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sympathy with the Home Rule
MOVpmeNI

LONDON, June % The Marquis of
Ripou, Liberal, has ssnt letter to The
secretary of the associst on, in which
he expresses his sympathy with the
home rule movement. A donation to
aid the cause was iuclCsed in the let-
ter. Karl Blend writes that the whole
fortune of England IS at stake in the
present crisis. He declares that the
handing OF the government OF Ireland
to men whom Mr.. G adstone described
as sworn enemifs of England N means
danger to England aud ruin to Ire
land. He contiders the policy OF Mr..
Bright and Lord Harrington and their
followers alone consistent with the
saieLv / the nation.
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Totals........-235,567
The Presumption and Timber CuI.
Iure Laws.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Sscre-
tsry of the Interior to-day sent to the
Senate a reply to the recent resolution
of that body, directing him to inform
the Senae whether the Commissioner
of the General Land Office had, with
the approval OF the Secretary of TIE
Interior, issued the circular suspend
ing applications for entries under the
"pre empti7n timber culture" and
"desert and law" The Secretary re
cites The fact of The pIomnlgstion OF
the order and its eub,equent revoca-
ton, and encloses long communics.
ton on the subject II, m Comm ssioner
Sparks: Mr.. SPARKS says: The au-
thority to issue such circular was
founded upon pr,cedents deemed u
be sufficient, OF more than forty years
standing, sanctioned by Judicial decis
ions aud by Congressional recogni'
tlon."
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snirifain Wnrehonaea.

WASHINGTON, June % In answer
TO the Senate resolution calling upon
he Secre airy Of tue Treasury to fur
uish to the Senate the authority uuen
which we're issued the orders Of jan
nary 6, 1885, and March p, 1886, re-
laing 10 the exportstion and re-im-
portstion OF dist d spirits, The deci'-
ions Of The Attorney Ger eral, opioions
of the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue and eli other papers relating to
said orders, and callng for other in
formation 10 regard to the expectation
and reimportaion of spirits, the Act
ing Secretary Of the Treasury sent to-
day 10 the Senate copies OF all the
documents called for. He also sent a
letter iu which he refers to the opin-
ion OF the Attorney General OF De-
cember %, 1884 as being the author
ity 'ln Difference" TO which the
circulars Of January 8, 1885, and is'
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More About the ParnelI.COnserVa-
tive Agreement.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Mr. Thos.
Power O'Connor, in the course of
speech at Sheffield tonight, read a let
ter which be received from Mr..
O'Brien, Member OF Parliament, while
the Conservatives were in power.
The letter stated that Mr.. Charles
Howard Vincent had visited the
writer ard given him to understand
that he came on a mission from high
quarters, He Questioned Mr.. O'Bien
closely as 10 tie sort of Parliament
that would satisfy the 4rish and
med 10 be deighted with the au-
swers he received. Mr. 0'Brien, the
letter further sait, was impressed with
the idea that scheme for home rule
in Ireland YVES being hatched and the
Earl of Carr arvon, then Lord Lieu
ter ant cf Ireland, favored the adop-
ton q such measure.
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sued in regard to the disposition Of 1.-THE
1859 ,696 gallons Of spiris in dis,ill.ry
warehouses June 80, 1885, which lad
been stamped and bonded ter exoort
under said circular. He euclcses a
report of the Commits ioner Of Internal
Revenue showing that l,4l0,S5O gall
Ions were exported, 6,SS7 ,SSl gallons
were Withdrawn { II payment OF tax,
and 1909 gsllnns were Gained as lost
by Leakage. There is slso enclosed Il
statement from reports oilhe Collector
of Customs showing lhs quantity Of
taxable gallons OF domestic spirits re-
imported and entered for warehouses
since March 27, 1855, end the quan-
tity OF such spirits rensi1ing in Gus
toms wsrt houses to be as follows:
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TIE mARTHUR WILL CASE.
A Final Decree Entered in the
United states Court.

CINcrSNAT1, o., June 22-The Cir
cult Court of the United States, Judge
Jackqon presiding, today decided the
Macarthur will cass ond gave direc-
tions for final decree. The case in
wolves sbout $1,000 acres Of valuable
improved land, lying principally in
Rrss and PiCBaway Cnunt'es, o..
Duncsn Macarthur who was Governor
of Ohio in 1880, Cied in 1882 leaving
ali these lands 10 executors and trus'
to-, s, to be divided smong his grand
ch ldren when the youngest becaue
of sg,. Imme lately after big
ce tn the childran ttus q '1 r'ed
Instituted sui IN the Conn m
mon Pleas of Boss county os l a ide
the will, and decree 10 that effect was
entered. rhe present case was brought
by the grandchildren to set aide that
decree. Upon former appeal to the
United States Surre ne c urt that
b dy decided that suit TO Sc. aside a
will did not bind grandchildren who
we're sftsrWa ds born, but iha' they
we're entitled to the shares provided
FOR them in the graz diath RS will.
The decree ordered by judge Jacks n
today is in conformity with
this ruling If the Supreme Court.
There we're twenty tour graud.
children. S x of them Were parties o
the suit setting aside The will, and
they, the G. ur. holds, are b)und by
that proceeding, but the other eight
cen and their heirs ere given their
proper shares in the real es ate in
volved, The real es ate is largely in
Dos s. ssion OF persons who bought It
of the hfirs after the will was re,
aside. The Coult holds that these
holders of land are accountable tor
rents aud profits SINCE the commence
ment of the present suit, bot that they
are not entitled to aUy allowance ioI
improvements which they made upon
the land pTior to that time.
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DIED.

sCHULz-Tuesday, June p, 1856, at her
residence, corner Mosby street and Winches-
ter avenue, Mrs. HRLRSA SCHuLE, aged hfty-
Eve years and twenty-five days.
Funeral from late residence this (WEDSKs-
DAY) morning at 9;sco'clock. Solemn High
Mass at St. Mary's cksrch, corner Third and
Market. Friends are invited to attend.
NEwSOM-June %. 1856, Mrs. Lucy A.
NEWsON. beloved wife Of J. j. Nevsom, agcd
forty-four years. Futon lkyl papers
please cOpy.l
Funeral from residence, corner Of Fifth
and Kerr streets, Chelsea, This tWTDSEsDAY)
afternoon at o'clock. Services at the resi-
denee by the Rev. DR.. Richardson. Friends
Of the family are invited to attend.
PITZGERALD-Mond june p, 1885,
at l2 o'clock IN, FRAScls JosErH, son of
William and Nort Fitzgerald, aged three
months, three weeks and two days.
Friends and aequRintances Of the family
are invited TO attend the fur eral this
WEDNESDAY, afterr oon at o'clock
from No. IS Second street, Chelsea.
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this morning aud received hearty
welcome from the villagers.
The sscotsman'' on Gladstone.

EDIEBuReH, June 22.-The Scotsman
aritiris, Mr.. Gladstone's Edinburgh
rpeech as severely as it found fault
with his first. 1t says the Premier in
Yesterdays speech was uDgenerous
toward his opponent and evasive re-
specting certain inpor,snt points,
"Mr. GLADSTONE" the Scotsman says,
"doss OF care how the House OF Com
mons is degraded provided his SER
vile followers be eli cted to member
shin in it.H
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Morley and Gladstone.

LONDON, June 22.-The Telegraph
conirss's the speeches made by Mr..
John Mcrlev, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, with these made by Mr., Glad
stone, and says they are sntagonistic.
1t adds: "It the members Of the
Cabinet delay arriving st some agree
ment on the Issues Of the campaign
there will be just fcation for the be-
lief that the members of the govern
ment have no uniform opinion Of the
poicv the electors are asked to az
Arm ~
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LabOuchere and BradIaugh's Mani
festO.

LONDON, June 22.-Henry La
bouchere aud Charles Bradlaugh have
issued a joint election address TO the
electors OF Northampton, their PaIlia-
mentary constituency. They declare
there is no middle cour in the pres.
ent campaign; that the choice lies be-
tween coercion and conciiation. THE
Tories are boasting," the manifesto
says, "that they will OBJ ain majority
in the next Parliament. We think
the people do not believe in an sli.to'
cratic or Splutocratic government.
The people must decide whether Mr..
Gladstone or Lord Salisbury shall
govern them"
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saIisbury's Opposition TO the IIec-
IiOns Bill.

LONDON, June 22.-Ihe MARQUIS Of
Salisbury, ia the House # Lords last
evening, opposed the elections bill
because Of the objectionable nature
Of certain clauses introduced into it,
after MIR Gladstone had promised thst
all contentious mater should be
avoided during the iemainder OF the
session." These clauses were those
introduced by Mr.. Labruchere. The
Earl of Kimberly, Se,rttlry for India,
then agreed to withdraw the objec-
tionable clauses in order to save time
by preventing the return Of the bill to
the House of Commons. The Lords
then read the bill a second time.
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Protestant Home Role Association

LONDON, June 23.-The inaugural
meeting Of a branch Of the Parlism MT
Home Rule Association held in Dublin
yesterday, ended in free fight. Sew
eral persous were forcibly elected from
the meeting hall. Mr., Henry Hartley
Fowler, Liberal, in speech at Wal
verhampton yesterday, faid that
the Irish ques ion would remain
unse tiled until the iniquit es OF the
land laws we've Iemedied. He ridi-
culed the idea that the majority in
Ireland would i'll tleat the minority
rder Mr.. Gladstone's scheme. Can
ada, he said. WIS the mCst disloyal por-
ticn Of the Kingdom until home rule
was granted to her. New che was
the most contented.
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LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Considerable Freight Wreck in the
Valley Route Yards.
IspEc1AL TO TIE APPEAL.

LITTLE Rock, ARK June pa
considerable wreck occurred in the
Valley Route railroad yards at this
place, this evening, a ssitch engine
engaged in making up train for the
South was pulling about twenty. five
loaded cars down the track, when
three of them Jumped on to the sleep
ers, carCened over and, before the en-
Rineer learned what the trouble wss,
received Amos. total demolition:
Three others soon followed suit, and
the whole six went humping along on
the track for a distance Of 100 yards
before the engine could be stopped
Less, $1,000,
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Non.Resident notice.

No. 62O5, r. D.-Iu the Chancery Court Of
shelby County, Tenn Louis II. Boehler
VS.. Fannie Boehler
Itappearing from bill which e sworn 70 ~
this cause that the defendant, Fannie B9eh-
lar. IA a nonresident Of the State Of Ten
nessee, and that her residence is unknown;
Itlis therefore ordered, That she make
her appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn on oI
piead, answer or demuT to complain
anti bill, or the same will be. taken for
confessed as TO her and set for hearing OK
parte; and that COPY Of this order be pub,
Eshed once week, for four successiyel
weeks. la The Memphis Appeal. This Nl2d
day of june, 1885 A copy attest;
S. 1. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
ByJ. M. Bradley, Deputy q and M.
T,B, Edgington, Sci, for eomPPnt' wed
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Far1 EDencer at WyCOmb.

LONDON, April 22.-Earl Spencer,
speaking at Wycomb yesterday, said
be doubted whether Lo d Randolph
Churchil's ill-Datu red address to his
constituents would have any effect 20
influence votes against the Tories.
Lord Sa isbury's policy would inevita-
bly end in coercion. while Mr.. Glad
stones would lesd to real union,
based upon affection.
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NOTICE OF
Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
N meeting Of the s'ockholdefs OF lne
Raiiroad Company will be held at the ONCE
III Inc Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Companv.in the town of fernando De ote
county. In the State OF Mississippi at "
o'clock, noon, July Z, 1885, 'or the purpose
oil such other business aI may properly come
before the meeting. -. ,..,..,, N
Is
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Dinner 20 the President and Mrs.
Cleveland

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Pest
master General gave dinner tonight
to the President and Mrs Cleveland.
The other guests Lere Miss Gregg,
Sec etary and Mrs, Whitney, Secretary
Lamar, Miss Eudicdtt, Assistant secre-
tary Fairchild, SpeaSer and Mrs. Car
Isle, and Judge Bryant, Assistant At.
torney General for The Postohice De-
pattmeut,
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John Bright and the Home Rule Bill.

LoNDon, June 22.-John Bright has
formally replied 10 the tender Of the
eolutions of tie Rocs sdsle Conserva-
tive Association, thanking him for hsv-
ing assisted to defeat the homeTuleb bill.
He says in lis reply: 81 am sorry
there should be any atty in the coun-
t,y ready to accept those bills"
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UniOnist Meeting at Paisley, Scot.
land

LONDON, June 22,-There was la ge
Union s, gathering ~ Paitley, Scot
land, today. 10y lddtsi5igh sd-
drss ed the msetiLe lie urgec that
The Scotch compel Mr.. GLADSTONE to
distinctly answer whether the land
purchase bill would or would not Re
brought forward again
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

The Acting Secretary of the Treas
ury today awarded contracts for the
fuIniture for the public buildings at
Oxford, Miss aud Jackson, Tenn, TO
the Phoenix Company of Grand
Rapids, Mich. The award is condi-
iional upon their giving security for
the faithful performance of the con-
tract, and that they ehall bear sll ex-
pentes of inspection in case OF devia-
tion from the specifications.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
Gs~sk. .g = a.. cadet.

AiglRr. chief Of the Mnarhc tribe of
southern tt-s. came 10 tnwn on IRE"
gratis ride over the D-nycr and Rio
Grand. this w-'< an So, drunk.
through the assistance Of our criminal
citizens, who took his money and pur-
chased whisky Tor him. II. VA, ON the
street attracting much attention l'u..
day morning. lie fccit.! the Am-fi.
can vocabulary oI uriirary "cuss"
words. and WAS arrested :oT failing over
like "a slaughtered hog on ID. sidewalk.
lie WAS placed In jail, where h- r,,-
manned until "Wednesday morning lie
was hncl $40 by Justir. Pack. Old
AslaT, u fat. greasy and generally good
na,urcd Indian. ha, been In jail many
times for drunkenness. sheriff I. e.
Turner u, Cimmiron, New Mexico. ire
lucntls locs-i him up wien the npl.
chcs w,.g ia that country. lie wa- In
jail there at one time thirteen days.
When III. Moachrs were bTuHgh, Ia this
country, Aiglnr aud few of them ran
back tp timmarun and were returned
To- this country by United States troops.
Aiglar is - determined old devil. lie
had met Sheriff Turner many times la
this country and never -ppk. to him
until u few day, age he said. Hello
Jankay and WIS very friendly igua-
clio. chief OF all the Southern ties. went
up Ia tn. city jail u see Aiglar aud lee
turcd him. Aiglar was very drunk af-
t.r being In jail six hours, but ~ roou
~ he realized h" was ia The "raiaDo.a."
abused III. "Mcrfica,s,' aud wpntcg! 20
fight. Ignaoio looked sorry, but seemed
o think 1t better for Aigiar tn stay In
Jail till Il. sobst.i. None of the Indi.
ans w.r. fond nf the situation. but
seemed resigned Ia til. white mans
customs relating Ia mi,-Icmcanors.-
Durango Idea.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
The Price oS Ss--G

Although n general dcpres sion li,- ~
isted In bcci-pr llclns circles, rs has
b.cn the ,asi ia other lines of business,
We have maintained that the outlook \,
not altogether bad as some Of the chrun-
ic grumblsrs have tried Ia make them
selves believe was the ease. Tn. Jour
nal has given what II believed To h. good
reasons Tor expecting som. improve
m.ni in prices, aud We ARE glad Ia note
that practical men who give these mat,
t.rs great attention are not disposed to
b-com. discouraged.
While In New York recently looking
after Indian beef contract, Col. Hun
ter. oi -, Louis. and Il NJ iiI-lcr. Of
Penn. both largely Interested In cattle.
w-T. interviewed hy correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune, aud both agreed
that pr-s-u; prices are 10, an absolute
criterion n Ia III. future, Col. Hunter
reasoned ~ follows:
can remember when the government
got Its i--rf ior III. Indian Territory nj
:. - per hundred along In is3h ~ l-7-,
y-, W. got i've and SIX cents fug our
gno-i beef In Chicago. Thcr. Will be q
limit Ia the supply this year. have
had agents all through Texas for fort
night rs,si. They report that not half
as many cattle viii b- driven out oi
,h-r. 10 Kill as last year The whole
western part o' the state. stretching
down To the Rio Drand- river. has been
without spring rains aiid there il M;
grass enough ,o ia,i.n the cattle. The
pric. Of ca,,l. /, low now. but look 10
see good prices through the year and u
regular boom mex, y.Sr. II is the poor
~, beef that goes IN the government at
these lettings aud the beef FOR which u
I.....i inartsi mn.i IL. found
Nit. boslrr also expressed himself as
san.uin. tina, mn improvement; will L.
exp ri.nc~i such as predicted by Col.
Hunter CHEYENNE Journal.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
Ihc lsryrss A.r.iisr.

The great acrDlite which fell in indie
pcnjcnce Township. Washington cour.
ty. Pa, last September. which crca'
great excitement ut ths time. has been
found by Professor limerick, OF VII.
liam and Mary College. The Professor
vent TO Pitisburg after til. reports OF
the aernlitc had been sent out and made
An extended search. but all efforts at
discovery We're iruitlesS until three days
ago, when he accidentally discovered on
the farm of Frederick Miller, two miles
north OF Claysyillc. II was lodged nj
the base Of a hill, and was deeply i'm
bcdded In the soil. Prufessp. limerick
says IL is the largest acrolite ever dis
covered IN the worll. and is considern.
bly heavier than the combined weight
of all the aerolitos known to have fallen
in the United States. II weighs not less
than two hundred tons. and is composed
Of crOminiuin, nickel. copper, alumni
um. magnesium. and lO.s7 per cent Of IL
is iron. lie calculates that IL Travelled
lao miles at the rate of twenty miles n
second. lie left for home with several
fine specimens.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
Thr aatsI. Ani,.rs Irsar.

II may H. II interest Ia business men
and beet fais.rs I" learn that our ca,tl.
export trade ere long Is destined To cn.
counter formidable competition In the
surni-an inars-'s from the apparently
incShauNiiblc supple, on the River
i'laic IN South America. The ship
mrntS from Bucr0s Ayrcs already show
. steady augmentation from year To-
year. Thus, the shipments IN is,5 We're
$50 tons, valued at si.pD,uJO. being
nearly three times as much ~ In the
yrar preceding. Tn. business Is In i,s,
infancy; the available annual slaughter
of the Argentine Republic alon. being
three million cows and thirty-sis mil.
lion sheep; hut even surprising nnly hal;
which th.s" figures represent We're u,ll
iE.,l. they still have for expectation
lover and above home consumption not
less than i',0rD tons dead meat. ~,
1000 tons weekly. represent ing mn au-
nual value NJ more than .5o.vI. 90
We must exert ourselves 10 hold our
meat traffic with England. for without
It the cattle industry in this country
will suffer grcatly.-Tribunc Republi
can.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
RANG y NOTES.

Cattle around town are looking well.
pa,sey Hebron reports work on iel-
low creek as being flushed,
j F. Chandler came III Monday wit,
a small bunch of very tine stock from
Bear river
George 5. wit,er lost twenty one
head Of lorsrs few weeks ago. They
are supposed 10 have gone back to Utah
where Mr., Witter bought - band OF
mares ln,cly.
Wm. Vea,ch Ui Mlddi. Park, arrived
in Meelier on Monday with lot oil
horses aud cattle. Mr.. V. is looking
for location and may possibly seltlo
on White river.
The different roundup parties are
still uE ,be range, bat iaies, reports sly
they are nearing Mecker. The outfit
on the southsidc OF the river reached
pice-ance creek early Ia the week and
is operating in that section.
The s,ockraiseis around Gunnison are
complaining of some ranchmen who
have already turned their bulls onto the
range. They say that th- bulls should
not be turned Out until after the inst OF
July, ~ II u welt known that the loss OF
The eaily crop uf calves Is very heavy.
and II kept mp until after tha, time III.
losses would be- considerably less.ned.
-Gunnlson Nrws.Dcmocrat.
it.inchnop from all parts Of III.
country report the range H. the finest
possible condition, and cattle and hpr..
growing line and fat In consequence.
The high waters have caused much an
noylnc- oI late I1r unless man lived
upon his range IL was next Ia imp0ssi.
''st of The streams having been mad tor
rents Tor two weeks pIst.-cunpi,on
News Democrat
e. l.. Sanford. who sold hls Monirosu
herd last fall and went ,o R.chhcld.
Utah, writes irnM Plat. au u. follows;
Times are very dull tins season. ,aiti.
wint-fcd better here the past winter
than for several Years. We now have
al ahgndanc. OF grass. All class-s OF
stock iopk splendid. Cattle are cheaper
here in III. settlements than last Year.
Ven few buyers In Ia. county. Quite
= number Of horse, hny. died lately In
this vicinity @! brain disease. The an
imais inst app-r slightly crak,, then
grow worse until they die In spasms.
Ilc disease Kill, ,hns. attacked In
about ten days. Monirus- Register.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

a California correspondent Of the
Evening Post, In letter on the anti.
Chinese agitation. quotes little story
which is worth repeating here as neat
summary of the situation A China
man discharged on account Of tho boy
colt. turned To his late employer with
an air of genial AMI impersonal regret.
"Oh. yes; 1lishman ask Melican man
send away Chinaman. That all right.
lie go back to China pretty good.
Bimehy ilishman send Mclean man
away. Where you go -
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
.AmvsHLn CATTLE 90.

At-,u hr~ni On hp,h .iirs, Aiso o~n
~ ua lrf' .ii-. Here brand ..n,.
sseui on left ,hish. itsns-. soi'h
FORK of white river. st.si-rr, and cruah.'i
u--ss. rc.'orn.- .i.ir,-... Chas. Won iir.nsii..
N--k-r. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
NOTICE.

The Percheron- Norman stations OF
mares the ensuing season at their cor
rtis on Little Beaver. eight miles above
MceSer on road :, SAN mill. Service,
$40; for the season. s2O, These ar. both
imported horses Their equals are sell
dom seen la III. West and ae have nude
our terms so al may reach them who
desire 10 do so.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
80 .
Sss'rStE.

The White River Land. Live Stock
X Irrigation company will breed for tie
season on the range and at the home
ranch. All stock looked after daily by
competent men. Imported and high
graded Normnns; single service, SO;
so and 80 Tor season aud rutUrn If
not in ioal. For further information
address j. W. Skclton, M.ekcr, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
=. =. I..ti.I.s.

lifsn'issi fam- a. eii. sl-n nun cattle ifanissi
" "n ''fi .hnuhi'r sni , "n i.fi hiP. sni -.
N .ti-. Ai." mn hpr.ss hrsnir'i ~ > un i-ft
sh"giirr, me ~ sni Hui -. cattle arr
all .i-,r., itans-. WHITE river ani Y-iiD-
creek. ro.,pgfls- siir.., y. Iirf-niH,
v.na.-r N.-A.f ,sil8
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12

n Young man Of Clyde, New York
shot muskrat and waded into the
water TO Vp, IT,. lie intruded upon the
spawning ground OF shoal of pickerel
and was attacked by large number OF
old males so fercely that he was glad
TO get away.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
WILLIAM -. MILLER.

same As cuton left hip. Range. ficc-nce
creek and White river. P"-toi'icc address.
Ncckcr. Garfield county, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-12
s~SS
aO:is ~.

Prince, II splendid hali-Murgan and
half Norman stallion, Will b. at Greg
ory's stables for the season. Bring in
NnuT mares. Price, 80.