The Delta independent. [volume], October 20, 1905, Image 8

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COMMISSIONER'S
PROCEEDINGS
October Meeting, 1905.
The following rebates, reductions and
cancellations of assessments were al
lowed, on account of erroneous assess
ments;
Campbell Bros. 1050 on vulimlion, erroneous
assessment.
Montrose nml Dehii Cunul Co., lowered 11000 on
improvement*.
John K*iJy <0.70 cash rvlMite account of erron
eous assessment.
1.0.0. F. LcxlKeNo.no, lowered S9OO on hn
-9 lent*.
Keport* of ditrerent county officer* were ni>-
(•rovecl.
noointment of Leo Tunnn n* deputy *heriff
• frn* approved.
Henry Hanunond wa* appointed eon*tahk* of
precinct No. 1.
.”*lllll Lov*ttwa* apiK»iutecl.i*on*tal»leof precinct
No. 4.
The following; l»ill* wen* allowed and warrant*
ordered drawn tor the *ame:
BBIDGP.S AND BUU.DINOB FUND.
Robert Hender*on lalxir, nssiuned $214 25
N. I>. Bennett, lalxir on hridtn* 7u uu
U. VV. Van Holt, printiiiK and haiiKinK
sign •••• 0 *>»
Via unison Kiver Mridae Co., rent on liridce . 15a ao
Oti* Hugrefe, lalxir assigned 'J 25
Peter >i undry. work on bridge iron— 21 lu
tf. A. Walker supplies 5l MU
Total 9IIM tti
SUPPORT OP POOR FUND.
Allx*rt Viiliman. supplies 4 00
It F vVi'iiam*. *nppne* 7
I M. Conklin, supplies 18 05
llluir & \ nthill, moving pun|**r . 10)
L A Hick, heidth olllcer oil uu
A If red Yillimun,juirxiiiK ixiu|**r, assign
4Sd • 0a
Emma Mallord, nur*niK jumper 172 uu
Frank Lenmster, Ixxmi ot pauper 51 50
Paonia Mercantile,Co., .”>uppiitv 15 2u
41 lietta, oupt. of ixxir 2>iUu
Total S:WU 35
SP.iJI.VL OONTINOEXT POND.
Delta Electric Light Co.; light* 15 75
It M Light, IxNini— 4 *jo
Out West PrintinK *V stationary Co, siiji
j»iie* 1IK) 21
Maurice « orlx*tt, lalxir 2 2u
Alexander Ni*lx*tt, lalxir 1 U 0
I) .* Doughty. ea*li advaueed 79 75
.» E UeCK.e>. t'a*h udvtuiced s* u.-
C Gibbs, c.t*li udvaneixl 152 15
Walter euigieton, ea*h advanced 4' 25
V P VV rigid, 1 tel late on taxes 30 92
D » Urtitf.ity, ca*ii advuiiced 21 MO
Total 5.112 us
COUNTY ROAD FUND.
fi M Closson, road over-seers salary 292 00
lit* Martiu ** *' 3*© uu
C Woeuscn ** “ hw uu
A M Mcii.wl, lalxir 77 00
Alonso it unittou. labor 12 0
K P Madsen, lalxir lilt Mu
Pitomu Mercantile Co, hilxu 4 5u
Clyde ItecJ, Jaixir 12 UU
4’iute Stout*. lalxir 37 Nu
W F Hornsby, lalxir 31 50
•4.' J Ltpixr*, lal*or ;t CO
8 W'uiker, labor 25 «5o
Josvimi Fisher. lalx«r 4 AM
W u Mutou, luixir 1W Uu
if E Douglas*. lalxir— 9 00
W W CVmik, lalxir .17 .10
i r M Kuiatftou, lalxir It* 5u
J oe Iteicli, lalxir ;u iiu
Fir*! National Hank llotchkis*, lalxir.. i;t 50
runners A Merchant* Hunk 13 5u
First National Hunk Paoum. lalxir :«.• 25
Miilanl Fuiriuinh, iatx>r 2l*> UO
J E ifuunun. lalxir i* uu
tl W Davis, uilxir 1 5u
Oti* Hogreie, lulxir 14a Au
4Mockluun itros., supplies . OS *k
W E (Lump, sacit* 3 75
Oil* rtokivie xtipplie* MO 75
O iv Gotxiwi.i, lumb *r 154 25
I‘lmw* ViiVKoi v, inlxir— 2* .
<; Wueusca. s.ippiies ini In
Eiiiliu* A Kent I 45
4 cvLuvritte Lumber «s M ii|Nuiy. lumlvr. 21 44
V\ ii Euuner 45 7u
C D Seeley, lumlx-r Dtuk
L’w}', Luwlitrr 4 Mercantile io, lamtx*r 155 it*
Imlepeadunt Lumlier (si, lumber 21 ««
4fnuul Him Lumber Co, lumber 4)l»
Meud CNMtull Lundx*r Co. lumber 112 5..
Miller-Nutting Jiercuntii** to, *u|i|ilie- 714
D » Disighty, sojipinv Hit
Total 3jm« 0©
ORDINARY COUNTY FUND.
.Ted II lteed, dep water commissioner . 72 0»
Flunk itopp. dep. water com 7m M 0
.1 if Dak*. dep water com tin a..
4b P HrookUmk, tlep water mm 32 92
ltonkin ■; Kelk-y. dep wiUer coni 07 5u
H W Kelley, tk*|i water com 4x :ct
W 11 Piil4siry, dep water com M 07
H *” Heckiey, dep water cxhii 71 07
Hurt Ciiapin.m, «k*ii water com :ti 07
H .v Uieaani-ou. il»*|i water coni 70 07
Amktson Palmer, tlep water com W»
Flunk I’ldwls, dep wuter com 55 ui
Tho* Hitler, dep water n«i 52 5u
AMi* H'Wmlr, dep water coin, n«ixii"il
frixn Ee*ie> .30 83
P J Meilo.i, dop water com 1U« 50
P F Mtxi.u*) . clep water com 07 :Ct
,/os 4 oviiuruia. dep water com 75 MU
Mae McLiu, dep water c«mii 7 50
loim Edif.ir, tlep water com 4 (O
W H G.uot*s dep water com 40 00
YJ Mam *y, tlep water com 27 50
Thus Bum*.dep water nan.. 112 7 i
4f. d Kim*. dep wider coat P*t 75
lit Brewster, tlep wider com 117 50
t.’oinmtxlore TeuKue, tlep wider ctmi ... 27 50
,?otui N *Um, tlep wider ctsa C- on
V O Mi*r*um. tlep wuter c«»m 227 50
4m» Huk*r, dep water ctan 153 33
4 kiio Tektplioac 45*. rent on phone ... 19 25
Mtute Industrial Schtxd, Ixxmi 77 M 0
fjonual Institute, attendimre institute 4n Uu
Clarence dmith.etml 11 00
W H Jon**, bje insixfltir 15s ui
f? t' Morrison, constable tee* 9 t»5
Hirhanl Forest, hatllitur llsli .30 on
J Erast, labor 2 50
4 'l*.i* (itmtlnoiiKli. lals.r 25u
Wulter A 4'unaintflutin. livery' bin* .... 14 5u
W Huiey, livery hire 12 MM
0 E Wilson, livery hire 1 50
Heminirion-Elliott • 't>. <k*p shorill' fees. 71 Ao
ffeury* M unmond. tlep stMTitt's fens 13 4)0
,/ m-iluiul .teller*. Ixuiill * f*x*s assiKUsd
fnsn Knud pi 0(1
patrol a 1 Patterson, dep slier! ir fees. 2* r-0
Au«ler*:n Palmer, tit p slu*ritr fetv ... 35 0 >
4* 8 4HMm, *(M*ril( fie* . 4.V14K1
rfuuo .sellp. tlist ulty itx*s ia>
Wulter bindleton. dist clerk Mil 20
ll L 4kirtiss, tlep assessor * fees 45 o>.
<t L Ctx kiehum, us*iw*or's *ulury 45a (X
gOitona (} Meyer*, co *upt 297 Uu
Fret I N Dickerson, co jinlwe ;im 1
.ioliu If < urti.t, co surveyor tCi ix
4 .H liunriu, co cortnier. 13 a. I
F M Mrivart. dep hurt m*|x*ctor 210 b
FI E Mathew*, hort in*|M*ctor 2mh o.
Delta lu<lenend«*nt, printiiiK 117 4U
iiutlwr \\ R(nml, iirintiiiK 11 hx
H D llu.ikina .print inp 210
4*aoui.i NewM]xi|K*r, printiiiK I 70
Ptiurl Mtbbt. steiioKrapiier s li-o* UU
Oliver D.mii, steUoKmpher * fee* .. . ||o M>
d M Itrock. Juror * f.x*s 7 45
M Bill unit m, juror * fix** 0 25
% M Nrwurt, Juror * fee* 2 05
Heiin Hawker, juror * fm*H 3 55
.f L liilJnuui, juror s fee* pi 15
M J Jolmsoa. juror * ftse 10 If.
Julia Jel-er*. juror * fees 2 05
Cert Norton, juror * fees 2 05
Win llurriiiKßin, Juitw * fee* 2 0.
fj (■ Kuiv., juror s ftx-s * O'*
W C Downing, juror * fees 3 25
f D Dilluid. airor * ft* 2 05
•* E (fallup, jiior s fee* . . 310
H K FeiKUstm, juror n fees 4 3U
VV tv liinndel, jiimr s fees. 2 0
it W s%\ itxer, juror * fee* 2 mi
‘JiwifW' Deter, juror * feist 2 05
.1 trim Davis, Juror * fee* 2 0
Find Nat I Hank, Hotchkiss, juror*
fee**. U'*tl 0 26
AM4t* Htsm-fe, juror * fee*, itsstl Culd
well.... 4 in
i S ’ 4rule, juror s fete 7 U 5
1 11 Mt>wer, jumr * fete A 30
>IW Jelfer*. juror * fete, used AM !i5
« A Hnjihim, wittMte and juror * fixe.
■sstl. 97 70
First Nut I tinnk, Deltu.witiuvs uuti jur
or s Use, wetl 815 45
J E l eckley, juror * fete 25 It)
Furnien* and Merchant's lltinlt, Jumr *
Use, W**d 123 05
/•dm Hurringtnn. witness and juror s
fee* 10 15
Win A Miepliiird, witiwes and Juror x fete to 15 ,
Mr* Lola HrHuirli. witness mid Juror s
few 12 !«'
J B Mrlluirli. witness and inror * tees . 12 |o
Julin lsinmyn. wit me* uml juror * fees. 12 25
•'slwunl J Mathews, witme* nml Juror's
fee* 7 HA
McKinley Winner, witaueu ami Juror s
few j»
Jum>|)Ii HoKivfi 1 , eerveo com 172 7u
It O Wilinot, nerv co com Wl Su
K M Gott», nci v co com . 146 Ml
Geortfu >topa«iu, *erv co atty 125 00
Goer tV, Ciuck, Mippiiw 2«» K5
E M iiuniy, Huerui a lew 14 60
P5A1 liuuiy, Micnli h few 15 20
*5.001 07
State of ColoradoI ( gg
County of Delta, ) .
I, D. S. Doughty, County Clerk in
and for the county and state aforesaid,
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true statement of that
part of the commissioners proceedings
as pertains to the allowance of bills,
letting of contracts and the granting
of rebates of taxes or assessments, as
required by an act approved of Aoril
12. 1901, and a brief statement of such
other matters as are contained therein.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
Delta county this 14th day of Octobee,
A. D. 1905.
D. S. DOUGHTY,
Comity Clerk.
LEADER KNEW NO FALTERING.
Even After Death John Ziska Inspired
His Adherents.
John Ziska. who made war on be
half of the persecuted Hussites
.against the Emperor Sigismuud. was
only once defeated, and forced his
sovereign in the end to treat with
him on terms of equality.
Ziska lost one eye very early in his
career, and the other at the storming
of Prague. Nevertheless, though to
tally blind, he continued to lead his
adherents from victory to victory. He
died eventually of the plague while
besieging the castle of Craslau.
But even then his usefulness was
not at an end, for his skin was tanned
and made into a drum-head, in ac
cordance with his last wishes, and its
martial music served to inspire the
Hussites with an ardor that eventually
overcame all obstacles.
Take a Freeh Start.
As the horses trot down to the wire
in a long, straggling line a race offi
cial bangs a bell and the whole field
turns and goes back to try again. A
fresh start is necessary. But it is not
only on the race track that fresh
starts are essential to the achieve
ment of results. There are countless
instances of business firms taking
fresh starts after visitations of mis
fortune. Individuals without number
daily turn their backs upon discour
agements of the past and take a fresh
start. The man who fails is he who
Is unwilling to do battle over again.
An individual suffers everlasting fail
ure if. when confronted by obstacles
he refuses to gird up his loins an*
take a fresh start. Fresh starts an
the foes of sluggishness and laziness
and the guarantees of a brighter sue
cess than could be possible without
them. —Baltimore Herald.
Preacher Was Misunderstood.
Bishop Blomfield discovered one day
•• he entered the pulpit that he bad
forgotten the manuscript of his ser
mon. It was Impossible to do ss the
Scottish minister did In similar cir
cumstances. sen ’ for the sermon fron
his home while the congregation sun*'
Psalm 119. No, he must preach e>
tempore, and did so. taking for hk
theme the existence of God. Ver.
well satisfied he felt with his effor
As he walked home he overtook on
of his congregation, whose opinion <
the sermon be invited. “Well, It wer
a very good lermon," was the rerl
•'but I don’t agree wl* It. I belie* '
there Is a God!"
Ruakin Displayed Snobbishness.
Leveson-Gower, author of entertai
ing memoirs, tells of an occasion r
which Rusk in was snobbish. He say:
•‘Ruskin on one occasion gave a lar
supper, to which he Invited some
the leading undergraduates whom '
did not know. His speech on this •
caslon did not make a favorable 1*
pression. He said he could hardly e
press how much he felt honored th
so many young men who were super!-
to him socially should have con
scended to accept his Invitation. Th
disinclined us to keep up the acquaiu
ance. although we were the lose
thereby."
V* vwtrmtm
wo plnco tlilH liilh-I on every
imckugu of Mcott'n Eiiiiilhloii.
Tlio mun with u Hull on lilh luick
In our trade-murk, mid It I* n
gunrnnti-o that Scott'n Etuul-
Hion will ilo nil tlint In claimed
tor It. Nothing lirttor for lung,
throat or hroneliliil troulikw In
Infant or adult. Bcott'H Kniul
hloii U one of tho grrntmt llndi
hulldont known to tlio medical
world.
Wt’ll MW fM « >«■»!» Aw
scon & iowie, *s:y *.w*
Jest and (???)
By James Barton Adams
Th«* Mfranni - »•»*••«
l A mermaid wi n livid in ll» en of Jf|Nii>
, Oft pr/yed the kind ft i ie> t« ►end her a nun
l Knelt down on her tin I, «i. II e ooroft'.H ►en.
» Aml upthrough the wave* a *nt t-c* eloquent plea.
I One day m gie. t roni. ms of thn- dei, >lie he. d,
ISy htunning coneu*>ion* tic blue deptt.- .etc
atirred,
I And down near the month of ier com line don
I Came a gicat iron ahipioud •‘fi-cree iookiuj; me).,
i borne lacking aeg and m.iiic lac. ii g wi. unit,
.koine beadles.', and tilled with tlicdiiivt uianu
> The maiden turned tal on the i.orrihic ighi
■ And swum from thespot in a shiver of t right
•Till she mod with a grand-daily wha e on the
way.
Who asked her the came oi her trembling dls
may.
With the tears coursing down through tho brine
on her cheeks.
That marred her complexion with laclirymt:
streaks'.
Site tod him the tale of the divadtul a flair
That came through the deep in rep y to her
prayer.
She'd asked for a mull, and the good fairy sends
A whole lemnant eounter «»f grim odds and
wlds.
••You've in* came for fear’, said the grand dnddy
whn e,
"Your tears wipe away on the end of your
tail;
'Twas not the gisal fairy, who sent that great
loud
Of shattered humanity to your aliodc;
'Twas Tog", a tan coloied r ing of the sea
A lUHtatime terror a wild JA|«ncc,
Whose one gieuiest joy ef existence 1 ween.
Is knocking the sea cs from the l.ussiau exar
dine.
Co hack to your prayer*, but much I'm afraid
You’le dinned to live single ami die a mer
maid.
Forever since time and the sexes began
Uhl maids among mmtuls have prayed fora
lllilU.
Hut sehli m has any such prayer, my dear,
E fleeted a lauding on llste. lug ear."
Abner Fever and Ella Sick were mar
ried in Boston last week. What an ill
mated couple.
Governor Folk says he is not an angel,
and his acts bear him out in the asser
tion. He is in the habit of rushing in
where angels would fear to tread.
An Oregon lawyer demands that the
‘ 'hounds of government be started after
the big fish. *' In a chase of this nature
water spaniels would be more effective.
Bob Fitzsimmons is going to star in
comic opera. The only kind of opera
he could star in, you know, if you have
seen Mm.
Captain Taggart says "If whiskey
were taken from the army it would he
heaven.'* Some of your brother offi
cers might think that would be hell,
captain.
Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, has
broken one of his ribs and makes more
fuss over it than he does over breaking
several of the Ten Commandments.
•*A young man is not susceptible to
religious teaching when he sits beside a
young woman in church/* says an lowa
minister. Why not? One would naturally
think that would turn his thoughts
toward heaven.
A correspondent asks the Kansas City
Star if Mary Yellow Calf, now suing
for divorce, is a daughter of old Sitting
Bull. She is not cattle-logued as such,
we believe.
A correspondent aslcs for relief from
constant buzzing in the cars. Can't
you induce her to go back east and I
spend the winter with the old folks?
"Two lonesome skunks by the roadside
stood
As an automobile rushed by.
Which left an odor that was not good.
And a tear stood in one's eye.
Oh, why do you weep? said his anxious
friend.
Why do you sob and qucke?
J Because that smell, the other skunk said
I Is like mother used to make."
So writes a vcrscticulator (word copy
righted) in the New York Press. The
incident suggests another verse:
"Said the other skunk, with a roguish
wink,
That bunch of malodorants.
That pungent gob of conglomerate stink,
Makes me feel like thirty scents/*
And as louder the stink of the 'mobile
stunk
They held their disgusted noses.
And one skunk said to the other skunk
"By gad! we*ro the attar of roses.
An exchange asks why when a~milk
man commits suicido he always drowns
himself. The answer is easy. He
does,nt.
William Jennings Bryan sayshenever
gets tired, but a Chicago paper thinks
his audiences are not so fortunate. If
a William Jennings Bryan audence
ever gete tired it manifests its wear!-
, ness by applause-not yawns.
.The Democrats of Buffalo have nomi
nated a man named Adam for mayor
and expect to be Able to raise Cain with
the opposition.
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Kansas banks are bulging full of
money, $118,000,000 now being on de
posit in the state. Farmers may be
compelled to use their corn cribs for
cash storage purposes when the returns
i, from this year* banner crops begin to
1 come in. •
“! *"
'• I The political railroad pass has been
! abolished in Nebraska and in future
conductors will no longer glance from
the oass to its holder and wink know
ingly at themselves.
v Members of Newport’s 400 recently
attended a ball disguised as farmer girls.
It is possible that some of them may
have looked really handsome in that
r dress.
l Mr. Rockefeller says there is more
y in life than mere money getting which
is very true. Mere money spending
r f’rinstance.
A Missouri man died the other day
from cancerof the cheek and his friends
are greatly distressed, unusually so be
cause the cancer was caused by a kick
from a pale gray mule in which he had
placed a too childlike trust.
In each hat he sells a Chicago dealer
1 pastes a copy of the Ten Command
ments. This enables the most sinful
wearer to truthfully declare that he
lives under their teachings.
' Rev. Dr. Huntington says he never
saw an angel with whiskers. Where
does the reverend gentleman think the
good Populists go when they die, may
we ask?
New York theater managers cannot
understand why many of their patrons
do not remain in their seats between
the acts and hear the orchestra. That
is easily explained. Those who go out
have better mouths for beer than ears
for music.
The rural courtship! Ah! but there's a
joy
The city folks must ever be denied;
An honest, husky, good, hard-working
gem of rustic beauty by his side I
The midnight recess hour, when they
come down
From young love's ever radiant, gol
den sky.
And in his hand she lays a golden brown
And generous cut of home-grown
pumpkin pie.
His Wisdom.
Old Kiug Solomon was In a merry
mood.
'•Did you not offer to quiet dlcputlng
mothers one time by cutting n baby
In half?” asked the visitor.
“Yes,” laughed the old king, “and
still retained my wisdom. However,
you may put me down as saving I
never acted as Judge at a baby show/'
And Solomon winked and ordered
the slaves to bring in peacocks’ ton*
gues and orange wine.
London Houoomaids in Livory.
Housemaids In 11%0r.v are the latest
Innovation In ‘‘smart” houses
One fashionable woman has attire*!
her maids In neat skills, tight fittmy
: bodices, with natty doublv-breaste.'
I waistcoats of yellow ar.d black, tin:*
brass buttons on cither side.
I
STRANGE ADVICE!
Or. O. O. Orecti given nerwmal attention
to hi* great humanitarian contract.
11l oiir Alniannc for many yearn prod tve
have given unu.tiul advice to thoac nfflic
tetl with couglia, colilx, tliroat or lung
tronlilea or conaiunption. he have told
them if they did not receive any apccial
benefit after the uae of one 75-eenl size
bottle of Cennati Syrup, to coiihuU tlieir
doctor. We did not aak them or urge
them to use a large numticr of liotllcn, na
ia the caae in the advertising of many
other remedies, thir confidence in tier
man Synip inakea it ponaihle for ua to
give eucli advice. \vc know by the ex
perience of over 3J yeara that one 75-cent
bottle of Gertiiuu Syrup will apeedily re
lieve or cure the wont couglia, colds,
bronchial or lung trouble#—and that.
, even in tied caaea of umaumption, one
Urge bottle of (lermun Syrup will work
wooden. New trial Imttlea, 25c.; reg
ular aim, 75c. At all druggist., a
\ Farmers and Merchants Bank |
• j. r. DAHMH, H. 11. WOI.BEMT. I
{ IItDIVIDIIitL BESPOSBIBITITV, SSW.OOO. j
3 Do an Exclusive Banking Business and have the largest number and 8
• amount of Deposits of an; Bank iri Deta County. _
3 Drafts and Traveers’ Uhecks issued payable in everv nnuupal citj •
5 of the World *
8 PRINCIPAL AMERICAN CORRESPONDENTS: 3
3 Notional Hunk of North America. New Vork City. •
• KiHilth. Siplnid S Kuhiw, N'*w \x» tllj. »
• Colorado National Bank. Denver. T«
• First National Hank. llucblo. , 2
3 Every faoiity tud accommodation afforded our patrons consistent •
• with safe and sound Banking. . , 3
3 H. H. WOI.BERT. <«»lt Irr. Z
IWe Have Shaved Down the Prices j;
• <►
ij| Our Complete \\
4 1' J...- C&| | j of Carpenter tools to a very j
X |/T Vjjßf t')g3P*\3l fine point. We have also ▼
▼ Fl ■ HM|||i . I l ® sawed off the prices on heat- ▼
♦ l' Il\ TO 1 ; ing Stoves of which we carry •
Wo give more guarantee with a
11 than any other made. We are not stove ▼
♦ up, but want to put your stove up or
♦ a new
! REMEMBER! We are headquarters for (>
IMPLEMENTS WAOONS and BUOUIES.
} Cells 4 Porter Murat Con«j;
i Use Somerset Coal
iTraoiifer work a iptcialiy. WiMmH JP
| Blair & Crabill.
[^iKiiwdaHwaaitMwaw
The ——
" ■ ■ m/ way tickets to California will
be sold at a rate of $25.00.
I ft I I Same rate applies to Portland
■vPQTPrn ° rs<?attie
|| yyy | || The Midland Route aCorda
the best service add thickest
111 All Through Tourist Car.
|| Qy Service.
• City iickot Agstiit
C. H. BPEEHB, G. P. A.
Denver.
FIVE TRAINS
The Rock Island System now off
ers a choice of five daily trains
from Colorado to eastern points.
THREE of them are for Omaha
and Chicago, and the other TWO
for Kansas City and St. Louis.
The equipment is new and up-to
date and a dining car on every
train. All leave at convenient
hours.
"Let us figure on your trip”
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