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The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
N..,s- S.r s.mhsicassss.
LAND OFFTvE AT

a. LAND DFFUEAT
0lu>woop srpfse.. Coc.. May NJ. ts>s
NOTICE I. h.rr'y given that the following
~ named settler. hav" firsi notico of their In
tonft.r To inah. hral pr,~if In support OF their
clsirp.. and thai .sAi pr-nf will bc made trfnrv
the KcTi.,rr and Receiver a. Glcn~ori
Springs. Colorado. on Juiy !. is's. at 10 o'clock
a. M. VIZ. Isaac ". Iltrh. of Ncckrv =. a..
Colorado. on hi. u. =. No. ~. q. I. H. &C.. e. =
for the y ne u and G y 60 = scc ., T. !. n. u.
vi W 9Th =. ".
He natnes the following witnesses to prove
HE cyptintirsi. residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land, viz; samuel J. Hrnrcid John =.
strpuss. Charles Won Brnn,i,.. James q. kcu
dali. all Of Ncckcr r. o, Colorado.
And
Charles Won tirnnji. Of Ncckcr. T. O.. Cole
rs5o. on his u. 4. No al. q. I. H.. for the y
NV ~ y ne 4. sn'i NV y - Y sec. 8. 7. ]. N.
X. H " eth r. ".
Tie nsmcs tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. -sh land. viz. samuel J. Heprpid. John
=. str,uss, Isasc W. bach. James Z. Kendall
all of Mecker. Colorado.
]. W. HoDGEs, Register.
trIrst pub May s9-1Ast July 4
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
Notice TOR Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT
an QpuuWas Cola Nav IA le6

NOOffNh = Al
OLxSwoop sPRiSo.. Colo. May "a. is>s
NOTICE is hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has fle-i notice uf his intcn.
i'm. under section ss'i. u. =. u. Statutes.
and TINT .aid prpf viii he made before
Colorado. on July ", is-s, at 10 O'clock y. m.
viti Harvey a. sbsnslsnd. of Nayleil T.. o..
Colombo. ou his Homestead Entry No. ~. for
lots I and =. see. I. r. q. y. II. VI W. and y sc
i. es-c. a. T. Z, y. ". VI W 9Th l.. ".
tic names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
of said land, Wis George Hanks. Peter ferrcl
BDouc q. Vaughan. \. ". Pierce. all Of May
hell i. u. Colorado.
i. u. HODGES, Nesis,cr.
tfifst pub May -'-Is-i jul, q
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
NssS~e Ter 1essssesslsa.
.AND ofticH AZ

GLssvoop rrsiNas. Colo. Apsii ~ isa.
NUricE-i. s-rvsy si,cn iAsi tn fe,io-ins
tion Ia n,ah~ nnai pe,rnf In support af hls
ciaisn. AMI that .~,i ps,-,f viii In made lsrfov
The u M.s'.,Ss .,a .na Mss','rs At Iir..es,l
=. tn. via Jsn,rs u. Calhoun. ~ N~-kes T.. -.
Co,o-. Oh bic u. =. No, Se. u. I. Il. Sor tn,
su Y - \, s- Y So Y so. II. Z !. n. sni hts
". 9TH y. y.
lie nance tho fsiiouins ~itn~.>-s tn prosr
HE cuatin,si. f-sid-tsr, ut-,e. snd cuitis sfsaa
Card, q. q. Wagner and o--ur Hastn~-..
all ~ N-rkrs =. -. rota.
lvrvs Pub. Apsa i.-i4s, Nay .. iSsj
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
Nssirs for 1'sklirssiSa.
lawn nurerO Ar

NOTICE 1. hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nles1 notice II hia insrft
iion To make rnsi proof Ia support ~ ~.
claim, and that sAid proof win t- nasdc l,pfor.
the Register and Receiver At Glrnvola
Springs, Colo. on June !. insa, ~ 10 o'olnrA
=, M. via; George z. Wagner. of Nesk-r r. u
Cola. on bis D, !. No. y. u; !. T.. for tbs - 9
s~s. q r. !. ". II. ps W. osh =. y.
He nanss the following witnesses Ia psUve
his continuous residence upon. and esiitiS sibDn
Of. a~h land, Nni W. u. Card. O~sur uaSk.
of N-eker y. a., Colo.
J. l. HODGES. Register.
lYir.t pub. April is-iAst Nay -. lssA
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
Ssstee Ter esSlt~sstss.
tsNn nVt,ts-p ar

GLrNuoon srniS'Is- c"'n.. April -. t.-s.
NUTtCEi. !. hrrvi,y xi,-n that the fuli.wirsf
~ named settler has hit.l notice ~ his lnist.
ton Ia make nnsl t,r,af In suptrrt af ~.
clsim. ani thai all y,s,-f ~ill i-r ina.ic irfns,
the licsist.r and lt.y-st-r at Girn~,--i sr.irss
Coio. On June u. t~-.. at 10 n.Ic-k q. M. via
f-rry James. 81 Ne.Arr J.. o.. Colo.. on hi. u
y and - y ne = sec. =. TT. !. y. u. ~ " ssb
lie namo. tho following ~itnc-.c. Tn vrp,s
his con iin,irts rv>ti-scc uI.'r. sni s,iIttsatts
Of. sid Land. eUG T.. n. fovlsr. ". ruwlet
Morris Jopc. and n -ssder~on. ali Of N--kur
r. u. Colo.
J. Il. HODGES, Rczi.,c~.
trirst pub Nay e-1Ast June Il, 's~I
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
NSslee sse PaAoleassso.
LAND Ovv1Cg AT
s,xxvoop .r.,na.. co,o'' Nav ia ,~s

0LsSvoop srn'Sos. Colo. Nay u. isea. I
NOTICE is herrby given that the foiI-~irr
~ named settler has nIc,i nOtirc of hte ipfrs&
too tn mAhr anal prrof In support Of kis csafra
and that e~ti pcpbt viii m made hcfoer En,.
NETT Callahan. Clcrh District Court. st hi. ofss--
In Yamr~ Colorado. on July .. ls1s, At % o'clock.
on hi. u. =. No. sip @. q. ~ for 'bc -, .w 1,
scc. =. and ne y ncA rf src. q. nv y nv
Y sec. II T {, n. It. N ". ssh r. ".
Tic uamrs the following witnesses tn rruyr
his cuutinucu. rvstlcprr upon, ani -,ilfi,siIa,
Of. aid land, visi William =. Taylor. Thomas
Morgan. John u. Collom. Eugene Taylor,
all 1t Aaisl r. o.. Colorado.
J. T.. HODGES. Ncrtstrr,
tYirst pub. Nay .u-lAst July al
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
hosies fer Publication.
tAEn nvgtTv Ar

LAND OHFIUE At
GLnSsoop srHiSo-, Colo. April 10 tSsa
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the foilow ins
~ named settler has nlssi notirv II bis intrs,-
tion To make tnai proof In support of his clain.
and that sasj proof uiii II, made lss-fosc the
H-gi.trr AMI nscris-r At Gienv...i spsfnrs,
Colo, oa Jups I. i--d. ~ 10 o'ria<k 4 M,
via; Henry J. Gi-si~s, of Nc-krr y. a., cris
and =, n- Y s~c =. I. !. y. H. u ".
1h y. n.
lie nance the following witness sn p~usr
of. s~id land. vni ", u. lard, q. q. wagner,
psrur darkness shi James u. Calhsun. ali of
N-ekrr y. u. Colo.
IL HODGES, R~Ss-,rs.
tFlr.i pub. April i;-1Ast Nay - tssa.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
Nsstr~ G.r ~ stiessisa
49,. ..3ssst.aaH xsta

Gtrsvoop -rpisu.. c-io.. April u. i.ss
NOrI,r 1. h~rv,,y given ihnt the fulir~ins
~ nan,ssi settler hs. nis.i ip,i.v ~ hl. in'rn.
tIau tu r4,t. Oral prv-uf In -upI.,rt 81 his
-is'fr rri that .aif pr,is will i-r made t-fus-
IN. itsfi.irr ard hr-.'iy at Ulru-u-i -prins..
sair,. on Nav A. i>-s At !. u'rif-k q M. ,isi
ifsissr N.Nrsin. .t Nrrs-r u. a.. '.iss. un his
u. =. No. r.. 4. T. IL. fer the " = nv a ne I,
nv = 49,. u AMI 80 I. 80 !, .rc 10. I'll. :. H. p
". sfh y. ".
IL nsu-- the frlio-i ing witnesses in prt,r
u. ssti land. visi Narris JuD-.. Z. y. r.-i-r.
". rasi-r and E- san,t,rson. all uf N-uarr
q. a.. Colo. -
J. L. itOIaEs, HrSistrr.
trir.f Pub Aprti .i-t-s.t June 4 ts-ss
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
Notice for l'atlirssssa.

LAND OffICk AT
GLEswooD srnisGs, Colo. April 10. 1sss-
NOTlCE-ls hereby given that the following
~ named settler has altsi notioe OF his intsts.
ton to make fnnl proof IN support Of his
the it.xi.t-r and Hnosiver At Gicnwoo<l
Springs, Colo, on June !. lsuh. At 10 o'clock
u. m, viz; William II. Card, Of Neeker y. o.,
series, fer ,hss n. ne .w and nv Y
He names the following witnesses tO prove
his continuous. residence upon. and cultivation
Of. said and, VIA q. q. Wagner. O-car Hark,
n-.., James u. Calhoun and Henry 0icsier. all
Of Nceker T.. o., Colo.
J. !. HODGES. R-sistcs. ]
tYiri Pub. April iT-iAst Nay -. issA,
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
BOTTLED GOODS A SPECIALITY.
nssase ~ VuSsssassea.
LAND oYr1CE At

0LRSvoop srr,sa~ Coda. Apru u. ts~S
NOTICE - h~svty given that the fo,i.- ing
named s--sii-r has nirsi n.sbr- os ki. int-n.
iiro Ia n,sA- nnsi pru-of in support II his
saiffi. airt that .aki psu-,f -li i-- uss.ir t---
fos- the R-sissrr ari Hss-is-r. ~ sl~r-.-.i
sysstugs. cs.l... junr u. issN. q, n .'ria-rs
.. m-. viz. GcafS- :. whirr. .; M..srr 20.
CoIo.. u-i hi. u. =. NJ. ts. 4. Z, ~, f,s is's
Ns.- = ] ani l. 80. !. r. ~ s-d 90 :. 80 s-,-s.
zf.s \. all In u. y. ~ 9Th T.. VI.
lie nainr- tho foiiu~ tns sriinrs,-s I. rfut 9
ais spusinufsis rvshi.firr uf-ls. .ri' suti,e'Asu
.s. ssli llns'. stsi N. ". Metz. Darwin fsss.
O.ssr wlisc, sni Peter rorrs-,. all 81 wr-s-r
y. u. Colo
J. l. Hodges. itsstsirr.
frirst t'ti't sprii .t-i.s; Jun~ & i.-
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
Nssies for I'ubiieasiss.

GLESwOOD sPkfsGs, Colo. April 10 lssA.
NOrICE-ls hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inteii-
tion tn make nn.i prof 70 support OF his
the Register and hcceivcr u GlenWosri
Springs, Colo, on June I, is1s, At 10 o'cIock
=. m., via, Oscar Hnrknrss, q ncsker i. p,
sw y, nv v NV Y sw y ssss,. IA, and - y ns I,
ne 4 ~ Y $50. ~, Tp. i, N. X. " W. osh r. ~.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prOvs
tlon of, said land, via: James II. Calhoun,
Henry Giesler. George q. Wagner and W. II.
Card, all OF Neeker T. o.. Colo,
J. l.. HODGES, Register.
tfivt pub. April i7-iAst Nay ~. iss8.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

J. Rang,iis. Of the cattle iirIn Of Ran.
guis \ Lunney, Upper White, was In
town Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

When you want toget the best quality
of wines and liquors 20 10 The Cabi.
net'-Tom Little's place.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

$4,000 In the flrst National Bank,
Denver. says the 5. n. $. is the bcs,
Nickel Cigar In Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Get the baby's picture taken. We
leave in two weeks. Call and examine
our work.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

The 10 Monarch brand Of whiskey
can be had ut Tom l.itlle's-" 1.-The
Cabinet" Sample II.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
rOn SALE.

4 trade for other eiallions or for stock horses
Address Hatch Horsc 4 Cattle Co. Rsngciv.
Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Stationery. books. musical instru.
ments. held glasses and syrciacles, Al
DR.. Osborncs drug store. Rawiins, wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
Tseasapsvss Nssiss.

Notice In hereby given tina, will rc-
deem the following General Fund and
RnsA Warrants. Of Garfield County.
Colorado. on presentation Of same nj my
Office.
Interest on said warrants will erase
Junp l. iVxl
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

II. PfciHcr Of the 5S5 cattle outfit
bear river, left for Aspen Tuesiz,
morning.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

J. V. Houston ordered u large invoice
Of cigars from New York house this
week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Oats ARE now worth four cents In
Mr.ker. They were up TO six cents
two weeks ago.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Morgan Edgar. Pierre Duryee, Tom
&. Thomas and Howard Jones were In
town "Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Doc Durmont is making some extsn-
sivs improvements about his city resi-.
drnce.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

J. v. Houston has ordered large AS
sortmcni Of fire crackers. etc. for the
use Of patriotic kids on the Fourth.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Chew Whip Tobacco. A carriage
whip free with every pound Of tobacco
nt llOuston'x.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Largest stock; lowest prices. Send
mail orders for drugs To Dr. J. z. On
borne, Raw Inns, Wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
vOn sALk.

VOn nALk.
EDR sALE-five Collie tups. frpm imported
II bitch. Apply To q. =. Allscbs,ok.
rOm RAlk.
EN0R sALE-sc or norc Choice Mars and
II young hor~cs. 4. JOHNSON.
Ashley. Utah.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

A bunch Of Fourteenth Mile creek boys.
including Hank Leonard and r. Il.
Parker. paid visit TO town Tuesday.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Mcekcr was unusually lively on Mon
day. Everybody wAs making prcpara-
tions 10 start out on tho round up.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

I done tolls you I'se got none o. yo'
eggs. whar YOU got dat cat yo' sole fer
twenty-five doila's.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Some Of the Ashley OUTFIT that come
In last Sunday went over 10 the Springs.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

J. ". w-lch 4 Son received . large
invoice Of whiskics Yesterday from the
house Of u. +. Brasl,er / Co, Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
srnATKD.

A LIGHT hay horse years old, quarter cir
"A cic on shoulder: left hind foot whIts. 80
rrwari = III bc raid To parties who will bring
him to Alfrnsn's ranch. between n and ~ miles
Posts old government r,Nd.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Mrs. Wright still continues to make
improvements In the Meeker hotel.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

II has been hotter during the past
week In Mccker than ever known before
this season Of the year. 80 says the
pl.i,st iuhabjtant-
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Pap Rice celebrated his sixty-Hf,h
birthday Wednesday in style beHtting
he occasion. MAY Pap live to celebrate
many more
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Ton Watson has twen,y.one teams
I.adesi with freight. on the road bc-
tween Mecker and Rawiins.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Just received At J. W. Iiugus 4 Cc
. large invoices Of new goods.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

DR.. Gardner has had very busy
We,k-tr,.n ont TO Bear river three
umrs AMI Is now down the river on
L.fcfcssiunal business.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Thc bridge acrua the whlts hAa heeo
made secure against high water. lien
Nichols huAsrd the Job.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

II We don't snon have rain VIC will
have In fall back on Ashley for next
years supply Of oats.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

our work.
J. Rang,iis. Of the cattle firm Of Ran.
guis \ lunney, Upper White, was In
town Monday.
Oats ARE now worth four cents Ia
Mrrker. They were up TO six cents
two weeks ago.
Morgan Edgar. Pierre Duryee. Tom
&. Thomas and Howard Jones were In
town "Wednesday.
I done tolls you l'sr got none o. yo'
eggs. whar YOU got dat cat yo' sole fer
twenty-five dolla's.
II We don't soon have rain VIC will
have IN fall back on Ashley for next
years supply Of oats.
Another Mormon outfit struck"
town "Wednesday and unloadci lots Of
truck ., good prices.
James Lynch. after spending several
months ~ Mecker and vicinity. left for
Gicnwo"i Wednesday.
r. A. Michael Of the keystone outfit.
wAs = visitor 10 the metropolis la the
early part Of the week.
Thr bridge acrus the whi,a hAa hesn
masie secure against high water. lien
Nichols bowed the Job.
80
Tom Watson has twenty.one teams
loaded with freight. on the road bc-
tween Mecker and Rawiins.
Mcekcr wns unusually lively on Mon
day. Everybody WAS making prcpara-
tons 10 start out on tho round up.
A bunch of fourtrcn.Miic creek boys.
including Hank Leonard and r. u.
Parker. paid y visit To town Tuesday.
J. v. Houston has ordered large rs.
sortmcni Of FIRE crackers. etc. for the
use Of patriotic kids" on the Fourth.
J. W. w-ich & Son received . large
invoice Of whiskics Yesterday from the
house Of u. +. Brasl,er / Co. Denver.
W. Il. Lorina Of ". Il. Ioring 4 Co.
was In town Monday buying supplies
and making preparations for the round.
up.
J. r. Lewis Is hauling lumber from
Icf1atton 4 Shcridxns mill In u.wn.
a'r. l.. reports the old road In splendid
Cnndttion.
Pap Rice celebrated his sixty-tif,h
birthday Wednesday in style betitting
he occasion. MAY Pap live 10 celebrate
II has been hotter during the past
week In Mcckcr than ever known before
ihis season Of the year. 80 says the
Oldest inhabitant"
DR.. Gardner has had a very busy
we,k-,r"n ont to Bear river three
umrs ani Is now down the river on
Confessional business.
s
Mail order depot In connection with
kavlins Drug Store. Pure drugs. etc.
at bottom prices. Address. DIR. j. T..
Osborne, RaNlins. Wyo.
y party came In from the Lower
Grand this week with load of oats for
which lie had the nerve to ask seven
cents. He finely took four
SUNDAY Ia Decoration day We have
very few graves to decorate. but you
can let your spurs we will scatter pan
sizes over them all the same.
Inc County has appropriated 500 to
securing the Gl-nwood bridge. and the
citizens Of the Springs have raised
sJas.5O for the same purpose
Tom Little's place-"The Cabinet
will oe open night and day on and after
May first This is 10 accommodate
steadily Increasing patronage.
Charley Hull. late Of the stock firm |
Of PROCTOR 4 Hull. Curtis creek. left on |
Monday foi the Montrose country. to
take charge Of one Of the big cattle
comp anies in that section. MIR. Hulls
many friends regret his departure from
Aleeker.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

W. Il. Loring Of W. Il. Loring 4 Co.
was In town Monday buying supplies
and making preparations for the round
M
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Apples ut Houston's.
Perfumery, at HOust0n's.
Coal oil at j. W. Hugus II Co.'S.
s
Fine Toilet Soap. at Houston's.
-
Barb Wire ut j. W. Hugus Il Co.'S.
~e
The best cigars in town, ut Hous-
toms.
Fresh sweet bacon al }. W. Hugus Il
Co.'S.
Nuts and Fine Candles, etc, ut Hous.
toms.
Pap Rice's cooking range arrived yes
terday.
County warrants 10 cents ut j. W.
Hugus h Co.'S.
A new line Of dry goods at J. W.
Hugus Il Co.'S.
Full line Of fresh groceries at j. W.
Hugus 4 Co.'S.
Fre.h oranges and lemons, just re-
ceived. at Houston's.
Writing materirl Of every deslrip-
tion. ut Houston's.
All the latest illustrated papers and
magazines, Mt Houstons.
J. v. Houston is doing = "land ONCE
business" In his new store.
All kinds Of imported brandies and
wines ut The Cabinet"
Just received at J. ". Hugus 4 Co.'S
large invoices Of new goods.
Chew Whip Tobacco. A carriage
whip free with every pound Of tobacco,
nj Houston's.
Largest stock, lowest prices. Send
mail orders for drugs to Dr. J. z. On
borne, Ra~ iins, Wyo.
-~~~
The 10 Monarch brand Of whiskey
can bc had ut Tom litllr's "rhe
Cabinet" Sample 1t.
When you want toRet the best quality
of wines and liquors go 10 The Cabi-
net''-Tom Littic's place.
$4,000 In the fIrst National hank.
Denver. says the 5. NJ. $. In the bcst
Nickel Cigar In Colorado.
Stationery. books. musical instru-
menis. held glasses and syrciacles. Al
DIR. oshornc's drug store. itawiins, wyo.
Ts~asassv's Sssies.
Notice In hereby given that I will re-
deem th,, following General Fund and
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

J. r. Lewis Is hauling lumber from
a!cf1atton 4 shcridAn's mill tn uwn.
s'r. l.. reports the old road In splendid
uhndition.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

All kinds Of imported brandies an
wines ut The Cabinet"
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Charlie, Hull. late OF the stock firm
Of Proctor 4 Hull, Curtis creek. left on
Monday foi the Montrose country. to
take charge Of one Of the big cattle
companies in that section. MIR. Hull's
many friends regret his departure from
Aieek ker.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Work was resumed on the new road
70 the saw mill this week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Mail orier DEPOT in connection with
kAvlins Drug Store Pure drugs. etc.
at bottom prices, Address. DIR. j. T..
Osborne, RaNiins. Wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Tom Little's place-"The Cabinet
will oe open night and day on and after
May first. This is TO accommodate a
steadily Increasing patronage.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

r. A. Michael Of the keystone outfit.
was visitor 10 tho metropolis In the
early part Of the week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Another Mormon on,ht struck
town "Wednesday and unloadcd lots Of
truck n good prices.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

James Lynch. after spending several
months IN Mecker and vicinity. left for
Gicnwoui Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

n party came in from the Lower
Grand this week with load of oats for
which lie had the nerve to ask seven
cents. He finely took four.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

J. v. Houston Is doing "land ofilct
business" In his new store.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

me County has appropriated 500 to
securing the ul.nwood bridge. and the
citizens of the Springs have raised
s51s.50 for the same purpose
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Our local Rrsngers are praying night
and morning for rain.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

All the latest illustrated papers and
magazines, Mt Houston's.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

The road to the saw mill Is now In
good shape.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

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The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29
LOCAL. NEWS.

LOCAL N IL VS..
Ice cream Is IN high favor these days.
1t was oppresively warm Sunday and
Monday.
The trees in the park are budding
out nicely.
The road to the saw mill Is now In
good shape.
Our local Rrangers are praying night
and morning for rain.
Work was resumed on the new road
70 the saw mill this week.
Mrs. Wright still continues to make
improvements In the Meeker hotel.
Some Of the Ashley OUTFIT that come
in last Sunday went over To the Springs.
J. v. Houston ordered u large invoice
Of cigzrs from New York house this
week.
Doc Durmont Is making some extsn-
xivs improvements about his city resi-
dence.
II. Pfoifler Of the SS5 cattle outfit.
Hear river, left for Aspen Tuesday
morning.
Get the baby's picture taken. We
leave In two weeks. Call and examine
our work.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Sunday ia Decoration day We have
very few graves to decorate. but YOU
can let your spurs we will scatter pan.
sizes over them all the same.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

The trees In the park are budding
out nicely.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-29

Writing msterirl OF every deserip
tion. at Houston's.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
COUNTY NEWS.
KOsstOn Racket.

About done planting corn.
 Candidates are getting plentiful, John Hurst is back from Texas. Madison Fincher plays checks splendidly.
 The "strike" furnisecs topic for con1 ersatioH. Knights of Labor where is the good and how can it prosper, when most men join, that never work and never will. l mean Preecott for instance. Are the people to bo benefited bs the strike. Certainly not, for whSle the Prescott merchant sold meat before the strike, at 6 l2 cents per pound, now they are wanting meat from Rosston merchants at $ c0nts and If the strike continues the con. sumer will feel tue effects scnsibly
 WERDNA.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31

schools, debating clubs, bible read. ing, are all receiving ..ssne atteE. tion.
 Third: The people are waking up on the whiskey question, and are beginning 10 realize the fact that it is for them to say whether whis- key will be sold in the county UT not. The legal voters of the ccuu- ty have to speak first by the bal lot, sefore the county judge can li- cense any one to sell whiskey, ex> cept the druggist. A great many are speaking out on this subject that have hitherto been tenderfoOt- ed, and I tell you, Mir. Editor, the man that wants office Tn this county, for the next two years, will have to come square.toed to the mark. or he win fail; and this is true es- peciany of the office of county judge. And if any man wants a free ride mp Salt river. just him let come before the people for office as a whiskey man, in the noble county of Nevada, and he will get it, and don't you forget it.
 Success to you, MT. Editor, and the PICAYUNE. Your's &c.,
 CITIZEN,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
AntiOc Pickings.

Plenty of rain.
 A great deal of corn planted last week.
 The strike and hard times are the topics of the day.
 Caesar must not give np for tire q. b. Would like to hear from him. Can feel for him, poor fellow.
 The people here are very anxious to hear from Parson Hudspeth. Will has a widespread influence over this community. and now IS the time to strike, for the Sunday school is gone where the wood- bine twineth not.
 If the candidates dent mean to announce themselves through the paper of the party. we will not know who is, or who is not, one. We wish to know sometime before we go to the polls, so we may have tire to choose. Let us know who you are. Five dollars will do the biz. ROVER.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-03-31
BOughtOn Briefs.

More cloudy and rainy weather,
 Esq. Cecil is. hunting up the de- linqusnt ax-payers in Boughtoh township.
 Mrs. w. II. Garmon fell from a wagon last week, but was .not sc- riously injured.
 The prayer-meeting, which is kept up at Piney Grove every Sun day, is stillimproving.
 Dr Tillinger, recently from White county. has located at this place, and is bidding fair to build up a good practice here.
 Key. Horne. e missionary of the Red River Association, preached d very interesting and eilicacicus ser mon at Piney Grove last Saturday night.
 Piney Grove is still without a Sunday school. Why not lay aside all prejudice, unite and have Union Sunday school, as neither of the denominations is strong enough to have school of its owpY 1 hear some few speak of voting against. the school tax. This We should never do, as il is by far the cheapest and better plan for edu eating the rising generation, who are, in the near future, to be the upholders of this government.
 To strike seems to be the order of the day, since the K. of l.. struck It is reported that eur mill man MT. II. NJ. Barham, has struck Many of our farmers seem to think that the greatest of all strikes, i' the strike which they will have to make for grub; if the trains do mol run soon, We should strike tho ground harder in the way of grow ing moyc ca,ables of all kinds. RICK.