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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-23
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS

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N1Ae's . AJu'sv.1le 4ool !or 1870 dsys /,
slo1-a % twenty alys
-L9ty Clerk Foley VII be prepared
ta-nsy 70 Issue orders on the treasurer for
tle bills allowed by the CITY Council Al
Ii 1851 meeting
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VINO died II tue Infrmary from tue effects
Of suustruEe "Wednesday, was Juo Lef,eu.
Of sparta Il!s., where u.s mother resides.
M J. !. Clemson. # O.masss WA
il tie civ THURSDAY. on bt, wsy,o KIN.
sas to loyk AFTER some considerable land
and business interests he has there in ,ho
vicinity Of the 81. Francis river.
MIR. Patrick McAlnire fine EIGHTH
Street shoemaker, is seriously sick with
malsri.l fever At St Mary,s I,frmorv u.
was living at hisybomc until Wrdnesdov
when, though the intervention Of Gam,
English he wss ,oLor >, ,bo r,e.
NJ H. ~.
from New York. Csrmi and other n,sces
He had been zone ,evprsI wocko drr;oo
which time he sid.d Ran p,,u.. :;
laborious task Of wri,rr NJ. hoo,, ooa.,,,
inp the preerback nomination g.. DR.:
dent
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,ov"'0 V, WI W. T. AA'ey
"'..'n anu Ocu'r' thursday
~. h' W. "Vo'ney ana MISS hat'
''N "e'e uni'eu III marriage, Magistrate
s' INDICATING lhey are both Cairo
young people, They will make their home
q, Any
"rs' 0heehan mas mad well dug near
her hotel at Creal Spring, which furnishes
water that has been proven to nos,e.s 70.
msrksbla modico, nr.,;,;o, c.,
tho '''''' VI
" '''pp'ns al hef no'ei' having conhn
.ea themselves exclusively to the USE of ,h
water, have been much benefited in var
ious ways.
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=, an, ne ii'inois central gives notice tina
'he ioIIowlng rules will govern shipment
Of freight for exhibition At fairs in Il,ipo
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WHEAT-Lowcr; Angus, ---: September,
,8Hc; October, sOD'J.sc, November slhC;
December, 81
CORS-Lower; August. ~ c. September,
52c; October, jJ1ic; November, ij 0, year
i2sc; May, 43c
OArs-Lowcr; August 2iac September,
2i7sc; October, % &c; year, 2lnic.
PORK-Highcr; August $500; September,
$2lD DC obcr, S!O.Ul; year, Sl2.Tj; January,
$3.50.
LARD-Firmer; Auust, S757F; September.
$751;; October, S,.G7 !; November S,47l.;
January, S161ia
SHORT RiBs-Augu.t SIoRB: September,
SlO.4jUl0IiH; October, SOLO
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AGAINST BLAINE.
-hs OrErgsn II Of Canada Issue n
Strung Manifesto.


Strang Manifesto.
TORONTO, August 2-.-Qrange bodies
throughout Ontario IRE adopting resolu.
tions calling upon their brethren il the
United Suites 10 vote for Cleveland. The
following appeal WAS passed al meeting
Of Ink Draugemer Of this city on Wednes-
dgy night 10 be sent 10 Orange organiza.
tons throughout The United States ave,
the citizens Of Toronto, members Of the
loyal Orange Association Of British North
America desire 10 address our brethren
and ieiiow-C4HadisHs 10 the United
STATES as 70 the stand they should take in
American politics. We believe it is the
duty Of our brethren 10 strenuously Or.
pose, both by their votes and influence,
the election Of James o. Blaine, the Re-
publican nominee for President, as we
believe he Is the enemy Of England and
friend Of the demagogc Irish and off.
spring of the ROmish Church" The ap-
peal is signed by a committee Of four
teen.
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E-.The Mayor of Philadelphia has set
about the task Of having photographs made
of the principal public buildings as well as
places of historical interest in and about
the city of Brotherly Love. When the
pictures are flashed they will be sent to
the Worlds Exposition to be added to the
fine art gallery Of American and European
photographs,
Philip Lawrence has re-opened his
meat shop on Washington between 9th and
10th streets and, commencing with this
morning. will serve all his old, and also
new, customers with the best of cut meats
al reasonable prices. He is eXl erienced,
knows what is choice in meats and slways
enicavors to please his customers. Don't
fail to call on him,
In order to prevent visitors TO the
Worlds Fair from being over-charged the
Exposition management will make a thor
ough canvass of New Orleans and enter in
book the names Of all persons who de-
sire to keep dodgers or boarders during the
season Any person charging more than
the advertised rate will have his name
struck from the Exposition register, This
service will be entirely free.
Sheriff w. W. Mason, Of Decatur,
came down yesterday to take with him the
repentent thief West He did not know
West, but West knew him and, when they
mel, walked up to him and called him by
name and shook hands with them. West
seemed very much pleased 10 see the sheriff
and to get back to Decatur, West says he
got $lj from bis companion, farmer, but
the sheriff says the farmer claimed 10 have
lost see. Tie case is certainly strange
one. Sheriff Mason lett with his prisoner
yesterday. afternoon.
-PaiucaL New, Saturday; The game
Of baseball between the Ecktords Of this
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ASPIRING NEGROES,
Four Colored Men Named for Congress
in Mississippi.


in Mississippi.
CANTON, Miss, August 22.-The Re.
pubicans in this State have now made
nominations for Congress in each Of the
seven districts. -Four of the nominees
are negroes. In the Second district, now
represented by Chalmers, a negro named
Johnson is the nominee. In the Third,
Jefford's district, negro named Plenc
has been nominated. Jno. r. Lynch, col
ored, contests with Van Eaton, the pres
ent Democratic incumbent from the
Sixth, for an election. Yesterday james
Hill, colored, was nQpinated from the
Seventh to oppose Bafksdale, Demo
crat, now serving his first term Hill is
the United States Internal Revenue Col
lector for the State and gives a larger
bond than any other negro in the world
1t is said he will decline the Congress
sional nomination
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Game to the Trial,

BooNvILLE, Mo-, August 22.-Frauk
James arrived here yesterday to stand
trial on the charge of completely in the
Otterville train robbery on the Missouri
Pacific in 1876. The case will be called
tomorrow. 1t is said the defense will
move for continuance.
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Money and Stock Market.

New York, August 22.-Stocks, after a
fractional decline, became strong and buoy.
ant. Union Pacific rose to 56it on heavy
tran saCtOns, Northwestern rose 10 l0i; st.
Paul, ssIs; Pacific Mail, o2s Western Union,
500. Money. 2td3. Paper, j ,0B Bar silver,
HOE. Exchange irmer; ls4R to asa, long,
iSi y to i>il, short. Governments firm: Stites
quict bonds strong. Stocks strong after n
u III. advanccd; at midday marhet less active
aud prices fractionaly lower. Threes, 1904;
iIss, l24; Is, l20; IA ic is, rs
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SIX OF THEM EATEN,
Extract From Commander Schley,s
Forthcoming Report.

NEW YORK, August 22,-The following
is an extract from Commander Schley's
forthcoming official report; oIn pre-
pairing the bodies of the dead for trans
portation in alcohol to st. Johns, it was
found that the bodies of six of them
Lieutenant Kislingbury, Sergeant Jew.
ell, Private Whistler, Private Henry,
Private Ellis and Sergeant Ralston) had
been cut and the teshy parts removed to
a greater or less extent. All other
bodies were intactn
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-23

KALAMAZOO, MICHp August Com
mander Schley OF the Gree.y Relief Tx.
petition, stated privately that the re-
mains Of the late Edward Israel of Kala-
mGzoo, the meteOrologst of the Lady
Franklin Bay Expedition, were intact.
To relations will not allow them to be
.rNtlWel
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Live Stock Markets.


CATTLE-Reccipts, $500; exports nrmer at
$8.5N37.O %: good to choice slow at $GOJUG5O;
common TO fair, $i.OU0j2U; Texans, s3.ijl
ABS.
sHEEP-Reccipts, 1900; slow and weak ut
81 0DHiO.
Receipts, 1900; active but weak
aud jDl0c lower; light, $1.1j 1850; rough
packing S5.Sl@JG3O; heavy packing and ship
ping sG.3ODB.IO.
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BUFFALO

CATTLE-Market dun; fair TO choice 1920
$50; common to medium steers SI.2OJ4. 20:
mixed butchers $1,000 l.!j; stock bulls 81 800
80.
mon TO good, a. lj@j.0); Canadian, $500
$40
HoGs-Grasscrs, S5.2jaj.gj choice dairy
fed, $685.; pigs, $4Ii.t52O.
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limited STATES MARSHAL's SALE,
u TX AnNluAITN

BY yirtae of a writ issued out of the District
Court of the United states, for the Southern Dis
trict OF Illinois, in admiralty, dated on Monday the
18th day OF August, A, D., 1851, will be sold at fnb'
at New Liberty, Pope county. in said District, on
the fourth day OF September, A. D., 1881, between
the boar OF sunset of said day and o'clock A. NJ,
the lowing described propert town!
the wreck OF the scsnlboa +. z. lie lie, iuclud.
ing her boilers, engine', Niger engine doctor,
pump, grste bars, &C the same having been order
ed by said court to be sold, JOHN A. amen,
L, $. Marshall.
Springfield, H.. August 10Th, 1881
BY IL. r, DARWIN,
Deputy
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Failures Of the Week.

NEW YORK, August 22.-The failures
throughout the country during the seven
days, as reported to L. G. Dun & Co.,
number for the United States, 1877
Canada, %; total, 2l9, as against 22O for
last week.
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England.
STANLEY'S HEALTH.

LoSpoN, August 22,-Henry NJ Stan.
ley has gone to Aachen, P.ussla, where he
will remain several weeks to try the
waters for his health. He disapproves
Of the transfer Of the military base to
SuaAim.
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Ireland.
ORDERED TO STAND ASIDE.

DUBLIN, August 22.-The jurors in the
scandal cases have subscribed their names
to a document attestng in effect that
when O'Brien, editor of UHited ireland,
offered his evidence he was ordered by
the Court to stand aside
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-23

CHAyTAuQUA, y. Y, August 22.-Rev.
Daniel Curry lectured this morning on
"TAe Theology OF the Heart" after
which cAi!dreu's spelling match was
held
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NEW YORK

WHEAT-Lowcr; No. 2 Red September,
s9Hc; October, 9lEc; November 8Hc: De-
cember gjc; January Gigc
CoRS-High r; August ~ 30; September,
6lac October, GJAc; November, igisc.
OATs-Weaker; August, ii &c; September,
3lHc; October, 3lEC.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-08-23

Mr.. Lowering, of Messrs HotToung & Co.,
Sydney, n S. W, Australia, suffered agony
from the govt and was unabIeto get nd sta
irs. A few application of St. Jacobs Oil, the
magical pain reliever, cured him.
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Arrested for Murder.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Joseph Rice
was arrested this morning for fatally
shooting Lena Stein, she refusing his at.
tentions.
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For Rent.

i c5:;sgs oa 10Th Street, secoui door
west Of Walnut. Apply 70
3. Z W WE-TIp-E
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WENT DOWN WITH THE VESSEL.

WENT DOWN WITH lHE VESSEL.
The crew escaped TO the deck of the
collier, which Immediately started for
Woods Hole, but being oyertakeu by the
Gate City, of the Boston and Savannah
Line, they were transferred to that vessel
aud landed al Woods Hole. Tue United
States steamer FiShhawk went TO the
scene OF the wreck, where nothing can
be seen except
THE TOPS OF THE MASTs
of the Sunken vessel. The Tallapoosa
was en- route for Newport to receive Sec
Rotary Chandle- and party, all of whose
effects were on boar the wrecked
steamer and lost.
The scene of the acc,u, is off SQUASH
Meadow shoaiS. The co.iiding vessel
was loaded with 200 tons coal The
crew OF the Ta!iapoosa, consisting of loo
officers and meA, escaped from the sink
Ing msu-ot-Nar 10 the sch oouer.
sUK6EoN BLACK.
WASHINGTON. D. c., August ga
dispatch received at the Navy Depart
ment this maraing confirms the report OF
the sinking Of the Tallsp oosa. Post AS
siStani Surgeon Clarence +, Black, who
Is supposed 10 Dc drowned was native
Of New Brunswick, and appointed 20 the
position November Il, ls5l, from Penn
sy.vanis, tie ranked as Erst lieutenant.
He had seen seven wears Of sea service,
and I've years Of shore duty, and was
one yesr under waiting orders.
THE TALIAPOOSA
w2s tourt1-rat< paddle steamer Of ESQ
tons al1 carried two AowitZsrs She was
Used = : dispatch vessel, and became
famous 70! Il! participation in the
1u1ksL1g tours Of te3ers. officials. The
1A-spaoss was the vessel lifted W u
ss--y Garfield ont 10 ssa, but the idea
Was abandoned, anc she has since been
Ii The constant service Of Secretary Chan
der anc lis friends.
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f. A. BURNETT,
Book Commercial saa Job Printer,
- Ohio Levee.
ROund-HOl Perforat0r. S S,.sm,

Prices according tn Style and Quality
of Paper, special discount on large
orders:
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Secretary Chandler's Flagship
Meets an Ignominious Fate
at Sea.
Colldes With Coal Steamer and Goes to
the Bottom-Surgeon Black and
OolOred Servant Drowned.
Loss OF the Secretary's Personal Effects
Escape Of the Officers and
Crew.

BosToN, MASS, August PA report
has just been received from Cottage City
saying that the United States steamer
Talapoosa had collided with a coal
steamer off Martha's Vineyard last night
and Immediately sank. All the officers
and crew were saved, with the exception
Of Surgeon Black and colored servant
who
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FOREIGN NEWS.
France


PARIS, August 22.-China has notified
France that an attempt to repeat the
Kelung affair, in which Admiral Lespes
attacked and destroyed the forts, Is tc
be considered declaration of war, and
that China will call on the treaty
powers to fulfill their duties TO neutrals
in the island Of Formosa, those powers
having assumed protectorate over Re
lung in the treaty. 1t is announced to-.
day that Admiral Courbct was instructed
last evening to lombard Foo-Chow ar.
senal, but it is expected that very little
resistance will be offered and that the
arsenal
WILL BE EASILY CAPTURED,
The town is merely collection of
workshops, factories aud yards for ma.
val construction and the development of
the mctalurgical wealth of the country.
In ordinary times it employees about p
600 WOrkmen under the superintendent
of siXty.Six Europeans The port of
Foo Chow is not on the sea coast, but
about twenty miles inland, on the River
Men. The city or settlement, lies about
ten miles higher up the river, and is not
accessible to steamers drawing more
than twelve feet of water. The Ar
sena lies about midway between the
mouth Of the river and the city. 1t is
the only place where ships can be built
by Cinnamon in European style.
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HaydJck jlmpseat surrey, new good job, At a
bargain. Inquire Of Z A Barnett, Bulletin office.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
Tho WatermeIon Festival.

The social and watermelon festival of the
ladies of the Baptist church, last evening,
was marked success, financially and other
expenses. The literary entertainment was
especially fine. The solo by Mrs. J. C..
Chapman was decidedly the best of the even
ing, and the solos by Miss Hatch and Mr..
Fred Kruger were exceedingly we'll render
ed. The duets by Mr.. Kruger and Mrs. DR..
Albers, and Mr.. Kruger and Miss Hatch,
and the two renditions by the quartette were
well received. The recitations by Miss Hatch
and Miss Ella Blair received with hearty ap-
plause. Taken all in all the entertainment
was the best one yet given in Delta.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
NOTICE
To Holders of County Warrants.

WHEREAS The floating indebtedness of the
county of Delta exceeds the sum OF ten thousand
dollars; and
WHEREAS A petition, signed by more than fifty
of the electors of the said county of Delta VINO
have paid taxes upon property assessed 10 them
in said county in the preceding year, has been
presented to the Board of County Commissioners
of said county, praying said Commissioners TO
publish notice requesting the holders OF county
warrants of said county to submit in writing TO
said Commissioners, within thirty days from the
date of the first publication of such notice, a
statement of the amount of warrants 0i snid
county, with accrued interest thereon that they
will exchange ut par for the bonds of said county,
to be issued under the provisions of the act OF the
General Assembly of the State of Colorado, en-
titled, IAN Act to enable the several couuties of
the state to Fund their Floating Indebtedness,
appraved February 2l, A. ID. 1854. said bonds TO
bear eight per cent. interest
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby given to
the holders of said warrants of the county of
Delta to submit in writing to the Board OF Com
missioners of said county, within thirty days
from the date hereof, II statement of the amount
of said warrants, with accrued interest thereon
which they will exchange ut par for the eight
per cent. bonds of said county, issued under the
above mentioned act, provided the same shall
hereafter be ordered issued by vote of the tax
payers of said county.
By order of the Board.
+. L. KELLOGG, County Clerk.
First publication. July 30. 1884.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
RepubIic.n County Convention.

The Republican county convention was
called to order, last Saturday, by Chairman
w. o. Stephens.
Samuel Wade was elected permanent pres
ident, and S. s. Sherman permanent secre-
tary.
A committee on credentials, consisting of
Samuel Wade, w. N. Kennicott and A. R.
King, were appointed, who reported the fol-
lowing delegates present:
Precinct No. Robert Dillon, H. T. West,
George w. Moody (by Blair, proxy,) s. s.
Sherman, A. R. King and R. d. Blair.
Precinct No. 2-George H. Duke and -
Metcalf, (by w. A. Clark, proxy.)
Precinct No. 4-George Fogg and w. N.
Kennicott.
Precinct No. samuel Wade, II. L. Ma.
rot and w. A. Clark.
On ballot being taken, Samuel Wade, j.
B. Hart and VIM. Mathers were declared to
be the choice of the convention for delegates
to the Republican State convention, to be
held in Colorado Springs. September 10.
H. l.. Marot, A. R. King and r. D. Blair
were declared elected as delegates to the Dis
trict convention, to be held at Gunnison, Sep
tember 6.
The convention, by an unanimous vote,
endorsed the candidacy of James w. Bucklin
for Representative.
On motion adjourned.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
Notice to Ranehrnen,

1t is my intention to make shipment of
the products of Delta county to the Denver
Exposition next Saturday, and request all
who have any samples of produce worthy of
exhibition to bring them in by that time.
Another shipment, and the last one, will be
made on the 18th Of the present month, in
order to have it on hand by Delta County
day-September %. BY this time it if hoped
that a representative exhibit can be collect
ed No soliciting further than this notice
will be done. ROBERT d. BLAIR,
Shipping Agent
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
County Court.

The following cases have been heard by
Judge King at the September term of the
County Court:
Babin VS.. Sheppard, trespass, appeal from
Justices court; jury trial verdict, $50 dam
ages notice for new trial given.
CARL VS.. CARL, divorce default entered
against defendant, and time granted for max
ing proof.
Barker VS.. Crotser, money demand; case
dismissed by plaintiff.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
Notice for publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GuNNIsoy,

LAND OFFICE AT GUSSIsoS, Colo,
September !, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof In support Of his claim, aud that snid
proof will be made before u. l.. Kellogg. clerk of
district court, at Delta. Colo, on October o. 1881,
viz: Martin Winfield ID. s. 2s7, Ute Series, f the
VIZ neL, neA neh, sec. II. nwL nwH sec. u,
ridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
snid land, viz: J. W. Barry, A. Kari Robt. Thorn
as and o. A. Peterson, all of Delta, Colo.
JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GuSNIsoS, Colo.
August l6, 1881.

J
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before Z. L. Kellogg, clerk of
district court, at Delta Colo, on October 2, 1881
viz: John C. Howard, b. g rs, Ute Series. for the
sec. l3, town. Il south, range % west of the 9th
principal meridian
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land. viz George W. Moody. W. 7. Johnson
Joseph Rollins, and Albert Wilson, all of Delta,
Colo, JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03

Fred. Kruger, father-in-law of DR.. U. L.
Albers, spent the fore part of the week in
Delta. Mr.. Kruger is at the head of the
Knights of Honor in Colorado, and is q
whole-souled gentleman, one Of the kind that
does person good to meet.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03

The bondsmen of Corclon b. Hickman,
late receiver OF the land Office at Lake City,
have been sued by the government for the
amount of the defalcation, 5000. Enos T.
Hotchkiss, of the North Fork, is one of the
unfortunate three.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
Notice for Publication.
LAND officE AT GussIsos. Colo.

August Il, lssi.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 max.
inial proof In support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before T.. L. Kellogg. clerk OF
district court, at Delta, COo on October II, 1851,
viz: Frank r. Passiek, ID. s. Isl, Ute Series for the
sel4 sea sec. 9, 81 swA sec. 10. and nwi1 Of nwh
meridian.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz :. Kclso Frank Cole, W. r. John
son, and J. c. Howard, all of Delta. Colorado.
JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At GusSrsoS, Colo

LAND OFFICE AT GuSNisoN Colo,
August $, 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before T.. l.. Kellogg. clerk al
district court, at Delta, Colo. on october ., issi
viz: Charles A. States, ID. s. 75 Ute Series for the
y swli, swIt seq sec. ~ town. Is south, range
96 west 9Th principal meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: A. J. Spar. Nathaniel Wales, J. c.
Gum and Frank Koppc. all OF Delta Colo.
JOIN ] THOMAS. Kegister.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03

j. C. Howard and son Arthur leave this
evening for the Red Mountain country, to do
assessment work on claims held by them.
Delta chief., 1884-09-03
County Onicers.

County Commissioners-First district, Edward
II. Capron: second district, John L. Hart; third
district, David Stephens
Clerk and Recorder-E. L. Kellogg.
Sherif-Ben. S. Gheen.
Treasurer-T. II. McGranahan.
County Judge-Alfred X. King.
Surveyor-Wm. L. Marcy.
Assessor-George H. Duke.
Superintendent of Schools-G. H. Merchant.
Coroner-Robert Breese.
County Physician-Dr. U. E. Albers.
County Attorney-A. E. Amsbury.