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Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25
GAME AND FISH LAW.

Following is the state law govern
ing fishing and hunting in Colorado.
This law is now in effect and will
prevail this seaosn:
Trout-(seven inches or over)
May 25 to November 30. No fishing
between 10 p. m. and 4 a. m. Pub
lie not allowed to fish on private
grounds.
Doves-August 20 to September 20.
Grouse and sage chickens-Septem-
ber 10 to October 10. g.,
Prairie chickens-October 1 to
October 20.
Ducks and other water fowl
September 10 to April Is.
Curlews. plovers and snipes-Marct
1 to April 15, and August to Nov
ember 30. Ioi
Deer-with horns may be killed
October / to October 10. ,72y -@-
Limit-For one day, 20 ducks. and
20 other birds; 20 pounds of trout
in one day; and not more than 25
ducks and 25 other birds, nor more
than 25 pounds Of trout in posses
sion at one time. Not more than
one deer in any one season.
No open season on bison, noun
tain sheep. elk. antelope, beaver,
wild turkey, quail. partridges, Mon.
golian pheasants. ptarmigan or in.
sectivorous or song birds.
No closed season on bear, lion,
lynx. bobcat, fox, rabbit, coyote or
wolf; bounty on two latter.
Prohibited-Trapping or obtaining
by any other method than gun or
hook and line; shooting at game from
public highway or using steel or
hard-pointed bullets. coursing game
with dogs; killing by proxy; sale OF
game or fish at large.
Possession allowed for five days
only after close of season, except
as provided for private parks, etc.
Penalties - Violation or attempt.
fine $25 to $1,000 and Imprisonment
10 days to two years.
Licenses-For nonresident, general
hunting $40; nonresident, bird hunt
ing one day, 81; each additional day,
81; resident hunting. 81; non-resi-
dent fishing license. $500.
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25
TO ENCOURAGE PROSPECTING.

There is movement in Denver
to revive interest in mining through
the formation of grub-stake asso-
citation. A number have been willing
to contribute to a fund for the pur-
pose of employing practical pros
pectors to scour the hills for new
fields Of mining. This is good move
but the man in charge Of such fund
should have a knowledge of prospect
ing. In fact he would be well quail
flied did he possess an understand
ing Of all that goes to make good
practical miner. A smattering of
chemistry and minerallogy would help
him immensely in making selection
Of men upon whom he could depend
to make returns for the aid render
ed.
A number have picked suitable
fields for prospecting. One in parti-
cular was above Leadville. But the
party is in error when he states the
section is practically virgin for pros
pecting. But the mistake is one Of
misunderstanding the term prospect
ing, in the sense in which the real
prospectors use 1t. Hardly an inch
of ground has been missed in that
section. It has been tramped over
for years by real prospectors. The
party discussing the section as suit
able for prospecting no doubt meant
that prospecting OF known indica-
tions might result in gain.
The real prospector is he who
starts out for nowhere in particular.
Or he may have heard of section
where one only preceded him. Un-
questionably there are some parts Of
the mountains where the prospector
has not penetrated. But the geologi-
cal survey has been SO progressive,
the ground has been pretty we'll
marked SO that he who would seek
the treasure, upon first studying the
map find the sort Of rock most like
ly to return him results. It saves
considerable chasing over the hills,
but then the markings on the map
do not always bring returns. The old
time prospector made his own geol-
ogy. That is, he knew nothing ex-
cept that mineral indications-the lit
tie copper stain, the dab of lead the
decomposed quartz-were all that
was required to teach him that he
had found something worth while.
II results come out Of the idea Of
grub-staking prospectors. it will be
through the better knowledge Of
those undertaking the search. Past
experience and the requirements OF
today, because Of the now limited
field for work of the kind, the man
undertaking such search will do 1t
more thoroughly because Of his bet
ter knowledge Of rocks, minerals and
the geology of the section which he
Is to prospect.
An aid to a new section in bring
ing it into prominence could also be
called prospecting, but that is not
the kind tn which this articla refers
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25

Read the otserver-s2.oo q year.
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25
IN RUSSELL GULCH.

Fred Woods and John Friggens
went to Denver Monday, returning
yesterday.
The school entertainment last Fri
day evening was a fine success. Fol-
lowing the program dance was
held by the Ball club. This was also
a pleasant affair.
D. e. Sherer has opened an ice
cream parlor and candy store in the
Fouts building. He will continue to
shave and cut hair.
Mrs. H. Hughes returned Sunday
from Arvada. where she had been
visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Mooberry is building a new
barn. It will be a good-sized st-uc-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dalsant
lost their infant baby through death
Tuesday.
Albert Leverton has been select
ed as manager of the ball team.The
boys are practicing faithfully and are
ready for all comers, not even bar
ring the famous Gilpin Mines team.
Lessees on the Becky Sharpe are
putting up new machinery. They are
getting the property in shape to
make a bunch Of money.
The tram is working to its full
capacity these days. Monday As cars
were sent from Russell, Tuesday 81,
and yesterday 20. Figuring the tom
mage of each car at 10, the total
amount Of ore hauled during the
three days would total over 1000
tons. This is surely grand showing
for the Russell district.
Evan Evans has taken a lease on
the Specie Payment and has come
good ground.
C. H. Hurst, treasurer of the 2lide
Mining company, was here this week
from Springfield, ILL.,. visiting the
property. The mine has been inactive
for some time but it is likely that
in the near future work will again.
be started. The Slide is a good prop
osition and would make a splendid
property with little development.
Ike Young was an arrival this week
from Loveland. 1t is reported that
he and Sid Joyce intend to purchase
the butcher shop.
A meeting Of the parents Of this
district will be held in the school
house Saturday evening to discuss
the establishment of high school
at this point.
Jim Wood was an arrival from
Denver this week.
c. ]. Bliel, who left a short time
ago for New York, has landed a
splendid position with the Edison
Electric company.
Miss Margaret Simpson left yes
terday for Denver.
Mrs. Clarence Bleil. Miss Bessie
Davis, Miss Florence Harvey, Miss
Ella LIE Prowse, Miss Edna Pascoe
and Prof. G. E. Farmer attended the
Episcopal church in Central last Sun
day morning.
The pastor will preach here Sunday
evening, May %, at seven o'cock.
At this service will be celebrated
the three-hundreth anniversary Of
the King James Version Of our bible.
The choir will sing appropriate songs
for this occasion. You are welcome
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25
NOTICE..

Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Gilpin Lumber COM
pany will be held In their office.
corner OF ID. and Gregory streets. Gen.
trail City. Colo, on Tuesday. June
9Th. 1911. Mt 1880 o'clock p. m.
sharp. BY order Of.
e. w. HURLBUT. President,
WILLIAM TREBILCOCK, Secretary,
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25

Motion p,c-ures and illustrated
songs at the opera house Wednesday
Saturday and Sunday nights. Doors
open 1880. curtain O'Clock. Admis-
tson 10 cents. children half price.
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25

The Hawley Mdse. company pride
themselves that they carry the very
best Of everything in the grocery
line. II you doubt this. ask your
nedghbor who ID steady patron OF
thedr store.
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25

Trade at the store Of the Philips
Nero. company II you are desirous Of
saving money; also get the best in
the grocery line.
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25

II. B. Gilbert. former old time
resident Of this county, died this
week at one Of the hospitals in Den
yer.
Gilpin observer., 1911-05-25
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

On sale at Hyn6man's and Post Off,
Ice Book Store, Central City; Post OF.
Ice, Book Store, Black Hawk; kend-
rIck's Book store, 18th and Stout Sts.,
Denver. Single coples Five Cents.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29

cludeS n news dispatch "AS n
result If the efforts at organl2a-
ton the Sabine Lumber Company.
if is reported. has started the cir
,latinn of petition to get the
pl dye of its employees not to join
the movement. Those declining
to give the pledge are being inn
mediatcIy discharged from serv-
lee. IN the southwestern portion
of The State similar trouble has
occurred One mill is reported to
have dismissed a largo number of
man who joined the movement.
Other mills are working with the
proposition now. 50 rs to prevent
serious trouble as a result Of or
ganlzation of the won lmon and
dictationS to the employers as to
wages. = -.....
The "laboring man. : for whom
the Interest plead when il IS hired
men in Congress impos d the duty.
might now begin to realize what
a chump' he is being played
Tor Pray. tell me what would
impel a working man to lynch
working man whose only
only offense was the proposition
to raise a working mans wages?
Don't YOU see who instigated
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
LOUISIANA FARM LAND CON
GRESS, MONROE, LA.

| The most important conven-
ton. working towards the adj
vancrnent and development Of
Louisiana will be held in Monroe,
La. May 4th. 18th and 9Th next,
The objects of the louisiana
Farm Land Congress is to promote
the development Of our vast un-
cultivated lands. to adopt methods
to accurately inform the people
Of this entire country of the pos
Sibiliies of Louisiana. Of the in
ducement she has to offer the
homeseeker 10 achieve indepeu'l-
emf life ard fortune. An effort
will be made to establish some
form of an organization broad
enough TO coordinate the efforts
Of similar bodies working IN spe-
cial fields to the same general
end and to establish means by
which the homeseeker may secure
accurate and reliable information
concerning the lands and oppor-
tunities of our state. .a "'@'
T.. The success of the objects of
the Convention cannot be obtained
without the cooperation OF every
citizen. especially those who will
he directly benefited by the set
Ting up of our uncultivated
lands. Onr commercial organl-
cations should be represented by |
a large delegation.
One Of the matters to be taken
up is representation ut the United
States land and Irrigation Expo !
sition, Chicago ILL.,. I November
18th to December 9th, 1911 Chi
rago is the greatest colonization
center in the United States.
Homeseekers 90 to the Chicago
Exposition by the thousands each
wear to see what Inducements the
various sections represented have
to offer them. The section best
is the one that gets
The largest share Of these home
seekers. Louisiana was well rep
resented last year, but she should
,e better represented this Hear'
Every Commercial ho,ly I'm the
State shohlds1ye .reptasel tted = by {
lelegatesFttn., consider this a ms.
natter ! IS - 80 = - !
Cheap rates ahave been author
zed by al the sR!saei!goadss TEyeTX |,
interested in the welfare r
# our State, who can possibly dot
o. should. attend. a.y,e has s,i.,,3 l.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
A HOPEFUL ENGL1SHMAN.

John Drew tells a story Of a re
: union Of some friends who had
not met in years One of them
had am. Engllshman with him
TheyFordered some TODD when
it cmneon The EngIishman devot-
ed himself entirely TO what was
on his plate, while the others
talked OF old times aud inquired
after mutual friends.
VIII re's lim'" aske,! "one.
!" Why~Jlm, poor. fellow. died
about ten years ago 49,
Is that so2 Well, well So
poor Jim S gone. Where's Bill q
con. Bill died about six years
ago" #.-...
"And Pote9" .# #.
"Haven you heard about
Petc2 He dred last year =
Meantime the Emglishman said
and ate assidiousl y AZ
ter several other friends had been
inquired after--and in each in
sance found to he dead by the
ouestion5u-the Englishman re
Trained from his efforts and
asked "Pardon me. old chaps,
but haven't You any friends who
are seriously i'll - Scribe
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
THE BEST BREED

Any Of the improved breeds are
satisfactory to the man who feeds
well and none will give luck
to the man who requires them to
rustic for themselves. Because
the pig or the calf fails to make
proper growth is no reflection on
the breed. The difficulty may
possibly be with the individual
member of the breed in question,
but it is much more likely that
the fault is yours. 1t is much
more likely that your manage
ment is wrong than that the
breed or that even the individual
is at fault. We have known
farmers to condemn a breed from
their experience with ON or two
individuals and those kept under
which would ruin the
chances of any animal of any
breed. n Starkville Progressive
Farmer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29

the Iyching' .... ".-.'-
If YOU won t, then YOU are a
good old fashioned iackass and
deserve diet of thistleS,
So You have it all in the fare
going Paragraphs. s. The story
first of your Congressman taxing
lumber in your name. and in the
second the 'beneflciaries Of that
tariff loot mobhing and attempt
ing to lynch, or have lynchcd, a
man who attempts to organize you
into Labor Unions. that your
rights and the fruits of your toll
may come to@ youl
The tragedy is yours.
Hines from your sweet and
Drawn. puts over" Lorimer with
an hundred thousand dollars
spent in bribery, to have q senator
at Washington to care for Lllm-
Der. e. = ~ Atttts.
But the man who goes to HwoIIe
to care for YOU; to help .Fou from
loss, from misery and starvation,
is dragged to tressel to be
lynched- --'H" -.'.
You have cot this taste of the
deadly cup of Greedl MS '+ 10
Do YOU want more 2-Cosgrove's
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
CONVICTED or MAN. !.
Il ~ SLAUGHTER.

The trial of Edward Thibo-
daux. indicted for murder. was
taken up in I the District Court
Friday morning, the State being
represented by District Attorney
Lee Garland of st. Landry besides
District Attorney J. J. Robira Of
this judicial district. The accus.
I'd was defended by District At
torneysA A. N. Muller Of New Ibe.
riaF Thibodaux is the man charg.
ed with having killed Rauol
George on Billeaud plantation.
near Broussard. last A[hrch. The
trial consumed the whole day. the
jury bringing in. the verdict Of,
manslaughter. II 4e
Thibodanx was sentenced Sat
lriAy morning BY Judge Camp.
bell o15 years in the peniten-
tisry, and to pay 500 fine and
,osts Of couft. AIaf1ysttee Ga.i
Iatts, s4iss4 ass ~ sxlS4 81
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary ,Johnsnm. widow VI Chas
West to Rachel Pierre.Awife OF
Louis Alexander. lot on st. Peter
street. consideration $4,000.
Mary p. Wyche ct ais to B,
Landry. use of strip of land, no
consideration. ..-.s.... .....
Mathilde Babin and T. A. Ba-
bin ct ais to f. Ribbeck, lease on
lot on Main street, consideration
$500 per month. aa ..... .
! T. ID. Stafford and A. D. Stat
ford to The Teche Land Co., 100
acres of land. forming part OF
original tract of land, known as
Joseph Jefferson tract, considera-
ton $4,000. ,,....,. .,.s..... -...
Is Marshall Gebert to iberia and
st. Mary and Eastern r. r. Co.. a
strip of land in the I'd ward of
iberia Parish, consideration 500
Abe Henderson to iberia, st,
Mary & Eastern R. X. Co. in Sth
ward. consideration $50. . ..t
Mrs. Henrietta Coudrov. wife
of J, R. Saucer to Sam Shalburne,
the undivided u Of a certain piece
of property, containing 100 acres,
consideration 800. ig,'.,,. ,,,.,I
Edgar, Mestayer ct. ais to New
iberia & Northern r. r. Co.. a
certain tract Of land in Fausse
Poinh. containing go arpents Of
land. consideration 5000, ..b.,
81 Edward Gayle to iberia, St.
Mary & Eastern R, r, Co.. a strip
Of land in New iberia. consideraT
ton 800. o 49, t....
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29

How much nicer it is to meet a
person who has been reading a
new book, has made trip. or
noticed the newspapers: they are
always trimming with ideas and
interesting topics of conversation.
Then Just think how disagreeable
it is to meet a person that spends
the most of their time studying
and talking about their neighbos'
short -comings. There is as much
difference I'M the two as there is in
light and darkness. But Washing
ton HASN'T any people of the lat
ter class, and We only called your.
to this to emphasizes that
TACT Washington Pioneer .e
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
.AsWBLU WANTS CoNvEN
fT1ON To-oflANGE ITS
- CONSTITUTION.

I Natchitcctes, Ia, April 27
/ The announcement that he favored
the holding of a CONSTITUTIONAL
convention so that the constitu-
tionrof the State NIGH be SO
changed as to eliminate what he
termed unnecessary Offices and to
lessen what he termed The auto
cratic power Of the Governor, was
made yesterday by J. b. AsweIl.
candidata for Governor Follow
inc is Professor AsweIs state-
ment:
Conditions in the State of Lou
isiana. in my opinion, Justify the
holding Of constitutional con-
vention. III canvassing the State
| shall urge the people Of Jouisi-
ana to elect n Legislature that will
require the issuance of a call for
n constitutional convention 10
write upon the organic Law ofatIet
State Of Louisiana sg provisions
needed for the abolition of ur-
necessary Offices, the destruction
of power that makes II possible
for the Governor to exercise au-
thority as an autocrat. and other
important questions now press
ing for solution. so that Legisla-
turo cannot repeal them at will.
IF | should be honored with
the exalted office Of Governor.
and if the people select a Legisla-
ture that will have the proper au-
| will call constitu-
tional convention and place my
future in the hands Of that con
If I can be the instru-
ment in helping put the govern
ment of the State of Louisiana
nut of reach Of the self-seeking
few. and place it permanently in
he hands of all of her white PEG
pie | shall feel that | have done
and shall be satisfied. >
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
JEANERETTE's MUNICIPAL
e' ELECTION. ''

= Next Monday. May rst is the
date Of the municipal election In
our sister city Of 'Jeanerette.
There being but one ticket in the
field, all opposition to the pres
ept incumbent, Mayor Durocher
has, vanished, 1eanerette is ex-
.tremely fortunate that she is re-
lieved Of these usual political dis
turbances and has prospered at
the hands of Mayor Durocher, so
much 50. that her citizens almost
unanimously endorse him as the
proper head for their Municipal
advancement. The personel Of
the members Of the new council
will be Messrs. Castor Gufber-
teau. FL. DeGravelle. Jos F.
Moore. Fred Dreyer. Wellesley
Pole and Simeon Thibeanx, all
citizens having the welfare Of
their town at heart. ha's'i'a
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
d.yelevh ehx ara ~

develspfh sht ard
| Whereas. 1t appears to us as
possible,rthat the real interests OF
d majority Of the people OF our
sitter parish are ~irs danger of BE-
inc sacrificed on the altar OF
special interests. and
Whereas. We earnestly desire
the good of all rohsermd, and do
not wish to profit by improved
waterways. if it can be shown
that the interest of the majority
of our neighboring parish should
be sacrificed. ,-----..---
BE it Resolved, BY the citizens
of Iberia Parish. in mass meeting
assembled, that we call upon the
good people of st. Landry Parish
TO specifically point out. over the
signatures of eminent engineers,
any weakness or deficiency IN
the plan in contemplation. which
would cause any material injury
to any large number Of their cit
liens. and ask that they oppose ~
he array Of authority contemplnt-
ing this improvement. good and
weighty reasons, backed and
urged hv men Of weight in their
profession.
Be it Further Resolved, That
this mass meeting further urges
upon these people, obstructlng,
the prorriety of the course above
outlined in order that the silent
majority Of their own parish, and
the people Of our State. may
purge them Of any faint of self
ish or corporate interest in the
and feel justified for the
confidence we have always re
posed in their right int'nt and
good feeling
II is Further Resolved. That
copies of these resolutions he fur
nished the local and New Orleans
press and copies sent to Colonel
,arsing II Beach and to our Rep |
'esentatives of Congress and to
'ur Senators.
II was also the wish of those
present that a committee be APP
pointed consisting of ten TO meet
With the City Council on Friday.
he 92Sth to draw up something
ahgible to present to the citi-
ems i'm mass meeting at some fu-
ute date. The committee APP
'ointed by the chairman was as
ollows. Messrs. y. Il. Weeks. r.
!. Mcmahon. Jules Dreyfus. Al
honse Davis. Geo. w. Dallas. +.
'. Willard ! W. Eckart, +. s.
,roussard. Paul Guilfoux and NJ.
Y. Fisher. '' '.'l" b" ST.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29
auvHhtageS OF drainage. and All
| ffif6sy inoiyslea witlln the,
anrpsaAts-li Of the ctr of
rAewg4 iberia. tbs q spes6sl~tlecz
acc district board as ssSun M

pfactmables after its organization,
submitting to- the pnpartyatax,
PAYERS, in said'distrwt, the prop
ositi0n to vote d special tax OF
:. mills on the dollar, ID autho-
rize the said drainage district to
incur debt aud to issue interest
besring, negotiable bonds in con-
forinity TO law, for the, purpose
Of carrying out the said works Of
public improvement as a. Joint en-
terpriw-cf-thv city -~asl ~aisl .a.aiu-
age board. Aq 80. i .ss tet
Whereas. The Federal Govern
men, sftef* years Of investi CATION.
,natire consideration. and on tho
rccohl1hehdation Of the highest
engineering authority. has. dac;d.1
cd tlat the Development Of the.
Waterways Of South Western IIuu-a
isialia woMd be furt;nred BY a
damn across the Courtableau. and
the Pmpfsihg OK the Courtableau
Tcche, and
Whereas, Some people in s..
landry Perish are seeking to en- |
ist the people Of that parish in OF.
position thereto, and d sse fai1'
Whereas, The people Of the
reche valley. are deeply concern. |
d in the Development Of the va, |
srwass aropnd, us and anxious
hat n u rsscsidered position be
ake6 When might retard their
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-04-29

When a medicine must b.. given
to young children, it should be
pleasant to take. Z ts4auibafain,s
Cough Remedy il male From loaf
sugar. and the roots ussA in its
preparation give it a flavor similar
to maple syrup, making it pleas
ant to take. It has no superior
for. colds, Group and whoeping
cough. FIR sale BY all dealers.