Railroad at New Castle, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy at the
station, caused by the promotion Of Leslie
Cramer to stationmaster at stockley, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28

For having fourished revolver at Miss
Bessie Short, Of Bridgeville, while she was
substituting on her fathers rural mail
route last September, Issac F. Messick was
reprimanded when arraigned before Fed
eral Court.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28

For the fret time in the recollection Of
the oldest inhabitant two brothers have
been drawn on the same panel of jurors
for the November term Of Court-Edward
and Walter Burris OF Red Lion.
Middletown transcript., 1911-10-28

Rev. D. Wilmot Gateson, rector of st.
Pauls Episcopal Church, Georgetown,
has been presented with motorcycle by
the Missionary Educational Committee Of
the Diocese Of Delaware for use in bis mis-
sion world.