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The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
Board of Review
Finishes Work

The reclamation service board of re-
view. consisting of r. F. Walters, p.
]. Preston and w. S. Wallace conclud-
ed its labors Saturday evening and
Messrs. Walters and Preston left this
morning for Montrose. In Montrose
and Delta the party. working with G.
w. Bruce as representative of the
Uncompahgre Water Users association
will spend a month or more.
There are large number of prob
lens under the Gunnison tunnel pro-
ject which. will claim the attention of
the board.
No report of the work of the board
will be made here until their recon-
mendations go to Secretary Lane and
from his office orders will be issued
as actions upon the boards findings.
No statement will be made by any of
the board here, but Mr.. Wallace.
the representative of the Water Users
association. expressed his satisfaction
at the outcome of the work.--Sentinel
Monday.
The creation of the board has been
meeting with universal satisfaction to
all governments projects.
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
Mothers Day at
Baptist Church

Next Sunday is Mothers Day
throughout the Nation. and the day is
to be appropriately observed at the
morning services in Baptist church.
this city. For the last several years
IL has been beautiful custom Of this
church TO hold special service in honor
of mother and TO give every mother
attending the service a carnation.
On Sunday morning at IL O'Clock the
pastor will conduct this service at
the conclusion OF which a carnation
will be presented to each mother pres
ent The music will be under the
direction of the church choir and will
be appropriate for the occasion.
A most cordial invitation is extend
ed to the mothers to attend this ser
vice. and also TO the sons and daugh-
ters who desire TO pay their respects
to their mother living or dead.
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
MASONIC GRAND LECTURER ON
OFFICIAL VISIT HERE

w. w. Cooper, grand lecturer for
the Masonic order in this state with
headquarters in Denver. paid an of
ficial visit to Delta lodge last Wednes-
day evening and delivered an inter-
esting and instructive address on mat
ters pertaining to work of the order.
Members OF the local lodge were out
in goodly numbers at this meeting to
greet the grand officer and to assist
in his reception and entertainment
Mr.. Cooper is making an official visit
to all lodges of the order in this part
of the state and departed yesterday
on his mission.
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
Yesterday Was Mothers Day.

Yesterday was Mothers day.
And thought of you,
From the first breaking of the dawn,
Until the shadows grew
Gray across the wind-whipped river,
Then dreamed OF you.
Yesterday was Mothers day,
Christ pity those who roam.
Far from the sweet breathed lilacs.
And the maple round the home
Garden. edged and specked and spat.
tered.
With white apple blossom foam.
Yesterday was Mothers day.
Countless futile tears were shed.
For loving words unuttered,
To mothers that are dead.
And in many a churchyard. kneeling,
There were weary hearts that bled.
Yesterday was Mothers day.
Mothers songs were sung.
And from many stained-glass window
Mothers prayers were flung,
While from home, and press and pull
pit,
Mothers praises ring.
Yesterday was Mothers day.
Now may you dream of me,
AS Just little lad again.
A-snugglin' at your knee,
A-sobbin' out my heart-aches.
AS laddies will, you see.
For yesterday was Mothers day.
And I thought of you.
From the first breaking of the dawn,
Until gray shadows grew
Black across the wind-lashed river.
Sleeping then l dreamed of you"
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
Motion for New Trial Denied.

City Attorney II. ]. Baird argued
a motion for a new trial in the cases
of the Fraternity Club. The motion
was denied at the hearing yesterday
afternoon.
The cases came up before County
Judge Dingman recently and were dis
missed when objections raised to the
validity of the ordinance upon which
conviction had been had before Police
Magistrate Stewart. was sustained
II is said the case will be appealed
il sufficient funds can be raised to
cover the expenses. by subscription.
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07

On Tuesday of this week Independ-
ent editor overheard Toney Mcneil ex-
planning to another gentleman how
he had butted into the marketing
game last year and something about
the results.
1t was on a down train from Ouray
and we did not intend to be listener
to trade secrets but occupying a
nearby seat in the railway coach
could not help overhearing and don't
suppose Toney cared, at that.
1T was my first attempt at doing
my own marketing" said Mr.. Mcneil.
"and l shipped a couple OF cars of po-
tatoes. had a friend pass out sam
pies in and around the little towns
where the cars were stopped. with in
structions how to cook. and with the
notice that they could be bought on a
certain day. When the day came the
two carloads were easily disposed of,
and they netted me 60 cents a hund-
red as against 80 cents they offered
me for them in Montrose.
The apples shipped into an old
fruit growing section, but of better
fruit and different varieties from any
they grew. ! followed pretty much
the same plan with the apples as with
the potatoes. getting q man to hand
around samples. at the same time in
forming the people that such apples
could be bought from the car on
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07

Letters of inquiry have just been
received in this city from the county
attorney of Decatur county. Kansas. as
to the records of Clarence Cowley,
his demeanor, character, etc, when
he resided in Delta. Cowley is held
in the Kansas Jail charged with at
tempting to wreck a Rock Island pas
senger train near Oberlin, Kansas.
few days ago. and according to the
public prosecutor of the state he has
practically admitted his guilt. The
attorneys letter of inquiry to Attor-
ney John r. Charlesworth OF this city.
is as follows:
"A young man. Clarence Cowley by
name, is lodged in our county Jail
awaiting trial in our district court for
felony. AS he has given me your
name as one to whom ! might write
for word relative to his former life
] am taking this opportunity to do so.
MIR. Cowley is charged with having
piled ties on the main line of the
Rock Island railroad in this county to
wreck train. There is little doubt
about the evidence being sufficient to
convict and as a matter Of fact he has
confessed.
Il wish TO be as lenient as possible
in our treatment OF him as / do not
believe him to be a criminal at heart.
He has told me OF his business. or
otherwise. relationship with you.
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
Delta Boy Attempts to
Wreck Rock Island Train

am writing to see if he is being as
truthful as believe he is. Please tell
me how long you have known him and
as to his life and character as you
know him. / would be glad to have
you write me at length"
Cowley, is young man perhaps q
or % years of age, and until few
weeks ago resided in this city for
three or four years. He at one time
broke into the Hart drug store and
just enough of steal to almost fully
convince local authorities of a men
tai weakness. Later he worked at the
Dreamland theatre and was always
considered faithful in his duties.
Attorney Charlesworth thinks that
frequent viewing of railroad wreck
ing views, wild west stunts of various
kinds at the picture house where he
worked has so impressed themselves
upon his weak mind that he conceived
the idea of piling up the ties for
real train wreck and was then to go
out and do the thrilling act of nagg-
ing the imperiled train just in time to
save it and its passengers from a ter
rible leap to destruction and death
and then possibly be given a small
purse collected and contributed by
the grateful passengers. The local at
torney has so written the Kansas auth
critics
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
Eokert Camp Elects Officers

Eckert Camp 44S, Woodmen of the
World elected the following officers
Thursday evening:
elias Wenger, Consul Com; John
Griffith. Adv. Lieut.; Leo Fischer,
Banker: w, II. Jarvis, Clerk, Frank
Forrest, Escort; VIM. Vela, Watch.
man; Frank Nichols, Sentry; Fred
Burritt, Jas. Vela, and VIM. Hall, man
ayers.
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
Southland Comes Back.

d. b. Southard returned to Delta
Tuesday evening.
His trial was set for four o'clock
yesterday evening but was postponed
to eight o'clock this forenoon on ac-
count OF the absence of the attorney
for the defense.
Nothing has been made known in
regard to Mr.. Southard's plans OF de-
fense. The Polish workmen he had
induced to come here to work in his
alleged mine are remaining in Delta
to see what the outcome of the case
will be.
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07
Mrs. Tyler Entertains Friend.

Mrs. II. Z. welborn of Paonia, and
her aunt. Mrs. !. Weston of Cripple
Creek. were guests of Mrs. II. e. Tyler
Monday between trains. Mrs. Weston
was enroute home from an extended
trip to California. and the Paonia lady
accompanied her this far on her jour
ney.
The Delta independent., 1915-05-07

License to wed was issued this week
to Robert b. Stewart of Salt Lake
City. Utah. and Miss Anna G. Stewart.
OF North Delta.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31
4IattSitider Screen DeranitaItet gal

Nm II. Sonlar Deronitolten olc
Witglicoer 0es &lattoiiti9en Gcrcels
cinen groBen goa I'M 5dneerbuno-
Glnbbols. 6rcnnoe unO @onner 0cs
Gcrecns" iino bier8u freunoIihit Elm
%Gelooen. Die eetroffenen @orberei
tungen laiien ollf Elm altes @elin9cu
ldlieBen.
bic aricgs @nnoelbiIoer, bic IN
her porigen @odc I'M Gaiino Gbeoter
ge5eigt murOeuL uaren Icbr gut ms
Iebrreid. Ginige Der 8iloer tpnrci
bon DER Oeutihen nno olterreidiidcn
&egierung Der @nnoelbiloer -@jeicI.
idaft CUR Gcrfiiglng geiteGt morOcn.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31

Cine beionoerc @erinmmlrng Scr
0eIegotcn oes @obltdtiafeits go3ors
fono an %. DECEMBER IN Scr San
perbunoboIe itott. Die &ereiin. 81
iidl bis jebt bereit ertl6rt Ddttelb at
tiDcn 9lnteil al ncbnler. maren nitC
ourh ibre GcIegaten pertretcn.
Gs mnroc beihloiici1, Den 9u5al
pont IA. bis 5itm 10. Gebrinr il Ser
Cob 5elloips Soa@ ob5uboItcn. @eri
6. 8eBler iteuertc $4,000, 3rou O.
@roin $3.50 K. Der Columbia 0roucr.
aronfen ltntcrltiitumaspercin $500
uno einige Wlit9IicOer oeS @dderpcr-
ems $500 0o5u bel.
Mae 9clegoten 5eieten Elm ouBeror.
oentlid reyes Sntcreiie llno cS mllroe
beihloIien, elmo Observation-Disclosures
ON IA. Sonuor in 0ce S1ngerbua0.
baae abSnbnlten I'M allc 0eutid)ge.
Itnnten bernn3n5iehen.
IS mltroe Der @iiniA loilt. oaB lif
olld Die @irdenDcrcine. 10 iuie eS ia
Baltimore Der 5oa mur, beteiliqcr
mod)ten, on oieic Nrbeit ia sum DC.
item scr @ittmen mo Moiien ilnierer
8lutsbermonoten in GelltihlonO mo
0eIterreih itnO iomit ein Ncrf Der
yead)ltenliebe lit.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31

Ger Marft. llno Groncllfnrs III
Slunr IN Nnletifn lecaen gcringenn III
pert Scr Geniralmddyc 5uriidgegoll-
acll. ober es unterl,eat fcincm 3uci-
fl. roB nah 6rieocstSlalllf,. 0ns iica.
reihc Deutiflono Ccitcrrsib ilno
llloorr, lid biel idsrcl.rr ais irgcno
enc onocrc curopdiiG3,, Wtodt finon.'
yet uno mirtidaftlih erbolcn lucroen.
:sic iicgrcihcn GentrGlEcdfa mcrnln
alld, Den Meltbnn0el crobcrn un0 Der
imncr GROCER meroen0e Grport Miro
IA pcrbdltnibmdBie tur3cr 3cit allA
ii Mmerifn Den noriiidlcn Dturftmcrt
BON 1884 Gents un0 9roaenmctt bon
201a Gents nit iih b%ringen. GorIGu.
fig lit Der Dollar mebr mcrt ltnh bietet
bel Mnfnlif bon DeiltidciL oiterrciGi.
ihen ilno ungariid)en McgilrungSon.
.leibeli cine ieltenc @elegcEbeit. Nic
lpoblbefonrite 0onfiirnla Gunner
mann & Soribaps Q un6 II Noll Ctr.
Seem Worf, 50gerte 5t feiner 3cit. bic
8reiic oieier critfloiiieen anpitnIson-
lngen, Dem ieueiligen Mnrft urc
aroncn-aitrS entipreheno, Sill rcou-
sieren, unO perlueiien mir a.lf Ocren
Nnnonce an moerer Stellc, NORM sic
beiten INSTRUMENTATION 5i itnu-
nensiucrt biaigen Nreiien cffcrieri
meroen.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31
8ci1na6tsfeier
i'm Ncutidem @aiienbans.

@ic bereits IN porigcr Drummer lll-
iereS 8lattes befonilt gegchen lpllroe,
finoet am 6onntoa Den 2. Sanilar
1916, in Ben N1llmei' ocs Oeltiden
Noiienbailles iegSeibnuhtsfticr ltatt
Seoermalfr lit her8l:N ci!lSclaoen.
@ier ici gor5 6cinnOers betont, Dab
Gmnibuiie bon / ll6r rahWlittags an
III 2(nncoitia bereititebcn neroen, Die
Die @Gite nad) DEM &oiienbous brin-
qen. Scrr Gbrenprnii0cnt 3. Srabof
iii Ioriiber Oes &omittees itno 0ieics
Gat bereitS n0e Yorbereituneen getrot-
icii. Aae DeutIdcn mo Ocrcn Sreun-
Sc iino ber5lid eingelaoen; Elm Sim
licr ionic GrfriidunJen ncr0eE fer
ricrt mer0en.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31
0clft Ocn NOtIeiOrMO IN
in sibirien !

Simmer oringen0cr mer0en Die tdg
lid e~ingcbcnoen @ilfcr1tfe Der in 81
birien unteraebrodten ocutIden ul0
oiterreihiiH ungoriihen 9rieqsgr-
i%onocacn SoIOotcn 3ipiliitcn 6roil
Gil mo Sinner.
&eihIihe uno ihncllc @ilIfc tit
not!
Ius Babies 4lriliuru, German
lmericon t914-'i5 .@ilisfomittec~
bot es iid CUR Aufgo6e genlodt, Die
2eioen Oieier ungliidlihen nadl ardl.
ten 81 milOern.
GS meIioct iidl an 0as Wsitaeiiibl
un0 sic @ehefreuOigfeit uaer eolcn
Mcnidcn nit Der Bite INN meitge
9enoitc llntcrltiiBuug.
ScOe aud nod 10 fIeinc @abc lit
Diafommenl
@clobetr6gc, Sic aud sur uortci.
baften Auihoffung Der ON OrinbcrO
item bcl0tieten&leioun1Sitiide balipt
i1dIi6 ober 8ur mm~ittelborcn llnter.
itiibuug observation-disclosures oeripens
oct mcrocn fino beiou0ers 0ringel;o
ocnotigt uno gin5obIitngen mer0en in
Der Wcid1ftSltcle OeS S~oilrnals elt.
gegen gc1pmmnen iln0 ncr0ffentliht.
Scr Gomcn 0ilfspercin iibcrnimult
|ferlcr Die GermiftIung bon 2~icbeSgG-
ben mo Yafcteu fir Die III 5i6ir;en
interticrten &rieJsgefdtlgencrL luo.
Iiir bniiptidhIih marine &Ieioungs-
itiife, Deden, giterboltene getragcnc
Sod)en liw. lpilfommen fino. PIN
ecnplnmen mcroen oicIetben in Sen
R1luncn pes SoltrnoIs, 7t0 Sehitc
Ctr. N.-N.
slnt 81. Saultar finnct i'm &oli'S
Ibentcr cine &oriteailng itatt, 0erell
Hcinertrag gum 8elten ser Notlei.
ienoeus III Sibirie4l perluanOt miro.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31
WruErs Sansperaniisru.

stm Montao, oen To-. Sonltar Der
anitnItct Der @crmnnia NGnnerdor
IN Oh Maionic Gempcl, gfe 8. uno
& Str. 0.s8., ainen gro3cn ginl, ser
$ llbr obenOs ltinen glniallg neb
men Miro. Der gintritt betrdgt MIR
IS Gents. Nlae. sic ocri Wcrluanid
Ndmerhor pobIpollcn iuruie ale
5reun0e mo @onncr Ocs Ghors. iiro
eli Oieiem Yaa ber5lid;it cin9eIa0en.
Scr &einertrag faat ben orn. Ell &itt,
men mo &aiicn in 0eunlMlorO mo
Scltcrreif llngarn at.
Seoermann mogc iid az Nieiem LII.
terbaltunasobeno betciligcn: 6enil
Eier lit &ergniigen nit gt0mifcnlicbc
n%erbitn0cil.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31
Nus hen Wercinsfreiicm
@cibmadtSfeicrn in beutidjsn %frci.
men.


men.
@enn aud Ousg8eibnodtsfeit icI5it
niGt Oelttiden ~llripritnaS lit, 10 lit Is
0oh bic Gbriitboumfeier, sic ans Dem
trouten oeutiden @eim and bier III
TmerifoGin9ong aefmroen bat. Gidlt
rlir 0elttlhe SnntiIien id)miidcn bier
oen @eihnodtsbolnt nein. aud tSo
lqilien onoerer Nntionolit1ter, ia man
f0nnfe ioqerL .oaer Gotionclp Die Dicr
rcrtrcten iinO.
ltnicrc 0elitideh &ereinc mddlcl
cs iih oaidbrlid Sllr @anobubeii, ci-
nc offentlihe Gbriifbnpmfeicr 81 Der
onltaIten. sIm Montog, Den 81. DC,
scmbcr, gldn5te Scr @eibnodtsbmmt
IN ser SpnntoasidrIe ser Goncoroio
Stride i'm berrliAcn 2ihtcrihmtd
Nnt ielben Sbeno feierte man aud
i'm SGngcrbuno &eibnohten.
9m Gicnstaa bntten sic Mitglic
Ser Scr ct. Moftenfirdle ionic oic
aleinen Der MSorienidalIc lire Ghrilts
boumfeier, bic eillcn herrIihen Der.
lnlf nobm.
Der 0nfcI grdiio 9erauiiaungS.
@erein lang om glciden Abeno Bic
herrlidcft Oeltiden @eibnohtsIieocs
nj SGngerblino GIilbbons infer ocut
ncrrlid qcidmiidtcn 1allncnbalInl.
Mm 9onncrStog glbetiO bette Der
@ermonin MGnncrhor" gbriitboilnl.
feier, 5lt Der einc qroBe Nn5obI 9eils
der crid)ienen mar.
PIN Sonntog lit @eibnohtsfcier
i'm 0ciitiden @oilenbous.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31
9emtidlcr 0rieaer6nm6.

PIN Montaa, sen 81. 5. Mts, botte
her Dcrtihc 2riegerbuno MonatSucr.
iommIung. SER Solptmam 3erm.
diner ri Sic isnpp aie Git
beiudlt mar. @crr Seinrid Shledf
loee muroe ais MitglieO oiifqenom-
men. Gad Grleoiaiine Der @eihGfts-
angelcaenbeiten ging mon gum &C.
miitlihcn Sell iiber.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31

great Union Station at Leipzig, and
numerous public works of lesser magni-
tude elsewhere? Well, they know that
peace viii come some day, with new
and difficult tasks, and they are prepar-
ing for that day, with most admirable
foresight. They mean to have the plant
for the new industrial activity and they
mean to have the leaders for their future
task. who will be trained in the uni
vcrsisies.
Anthropologists tell us that a lack of
foresight and the patience necessary to
labour for remote ends are the principal
characteristic Of savage tribes, and that
these qualities are acquired but very
gradually in the development OF civiliza-
ton, The undeveloped human being is
quite capable Of exhibiting an extra
ordinary amount Of industry and energy
for the accomplishment of an immediate
purpose; but the tasks Of modern
civilized life are constantly increasing in
completely to such an extent hat longer
and ever longer periods elapse between
the beginning and the end. The Eng
lishman. energetically taking down his
book Of recipes and setting cut to do at
once what Germany spent more than a
century learning to do, reminds one very
strongly of the primitive mans sudden
burst Of energy after long weeks Of
~lounging in the sun.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31
RIcime Standardization
Charles =. @seuers s%citOrben.

N(m DienStoo uorigcr &odlc per-
Shieo I'M gpiifopulen Soipital mr.
gitoen-, Gbren- uno yeaienleioelt DER
bei ben 0etttIdcn @oibingtons molh
befomute uno bodlgei6dtte 9crr ebas
s. Weners nad cinem lGnseren 9als
Iei0en i'm 9Iter BON SO Sobreli. Scr
N~erItorbenc MAJ superintendent 0es
.Hrolpect Sill 6rieObofes~ bic Se'
crDiq1tng fonO an porigen 6rcitaA,
uodmittags nm 3 ltbr, ltatt. Somnlt
Iihe Serrcu 0es glnffihtsrotes uilo
nireftorilms Oes &irHbofes nabnlen
nm geqrGbnis tell. 9er Serltorbere
hinterIaBt Ieine @Sitlue unO oret SnDs
ne. GeihIidc @litmenipenoen trafe''
am 5aee Der 8ceroigling cil.
-@eqcnmdrtiq togt in Maibinatot
Ser ponontcrifaniihe iuificuiAottlida
MonareB. Sammtlidc iiiOamerlfanl-
id1c Stooten, 8. y. Die BON Sin lllIA.
WitteIomerifo lino bier ourO gelc4
ooten pertreten. Ser 3med OielcS
@pnorelles beltebt Darin, Dob l%pllleTs
iHufflihe 6rogen oorgclegt itllo DC.
honOeIt neroen; loOonlI UNI Die prcl
Mmerifos: Gor0=, Wittel uato Sitos
gln1erifo cinonocr ndber 81 briagelt.
Wiilenlfoftler uler 8ranhen neDnlcil
an 0ieiem aongreB tell, Der bis 5lIIi'
s. Sonnor 1916 in Situng ieit miro
Ser SO. :. sd, @leftr. @ngineitr urn
Nr1lioent Der Moilmnp SignaI Nllocl,
dtion, pertritt Dieie @ereinigltrg alSI
DeLeaat. SEER 8rof. Spanbooto ut
Deleont fir Die g(bteilung Der mooef
reu 5pradcn, @crr Or. 8ortld1 IT
Mertrcter Der 8iologiiden Sectloti.
-6euer oeritorte bic biltorilaen
iIcberrcltc oes @otterion Gi0cntuHts,
Gos nor0Iid bpll Ser Blerioa Apetlue
i'm nor615tlIMef TOitc St7ot geie
qen 1T. @or ungcfabr cinem Wfonat
entOerfte 0ie &oli5ei. Dab bic 5drge III
Dem qroBen @emolbe BON &ouberll
erbrod,cn marer. Sier rlibfen Die lit
bcrrelte Der Mitalieoer Der 3atterlori-
sSamilie. Nrn liegen BIC lebten lie
herbleibIel III Sfnltt u4lO trimmer.
MogIihermeiie miro Oicles Gigentult
o%ufgefauft uno an jener Steae Elm Of
frnfIifer Gorf un0 S~pielplos bernp-
rihtet pcroen.
-@eibnoAten murOcn IN allen
air6cn gSaibingtons aufs feierlidife
qetciert. Sic bcrrliden &eibnafts-
iscnen lieBen sic @laubigcn ale Sor=
Qen b~ergcIIcl. @ie licb uro angs=
rebm man cs, in ben Ocltti6en &lrhet
unierer Gtoot 5 eft 6 eg8eihnadts
lieoer ali boron. q mander iDltrOe
i'm @eiite in bic olte, gcliebte Oeltlhe
;0eimot 5uriifpcriett. 2eiOer bntIe
sSaibington feincn Shnec, Der oo6
10 red)t oas Characterization Der
geeibnahts3cit lit.
-ErGiioellt @illon Scr %gegenlp0r-
tia nit einernellpermdblten @emob-
lin Sic Tlittermodbcn IN Sot 5prings,
Ya., 5ubringt, feierte am Dienstog
icinen 50. @eGutstag. Gs maren
lonlf feline @Glte onpcienN. Cine gro
&c Yn3obl acknowledgements
trofcn p1btenD oeS CAGES ein.s @n-
fonqS Solular geoenft Der @rGii0ent
aud @1ibington 5uriid5ufebren. Gie-
Ie pidtigeii @eiddfte barren bier Der
GrlcoiQung. Die oiplomatiiden 9cs
siebungcn nit Geiterreid O~iirften in
der 3piIden5cit ms &are gebroht
icin.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-31
@0mmelfeAe

at einem einfa6en Stein amf Sem
~ Grade Inn
Or. !Seinrid Gbriitinu Gtraf,
anf Oem o@rOipeet 6ia" 6rieObOfe.
SD Streitberger $1.00
6. @eritenberg $1.u0
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

Fields. Florence ]
Gilbert, Wm. Est.
Glrardi. Fred. ....
Cooley x Kriley.
Gardner, w. S..
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

:, Frame house lot blk 20 In Black
Hawk :. :. ......... -. :. ..........
Frame barn lot Q blk 40. Black Hawk
H.. Frame barn lot blk 81. Black
Hawk =. .. .......... e. .. ..........
Frame house lot blk IS. Black Hawk
H.. Frame house bd w by Tomeison In
Russell Gulch 80. ..........
Frame house bd by $. Cummons In
Frame house bd w by Tambyn, Russell
Frame house bd n by $. Cummons in
Frame Frame house % bd W b, 'ra,mbiyn. Russell
=. Frame house by Egyptian mine. Qtz.
Hill
Gilpin observer., 1915-11-04

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BINGs MUST TAKE HOME PLOT.
Court Rules They Must Complete
East 0ath street Deal.

In deciding a suit brought by Bing &
bins against the Chaplin Home for the
aged TO recover the amount paid when
the builders undertook to buy the
premises on the north side of Sixty-sixth
street. east OF Lexington avenue, on the
ground That the home could not convey
. valid title to the property. Supreme
court Justice Lehman ruled yesterday
mat the home 10 able to deliver a valid
title and dismissed the complaint.
The opinion shows that Bin 4 Bing
agreed TO buy the property In June, 1914.
TOT $4,000. The premises In question
were part or a large tract leased by the
Shapin Home from the city Of New
YORK IN 1871 at an nnual rental Of 81
a year for n%inety-nine years on condi.
ton that the premises continue TO be
used AS "A home for the aged. Under a
statute passed by the Legislature In
1907 the home was empowered to pur-
chase the property at a price deemed
adsauats' Thereafter the home petit
toned the Sinking Fund Commissioners
TO sell the property TO the home for
10000 and the property wal sold for that
sum.
IN suing to recover the deposit made
for the property the purchaser contended
that the transaction between the city
ana the home was not a sale, but n gift,
and was In violation Of the constitu-
tional provision that public property
cannot he disposed Of in this manner.
Justice Lehman holds that the homes
agreement to conduct a home for the
aged on the premises. combined with the
purchase price OF 5000, constituted a
valid consideration for the sale. The
entire property In which the city sold ,ts
fee for $1,000 Is worth about $500, 900,
the testimony showed.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRk-JuLIA ". LOVE ct al, Plaintiffs,
against cLEMENcE L BoARpMAN e, al.
Defendants.
In the aSove-en,i,led action and bearing
date the 18th day of June. 1915. J. this
undersiGned, the Referee In said JudG-
ment. named. Viii sell at public auction. at
street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. City
of New York, on the lAth day OF July.
1915. at u. O'Clock noon. on that day. by
Bryan L. ksnnel'y, .Auct!oneer, the, prem.
i,ss d,,ssied BY ss,s ,.dsmmsn; to be sold
ALL tina, 10, of ground with the build
!ngs and Improvements thereon erected
situate in the Fifth Ward of the CITY OF
New York. and 10 known and distinguished
Of Anthony Lispensrd; ESQ deceased. b,
BY Walker street; southerly In the rear by
lot 81; westerly by lot les, and easterly by
rear each twenty-five as, feet, and 4,
length on each side one hundred i0ol
feet, be the same more or less, which said
premises are known by the street number
81 Walker street
Dated. New York. Jun. 81. 1915.
LEWIS $ BrRCHARD Referee.
EDWARDS 4 BRYAN. At,orn.y. for
Plaintiffs 81 Nassau street Borough
HILL, LocKwooD. REpFrELp & I.Y-
Boardman and Citing. s5 Nassau
street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
HARRY FLAuM ESQ. ATTORNEY for Def.
Kvie. MS Broadway. Borough Of Man
haitian. New York city.
The following l. a diagram Of the prop.
erty to be sold rs street numh'r Is Il
walker Street. Manhattan. New York city;