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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
CANADIAN
Cancellations Reached by the Young Mems
Reform Club.

Conclusions Reached by the Young Mems
Reform Club.
9 MONTREAL, July 6.-The Canadian indie
pendence debate vas resumed in the Young
Mems Reform convention yesterday, and
it was moved that the consideration OF the
question Of Canada's independence be
postponed until next years convention.
The motion was voted upon and carried.
A resolution was adopted declaring that
the convention ia convinced that no settle.
ment Of the respective fishing rights OF Can
ada and the United States will prove salts
factory unless the policy OF England in the
negotiations is based on the recommends
ton OF the Canadian Government, protest
ing against the encroachment of the Fed
eral Government upon the rights Of the
provinces; declaring the right of Manitoba,
under the British North American Act, to
charter railways within it's boundaries,
should not be interfered with, and also that
this convention is strongly in favor of a
treaty OF reciprocity with the United States.
The motion to abolish the Senate was car
ried by a vote Of 55 to 26, the negatives
being in favor of reforming it. A resolu-
ton favoring the appointment OF a Board
Of Arbitration was also passed.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
A MatutinAI Blaze.

Butte had its Fourth Of July blaze.
About $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning Al
bert Charlebois' butcher shop, near the in
tersection OF East Park and Wyoming
streets. was discovered to be on fire, and
being a light frame structure was shortly
consumed. Theddames communicated to the
grocery store OF A. A. Mcmillan on the
east, which was very much damaged by
fire and water. The firemen worked hard,
and to their efforts is due the TACT that the
blaze was not more disastrous. The
origin OF the fire ia unknown. but fire.
crackers probably had something to do
with it.
The damage to McMillan's building is es.
timated at 5000, and it is covered by in
surance to the amount OF 81 1000. The
stock was valued at $1,000, the loss is es-
timated at S7OO or $500, and is covered
by 81, 500 insurance in companies repre-
sented by Curtis & Majors and $3.50 held
by F.. E. w. Patton.
The saloon owned and occupied by Joseph
Harbour, was damaged to the amount of
5000, and insured for $500 by Curtis 4
Majors.
Charlebois' bakery and butcher shop,
which was totally destroyed, was insured
by George F. Marsh for $500 and by Man.
tie 4 Warren Tor $4,000.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
At the Pavilion.

At IL O'Clock the head OF the procession
halted at the Pavilion, on West Granite
street, where the exercises of the day were
held. The immense building was crowded
to it's utmost capacity, and the exercises
were listened to with the deepest attention.
Following was the programme, which was
carried out to the letter:
L. Calling meeting to order.-".-.
by Hon. ". A. CLARK
President Of the Day.
z. MUSIC the Alce 6an0
8. Prayer........by the Chaplain, Rev. C. c. Frost
4. National anthem.......b Prof. Speck's Choir
5. Reading Declaration Of Indepen
Mary r. Layton
6. by the Union Guard Band
:. Oration."."......by Judge W. J. Galbraith
8. Orton's Band
>. W.. e. IL Mo4
10. Address on Mines and Mining.....
by Supt. w. D. Hall
II. Music by Emmett Guard Band
II. BenedictiOn........"~."...by Rev. C. Frost
Is. M~uGic-"Yankee Doodle" So by all Four Bands
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
4 SUCCESSFUL MEETING,

Thus closed the July meeting OF the West
Side Racing Association-a meeting that
was in every way successful. The manage
ment OF the Association is to be coneratu-
lated upon the excellent patronage it has
received from the pubic, and it's patrons
are to be congratulated upon having in
their midst a splendid r~ace-course, con
trolled by wideawake and e]nterprising
gentlemen,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
At the Race Track,

At 8 p. m. there we're fully 5000 people
on the grounds of the West Side Fair and
Racing Association, where an excellent pro.
eramme had been arranged.
The FIRST RACE
was trotting, mile heats, 3 in 5, 5000.
The entries were: Holly's three-year-old
California colt, Senator, Jeffries' Fera,
Bradshaw & OWNS Lulu B, and Phil.
Evans Easel. Senator was favorite and
took the first heat in 2:37h. second in
2:33h and fourth in 2:3OA. Following is
the result OF the four heats trotted:
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07

IT was a great celebration.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07

orator of the day, delivered an address
rich in construction and eloquence. He
reviewed the history OF Americas struggle
for the freedom which she now enjoys, and
beautifully referred to the self-sacriflce Of
the men who secured that freedom. His
remarks we're devoid to a great extent of
the hackneyed eagle:sms" which
constitute SO many Fourth OF July adj
dresses, and were marked by originality as
well as patriotism. He closed by condemn
ing in unmeasured terms some Of the inno-
yations which threaten to impair the lib
erty OF the people-notably that un-Amer-
lean institution known as the boycott"
Judge Galbraith's address occupied an
hour, and was frequently interrupted by
outbursts Of applause.
The poet OF the day, Mr.. G.. F.. Lyman.
then recited ''The Death OF Benedict Ar
mold" in a spirited manner, and after some
more excellent music the exercises closed.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07

Who is opposed to a boom?
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
THE BALLOON ASCENSION

was made at 6 p. M, after several ~ineffect-
ual attempts to initiate the machine had
been made. The air ship rose to I hsifht
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07

IT was a great Fourth.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
PRESIDENT CLARK's REMARKS

PRESIDENT CLARK 8 REMARKS
day and the great event in the worlds
history which Butte was celebrating, and
congratulated his fellow-citizens upon the
success of the little revolutionary effort
born at Boston more than a hundred years
ago.
Miss Mary Layton's reading'ofthe Decla-
ration of Independence addedto the young
lady's laurels as an elocutionist.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory Of Montana, in and for
the County of silver Bow.
Lille Taylor, Plaintiff,
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Still on Earth.

II you arc IN any way interested in
the subjest, the experience of Mr.. A.
9. McGrew. n merchant at Manhattan.
Iowa, may be OF value to you Head
what he says: About year ago was
very sick with severe attack of lung
trouble. l tried great many phisi-
clans, and they all told me had quick
consumption, and WAS entirely given
up. so weak that could hardly walk.
Travelled all through Nebraska and
Colorado to try aud get relief, bat with
out effect. Often times after a severe
spell OF coughing my friends woulc
cover me up. expecting every mo ment
| would breathe my last. Twas then
brought back home and rs n last resort
alike drowning man catching ut Il
straw" began using Chamberlain 5
Cough Remedy, and the result Is am
strong, healthy and well. attending to
my business. Chainberlains Cough
Remedy shall Recommend RS long as
l live, for to that l owe everything
Sold by Latham & Williams.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
-Mining.n

sMining Is an exciting business,'
said AN oil prospcctor. aThere is q
sort Of hopeful inspiration about it,
that whom miner 'puts In = shot, his
hopes n,ny be forever blasted as well o.
tho rock, or it may bo tho result of dis.
closing richcs that will encourage him to
still pursue the downward course, with
bright expectations OF striking rich pay.
Willie the various ocoapntionsm may
follow are different, there is chance
that in the dim future that tho miner
may revel in all tho luxurics that
wealth con give. The illustrations that
have been given us in the past prove
that any man who follows mining may
ct some time strike stake.
sThe history OF tho bonanza kinge
for the past thirty years is that they
were one day poor, and thoy did not get
their riches because they were smarter
than others, but simply through what
Il sometimes called 'aamb luck There
is n fascination about mining that when
man onco gets started he never likes
TO stop until ho makes n raise and
oven then some will not stop until they
either double their morey or lose it all.
Mining is q. business in which moro
money can bo innde in . shorter time
thin amy other. A man should know
something OF tho business, and by being
careful. using good Judgment, the
chances arc mot 30 great Ia lcso, hu,
every chance 70 gain. .'-Dencsr Trk
ttssA
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Roubideau Items.

What has become OF the bridge
question! Shall the lower Gunnison
sit with head under her wing in glOr-
ious slunber while North Fork takes
her joyous flight across the mesa to
Montrose over Delta Co;nty's new
bridge? Shall We help to fill tho cof-
iers of Montrose with debt Of Csc. 900
shaming our empty Treasury? No. no
North Fork return to your first love
and go not after strange gods.
The lower Gunnison is rapidly fill
ing up with its usual quoto of summer
mountainee-s while an occasional new
cabin adds pleasantly to the cheerful
prospect, except in the near future u
detailed account of singing bees and
terpsichorean revels innmerable.
A party OF disConsolate hunters re-
Gently returning from the mesa met a
festive cowboy having in tow lasso-
Ell deer. Upon inquiring il that was
usual mode Of hunting. he replied that
the deer had grown so accustomed to
powder and lead in the hands of Delta $
Ninrods, that there was no effecti We
method left TO hungry cowpuncher
but to lasso his breakfast. Then and
there bargain WIS struck whereby
the deer changed ownership and the
d. II. wended their way rejoicing.
History fails to record how the deer's
broken leg WAS accounted for.
RCsTIQuE
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28

:, The Christmas tree at the Presbyter-
kn church was well attended. about
100 being present. The exercises were
by prayer by Rev. Shnwber and an ad-
lresa by Rev. Haydraft. The distribu-
Ion Of presents followed and nearly
hll pSpent were remembered. We no.
fticed &C. Butler staggering home
nnder the weight Of wooden gun.
Whether It WINS given him for protect
Jon wllen visiting the adjoining camps.
sor toY Ykhoot cats with we were unable
uns6ie to learn. Another good brother
yrcIeved u tin horn which we hope he
will wear with pleasure to himself and
honor 70 the fraternity.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28

Average per cent Of attendance for
for term 80. Total c,lses of tardiness
month ll3. Names of those with no
grade indicates absence from final ex-
animation. The major part because of
sickness.
No. of visitors during term 10.
These were friends of education in
Guiding Co. Supt. former teachers In
schools and city pastors. The kindly
interest of these friends have cheered
us on in our work. We are led to con-
clnde that It's the old habit fastened
on our school board and. patrons, TO
wit. Never visit schools unless there il
trouble"-just the time they are not
wanted. All interested in the school
are invited TO visit US during working
hours.
NAxR A. WILSON, Pm. CoNpIr
Assistant. Principal. {.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28

We print this week the list of qucs-
tions asked Of claimant and witness in
making final proof. All should keep
this paper and carefully read and pom.
der the questions so that in testifying,
suitable answers can be made withou,
delay. Proof must be made between
Q o'clock q. m. and Q p. NJ. The officers
taking proof require persons making
proof to be on hand at o'clock on the
day named. Failure to complete proof
between the hours named would be In,
Eel
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Notice ror l'us,,saGion.
LAND OFFICE AT tirss,soS. Cot.o.
\ 80 I<,..

Notice is hereby -iEeI that the following nair-
ed settler ,lIsGs a!eI nDtise u LIS A,teatIoa -
niike iHil prp,f i'll >irpDCs ul. ii cia,:i td thai
s;,Id prsof VIII be ti5i,;rs JrIps' E. l. kcp,,s.
CLERK of District Coar- AT D.ifA, Colo. J,nu
$, 1851, viz: ueraSa %. lselr u. :. ~ U.t
Pm.
lie names the following wirueSse, 10 ptave lti<
Continuous n.>lIences L UJpn, aIiI cuiuvatirt "a
s,.ltl !atlI VIZ: Wm. 4. Sftn.uer. NlliIa!sl Al.
Evick vIsos,,e Jc...s>Ju. Jun, y. Si.she-. III uf
DeltS. Colo. JOHN j. i.iU Has, t.eA,ister-.
il--5 .ls-sS
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28

Mr.. F. II. Goodrich. a st. Louis Trav-
cling Man, representing the Graham
Paper Co.. contributes tho following.
It may be Of value to you: II have
been troubled with colds and soreness
Of the breast the past year and find
great relief In Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. l cheerfully recommend 1t
to any one troubled with coughs or
colds, give II trial." l.. Harry mer-
chant Of Sweet Home, Mo-, has also
used Il for several years and knows It's
value, he says Chnmberlain's Cough
tcmedy never fails to give quick relief
Ind that he always keeps it In the
house and would not be without 1t for
Ave times its cost. Sold by Latham 4
f<Villiam's.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
A Fa.nily Reunion.

A pleasant family reunion WAS held
ION Christmas At the residence of Mr..
bud 11aSsM r. Johussf. OF Sunny
|'eI.ta Whlsh proved q ian enjoyable
@NiE< tsinp nptaos past was
1lSsi w,t1ln ltsslf. hey were the
SpipieHss u many e,ssls and bsautl-
Gil presents, Among them wns an ele-
gait silver dinner castor, from Mr. and
Alsf. G. D. Johnton. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
n ester and M. nn d Mrs. Ritter. A
Eha dson,e cut glass fruit dish from
u! p and Willie Mp3ais3ek, An oil
NJ nune. dssIal Min trom Mr..
~ Mrs, a, bn. * letter bag
II, NJ eDs Johnston.
H ,k6ssy II iii arasel,c
l irore presents
2Dn, their far-away
Slxsnis, hut as usual
q b ss I ~ ser ~ present.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28

A few week sgo Joe Brown killed
two deer at the foot of Mt. Lambert
and the next day he and Chas. Cutter
went after them and found - bear near
the deer. The boys opened iire and the
bear charged but not liking the sound
Of the bullets, commenced retreat for
4e mountain. after the boys had fired
n shots Cutter made finish with his
knife. The bear was large Silver Tip
weighing 100 pounds. Ave balls had
eqtered the bear. the rest being hair
o{2scar wounds,
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Notice for pubIien,,o,,.
.LAxo OFFICE AT Gu.Si>oS. Colo. |
IA..,. IssSf.

.LAxo OFFICE AT GuSSisoS, coLo.,l
Dec. :, IS>j
Notice istcrcby given that the following named
settler mas nled notice OF his Intention. 10 mako
fa proof in support of mis- claim, aitl tu,I s,iid
proof Will be made before T. l. Kellogg. clerS VI
district Court, - Delta, Colo oh ian'y g, lss'.
viz. Jonathan MSiF u. = - Il, Series. ior la 70
" = sys., ne sW a. oec.6. A. II ). * yt w, Sc
Sc. Sec. i. I. il : K. - ". 6.!I a. NJ. ..sS3
he nants Ide following, witnesses 10 prove his
continuous rcSidv.lce upon, AMI cultivation oi,
ssliO tand viz joan i. Hart ana NJ, Sptltlding.
srick Jonllsuu, VIA. II. .oAAson, AL ot Delta.
tulu.
Is.l-I.ll John J. rHoMAS. Register
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28

Il want another iece Of pio!" said a
youngsicr at tho dinner table.
NO, Caarlie," remarked his little sis
ter, 'you are a bad. boy and you can't
have any more"
"Nyhy nos?'
"Hccnuse tho Bible savs there's no
peace FOR tho wicked. Hooxiss.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
No,icr f,r pu,lira,inn.
II.AND OFFICE AT GUSSI>oS. TOTO


It.AND UFFICE ATGUSSI>oS. tpLo..
Nov. Is. 1885,
Notice is hereby eiyent;.ai the following. mana
ec settler has ni, notice hisatpitivn u ni.t>
Enai pruf In support ut IiS ci'.lii al tsi4o ~.
u. .Ul will he nl;Is,,. beIhr, y. x. Ani-. County
Judge AT Delta, G'Ho.. on Dee. - tSsj. VIZ |:
Thomas MccrsIney ID. :. I1S Ct. Series Tar tlia
5wis sYi * [, Ii y X. - ". 6,l. ". l.nt ss.s
anu cg nesi is l. 81 " Il. 10 ". \. II. r. u.
tie nlilt, LIE IItt0Ssli. WITNESSES 10 prSse hi
continuous tsiSrlCe Etou ami cultivation OF
ssiiu iind, viz: Seth Il. CrOci>ett, Edmond Ii.
ot DELTA, Colo. JJiN j. itioSi-.s, lsssistes.
li-g5-I2-as
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Notice sor pus,ira,ton.
LAND OFFICE AT GrSSlsox. col'
hs... -,

LAND OFFICE AT GrSSIsoS. Colo,
bee. Il, lS>e,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
final proof liz support of his clairi aud that aid
proof will be made bcfore A. Il. King, County
Judge. at Delta, Cole. on February :. l>>7. viz:
Robert q. Lewis. ID. 5. 2sl tic Series Tor the sls
nws.. ny swA. See. u, 4. II S. X. - W. 9th I.
NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said lani. vix James Hutchinson. Amos Ecy-
nolIs, John DouyhIy. Jesse Davis all of llotcl-
hiss. tofo,
io-aS-Ii-So JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Tongue Creek Coal.

Allpersons desiring coal will find it
in any quantity at the Independent
Mine on Surface Creek. Orders left at
Shields & Loves or Hammond Il Ham,
ilton's will be promptly filled.
4.3.l-m a. y. WILLIAMS
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
NoiIce t.,r s.uh,ien<lon.
LAxp OFFICE AT GuSxssos. COLO.
DSy. $, 1855.

Dec. 5, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the toliogin; named
settler has rllcd notice OF mis- Intention % mako
it prof in sapPort of hs> claim, and shat stist
pr,,oiwii be gls,,ie before M.n \. ErNcriy, GlerS
biSErici Court al 5lUiltrose, C0ioEst,io. un Jan -
1855, vis: George IL. Coite, y = so Ite Series.
for the eS. ne, sec.JS, 4 ol \. X, II N.Y. Wa NV
a., sec 81, T. )! y. r. 10 W. y ". =. u.
lie names Inc following wirisss-s 10 prove hit
Coatinlous resideuee uiaili. atsl enttivaIiun OF.
Ueurse & Carver. SAMUEL il. Sye, AL OF Brown.
Colo.
rs L,-T-lil JOHN j. THOMAS. Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Na.scr far puhIien,ieI,.
L.sp urrle. AT auSslsox; colosApo

LAND urfIer AT GuNSisoN. COLORADO,
Dec. 70. 1856.
Notice is heregiy gwen that the ioiivwiiis nam
ed settler HAS lrd iVtict. ut hts inteatn t5itASst
maj proi IN support OF his elalin, and that sant
proof VIII be ul;tde before \, R- ktp: County
Judge ai Delta. I,uin.. oh Fcb'y .. 1881. VIZ:
john II. Harrow y. ,. 2+i Ute Series. ior tho
sell Se.. IL. 4 Es. H. " W. 9TH L. Nj.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hit
continuous r,,si,lviice upon, and ctitvatltn af
said Iaitt, viz Joit L. .Nsbausit Samuel tifny.
john a. l'r.cr,ut. swan A. johiisoi, all VI
ti.aeaklss coso. si'es.i.u natiee to James W.
is-ss-s-, JOHN }. TlIosiAs. Gcxisser.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT GrSSIsoS, COLORADO.
bee. - ISS6.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before T. L. kSl-
loSg. Clerk Dist. Conrt, at Delta. Colorado. on
Feby 5, lsS7 viz: Clarence NJ, kenuicott, b. ;.
-95 | te Ssri.s for the c.s nws4 WI. nct4. Sec s3
I. Il 5. Il. 9o W. 9Th r. n. ....
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upsn, and cultivation of,
said land, VIZ GcnFgc ". shower, Charles Nun
dry, VIM. N. Spaiding, John IL. Buron. all Of
Delta, Colo.
ls-2s-2-l JOHN. J, THOMAS, REGISTER.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Notice for pubi,ca,ro N.

LAND OFFICE AT GUSSlSoS. Colo.,t
Dec. Ii, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his Intention tu make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before. \ H. King. County
Judge at Delta. Colorado, on Jan'y 18th. lss5.
viz Hugh Williams ID. ) as Ute SERIES, for
the 81 nwL, cis swis Sell. I. Is =, r. IS Vi. 9th
L. Nj.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said ltnd, VIZ; Jo>,.i,h Barker, Lyman Sessions,
navid l. King, james Slaughter all oil Delta,
Colo. 81
l2-l4--I-ls JOHN ]. THOMAS.
Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
notice for publication.
LAND OFFICE At GuNNIsoS. COLOR!

LAND OFFICE At GrNNlsoN, IoLoRApo,l
bee. Il, lSSS.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ci settler has tiled notice oil his iutentisn To
isase anal proof in support Of his cPIiiu, and
that said proof Viii be made before l.. l.. ke!-
logs Ci9rS inst. Court. at Delta. Colorado On
reu'y Ii, 1885, viz: Charles Mundry. D. s. sl2
Ute senes, Tor tas Ga ncs.. ma sea Sec 4. T. IL
5. X. " W. 6th L. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous rrsidence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, Vtz. ncrbcrI r. Perkins, Daniel :.
baldwin. Thomas II. Mower, finSnry e, Bricscs,
all OF DeltA, Colo.
l2-sS-s-l JOHN J. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28

CATARRH CURED. health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price so cts. Nasal
Injector free. For sale Mt McMurray's s
Drug Store.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Ne,lcc ..r r.nnl...,,en.
LAND orricH AT GrxSlsoS. colon,

LAND orficE AT GrSEsoN, CoionApo.t
bee. Il, 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the following .na,n-
cd settler has hl,L notice ot his intention 10
make nnal proof In support of his claim. sad
that said prvof will he made before T. l.. kei-
tuvs. Clerk Dist. C~urt. at Delta. Colorado, u,i
feoy II. 1851. viz. Jharic> K. Mi.,cr. u. $. 10
r.M.
lie names the following witnesses TO Srove his
coittinvus tcsiGelIee upon, and cultivation II,
said Land. viz kSward h. hati, wiliiaiu r. IukS,
Eiwsri ". pukc, ksss y. wtnnss.aa Ut hu,cn-
is.ss~si JOHN ]. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Notice!

In order to meet my bills. 1t will he
necessary that all notes due for thresh-
ing are paid by January LIST. All notes
not paid by that date will he placed in
the hands Of an attorney for collect
ion. JACK BARRY.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Notice for Ratification.
LAND OFFICE At GuSSlsoN. coLoRApo,
I..., -. 1

LAND OFFICE At GuSSlsoN. toLoRApo,
Dee. Vi, isso.t
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has tilc,i notice 0f his Intention TO
make tal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said prooi will be ,aade heiorc T., L. hei-
logg, Clerk Dist. Court, NJ Delta, Culorado, On
fen'y y, lSs5, viE Charles A. spales, n ), - tie
Series, for the e. sw.a, See. l. l. 10 :. X. s6 w.
Sth 4, NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
contihstls resi,ctice upon. and cultivation, al,
said iaiI, Via J,~cph Bund. George A. stanton.
Charles u. Johnson. John McAiiis,.r, all Of bel
"a Colo.
i2ss-,l JOHN ]. THOMAS, Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GuSNIsoS, COLORADO.
bee 10 1886 1

DEC. 70, 1856, 7
Notice Is hereby given that the following mar n
ed settler has filed notice of his iniestion to
that s.id proof will be mad. before Z. L. Kel-
losg, CLERK Dist. Court, at Delta, Colorado, ON
Feb'y 9, 1887, viz, Edward 7. harrow, j. ;. 2i3
Ute series, for the neL Sec. Is, l. II :. X. y3 W.
9th 7. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence npoiI, and cultivation OF.
sad land, viz John 7. Ashbaugh, samuel Gray
John A. Peterson, swan A. Johnson, ali si iiotch-
kiss Colo. -..-
I.-ss-2l JOHN J.1HOMAs. Register.
The Delta independent., 1886-12-28
notice for pul,llc.iLen.
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Dec. y, 1887.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has sled notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support Of his claim, and
lOxy, Clerk Dist. Court at Delta. Colorado. IN
Fe6,y 10. 1857, viz Thomas II. Mower, D.. $: 40
Ute series for the s19 neh. eH se4 Sec. u, T. II
=. Il. a5 W. 9th =. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continors residence upon, and cultivation OF.
win, george fogg, Robert Is. Hamilton. all Of
Delta, Cole.
l2S-2-l JOHN j. THNMAS, Register.