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The Delta independent., 1915-02-05

Coop. Telephone Company Meeting.
The stockholders of the above COM
pany failed to present quorum at
the annual meeting advertised for
Hotchkiss Tuesday, so no election of
officers resulted. The meeting was.
however, fairly well attended by
stockholders. and was both harmon
ious and satisfactory.
A statement of the financial condi-
tion of the company was read and
showed its affairs to be in improved
condition, the assets in cash and prop
erty being in excess OF the same per-
iod last year. several thousand dollars.
Owners OF stock in this company, as
well as its hundreds Of patrons. ex-
press the greatest satisfaction in the
conditions OF the company's affairs,
as well as with its service.
The present officers and directors
will, naturally. hold their offices un-
til their successors are elected and
have qualified.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
Great Gold Strike
at Cripple Creek

Colorado closed the mining year
with the greatest gold strike of its
kind in history. The Cresson Con
solidated Mining Company, OF Cripple
Creek. encountered "vug" or cave,
200 feet beneath the surface, the
ceiling, walls and floor OF which are
nearly pure gold. The richness Of the
strike cannot be estimated, and will
not be known until. the cave has been
thoroughly explored to the full thick
ness of the four walls.
Imagine n pear shaped cave. which,
in it's greatest dimensions. is 3Sis
feet long, 14is feet wide, and SO feet
high, covered on all sides with a
shimmering mass of delicate crystals.
The metal occurs in sylvanite and
calaverite OF silvery gray color, which,
under heat, Immediately turns to the
natural color of gold.
The strike has attracted attention
In all parts OF the United States. and
has caused jubilation in the Cripple
Creek district. Mining men have al
ways maintained that the values of
the ores would increase as depth was
attained. and that Cripple Greek is
only in its infancy. The discovery Of
this rich vug demonstrates this fact.
Further demonstration is given in the
discovery Of high grade ores in the
seventeenth, eighteenth and nine
teenth levels of mines in the Cripple
Greek district. These discoveries will
excite greater interest in the district
from the outside, and should promote
development.
The initial carload shipment Of this
ore ia saiu TO have been more than
million dollars value, while =
second shipment was valued At four
million dollars.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
MONTROSE AND DELTA WOOD
MEN IN MEMBERSHIP CONTEST

]. C. Mathews, J. G. Miller, j. d.
Robuck and ]. NJ. Kennedy, all Wood
men of the World folks, and the lat
ter district manager for the organ
ization, went down to Delta camp one
night last week and visited the Delta
lodge. While there the Montrosians
challened their Delta Neighbors to
membership contest, the closing side
to banquet the winners. The challenge
was promptly accepted and the con-
test is now on in full blast.-Enter-
prise.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
To Settle Quest
ions i'm Debate

At the meeting in Delta this spring
of the Western Slope Rhetorical and
Athletic Association, the question for
debate will be: Resolved, that there
should be government ownership and
operation of all non-municipal rail-
roads within the United States and
her possessions
The next Delta meeting of the asso-
citation is looked forward to with
much interest by pupils of all the
Western Slope schools participating.
1t is believed that many will avail
themselves of the opportunities to
improve during the intervening time.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
DELTA MEN GET GOVERN
MENT DITCH CONTRACT.

The Secretary of the Interior has
authorized the reclamation service to
execute the following contracts for
the construction of the Lower Selig
Extension Canal and laterals of the
Uncompahgre valley irrigation jpro-
ject, Colorado.
The Reynolds-Ely Construction com
pany OF Springsville, Utah. Schedules
l to IA and 16 to is inclusive, con-
tract price S2l,765.75.
George F. and r. f. Wear, Delta.
Colorado. schedules 10 to l9 inclusive;
contract price s2,271.50.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
Death of Mrs. Duke.

After an illness of several weeks
Mrs. Lucinda Duke passed away at
her home here Monday afternoon at
two o'clock. She had reached the
age of 10 years. Born in Ohio, she
moved to Onarga, Illinois, and made
that her home until about two years
ago when she came to Hotchkiss to
be with her sons, G. H, w. F. and
E. NJ, and daughter. Mrs. Field. Two
yther daughters survive her. Mrs. F.
". Simonds of Joliet. H., and another
who resides in New York.-Hntch-
kiss Herald.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
Women to have
Lincoln Meeting

At the last meeting OF the Woman
Relief Corps It was voted to devote
the afternoon Of their next meeting
Wednesday, February 10th. In honor
of Lincoln's birthday. as the schools
will have Lincoln exercises on Friday.
A good program will be prepared and
the meeting will be open to the pub.
lie.
Captain Bragg will deliver a Lin.
coin address and Rev. J. Q. Cramps
has also been invited to speak. Music.
vocal and instrumental will be rem.
dered and quotations and short reci.
tations will be given.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05

Water will be furnished under the
the season of 1915 on the same terms
and conditions as in 1914: i. e. at the
rate of $50 per second foot for rental
water: $50 per second foot for Lout-
senhizer water rights; $50 per second
foot for Loutsenhizer supplemental
water; and $50 per second foot for
Gunnison water for canals which have
entered into contracts for the unifica-
ton of their properties.
The irrigation season opens April
first and applications for water should
be made not later than the 18th OF
April No application received after
May 31st will be approved. All wa
ter rental charges must be paid be-
fore water is delivered.
No Gunnison water viii be furnished
to any land unless the owner has sub
scribed all land owned by him within
the Uncompahgre project to the I'm
compahgre Valley Water Users asso-
citation and has paid all assessments
due said association
Water must not be wasted or used
for irrigation of other lands than those
described in application.
Transfer of water will be allowed
in exceptional cases and written re-
quests for transfer must be handed
the ditch rider at least twenty-four
hours before change is desired. Blank
requests will be furnished by the
ditch rider.
Individual or private laterals lead
ing from the canals of the reclamation
service should be thoroughly cleaned
and kept in a serviceable condition. If
these channels are allowed to fill up
so as to obstruct the flow of water,
the supply will be diminished.
Loutsenhizer water deed holders
may purchase a supplemental water
supply under the following conditions;
lst. Supplemental water will only be
delivered when the water decreed to
the canal under its priorifies cannot
be supplied from the natural flow OF
the Uncompahgre river.
End. No supplemental water viii be
furnished to any land unless the own
er has subscribed all land owned by
him within the Uncompahgre project
to the Uncompahgre Valley Water
Users association and has paid all
assessments due said association.
Sd. Supplemental water must be
paid for on or before May 31st.
No water will be rented to water
right holders who have not applied
for supplemental water equal in
amount to their water rights in the
Loutsenhizer canal.
Annual assessments on Loutsenhizer
water deeds should be paid on or be-
fore April first.
Water will be rented this season
for old irrigated. and new, lands un-
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
Delta High Lose
Two and Win One

Thursday afternoon, January 27,
ten members Of the Delta high school
boarded the train for Grand Junction,
Palisade and Grand Valley. That
night they stayed at the Y. NJ. c. A.
in Grand Junction, and journeyed up
to Palisade at / p. m. Friday. They
were met by large delegation OF
Palisade high school students, VINO
escorted them to the high school build
ing where a splendid program was
rendered for them.
That night a full house was present
to see what proved to be very fast
and exciting game of basketball. The
Delta boys, who were much smaller
than their opponents. put up spien-
did fight but were unable to win, the
final score being 33 to 20 in favor of
Palisade.
Saturday morning after good
nights rest the team went up TO
Grand Valley some 33 miles from
Palisade. The game was called at
10 a. m. and after hard fought and
clean game the green and white were
victorious. winning by a score OF 2s
TO l9.
The bunch boarded the train for
Grand Junction at p. m. to play their
final game OF the trip. The game
which occurred that evening on the y
NJ. c. A. gymnasium floor with Grand
Junction high school was witnessed
nv n good crowd. This game was
said TO be one OF the fastest ever
played on the Y. floor. AT the emu OIL
the first half Delta was in the lead
81 to IA. but we're unable to maintain
this lead because of the superior work
of their opponents in the last nail
IL was either teams game unt'i 'he
whistle ending the last half Wheh
the score was counted IL was found
90 ho 2s to 35 In favor OF Grand
Junction.
The boys arrived home sunday
morning tired but happy and SATISFIED
with the treatment even though de-
feated.
The boys are still out for the cham
pionship which can be won by de'
feating these teams on their own
floor. Palisade plays a return game
here February IL. and Grand juno
tion Feruary 10.
Tonight the boys and girls so to
Hotchkiss. where return games VIII
be played with those teams These
games should prove to be interesting
altho the Delta teams are confident oil
victory.
Those who made the trip were MI.
Hollingshead, Captain Fred Steii'
pbu Harding. Paul Sweitzer, Gay
Kintner. Ross Rustler. Robert Hen
derson. Ralph Carlson. Charles Wood
ring and Walter Parsons.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
More Beet Sugar
Factory Talk

Delta has for years been conceded
to be one of the best and most nat
ural as well as logical sugar factory
locations unoccupied in the United
States.
Today the field is more inviting
than at any time before.
For years the territory adjacent to
Delta has raised a majority of the
beets used at the Grand Junction
factory.
With thousands of additional acres
going into cultivation by reason of
the completion of the Uncompahgre
reclamation project, practically any
desired number of acres of beets can
be contracted to supply factory here.
Our soil grows the best of beets;
more, it is of the deepest and most
lasting character. We have enough
of it to properly rotate and keep on
growing beets forever.
These are the advantages our terri
tory offers: Abundance of beets,
plenty of water. cheap fuel, good
feeding of by-products.
This much assured, the time has
come when Delta should have her
sugar factory. Our people want a
factory and will do anything they can,
in reason. TO secure one
Heretofore the efforts made to Sc
cure a factory have been largely con-
fined to the promotion field, which
usually results in lot of impractical
scheming, after which the effort dies
natural death.
1t costs money to build and operate
big sugar factory and lots of it.
Still. the field is worth the invest
ment, if any field in Colorado has ever
been.
Why not get our proposition before
the sugar trust. They build and op-
crate factories successfully More,
they have paid as much or more for
beets as have The so'cailed irdepend''
ent companies who, wherever they
have built a factory. have got in on
some sort of subsidy of land and
money, to speculate with.
Our people cannot build factory
for someone else to operate. They
would be foolish to do it if they could
But we need factory and want it
now.
A few years ago a 600-ton factory
was built at Monte Vista, where not
half enough beets could be raised to
supply it. Now the company, having
tried operating it at loss there,
want TO move it somewhere else, but
say they will require S150,000 aid III
order to be able to move it
That was one-or rather the ONE
of the Ward Darley factories. II
is said to be capable plant, but il
was a promotion plant, built and man
aged by men outside of the sugar
business. and, presumably, its short
term of operation has about consumed
the 100000 for which its stock was
bonded. and now it is grasping for n
way to get out.
But. we want a factory. We can sup
ply one-not temporarily-bu through
generations. We offer the best field
open today in the United tates for
such a factory. Independent cares
not who builds it, so it is built and
operated successfully and satisfactori-
ly to both operators and growers.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05
independent Not Sold.

II having come TO our hearing that
there was a rumor around town to
the effect that Independent had been
sold, and the owner and publisher hav-
ing no knowledge of the fact, We has
ten TO deny il. We have not. and do
not view, as likely, any prospect of
Independent being sold OF in any man
ner changing hands.
The Delta independent., 1915-02-05

The weather the past few days are
enough to give one spring fever.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-20
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.
CRevisiOn of 1906)
mo. 4875l

(NO. $500
Estate of Anna Weidinger, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Anna
Weidinger, Decedent.
Letters testamentary this day hav-
man,
It is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors Of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this Court, be,
and the same hereby is, limited to
six months from and after the date
hereof; and that
FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
NOVEMBER,
1915, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City of st. Cloud in said County,
be, and the same hereby is, fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by The
public alton of this order in der
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated May 9Th, 1915.
JOHN E. SCOTT,
Judge of Probate of Benton County,
Mimi, acting as and for the Judge
of Stearns County, MINI.
(Seal may20-27jun3
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CASTORIA
Fur Saug1inge und Kinder
IN GEBRAUCHSEITM EHRALS 3OJAHREN
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= Mm MISUNDERSTANDING err
freute iid Ser bo6tp. @farrer 8ui6er
6eS 8eiudes Ser bo6tp. @erren 81.
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bon Slice. - DaS Sa1tft1artl1m unIe=
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CLOUD 6ie 9oftoren Quinn, 9epis &
@ern.
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Sic ariesslase.
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Der @egen6 bon MrraS fort. Das
Sort @orencp 11n6 Der peitIi6e Tbeil
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material . Mm Mittmodmittag fort
geiette Mngriffe ser 6ran5oien ouf
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angreifer erfolgIos bIieben. Ser
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len Ser 6ur6 sic ginnabme bon Ga
rencp gemadten &riegsbe11te an un6
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9eutfde gefangen genommen tp11r=
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SSn ben 0or6anellen tpnr6e 6as
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ne @ei atung bon $50 Mom trug,
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1acditen bier3ebn Gage gu unterlalien,
90 3eppelinmgriffe IN groBerem
maBitab geplant ieien. @on amtli-
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Observation-Disclosures gegen Suttan<
griffe in england beiteat lei.
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Morine SO. fun6igtc am 0ienltog-
aben6 in SEEM gorf an oab Die IN
ibrem getrieb itebetroen, 5tpiiden
Seem Sort urp6 2iperpool fabrenben
0ampfer Ser Mmerifoniiden 2inte
f%einerlei ariegsfonterbm6e 3ur ge-
for6erung annebmen wiir6en. Die
0ompfer 6ieier 2inie fabren nnter
omerifomider 5lagge. Sc miro be-
bouptet, 6ieie Mnfun6igung ftebe in
feinerlei 8~uiammenbang nit Ser bon
6en 6euti9en Sa11dbooten enttpidel-
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fiibren. 9botiGdli6 babe Die 2inie>
mie lire geamten mittbei1en, 81 tel
ner 3eit felt Musbru9 oes arieges
a%onterban6e beforbert.
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genommen. Diinfirden tpa1r6e tpie.
Ser nit fdtperer Mrtinerie, pie Ser

genommen. Diinfir6en tpa1r6e mie.
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lin mel6et> bei6oiien; 0itli9 bon Dir
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aber iofort mteoer pertrieben mur-
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miro auf 100000 geiddtt. $50
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Ser 9oli5ei un6 eriu6ter gu ibrem
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@omid, Nortbcl1mberlan6> gdbradt.
gne @irtbidaften in 2iberpool bat=
ten Inn 6 l1br oben6s 3u i6lieBen.
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3ailD Mail aus &otter6am bertftet,
in Berlin anidliigen Mmerifanern,
Sic na9 ENGLAND 5u retien beabii6=
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Illus der uin9t9end.
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