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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-08
Huachuca Trooper
 Killed by Lightning

Trooper saddler, Fourth cavalry, was struck bv lightning and instantly killed while riding near Fort Bua- cbucs Monday. The lightning &C., compsnied 6 severe s:orm which had arisen ard the trooper was making his way back to the fort.
 When the bolt struck him, eight cartridges in his belt exploded with e report hks email arms practice and . miniature hail oi bullets which fortunately did DO damage.
 The horse which the soldier wac riding wss slso killed by the light ming.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-08
c H Gardner

By special order. Court Commis- sionsr F W Goodbody presided CD the lunacy commission to psss upon two insanity cases today, Judgs Sut.er be- ing occupied in the superior court.
 Drs. Hugbart, Randall and Miner acted as examining physicians and beard the testimony in the csses of Pat O'Connor. an see1 patient at the county hospital. and Francisco Con- treres also of Douglas, both being sufferers of hslucinst,ons and fspcied troubles. They were ordered com- mitted to the asylum. Another ps- tjent, s Mexican unfortunate, is in the jail committed few dave since, three patients to be taken to the asylum ~ithio . week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-08
0oings In the
 Superior Court
sDAY

Stste vs James Heron and John Oldham. grand larceny. The jury iD the case of Heron returned 6 verdict Oi not guilty. The defendant Is teing held under 6 second charge, the bond being fixed at s2.0n0. Oldham, who previously entered a plea of guilty wac arrsigned and sentenced to five jesrs in the state penitentisry.
 State vs LsRose Bonebrake and Wal CT Gripon. second trial on charge Of murder. A special venire of fifteen jurors was ordered returned. Oithese with the present panel, but nine iu. rors were secured. necessitatipg sb- other special venire of thirty jurors. retufnsble tomorrow at l 30 p. m, Former District Attorney J. $. Will lisms is conducting the prosecution and Attorneys Nesle and Parsons sp. pear for the defeuse.
 The following is the special ven;re this morning:
 Ed Summer6eld J Hutchinson E Weiss Hal Merrill Wm Lutley c E. Fred. ricks Barney Andrino NJ Reilly
 Norton & Morgan vs Mss.; iudg- ment for plaintiff.
 Marines vs Msrtines; decreelgrant- ed.
 The following jurors were excused for the term: c A Taylor, Charles Melgren, F A Shirk, Gus Zeller, Gue Baron. James Quinn. Following ju- TOTS excused to September B: TIP Blevins. Jas Ovens. W Hanson. Geo Rockhill, K McIsasc, c II Wiles Arturo G, llsrdo, A Wentworth, I c E Adams;
 State vs Grace Smith. Case dis missed on motion Of the county ar. torney.
 Harry c. Clark, Clarence Reese, James Negri, MT. and Mrs. (. A. Pecklnpsugh, Mrs. E. A. Heyasrd, pr. F. c. Wright. Wm. Taylor. W. s Dixon, R \. French, Ben Rice, Mrs Zeek, W. $. Dickson. F. O. Mscksy and Grace Mackay are among the Douglas visitors in attendance on court ss witnesses in the Ponebrake and Gripor case.
 wEDNEsDAY
 The Bonebrake Gripon murder case is still occupying the attention of the court, and work Of selecting a jury continued this afternoon upon the arrival of the B jurors subpoened un . der special venire The return O the sheriff on the special venire is as follows.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-08
Americans In Dan-
 ger at Canaaea

A Washington dispatch says:-
 Americans at Csnsnes are reported to be in danger today by General W s Schuyler. who repor ted border con- ditions desperate
 He reported that 1900 volunteers have been raised in Csnsnes to de. lend the city.
 MogollCn Peak overlooking the city hae been fortified.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-08

and Tucson to Eloenix for the stste far will not be carried out.
 At Solomonville this week the Cor onsdo stage line ceased to exist. Ow- iog to the small amount of travel since the county Was diy ided -nd the expense Of keeping up the road the company decided to discontinue tue stage line.
 That the Salt River valley i. des tined to become prominent on account of cotton growing. is clearly shown ty fine growth Of POO acres Of Egyptian cotton a, the II B Alta ranch, about ten mics northwest of Phoenix. This Is Mir Aths's fire. experience in cotton raising. He will clear sl5.- 900 this year. He will gin it in the valley and will chip it to Newark, x J, to sell.
 A Tucson Mexican sneaked into the Eagle Mining comp4nys plant, beside tbe Southern Pacific tracks in the north part oi town. loaded onto . stolen wagon, drawn by As,olen horse, 3l sacks oI flour aud sack of bran, nsuled the cargo to his home He is now locked up io the county jail
 No minor under Is years of .ge will be allowed to run an antomobi e through the streets of Tucson if 6 propC ssd ordinsnce now being drawn by the attorney of that U becomes lsy.
 Phoenix carried away the hon prs in the first game of two which the All Americans of the capital city are playing with the Rsndolphs of Tue. son. winning Sunday afternoons game by a core Of 10 to4
 Accompanied by Catholic priest, I5 Indian children left Tucson Sum- day afternoon for Oregon, where they will attend an Indian school during the coming fall and winter The children are Papago Indisus from the San Xavier reservation.
 Lrcisn F Amsdril. druggist, died at ais home in Tucson Monday norn- iog, after an illness more 0. less acute Tor some months. His age was 3l years.
 At Douglas last week the 3 weeks old son Of MT and Mrs Albert Rey- nolds oi Bailey Hill, was stupe to death by scorpion as i; lay in it's cradle.
 Lest Saturday water was struck iu the McCampbell well two miles east of Bowie. at q depth of 3l7 feet. I, rose to within 36 feet of the surface. On Monday the drilling was resumed for the third stratum where it is hoped An srtesian flow will be encountered.
 CA S-yinr. a pioneer of the Salt River valley, is dead at Tempe on his I2nd year. He was s native of Penn. sylvsnis.
 It is rumored that Globe i. soon to have an election on the proposition of granting a city franchise for the e.ec- tric car line which it is proposed to build between that place and Miami.
 Tucson building permits for the month of August amounted to the sum of $76. .930. This marks the high month Of the year in this depart ment of that city. The permits, with the exception of four, were small ones, and were generally for repsirs. The lees collected for the issuing of tbe nine permits amounted to sis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-08

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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-08

SPECIAL yESIRE A Christisnsen H NJ McScott E D Loigren H A Pederson F N Goodman J N Cosby Joa Redoch James Harmon N K Snipes John Summers J w Angle P McAllis,er George Wbalen Joe Youngblood W w Watkins John Angius John Csretto J B Quick Percy Wilson Louis Sanchez Win Deckersw Bert Middleton John Hill s E Cowan John Keefer H D Hanson J NJ Fraser John To~uer J H Brandon Robt Johnson " N Rollins Jacob Knight
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
Wife of Dead Conuict Is
Accused of His Murder

Sentinel Special Service.
Canon City. Colo, Aug. 14.-Mrs.
May Durand Eisenberg, wife of Nor
ris Eisenberg, alias Williams. the
convict who died from an overdose
of morphine at DEVILS Gap Friday.
was arrested yesterday with Daniel
Eisenberg, the convict's brother,
charged with the staying OF Eisen-
berg.
Both admit they are heavy users
of the drug. but deny they were re-
sponsible for the death of the con-
vict Eisenberg was also drug
fiend when he was sentenced to the
penitentiary two years ago from Den
yer. but was pronounced cured of the
habit several months ago at the pris-
on hospital.
Eisenberg was often visited by his
wife at the penitentiary. She went
to the Parkdale road camp, where he
was recently employed, last week, but
was refused admission to see him.
She returned several times, and
late Saturday night made such n
heartrending plea to see the convict
that her request was granted She
was watched by the guards, but it is
believed that she slipped the drug to
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
Quarter Million
For State School
Lands Coming In

Denver. Aug. 15.-Members of the
state land board will so to Routt
county Thursday to investigate the
Great Northern and Or. D. G. Leach
Carey projecvts. State Engineer
Comstock has been in Routt county
a week, and yesterday wired the
stnte land board requesting that the
members 20 over the projects with
him.
The Great Northern project pro-
poses to irrigatc 100000 acres. and
the Leach project 10000 acres.
Twenty-four thousand acres OF state
school land will be under the Leach
project and i.000 acres Of school land
Under the Great Northern project.
There are 10000 acres of state
school land In all in Routt county.
Dr. Leach himself bought 10000
acres of school land at 81 per acre
;wo years ago. which he willsput un-
der ditch.
"Dr.- Leach has agreed to water the
school land that will come under his
project at SO less per acre than he
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
.ADVEATISTS MEET
IN CAMP THIS WEEK

Denver, Colo. Aug. Seventh
day Adyentists of this city, Boulder,
Pueblo, Grand Junction, Greeley.
Colorado Springs, La Junta, Love-
land. i.ongmont. Alamosa and other
places in the state will attend the
annual camp meeting of the Colorado
conference of that denomination
which will be held at Rocky Mountain
Lake Park, Aug. lJ-25. About 100
tents for living purposes Will be
pitched, and it is expected that there
will be daily attendance of al
least 1000.
Forty-one churches viii be repre-
sonted by 1877 delegates in the busi-
ness sessions, and there will also he
additional delegates among the work
ers in the conference. Not only will
practically all of the ministers in
the Colorado conference be present
but several ministers from other pla-
ces Will also attend. Among The
visitors Will be Elders G. b. Thomn-
son, field secretary of the general
conference, the governing body of the
denomination who will come from
Washington. ID. c.; E. T. Russell
president of the Central Union con-
ference, which includes tho local
conferences in Missouri, Wyoming,
! Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado. .
Prof. Frederick Griggs, president of
Union college, Lincoln. Neb.: C. q
Bellah of Kansas City. and Prof. NJ.
Il. Van Kirk, field secretary OF the
young peoples department of the
central Union conference.
Among the ministers in the Colora-
90 conference expected to attend are:
c. II. Kite of Denver, the president.
/ q. w. Anglebarger, II. N. J. Rich.
ards, G. NJ. Away. IL. A. Aufderhar
J. s Rouse, NJ A. Altman, w. ID. Eml
cry, H. +. Retiring and f. G. Specbt
several large canvas IaYilions will
/ De erected where will be held tho
preaching services, business ses.
sions, children's and youths meet
+ ing and special services for tho cor.
mans and Scandinavians. Elder Anf-
T ocrhar Will have charge of the Ger
man meetings and Elders Haffner
ana Grauer OF Clinton, Mo, and i. II
/ Schilling of Brooklyn, n. Y bavo
been invited to assist him. Elder II
hansen viii conduct the ScandinaJ.
[ ian meetings.
BUSINESS meetings will be held
eaeh day except Saturday. which is
p"selNeu Dy the Adventist as the Sab
hath, according to the fourth com
mandment which exhorts keeping no.
~ the seventh day AT these business
meetings reports will be given by he
president seeretar-treasurer secreta-
res OF the Religious Liberty, Educa-
+ uonal, sabbath school and Mission.
airy volunteer departments; Dlans
WI ~. ne adopted for the advancement
ing the coming year: officers will he
elected and credentials issued.
A feature on the eamp grounds
Wlil be sanitarium tent. which will
ne in charge of Drs. Green and We.
Der IRON the Boulder-Colorado sanl-
taIium. They will have a trained
nurse TO assist them in caring far
the campers, and also giving demon.
stration in national treatments.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
MURDERER IS
NOT LOCATED;
POSSE RALIS

Owing TO heavy rains in the Pla-
teau valley and section, the posse on
the trail Of Jose Bernol, the convict
murderer who made good his escape
10 days ago after killing follow
convict. Dominick Malino, has ceased
ms remain on thei trail ~of the IN
dian.
According TO official adviees from
the road camp. not one certain trail
OF the murderer was found Where
he went, in what direction, are facts
not known to anybody in that section,
and IL is feared that he has made
good his escape. None of the con-
victs had ever seen or heard the two
men quarelling and know no rea-
sons for the murder.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
RIO GRANDE
STILL SPENDS
LOTS OF MONEY

Denver. Aug. Benjamin f.
Bush. president OF the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad, with his wife, visited
Denver yesterday. They will remain
only a short time and will return to
st. Louis.
Mr.. Bush is making a general in
spection tour of the railroad and
states that the road has never had
prospects of such n favorable season
as the present in It's entire history.
The expenditure CT large sums OF
money by the Denver & Rio Grande,
he said. are an indication of the new
policy of the road Everything of
the entire line viii be kept in the
best condition possible. The directors
authorized the large expenditures Of
the last two months for the purpose
OF getting the road in better geneENl
condition. No extension of lines y
expected for the near future, but
there will be a large amount of grad
ing and some double tracking.
The rolling stock of the line will
be greatly increased, as has already
been reported.
President Bush stated that the
/ officers of the road were disappointed
+ in the failure of the plan to electrify
/ the road over Soldiers Summit, as
[ the plan had been thought feasible
until the rate on the power had
/ been received from the Telluride
Power company It,was then found
it would be cheaper TO build the
circuitous route with a lower grade
and the former plan was permanently
Z abandoned.
President Bush stated that the
Rio Grande had kept up in their us
ual amount of business very well late
ly and that they were expecting a
large increase in business with the
beginning of the fruit season. "Nev-
er has the prospect for such a large
crop been seen in the state" he said.
There was a larger acreage and
more to be produced from every acre,
unless some great misfortune occurs
than ever before. A special effort
is 20 be made this year to furnish
large number of cars for shipping
the fruit from Colorado he said
AN organized effort will be made to
have every car promptly loaded and
unloaded. 80 that no time will be
lost in getting the cars back to the
growers"
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

will charge private land owners,
said DR.. jefferson OF the land board
last night Which will give school
land water at a cost of SIS per acre.
Considering the value of the land in
the raw. 81 per acre, which was the
figure for which DR. Leach secured
his school land, this school land. can
be bought at Si5 an acre, with a
profit of $23 an acre. II this profit
should be cut in two-or, say. we
make profit of $40 net on the "a
600 acres, it would mean an addition
of a quarter of a million dollars to
the state school fund,
The land board and state engineer
viii return to Denver Tuesday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

her husband.
She was accompanied by Daniel
Eisenberg, who left for Canon city
immediately following the visit.
Eisenberg was taken IN but few
minutes after the womans departure
and was rushed in a wagon to Canon
city, but died on the way He was
serving three to five years sem
tenee for burglary and larceny.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

The in which Theodore Roosevelt made +. H. llar
man with that for the Roosevelt campaign
fund in 1904 and the of the deal Roosevelt made with
the great railway magna that makes the transaction
the dsgraceu political campaign history
For olbooded deal with the big business interests by po
c fourfusher Roosevelt deal with Hartman stands with
out parallel And there thousands who would make
believe that this man. Roosevelt the embodiment of political
purity and the savior of his country.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP.

The firm of Beck & Ely, doing a
general concrete and brick contract
ing business, and consisting of Ed
II. Ely and j. S Beck, dissolved
partnership on July so. Each mem
Der of the old firm will continue in
business on his own and personal re-
sponsibility.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
Tc lIcnver.

L. Antics leaves this evening for
Denver, where he will make arrange
ments for the Mesa county exhibit in
the state capitol building He viii
secure the space and make other ar
rangements of the display.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
AND BUSINESS
COLUMN
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

All medicines furnished from
my own laboratory and put mp by
myself, thus avoiding mistakes.
Offices, 5SS Capitol block, Main
street.
DR.. Eldridge's residence, No.
b3s Chipeta avenue. Phone juno
ton 107.
office phone. junction 12S.
Office hours from $3.50 to IL
AMI; from to pm; from Z to
8 p. m, and from to p. m. Sun
days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
In Assessnr's Omce.

! Miss Georgia Armstrong is en-
l ployed this week by the r. L. Polk
directory people copying the names
I Of the land owners of the county from
the books of the assessor.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

We have few leftovers that are
going out of style, but they are some
of tho hest shoes we have and we
are determined not to carry them
over, SO we have placed them at Csc
Mcconnell & loves Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

The Denver Republican, in its leading editorial few
ngs ago declared that William Howard Taft entitled to the
support of citizen claiming be republicans that the
pubcans refusing support Taft and Sherman nothing less
than boer and desee The Old Lady of Sixteenth Street fur
her declared that Taft has made one of the greatest presidents
of modern decades And yet today had Roosevelt organ
calling the the dear Old Lady all kinds of pet namesl
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
Stewart Ieayes.

]. Monroe Stewart left last night
for Denver, where he will look after
business matters in connection with
the county fair He expects to re-
turn The latter part of the week.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

We have buyers for land. men who
want to 80 right TO the owner and
talk with him. Those who want to-
sell all or portion of their orchard
or raw land, Address, Buyer. Senti-
mel. Send description and lowest
price.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

That telegram of 1eddys Ben Lindsey refusing per
consolidation between the third party crowd and the Stew
art Vincent Griffith crowd, broke many political heart.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
Two Deliveries.

ihe Grand Dairy is now making
TWO deliveries each day-murning
and evening.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

And we still have the spectacle of soaed republican
paper refusing take stand for either of the republican
candidates for president The ghost of that county printing
tract will not be laid.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
Bargain List
{. J. Olson l34 So. 5lh St

sNaP-Large Groom, modern
house, corner lots, lawn, shade;
north of Main. Price $2,1OO; one
half cash.
BARGAlN-SmalI new house, .
iots' East Ute. Price $3.50; will
take $3.50 down. Easy terms ON
balance.
no TRADE-32O acres improved
Kansas land for fruit ranch.
fooLTRf RANCH-Consistin of
. acres, joining Grand Junction;
good house, stable chicken house,
oistern, lawn and shade. Price,
@ilooo. Full water right. Auto
for sale.
write FIRE INSURANCE.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
THIRD PARTIES HAVE BEEN FAILURES.

The third party that is about existence will
have break the record and override all precedent if hopes
succeed in trmphng the old parties During all years
when great has made third party there has
been disappointment and defeat for the new party.
The liberty party, organized in IS43 nominated James
Bney who received popular of while Polk (dem-
ocrat given 337243 and Clay (whg) received 299o6S
In IS48 the freesoers for Van Buren, 263
while for the whg nominee Zachary Taylor and for Lewis Cass
(democrat) there I,2oo544.
-Four years later the ee-soi candidate, John p Hale
ceived only 5649 while Franklin Pierce (democrat got
6oI,474, and Winfield Scott (whig) I,sSo,576
In 1886 the know-nothng party with N1iard Fillmore
only S7453S, while Buchanans democratic
In 1860 the nominee of the constitutional union party
coins republican S66,32, and Breckenridge emo-
craft received S45763 and Douglas democra received 1875
I57.
In 1872 the seeding democratic candidate Chas Connor,
got only 294oS the 2S34o79 of Horace Greeley the
regular democratic nominee and 3597o7o for Grant
In 1876 there for the grecnbak party 74o
while the combined of the democratic and republican
100000.
In 1892 the popusts with Weaver their candidate,
Io4 Ceveands SIS 69IS and arrisons 5,44o-
40
While the Palmer and Buckner in 500 was 1851 As,
that of Mckinley Io477o and that of Bryan
Thus will be from the cold facts that third party
have been failures the of winning for themselves,
though may be said that such have often brought the
reforms aimed the reforms being secured through the agency
of one of the old parties.
fair therefore, that the demands of the people
will be by the third party that forming but by
iof the old parties.-Nashvile Tennessean
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

Big money raising sale; SIS in gold
given away. Crown Furniture co,
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

Fred Mantey polishos harness.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

columbine Milk. 3 for 25c. Kicks.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

There already many outcroppng of bitterness
with several the between candidates for
publican nominations the local ticket.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15
JUST RECEIVED

y new ear of ilno Rock salt. Also u
large quantity of Calf Meal. which
has never before been carried in
Grand 'iunciiun. An we asl. is for you
TO give rs a trial 20 be convinced.
Aliaifn. Timothy and Flax seed.
Chicken Feed, Axle Grease. and Ma
chino Oil.
Prompt delivery 10 all parts of city.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

There is a certain satisfaction re-
Fulting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured in dollars and
cents. J, q. Mckenzie. The Plumber
Some Of our best shoes are on
our bargain tables at Doc These are
not the --latest lasts, but they are OF
the best Mcdonnell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

takes for official say This my thank
me- when the other fellow paying the bill for that
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-15

The world can breathe easier The stor heir has arrived
Putnam patriot., 1912-04-12
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

The Easter concert was postponed until next Sunday evening on account Of the severe rain storm.
 Mrs. Belle Young has been out of town for few days.
 Mrs. Lueina Lowe and Miss Nellie spent day or two last week with Mrs. Loweis father, Mir. Mills, in Thomp- son.
 Thomas Baker has moved from the village to his farm which he recently bought of Mrs. K Olson. As it joins the O'Brien farm, which MT. Baker bought last fall, he has now large farm 10 care for. rs. Olson has nov ed into the Baker cottage in South Woodstock.
 Mr. Griswold, who purchased the sspeach orchard" |" has moved his fami- lv there. It is understood he is going to continue raising peaches, add an apiary and raise poultry. He has hired Fred Williams and MT. Will Hams has returned 10 his former tene- ment in the Talbot house.
 Frank Wright has entered the em- ploy of C. W. Bowen.
 H. T. Wells and wife spent Sunday in Southbridge.
 John Davies and wife welcomed an- other daughter to their home April 7.
 Robert Lowe of New Jersey was recent visitor of his mother.