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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04
RARE CHANCE.
ELEdANTHoUsE IETHE EAsHIoN = q QCARTIE

EOR SALE UN LEMON HILL.-Eiee9rt
il c9- r house. frosCor3 ls.fErugr7 minor cp1Hces only
E2suoD. r. OLIVER GARTER $50 >assau-st.. Room TO-
EOR SALE. To EXCHANGE or TO LET
4 Tho following wclocated residences, lately thorou my
Cverhau. trou hut an and sanitary plumbing, back
nil connexions all traps y lt tla.nago a iem"s
modern and recommend Il appliance ur At2th 9nd con
veuiencc Aaudomev decoret carpenters work ~ 7pendd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04
Gituanons Uantea--f emalce.

At l54 EAST 29TH-ST .-Swedish. French.
~ German English servants, an capacities best reier
ences Also girls Tor houseworS an1 men tor farm
work GRIMSkOLD ROs-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04

MISS l.. CAMPRELL'S foreign and do
a nestle male and female EMPLOYMENT BU kEAU.
u -2lstSeryants disappointing amics WIZ DE e&-
cludpd fron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04
Eiui0cu1 No.lce5-

ALL COUPONS DUE 1st PROX. AND THE
a principal of al bonds ONO on thai date issued ~ liL
stock furnished rle following railroads under rarust form,
sri Dee PAID after that date a hH 0hccs ~ Post Mar
tia Coz 40 81 p Puost, NeW-l orb; f. ". clark & Co., 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04

TIE Missouri Pacific RAILWAY CCVrASI.)
I8l Broadway. NV Work. ,
February 20. l-s4.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and
y three quarters cent on The capifa stock Or t1s M
uanv has declared payable Ou tuesday. Apr 1,
a. Tho ira SIR books viii De closed Saturday 81 c ~
81 O'Clock D. Il and reopen Welneldly, Apui :, al 10
A. n. CALEF Treasurer
CmCAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
= RAILWAY CONrANN.-No,ice il hereby given t.1t
dividends have ont Of the net arnnrs Pr the
year 1888 and City cents shnTo ODD Gao pre-
feIoa sOCa aLd of ter dollars and fy cents per SNARE M
the common stS v .- comp ny, payable 1u the l. day oi
Aprll ID1t a. fle Office 0i The company
T transfer books a Dee cio-u on the Llth ~ MARCH, auG
julius WADSWOBTH
Vice President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04

Hts-~F MINING CONpAyY.
a. WALi--T. Niu.YORK Feb. 26 lad.
DIEIDEND NO. "a dividend Of 100000,
dollar per share ha- been is day declared pay
stpckhudrr OF record and after etne@tay
March or. Transfer books n closc saturday March Let
and reopen Thursday, March ID. ". r. HOY J.
Secretary.
Npw-YoRE. March J. 1885.
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
j INQ COMPANY has declared its usual monthly diyi-
dend u rW IN1i FIVE CENTS per share, pay abb March
he Office N the Farmers Loan and rust Company
transfer books close March s. and open 3th inst.
II Il. COOK, Nice-Prcsdent
SAvFRAycIsco March =. 1874.
THE BODIE CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il COMPANY has declared Dividend No - ofFiiTf
CENT per siare. PAYABLE The %
paid az the ONCE OF
LaiGlaw & Goa SO. II Al street. GEO. " SESSIONS,
Secref9rv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04
Cltn Real estate for Sale.

A DESIRABLE LARGE SECOND FLOOR
~ N ll2 several offices convenient 10 Union
square. MACGREGON III 5th-ave.
PRIME INNESTMENT.-F FIVE story
N hrlwu-ory home good location rented IN foor for
G. 400. ,-,,D y ON required Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04

.O~ EAST 2OTH-S FURNISHED ro0ms, with
- BOARD; singly OF suite. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-04

eil cMCNDI MLYLR o. son. 3D. II Broadway
ONE OF THE CHOICEST CORNERS on the
~ H.u. ward Diet GJn AVID -J'b srs four lois on
BOucy1r atiOu lg the plot c-n Dc Aad heap nov"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

/, Chas " Springer. superintendent
Of nrhlia ins'rtn.inn for " Ahsfer on,n.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

"GbSiCI (pAiAtA.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true aud correct account of the fees re-
celNeu by me as county treasurer of
for sad county, and state aforesaid for
for tie quarter ending September so,
1884, to the besl ofmy knowledge and
belief. CHAs. Brscgow
County Treas. Webster Co, Neh.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 1t day of October. 4. d. 1854.
IL. 8. J. Z. BAyRA, county clerk.
In accordance with the school laws
OF Nebraska hereby make a report of
moneys received and disbursed for
quarter endipS September 50. 1854. in
cludlng also the quarter ending June
80. 1884.
1874. April Ia September, received from
teachers examination 20 90
A1l.ST- raesff-S IS nrSF Nos.ts-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

The foregoing - rue statement 6!
fees received by me during ihe three
months ending October I. 1851
GEo. o. YEI-ER. county Judge.
Subscribed H. my presence and sworn
90 before me- THE 2Bi day 81 October,
1885, Up PtYUa. county clerk.
Board county commissioners n0w
adjourned to'Deremher 9th. 1888.
J f.. SMITH. chairman.
7. p. BAYHa. clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
HE'LL rgcnE ,nrrcr

IaEd CEoe. B.o"mr-ou. SeA.. o.. -. fssi
= OggE IS HFEEHE GTESr THAT Tus
GE@lg Eziaa S-ster - rss at -
his iTts8fj3a - nass7 amzl ussgl es,.1-
~ eks sIzEH- a-E fa1s sad Tzcr4 Nj 49, 49,
te:1ye csrS 81 sosf ~ &tAa@ sean-- - p
Coal. Aes Ga SstuTssF. BeeeaaOes =. so -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
NOTICE FoR P%raLIcATIcN


Land Office. Eloornirztoa. Ncb.. SoY. !. iZ4
Notice - hereby given that the foHnxs-r
named sitter has H!-i Loiiee Of his ,rf-ss-
tion 10 MAKE nLsl proof 10 support OF a.. cizgm.
aIa tiilI sa.d proof VIII b. made fs-t0rr fh~
csr-k ol court 81 Webster cOuUfy. a. Ref CTastg
Nebf3ska. on saturday. Isccn1her 21tii. Isl. ~.
JOHN PISS.
on FreeH lfie1 70 49,. far lie 9 :, o. y T.
=. sui Ia Il 81 90 sc y. 40 I Easfh ~
rae EWeSt- lie names lie following wines
- 70 prove his oortihuonS rrSsisu-F gfoo. syt
cultivation o. aid iaEd. 1IEs TcAa Eotin~saf.
M1yis-d FUirfS. Af.-rl NSCzu. .rnhr tsrfue-
III % iie1 Cloud. NEBRASKA
aoVsdeI ;, N.SEITzE2, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

The following reports were submit
ted and approved by the board, to-wit {:
RED CLOUD, NsB, Ocr. /, 1884.
To the honorable board county com
missioners, Webster county. Nebraska:
most respectfully submit to you a re-
port of fees coIlectsd by me as treasur-
er of Webster county, Nebraska. for
the quarter ending September 80. lSS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

The following claims were audited
and allowed aad warrants ordered u
be drawn or County General Fund for
the same
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28
NOTICE.

hTOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT o.
~ Tire Z2i day Of November. 1884. The iollaY.
log named Persons: III. Clifford. -. y Frances.
K. y. Thompson. ". y. Thomas. &. -. Fuller,
4. Wells, dDl1 l.. Brown and SAMUEL Fuller
having associate themselves together = :. cor
p%oratI0n Tor tic ;risa'j'ol Of = general iurn1ar
business IA III county of Webster. Nebraska
"du ted lna caused 10 lie duly recorded a~r,i,ies
"f incurVOrat;DEs:
shat a. 4aiur q SAID corporation Is TUE
PEOPLES LUMBER COMPANY.
Tn principal p.act.0 THANKSGIVING 10 business
Is II fCwl"s. Ncl>'cT county, Hrira 3 a..
ihe business ~ the cuip"rat!Oa, shall be the
transaction OF a general lGmjcr business. ard
The nuy 'ar, SciiigE and dealing generally IN
lumber a.. ! UillUl1" Materials.
The amount al ~ capital stock IS TWO ThouS.
aud Ioi'rTs. 70 be paid lii a. the Board OF III
Tcc;UTs may dict.
The highest amount az Indebtedness 10 which.
the corporation il - subject ITSELF ~ any time
sin, Hot exceed twU-;I'ri, az tn. 'apita. sleek.
iIs corporation 10 commence on the 2rh OF
Npgriubvr, ISL, au', % continue until Jrlnarv
1T. !S5, hgi Tie same may he dissolved .. any
I'm" a!!tT January /, '>sn. ~ q yo.n a. q mi-
!oI:ty ot tie StcskhgidsI~ ~ any regular O.
special mer,in. thereof.
TLc aifa'Ja a.; the corporation shall bc coniuc-
led ~ a board %! Eve iGjtrctorS elected 10y the
St.CshO:G-.S.
TIE Peoples LUMBER 60.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-28

toiser. 1sss
fLs J. T. BkYus. County clerk.
The following is a true statement ~
fees received bv Geo o YeiEsr. eanpty
judge in and fer We'steG county. Neh.
for motthe Ug suly, Auggs;, ana Sap
temher. 1881:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
srnrxsrH

s sTnExsrE xsTsG kxAA. rAsD NKkss IONIC is The leeitfuass resai. sf over 2e year os prsetlkal experience, and CURES wfTH USfaiI. ING CERTAINTY Nef yenrard Pkyslcsi pebflif, >t-- nat wezkDs<<. sper mstfcfrho@s fmissions lznpOtehes, I xh2u<ssd VI tAlfy. Prensszre Deciins aEs LOSS OF NASH0OD. from rAarevnr ~<u.-.s rs,<o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25


 Dry-washers are now being used with good success m the HiIlsboro placers, New Mexico.
 The Ice Company's hnilaias is nearing completion. and IS now ready for the ma chinery, which wIll be nsre n-at week.
 Percy Rider returned Saturday, evening from the conger mine and reports every thing in a fiourishing condition In that sec tion.
 Billy Black returned Saturday evening from his ranch near Flagstaff. He reports cattle there in. fine condition and grass abundant
 J. W. Dougherty left this morning for Chino Valley to examine, with view to purchase, some ine blooded bulls. recently brought here from Missouri. The auction sale of horses al the Tiger stables this morning was not very well at tended. The sales were slow and the stock brought poor prices.
 Louis Wollenburg was the happiest man to be seen on our streets yesterday, owing to the fact that his wife presented him with fine girl on Saturday. l w J. MulvenoD arrived from Turkey Greek Saturday. He speaks very hatter- ingly of the prospects of that district and says Chase's null will soon start up, and that the mine is now running large force of men.
 Jim Black, Deputy Sheriff at Flagstaff, arrived m Prescott Saturday, bringing with hun Cnas Brooks, charged with stealing horse at t.thAt place Black followed Brooks from Flagstaff to Camp Thomas before ef- tecting his capture. He reports rough
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
DR.yIEBIG
 wosnERFUI German fsv.gorator

: ias S1szsl.. tsre<te<s cd xus :. .es.as fs shk exzrs eE Sssxezs An1 Ekss4c1s lstfkts. yif<l fxkzsskxzz. N rstaFas. Esss ef Exnkce4 fxxzfn9 Ns11Sr1 ara tss8ket 2D1 knf<<ssrd eondisieas ef sss 6<1zso Erfnaz, erE1rs.
 Impotence. k.Fsy D~ony. Lso of Ni<or. zszalazl e rkknrss. zzla aH tts cad seecrk ef yo1tk a3 fozzss snf skGsa sna Exce-< nf Aafnr<fy-
 Iii ie indeed n Woudorx5zl h exn ed y tcfi i1e tEs nervo .-rs zz< sh<nszsk tkf naer <<. cAeck1ns a. sssis. lastxursxips the shoie sgs- ten Azsd rs~lcstne sAs kSlc<ed co fsss,1 And HspFine>s-
 The Doctor ~iH sxrss so ps &1 .ooo fer case anecrsaksn e n e<sed Tk< rearss e oasy fzs e { e.res ef s-sk@<ss ed &w sssE 1ssas<s ts c>ats4 e enDDiseu tzss @ I'd FR0SflTBRRaEl. rnq.igss s~nsSai srtas2eaE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
MONDAY.

The Kimball mill started to crush or, yesterday.
 The Grand Jury expect to make fna report this evening.
 The ejectment case of Blll "a. Harris va. before the Court to-day.
 Geo. A. Allen, |. Esq, of Antelope. is in Prescott on business.
 The Benson smelter has shut down for want of coke.
 W. A. Rowe arrived m Prescott las, evening to stay through the hot weather. Ed. MowerY, who has charge of the Chi cago mill. expects to start up in few days on custom ore.
 6eo. W. Curtis and family moved out to Lynx Creek this morning to spend the summer months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
TRIAL boTTlE FRer.

SOTtGE.-I silt send trial bottle of she RE sSATcR-su to shov i.s Eerit-free .. h. te ore afflicted. applying by letter sssksn ii rymFtos and age. Communications ssracsfy conn dsi. f,5dzatviy1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

dRepd ft %Ericaes szd puFiaes the Bocsl, sfreoRfb he nerves Brain, Gasciess Digestion. Rspreenrs tive Org iss and ptssas Al ard A'susxI Fscnir5es it stofs Graatasaa deofifstinF drexEaz. senfns los~es wtk the af1les e-s.s esutivt to nsinG fnsly n is -sGrr eltsn4soE of n KIDNEY AND hIA nnkk CG&PLAltT Ts- ts eszisAsns Isss inturspns ingredients. Io these u se sufferinx fror the evil effects es youshfaI fssae-cF sffoaz of ex~esses speedy, thorough and pernansnt CURE IF GUARANTEED Prfce S2.fo per boftl. or ny. safttes tn ease. st.h fal directions and srvs~ o1o Sent secure froEs onee-vstion to any aAttye~ rs eiIt Of price. or c. U. 10. Te be had cub
 Dr. C. D. SAIfeld. zI6 sssaTuy Sheet.
 san Eraneisco, Gal. CcHsalss:inrs strictly conf- dentiAls by letter or at cfEexr FfFk- For tha con ser5enes of pa,isntes snd n 0rdeF -arare perfee ecreey have zdoIsei private address, under phssh
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25
SEQ REWARD

lsa Fsss.s:2 .sls.ss 's s.ssg adopted, al tlss. iazt .lfzssis.g.at its Executive Commit tee, The Yayapi Stuck Growers Associa- sion hereby offer a standing reward s.f
 One Hundred and f'tfsy Detisr~ for information leading to the arrest asad conviction of any person or persoas guilty of stealing cattle or heises belonging to any member of the Association, CT for :nforma~ ton leading to tho afres. and conviction ol any person or persons guilty Of marking. branding or maiiciously killing live stoek belonging to any member of the Association.
 W E. HAZELTINE.
 Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Le Rlchsus 6olaen sAisam No. eures ch.n.>rs er, and second stages; sores the legs and body sypa litc cstzTrh. diseased scalp, and al primary forr os the dise@se- prsee, g. per bottle fr oideLs Bslszza No. eur-s tsrtizry uer eun ! syphInil1 rheuustis.n, pslns in the bonss ui Ger ted thro- sYphiitic rash, iaBps etc. and sr.d- t zses all dise4se froxa the system whefher csuseo oy bad Treatment or sbase of nlsrcnry lssyfns tlx bleod rure and bszlthy. Price, S per bottle ts hichans Soidea spanish Ansidote for the cafx,. gc1orrsosa, Eieet ~tc- PY1ce, S2 90 per botsle. nieasas Golden spanish niezs10n. x.sh for cslrx Seet strictures, diFezse ot the ursth. akd bl.d der, etc. Price sl s0 per bottle
 e kieh1us Golden Ointment for the effective healing of syhit1c sores and eruptions, Price sl Der botf Also agents fer Letsienau's Gol1sn P ls, for s.>s nsss lose of physical powers aud ali diseasss srf tns fr''m abuse and excess over work Price Der Do1.
 D esat everywhere. c 0. D.. securely -ass~d, p.r Eres-.
 C. F. RICHARDS & Co. Agsns 421 and 429 sansome St.. corner ef Cls
 San Franciscp. Gala.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

nr isseis's fssszsrsis.r, s nss tss oE,y s1reezFs Prs~sstarra-a, As a N.nA fs re<lsrs1 and t1ls h.Ea ef silae n. wed ess k frss'>ss~t ta yosshs
 tF1ce f s4shsE tzvlssasOf Sz. Gaze ef Ez1 te<1<ss 5I6 sszstso .ss Ad&feess eeveFse sseaEei5 iron ob s<fsrS,<
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 Qualified and is<ssssonsi ble-Dx Liet-k \ t'cs fsSn kurape =aatzea ec1np1xce~ sifh s,1ltfa-nis Neate@l Ls~ fspiens Erocufsd by r<Hu- sr eslcse rscezsion and tu fhslr fe. d special pEsc tses he~f S ~Sfei sissuse oe'rs frse
 E.- To prove shs wondrrfsl power os stse ias.s O. sc So soiti~ gives free. ceHsis- sso free ard PFissfes
 rrrDr. Lieelg's wonaerfaI German Inv.zoro pre- acted bS erpyrizat From fsieat czce sh United Stats sossrnmens. Besxre of min Af.acs tail or address -rEss3 c;<rxrEAxy,
 ssG ssezFy Street. san Frxncasco, CaI.
 PFivsse tnfrAnce. eS Mason strees. foa- biocke se ie4ss str~et from Kssrnss; Main entrance threagh D. retsAzy Drs1 Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

To the needs of the tourist, commerci. traveller and new settler, Hostetters Stom ach Bltters Is peculiarly adapted, since II strengthens the digestive organs, and braces the physical energies to unhealthful in fuences. It removes and prevents nalarial fever, costipation, dyspepsia. healthfully stimulates the kidneys and bladder, and en- riches as we'll as purities the blood. When overcome by fatigue, whether mental or physical. the weary and debilitated find it a reliable source of renewed strength and camfori. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-25

Hon. T. J. Butler delivered very able oration this morning on the occasion of ihe laying of the corner stone of the new city hall. Mir. Butler did not tire his hearers with lengthy review of figures and fact, but spoke in bright pithy vein that was bots pieasing and entertaining.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16
G. w. MOODY, Secretary.

The following township plats are now on
file in the Gunnson land office, and ready
for filing; township Al north, range 10 west
of the New Mexico Meridian townships 40
north, ranges s, and 10 west New Mexico
Meridian; townships 80 north, ranges S, 0
and 10 west New Mexico Meridian; town
ships 81 north, ranges 10 and IL west New
Mexico Meridian. All these townships are
south of the Third Correction line, and cover
to n great extent the Cushman and Ash
meSas.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

How TO MAKE CANDy.--This book gives
full directions to contectioners and Others for
making all kinds of plain and fancy candy.
The reel pes for making carnmels, chocolate
drops, French mixed and all other kinds of
candies contained in this book are the same
as used by the leading city confectioners.
ANY one can have these candsies at home 1T
less than Onc-tiird the usual cost. No house
keeper can afford to be without it. Sent post
paid for 80 cents, in one or two cent stamps.
Address,
THE HOUSEWIFE, Rochester, n. Y.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

INFORMATION FOR LADIEs.--Thcre is no
thing = housekccper would like but can be
obtained by reading the HOUSEWIFE, the
best and cheapest pnper for ladies published
Regular price 81, will be sent on trial one
year free to every lady who sends immediate
~ the names and addresses Of ten married
ladies or housekeepers with IL two-cent
stamps for postage. Address,
THE HOUSEWIFE, Rochester, n. Y.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

We, the undersigned, wish to inform the
public that we are still ranching stock for tue
public on our old range on Alkali creek,
eight mi e! northwest of Delta, Colo. We
wish it distinctly understood that we are not
responsible for any stock only that which is
known to be straycd or stolen. We cuarun-
tee strict care of stock that is left in our care.
7. S. 4 J. q. GUM.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16
board or Equalization Notice.

The County Commissioners will meet as
the board of Equalization, at the court house
in Delta. Delta county, Colorado, on Monday
July 7, 1884. to examine and correct the as.
scssment roll for the year 1884.
They will also sit to hear complaints oi
those iggrleved by any changes which may
be made IN assessments or otherwise, on the
third Monday of July, being the 2lst.
T.. l.. KELLOGG, County Clerk.
Delta, June %, 1884.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

Governor George A. Crawford. president of
the Delta Town Co., is in the city. lie has
Just returned from an extensive eastern tour,
and reports times in the east us rather dull.
Mr.. Crawford leaves tonight for Grand
Junction, but will return in few days.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

The Baptist church will hold their coven-
ant meeting at the N. +. chnrch, next Satur-
day evening. A cordial welcome to all The
regular morning and evening service on Sab
birth will be held by Rev. l.. Wright, of
Mnnfrose
Delta chief., 1884-07-16
Delta BUILDING and Loan Association

There will be a special meeting of the
shareholders of the Delta Building and Loan
Association held on the 9th day of August, al
30 p. m, to take action on amendments of
ferred to the bylaws.
r. d. BLAIR, President.
T.. l.. KELLOGG, Secretary.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

Through trains from Denver and Pueblo
are now running to Delta, the track through
the Grand and Black canons having been put
in GOOD repair
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

Thos. Hanoum brought in wheat heads II
inches long, with six grains to the mesh,
which are now on exhibition in this Office.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

The Denver e. Rio Grande are building a
temporary track and will put in a temporary
pile bridge about a hundred yards below the
damaged bridge across the Gunnison below
Robadoux ford. They expect to have trains
running across it this week.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

The news of the nomination of Cleveland
fatty. not even a solitary h-o.o-r-a-y could be
heard on the Democratic side. As but few
of the Democrats of the Reservation are illit-
crate, they had probably read the hnndwrit-
ing on the wall
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

The Gunnison river has been falling fast
the past two weeks and will be fordable in
side of ten days. The Uncompahgre still
keeps high, with little or no indications of a
fall. All the mountain streams are falling
fast and are now fordable.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

Work was commenced yesterday on the
new Office of THE CHIEF, on the corner OF
Fourth and Main streets. The building will
twenty by forty, one story, frame, and will
be ready for occupancy the last Of the month.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

All persons having stock in or using water
from the Cushman ditch are requested to
send their full name. address, and amount of
stock subscribed to Jas. a. 1laycraft, acting
secretary at Delta
Delta chief., 1884-07-16
Township Plats.

Plats of townships 10 south, ranges o5 and
90 west 9th =. NJ, and tp. 81 north. range 10
west n. NJ. NJ. can be seen at my office. Fill
ing made and forwarded to land office.
L. kISG
Delta chief., 1884-07-16
wanted.

Five hundred men and boys to buy their
clothing of McGrnnahan Bros who have II
fine stock on hand or will furnish to order
from Wanamaker & Brown, Philadelphia,
Penn, Over 400 samples. Fitguarantccd.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

A letter was received from Judge kethly.
at Eagle city, Idaho, in which he says that
he and Capt. Dean have separated, and that
Dean is in Boulder, Jefferson county, Mon
tanu.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

The receiver of the Denver Il Rio Grande
has relaid the track recently torn up by the
Lovejoy party.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

The Rev. Lynderman Wright, pastor of the
NJ. f. church of Montrose, will preach in the
NJ. +. church at Delta, next Sunday morn!n (
and evening, at the usual hours.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16
To IIuIscllllsel els.

have purchased, and have in running op.
Grafton in time, u threshing machine, and
will be ready to thrash grain mt reasonable
rates. FRANK KOPPE, Delta.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

The freight line between Delta and the
North Fork goes out loaded every time.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16
Comfy Officers,

County O1hcerS.
County Commissioncrs-First district. Edward
II. CaDrun second district, John l.. Hart; third
district, David stephens.
Clerk and RecurIer-E. l.. Kellogg.
SEeriii-Ben S. Gheen.
Treasurcr-r. II. McGrnnahnn.
County Judgc-Altred X. King.
Survcyor-Wn. l.. Marcy.
AssesSor-George II. Duke.
Superintendent of Schools-G. II. Merchant.
-Coroncr-Robert Breesr.
County Physicinn-Dr. U. E. Albcrs.
County Attorney-A. T. AmsDarv.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

brought in this spring as improving ut u won
derful rate.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

Quit-claim deeds, chattcl mortgage deeds
warranty deeds, powers ot attorney and lease
for sale ut the office of THE CHIEF.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

Water is now running in the Cushman
ditch west of Chapparel creek. All persons
on the Cushmnn mesa desiring water or stock
will call on j. A. Iiaycrait, acting secretary,
at Delta.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16
Blaine and Logan Club.

There will be Blaine and Logan club or
ganized Saturday evening, at o'clock, at the
Office of THE CHIEF. All persons favorable
to the election of Blaine and Logan are in
vited to attend. W. o. STEPHENS,
Chairman Co. Cen. Com.
Delta chief., 1884-07-16

William Follett returned from his fishing
trip to the Grand Mesa, last Monday, with
two hundred and fifty pounds of the speckled
beauties. He reports snow two feet deep over
most of the mesa, with here and there bare
spot, and that nearly all of the lakes are
yet frozen over. The old trail is impossible
ON account Of swollen streams, and to get
there one is compelled to circle around on
the high ridges. Mr.. Follett returned to the
lakes again yesterday