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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-03-04

TIE zoo descendents OF Martin Fl. Blanch-
ard. who died in BlsomiDgdsle, N J., last
month, aged ninety four, propose to attend
the Inauguration in q body and ask for a
place of honor i the Iiue of march
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ExGovERyoR ST. JOHN says: You may
burn ne in effigy; you can't burn my princi-
pies. 1 was in the South during slavery;
there was no such bulldozing as | have had
in the North -
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JoHN T. LEckLIDzR, Attorney for Plaintiff.

CHERIFFs SALE-By virtue of 8 certified copy
- Of decree to me direc-ed, from the Clerk OF
the Superior Court of Mario9 County, Indiana, in
q cause wherein Francis II. Churchmal et al
are plaintiffs, sno Dornan n. Davidson ct al. are
defendants lease TO SO 7egl requiring me TO make
the sums OF money in said decree prOvidecs aud an
manner as provided iO1 in said decree, with in
tereSt on said decree and costs. / viii expose a..
public sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, TIE 2sTH DAY OF MARCH,
A. =, 1855.
between the hours of 1oo'clock a. N. ana 4o'elock
D. m. of said day, at the door OF the Court House
OF Marion County, Indiana, the rents and pr0las
for term not exceeding seven years. OF the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit:
Lot number eighty i've CS5D in DavicSOn's seco1d
addition 70 the city OF Indianapolis IN MaSeOn
County, Indiana.
If such rents a4d profits viii no1 sell for SUI
oient satisfy said decree ID rest and cots.
win at lie same lime and place expose 70 pSblic
sale the Zee simple OF said real estate, or SO n1cn
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge SD de-
cree, Interest and said ssle will be made
without sDy r9lief whatever nom vaiuas-on or
spprasement laws
GEORGE H. CARTER.
Sheriff OF Marion C9z8nty.
Malch 90. p. ID. 1855.
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The cornerstone Of the STA g Capitol OF
Texas viii be laid ct Austin on the ID o.
Msrch next, being the forty-n1nth anniver-
sary Of the declaration of Texan independ-
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TIE members OF the Illinois Legislature
used the Senatorial question only to amuse
their odd hours. More than 500 bills Wers
introduced during the by-play.
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DOING GOOD.

was SICK a long time and tried severei doctors.
they could not do me any 5000, and ia en- led
CnLicura bemedies and they s1red ne. They zGe
doing great deal OF good in thls country.
H. SALLEE. COrnishFil.s XIV
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SORE HANDS.

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CHAPFED HANDS.

] have been using the CUTICURA SOAP for Chap.
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CONTRARY to general belief, statistics show
that there are more deaths in clear, cold
weather than in a mud, moist winter.
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WIN. & LEw. WALLACE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.


WIN. x Inv. WALLACE, Attorneys fcF Plaintiff.
CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of execution
~ to me directed from the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Marion County, Indiana, viii expose at
public sale, TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 2sth DAY OF MARCH, A. d.
1885,
betweea the hours OF 10 oclock a. m. and O'Clock
D. m of said day. at the door OF the Court house
of Marion County, Indiana. the rents and profits
for q term not exceeding seven years OF the fol-
lowing real estate. to-wit
Lot number nine I9l. in J. H. Kappe's subdivi-
sion of outlot number one hundred and seven
ll0E, in the city Of Indianapolis, Marion County,
Indiana.
Ard on failure to ree1ze the fzA amount OF
Judgment, interest ana costs. WILL At the same
time and place, Expose at public ss1s the lee sim
pie OF said real estate.
Taken as the property OF Frank Monroe at tbs
suit of Cutler x Savioge Lumber Company,
Said sale to be made with relle1 from VALUATION
or sppraisemeDt laws.
GEORGE II. CARTER
Sheriff of Marion County
March 8 A. ID. 1855.
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WITH GOOD RESULTS.

/ have used Jour CUTICURA REfEDIEs with good
results for sC-oiula and Scalp Disease for a mum
Der O. Yeas. K. *. FAULKNER.
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Delta chief., 1885-03-18

Tax the Net Out.I'nt.

From the Grand Junction News.
The present legislature can 20 far towards
solving the knottv problem that will face its
successor by passing Mr.. Wildeboor's bill to
tax the net output Of mines. The problem
before the Sixth General Assembly will be
what to do with those counties that are al.
ready hopelessly in debt? II is already an
ugly problem. The discussions that have
been had on House bill Il, show that already
some counties are so badly Involved that any
measure affecting taxation, looking to the
elevation of county scrip, threatens to work
great hardships. Some counties are SO deeply
involved a, the present that no way for re-
demption can be seen. But in vast major
ity of eases the passage Of an act to tax the
machinery and net output of mines would
work salvation and in all cases 1t would
help. This is, Of cour.c, aside from the
question of the justice of such a measure and
looks at il merely question of financial
management. Glance over the figures of the
state Auditor for 1854, showing the portion
Of the expenses of State government borne
by each county II runs u. follows:
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
$. 5. SHERMAN,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Delta. Colorado.
N",icc-Fcrry Contracts.

Scaled bids will be received by the Clerk Of the
Boari of County Commissioners of Delta county
a tillows, until March 3lst, iSsi, to-sit:
For constructing IA ferry ac7uss the North Fork
OF The Gunrisun river near Huichkiss postnfiicc.
to be built similar to the one noH in U.s.. near
Delta. the county to furnish the cable and tuck.
ling nj the depot in Delta, the hant TO he thirty
feet long, twelve feet wide, and plHnkcd with
tWo!nrh plank. and put in running order or
before May lst, lss,: Bids TO be endorsed, Bids
for Building Perry
Also sealed proposals for running each ferry In
the county, including the one TO be built on the
North EoTk. uhdcr the following regulations, to-
wit Each ferry TO be rim during daylight free
10 Inhabitants of the county, and toll collected
from trnn,icnts, as follows: For each team ana
wagon. 81 .: for each additional team, saddle
hon-cs, &c each each head of loose stock. tcai-
tie horses mules, hurrUs, etc. i5c for each he ad
Of sheep swine. SC. Inhabitants Of the county
to Isay the same rates trunsicuis during the
nighttime. Bids to be endorsed, Ferry Prupo-
sails"
By order OF the Board Of County Commission
crs- r. l.. KELLOGG, County Clerk.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

Someone ought to tell Buck lin in q very
confidential way that he il Of the first
water. The sooner b. takes a tumble &"
himself the brttcr od he will be. The com
mrnts of the press don't seem To phase him
IA the least. Va legislator he i. a. much
Of a failure a. he was lawyer crested
Bat,s GI=sff..
II !. our opinion that someone ought to tell
the editor Of the Gu.cft, that hc /. the ass II
is very Boticcsbl. feature among not few
Of the small.fry would-be Journalists that n,
soon A. one Of the leading daiio- make an
attack upon a persons character or abilities
they jump at II, aud not having brains
enough themselves to pick out mans real
or fncici liabilities, thes rchash. actually
not knowing: at the time why or wherefore
the attack is made. We arc personally ac-
auainied with Mr. Bucklin aud know him to
b- n man o: hsnor. integrity and ability, and
IL the Gus,fiC. in reference 10 the bills intro.
lucud By Mr Bucklin, will only take til.
trouble tn glance over the map of Colorado
aud discours. with numbers of inielligen,
citizens Of his own county. he can not fail TO
see that the proportionment is but just and
in accordance with the wishes nf the major.
il, of the people. If.ntrems hngrishncSs is
the pr,iominating feature Of your nature, We
would suggest that you take a tumble your
self and not keep Publishing to the world
that you yourself ar. the
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
The horticultural SocIesy.
or Of THE CHEZ

10 tHt VI
A call for a meeting on the Sd of April of
those interested in horticulture, for the pur.
pose of organizing county society that shall
he auxiliary to the State horticultural socie-
~ is out, which is certainly move in the
right direction. knowledge Of fruit. and
their cultivation is Of the greatest import
ance; and more especially, the knowledge
that is the result Of experience in fru.t-crow-
ing in Colorado, is what is wanted, and in
no other manner can much true and valu-
able information be obtained as through the
medium Of live and we'll conducted ilorti.
cultural Society. Ranchmcn frequently
select for an orchard site a low, damp piece
of land. or purchase grapes Of a passing ped
lar that ripcn later than the Concord. Now,
did they attend on the deliberations Of a so
ciety of this character, they would make no
such fatal mistakes, and scores OF others that
are constantly made for the want Of educa-
tion on the subject. Spring setting Of fruit
trees and of berry plants in Colorado is said
to be much better than that done in the au.
tumD; however with the great aid Of irriga.
tion the setting out Of green strawberry and
raspberry plants about the lst OF August is
attended with most satisfactory results.
These aud kindred subjects would be dis
cusSed with profit at the meetings Of such
society. I!ut enough ON tins subject Row,
with hopes that all who possibly can will
avail themselves of the opportunity of as
-isting in tn. organization of th. proposed
Delta County Horticultural Society.
L. e. AIrY
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

The Grand Junction Dcaotrdt come. to
US every week frcightcd down with villain.
Gus abuse Of Representative Buckin. Vim.
dictvcne.s may be permissible in the heat
Of u political camnairn, but when that is
over il is time to let the matter drop. There
is an old Greek saying that runs when the
tongue wacs ruin never hgs," which we rec
ommcnd to the careful thou sht of the Don.
ocraf man II he will change places with
the imp Of his office !, will give both a much
needed and beneficial recreation, and will
without doubt add greatly to the influence of
his paper.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
his paper,

No town in the West, according to its size
aud population, is as far advanced in society
matters aud in the way of social entertain.
ments. literary circles, etc. as is Delta. Not
week passes but ~ha, witnesses several OF
such society gatherings and literary enter.
tainments, and which are conducted in u
manner worthy Of the highest praise aud
recommendation of the most critical. Delta
is indeed the green and bloom-scented delta
of the Reserve.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
Notice for PubIicn lon.
LASp oFFIcr AT GTNSrSoN. CoLo., !
March > lSSb

LAND OFFICE AT GJNSISoS. CoLn.,
March >, iSs5. I
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
prpnf will be made before \, X. King. County
Judge, at Delta. Colo on April 10, 1SS5 viz: vii
liam Batz, u. :. ~ Ute Series. for the eli nwii
swi, NV and me- sw' sec. II. tip Il =, range 81
". 9Th principal meridian.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation oi.
said land. viz: William Grant, :. huntington, T.
Marcott and Edward ttcaly, all Of Delta, Colo.
John J THOMAS Register
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
Notice for pu,,Iicn,ion.
LAND OFFICE At GUNSIsuN. Colo,
E.l.r...l -.

LAND OFFICE At GUSSIsuN, Colo,
February 10. ls>i. !
Notice is hereby given that tho following named
settler has filed notice nf hi, intention To make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
pronf will he made bcfule A. X. King, County
Judge, at Delta. Colo. nn MarCh 70, lSSi, viz
Frederick Stachley, d :. l.s, Ute Series, for the
swi, sec. 26 tp. IL south. range NJ west 9th =. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
said land viz: l. NJ. NcMuray, T. l.. Kellogg,
Arthur Brown and h. +. Dillon, all Cf Delta. Colo.
John ]. THOMAS. Register.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At GuNNIsoN. CoLo., !
February !. 1855. !

To Samuel \. Gray, and whom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before the Register and Re
cciyer at Gunnison. Colo. on April |, 1855, viz:
George II. Duke, u. :. No i6I, Ute Series, for the
nlS uwl, see. ~. se'i sw'i and Sw,, se's sec. ~,
town IA south, range 81 west 9th principal mcrid-
ian.
continuous residence npon, and cultivation ot.
said land, cis W. A. Clark, Of Pnnnia. Colo. and
s. Nandcrfurt, John 7. Doughty and l.. y. Free
man, OF ilotchkiss Colo.
JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
No,Icc for rnhlIrntinn.
LASp OFFICE AT GuSNISuN, CnIo., /
February ., lSSl.

February q lSSb,
Notice Is hereby given thnttho following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof IN support Of his claim, aud that >ai
proof will be made before A. X. King, Judge of
county court, at Delta, Colo. on March ~ lSSh,
viz: John +. Peterson, II. :, tiS, TIE Series, for
the se,, see 20 tp 10 south, range VI west of the
9th Principal Meridian.
lie names the following witnesses To prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz: Joseph Wade. Samuel Wade W.
A. Clark and David Friend, all Of paonia, Colo.
JOHN j THOMAS Register,
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

The Delta CHEF was two years old on the
ith of March, and like The imam of destiny I"
who assumed charge of the nation on that
day, its future is very promisng.-Sdn Nj.
yuo journal.
II It's Cleveland that you liken us unto,
four years of our existence win be a blank,
but during the intermediate four years we
will irrigntc we'll and will blossom forth
ngpin In 'SS
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At GUSNIsoS. G
E,.br1lnrr . Is

February :. ISs5.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice uf his intention tu make
final proof ia support OF his claim and that said
proof will bc inade before 4. Il. King, Judge Of
county Court. al Delta Colo, un Narr.h ~ lSs5.
viz; kiiburu g NDrbiCs y. :. 219. Utc Series. fnT
the eiE sw sec r. town. 10 SOuti, range ~ west
9Th T. NJ. lot Z, and lot /, sec, Is town. 81
north. mango 10 west Of the y. VI. ".
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation OF,
said land. viz. Walter Scott, B. :. Gnccn, X. u.
Brooks and Thomas HanouT. all Of Delta. Colo.
JOHN J THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
Noaicc for puhlicn,.on.
LAND OFFICE AT GuNNlsoN. Coto.,
February Iii, iSSa.

To Allah r. Tanner and whom Il may concern:
Notice In hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
hns, proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof will be made before T., l.. Kellogg, clerk OF
District Court, at Delta, Colo, on March IS 1855,
viz; John X. Hall, ID. s. sg1 lite Series. for the
sw,4 sc,l. ~ sw, sec, and ss SC, tsec. y town.
10 south, range aS west 9Th principal meridian.
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land, via; A. W. Carr. l., $, Coleman. J. W.
Barry aud W. H. Ovcrhay. all Of Delta. Colo.
JOHN j. THOMAS, Register.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

The Denver Tribune Rcpnbiicdn of last
Sunday morning devoted large share Of its
space to articles relating to the late war,
which have never before been published.
The enterprise of this paper In preparing
these articles is commcndable. The series
will be continued in next Sundays issue.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

The hut-housc of Clark Coleman was de-
stroyed by fire last Wednesday morning, ere.
mating everything he had in it. lie came to
town, secured the necessary material for n
new one, and commenced its erection the
same day. He has now fine, healthy plants
again up, and will be prepared to furnish his
customers as II nothing had happened. This
shows con,mendable energy.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

Next fall when the statistics Of the agri-
cultural products of the different counties
are gathered in, Delta county In triumph
will wave her banner over all her rosy APP
pies, her golden oranges aud ripe bananas
will take the crown. our vcracity is un.
speak
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

Mr.. Thomas, our road overseer, 10 gravel.
ing the road between Delta and the river and
now has It In fne condition. The ferry as
soon as high water nccessitates it, will have
man in constant attendance for Transports.
tion purposes.
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
Total,

Lake l6Ss =
In other words the sparsciy settled and
struggling counties Of the reservation took
upon their shoulders and carried almost
much of the burden Of public government as
did the county of Lake with its millions.
II is time for the burden to he placed
where it belongs. The great industry of this
State can surely afford to pay for its keep.
The farmers and stock rai>.rs cannot Afford
to pnmper and protect, that which i stronger
already than themselves. In Guunison,
Pitkiu aud Lake the vast indebtedness has
been contracted IL public works "a develop
mines. The farms aud ranges have had To
pay the expense ard fa-iay the burden upon
them rests. II Lake county could he taxed
rs Weld county is taxed it would speedily
get out of trouble. But in Colorado the
greater the diilicultics before AN industry the
heavier the burden. Millions have been put
into bitches in Colorado within two wears.
Farming by irrigation needs fostering, why
should not some such exemption be made
for 1t as now operates for mInesg 1t is u
younger and fccblcr industry in Colorado,
aud yet took at its burden. II is bad enough
in this world to bear our own burdens, but to
be obliged to carry the burdens of our rich
nriChbor gals the back Of toll.
To tax the net output of mines is not only
justice to all but salvation to the few. The
pampercd counties are the ones that are in
trouble, MS usual.
II strikes us that Colorado has allowed
millions of her products to 20 to New York
and there be taxed long enough. She taxes
the poor farmer and herdcr in order that the
bonanza King may not he frightened away
Nino.tcnths of our mineral output goes di-
rcctly out of the State. To tax 1t would help
our home people and would not cripple one
where the present system cripples ten. Nj.
Wiidebuor's bill is drawn SO rs not to con-
flict with the constitution and it ought to
BASS,
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

The counties OF Lake, Gunnison aud Pit
kin together paid in round numbers sS6, 800
Pueblo county, which ranks far below Lake
in population and but little ahead of Qua
county with less than onc-iifth the population
of Lake paid 81 900. Cnloraio's wealth is
supposed Ia bc in her mines, but the burdens
of the State are born. by those industries
thai are not supposed to flourish most easily.
Classify the above list on ANY basis you like
and the results will be every tim. that the
mineral producing sections arc bearing but Il
fraction of the burden that their population
and wealth would warrant Look Mt few
hgurcs and for the sake of the argument
leave Arapahce county out, although that
county pay. alm"st one.fourth the entire
State tax aud produces no mineral.
OF the State expenses of lSsi--
Mesa county paid sT,Tal =
MuntrNc i;sa ~
Delta asa 81
Delta chief., 1885-03-18
MARRsrn- n

SORTlER-MlLROY.-l Delta. Colo. Thursday
evening, March ~. 1885, by Rev. James A. Hay
Gran, Edward Forsicr aud Mrs. Nariah Ailroy
Delta chief., 1885-03-18

The Gunnison river is showing Fremont.
tory signs Of the spring raise.