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The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
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ENNDVFEItE At
GLESwooD srHiSo., Colo. May "a. isss
NOTICE I. hcr-h, given that tho following Y.
~ named settler has hir-i motto. of his tn,rn.
i.nii"n in make f,nsl proof In support nf hi.
clnln. under section ssi. a.. :. ii. Statutes
aud that -hit prnof will 10 made l-fur,
the li"yist"r and Rs-riv"r nj GI-nvo.-i springs
Colombo. IN July u. Is>a. ut 10 O'Clock ". m,
VIA Harvey ". shnnkinnd. Of Nayi-lI 4. o.
tolornip, up his Homestead Entry No -n. Tor
lots and 9. sec. 4. T.B.N. H. " ". and I. l, 80
:. sec. ~, Y. :, y. II. % " 9Th T.. II.
We names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
nf said lin,i, via: George Hanks. Peter rrrr,L
Bounc e. Vaughan. A. ~. Pi.rr-. all ~ Npy.
hcll u. o. Colorado.
j. l.. HODGES, Register.
tfirst pub May sn-tast July al
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

The Sable Ditch Tunnel has been
completed. The tunnel Is three quar-
ters OF mile long, seven feet higi,
and eight feet wide, and II carries on,
80 cubic feet OF water per second.
1t leads the water from Larimic River
into Blue Grass creek, thence into the
Sable. or the two main bitches
the first Is thirty-seven miles long and
twenty-five feet wide at the bottom.
and tue other is twenty.ninc miles long
and twenty feet wide nj the bottom.
There are also nineteen miles of lateral
bitches. from SIX TO twelve feet wide a;
the bottom. The system reclaims ~.
90 acres of desert land between Chug.
water and Sable Greeks. Tn. work
has been going on two years. by the
wyoming Development Company. q
syndicate of Cheyenne capitalists, an
1t cost $4,000.
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Carbonate. ~ middle p.,s.


Mr.. John Smart. Of the Grand Lake
Prospcc,or, rrlats TO n reporter OF The
Denver Tribune-ii Republic All the new,
Of promising mining discoveries In Mid
die Park. They ARE discoveries OF The
Characteristic lead carbonate oaicrop.
pings. and OF rich vold-bearing gravel.
The ore discoveries arc located OH still.
water Creek. six miles northwest from
Grand Lake and ninstscn miles from
llo, Sulphcr Sptin.s. Al that poin,
there Is nm ou,ctopp.ng of lime. over
laid with porphyry, supposed To te sim
liar 10 the Lradyilic formation. Some.
time last fall Judge Wcsiro,t, NJ old
timer In tho Park began prcsy-v,ing:
Oh the contact. and found an abundance
of iron. \ few days ago County cicrs
n. q. Jahrcn. \. X. Warner, Lon Cot
lin and J. y. Pcitingili commesc,-I
prospecting there, and have now ali 4
one shaft u feet deep and dotr s-,ri,l
assessments. They lind an abundii,ec
of iron which assays three to fvr o,)ic.,
! \ ts~~ i..Ating the name Of Ca5.p.
dale has been laid out, and all lis ms u
III the Park who arc able. are thefr nov
prospecting. Several parties iron
Georgetown have gone In prepared Il
develop the discoveries. The gold dis
co,cIics are On Gravel Mountain. tel
miles from Grand Lake. where Mr. u
kaufman. with gang Of men. Is u,
work washing gravel. lie Is said 10 b.
obtaining =, cents per pan. aiid getting
many fine nuggets.
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Nosic- Tor pubiiessi.s.
LAND UTFI'E NJ

GLp>vpop -rniSa.. Cole. May ~. i.-s. Z
NUTtrE-t. b-r,rhy given thst the f.ilru tins
~ u.n.-i settler has nls.i nn'i-- uf hi. iut-ni
'iun Ia make nnai prsrf in support 81 hi.
Emmett Callahan. CLERK II the bistri-, Court
nj his riiiC" In NsinIs,. Colo. On Jul, y, s' ~
o'rlo-k a. IN. ,hs Jane. y. Hate. II iirttti
nv !, ne y ns :, anil - I, ne !. sec Il. Tpa y.
u % ". .'h y "
lie name tn. foIlopins witnesses to pryy-
hi. cpn'inuusI. residence upon, and cultivation
of. said land. viz; Harley Short AMI J. u.
Ashley. uf yamIsr y a.. C"in, Wash l.. Wake
man and ". ". it-nn-ti. OF Hnuit =. ~. Colo.
J. I. UDbsEs, Nsxtst-r.
lrir.t Pub. June s-tast July 10 lssSl
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Notice for Publication.

I.NNU OEFTtE NT
.LrNwoop srutSos. Colo. June 9. tss6
NOTtCE-f- hereby given that the following
- named settler has hls.i notice Of h.. tntcr.
ti"n To make hpnl proof in support of hi.
.inlin. nnd that .aid pru"f win bs made before
Emmett callahan. Cl-rk Of the District Court.
~ his Office in Sampa. Colo. on July ~. ise6
nt lnncltck q. IN. VIZ; Abbott q. rrakrr, of
Nuuii J.. ~. Colo. on his u. :. No. -, for lots
Jnnd .nds' = nv !, sec >. TIPS. y. Il. as ".
lie nain"- the following witnesses to prpvc
ms continuous residence upon. anil cultivation
o. aid innd. VIZ: W. 4. shaw. n. A. shaw,
y. Mckinney and X. Stone. all of Routt y. o.,
Colo.
J.. l.. HODGES. Rcgistcr.
tFirst pub June is-t~.t July IL, sal
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Htr>vopp sriuSus. Cnln.. May II. ISss.
NOTICE "a hereby given that tho follow ir,t.
n"n'-l @"ttl'r- have il.-i motto" Of their IN.
tnuon u max" iinal prurf In support uf their
claims. nni tb.f -aii proof will ba made I,fnr,
The N.si-'"r aud Receiver at ,.l.nyr..i springs
Colombo, on july Z. isa'i. ut 10 O'CLOCK. a n,
w 'hhrl"- u ilulcti. "f Atiil .. -. role
on hi- " :. M. 81. FOR tn. g 9, n, a "A, 1 M, L
ar, nv = :" -.c u. r I, n. H. ~ " 9Th y NJ
Ne nhin"@ III" following witnesses TO pr,,c
HE continuous r,ssii"ncr iprn, AMI ,uIti,a,t,n
Of, SAIL hni. Via u. y. Eivn,da N,mn,s,
Nhinn"il NuEh Tnrrcnc-. Charles Dirk in.
ron. nIl " ANini y. g., colorado.
And
n'N", '. hirht'l, ~ NNinl =. o.. Colo. on his
~, SO ~ 2. =. Y, II. " " Gth y. n.
'e l.,,,,. ne fgllosins witnesses to prov,
W nuinluns rrilonco upon, mud ru,ilVniion
~; ~ ,nln lnn,i, Wi 'hific- Y. iInirti, Nug,,si
Nhihnnih ,'uFh Iurrcnor, Charles J. Dirkin.
SON. nll of hslni H. o., ,uin,nip,
,rt.-, L.. HODGES, Resiat.r,
liir1i ptih MAJ 1--i,s July M
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Nos,e- for S'ssI,e.siss.

LAND OFFICE At
ULrNsoup srtus.-. Coto.. May u. isr<.
Nuricr-ts hereby Gi,.n that the following
named settler hs. nls,i nusic- Of his iufrn.
ti"i ir make rital pru"f In SUPPORT 81 hs claim
and that all pr'-f will br made trfor~ the
W-ist.i-r and N-s-is-r at Gl-nwcr-i springs.
uolo.. on July ith at 10 o'clock. A. ~. -. via:
William u. Inrins. ot Ncck-r. Gsrn~id county.
Colo. for the q 4, 81 nv '. the 50 y Of nv Y
9TH I'm.
lie namc. tho following ~iinc..s-. tn pfuv-
hi. continuous r,-ii-t.c- utr,a. ani cultivation
pldisni. E'--rt u. Lloyd. Thoms. Mcneil, ali
Of Mc-kcr =. a.. Colorado.
J. T.. HODGES. Register,
trir-t pub May ..-IA.t June -. lsaai
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Nssse~ tor Pssssessisu.

.Lr>~oop srni>'.. Colo. May 10. 1SA.
NoTigEi. hereby given that the following
~ named settler ha. lci notice of b.. iairY,-
tiut To make final rrvnf in support of hts claim.
anil thsi -sii rrypf viii H. male i--forr gm.
nrr Callahan. Clerk bi.,rict Court. Mt hi. ofi,rc
In NanTa Colorado on July Z, is-, ,i u O'Clock.
~ IA. ,yt Escrrtt. Wilson, II Asisl T.. o., Colo.
on hi. II. :. No. s'ip tC. q. So for tho . y .w =
see :. and n- y mel. nf sec. Il. nv y nv
= .cc. x. 7 $, y. tt ~ ". 9Th =. ".
"" natn"- the following witnc...> to prove
his continuous residence upon. AMI cultivation
~. -sii land, viz: William y. Tay lor. Thona.
Morgan. John ". Coilo'n. Eugene Taylor.
all of Asisl y. o.. Colorado.
J. T.. HODGES. Register.
tFir-t pub. May .'-fa.t July al
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Notice Tor l'mh,icssio..
G.yxwoop srnfsns 3g,'nA ga,n m. At IN ,.s,

.a..
'hsSwoop SPRINGS. Colo. May 10. 1sss. I
NOTICE IL hereby given TINT the following
a nnfn,-i settlers have iilc1 poticc Of their In
'.ntion to make inal proof In support of their
claims, and that said prof will bc made before
thc hoTi-tcr nni Receiver at Glcnwooi
Springs. Colnn,du on July =. lsc~f. st 10 o 'cock
y M, va; Isaac W. Ih,ch. Of Ncckcr r. o.,
,nlui"d", on his u. =. Ne. III. u. !. u. &C.. e. 81
~ W 9Th T.. ~.
lie names the following witnesses tn prove
hlf continuous residence upon. and cultivation
n,i. -nii lnnd. VIZ: samuel J. Henrpid, John $.
strvuss charles Won Buiniis. Jsfn-- e. Ken.
dalI I'LL OF Meckrr l.. o.. colorado.
And
Charles Won iifnndis OF Mcckcr. +. o., Cole
radn' on hi- u. $. No at 4. I. r.. for the :,
II. ~ W 9th =. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
OF, said land. viz; Samuel j. U,nrnjd. John
:; stroon-s, Isaac W. bach. James &. Kendall.
All OF Mcckcr. Colorado.
J. W. HODGES. Register
lfirst pub May 'p--Isst July Al
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Ssss~e sss 1susisesssos.
LAND OfViCi. At

o.. ss.sa.n ssss ~ A 80.
str,~"oh r.'nis'.r- Colo. AtFh 10 i-~.
NOrtcr-i. trr,i,y given that The foiip-ins
~ usins-i .-,ti-r hs. t-j np,bo.- of hls ifii-u.
tsun tu insA- nusi prr-,i In .urt-sft a. his
.ia.n. and that ssl1 pFsspf -iil 10 sitsir ,~fufr
the k.stsirr snd H-s~it.t At .lsnHt-.i
springs. s.,isl. on June I. led, si 10 a'clo.rs
q, ri.. ,t,i r.sr ,isrSn.-s. nf N.-s.t y, -.
'rio. 90 HE u. :. Ne. :, q, !. u, fuf III"
re a - =, sec. NJ. II. /. y. u. ~ ". ,'h =. ".
Ii- name. the fnliu~ins -iinr-..s1. tn pfuyr
his r,sutiuuuss rs-'i.i"nr- ut-un. nni ssiltita
ton uf. saii lau'i. ,ts3 Jsn-s ~ Calhoun.
IIuugp sis-irr. scurg- T.. wssnsr anil ". u.
Card. all II Nc.A.r T.. -, ruls.
;. I. HODGES. E..i.icr.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Mr.. Thomas B. Watson having made
arrangements with the j.. W. Kinsey
Co. Denver. is prepared to furnish all
kinds OF machinery, such as Mowers.
Rakes, Binders, Hay Presses, Thrcsh.
ing machines. etc. at Denver or Raw.
lins prices. with freight added to Meek.
er. VIII also keep In stock such u art.
Of machines most likely to break.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
Gu Drug SIors.

For drugs, medicines, paints, books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
field glasses, artists materials. musical
goods, etc. etc, go or send your orders
TO Or. +. Stuver, Rawlins. Wyoming
and get the best goods at lowest prices
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Nss.@~ tor s'ssi,r.ssss.

t.NNb'frUtt ~ 49,.
Gtf>~ pnp -i-Hi>o.. 'ola.. April -. lS4.
NOrtCE /. b.rvsy given that ih~ following
~ asns.i settler hs. Mel MOTTO. at hts intrn.
tis,n tn make nnsi pruaf in supl-sst uf hi.
rlsirn. rni that .ssi ps,"f -ill H. made i-fuss'
i'-rry Jsirs-. "f M~-'k-r =. a.. Colo. on bis u.
:. No Al. Z l. IT,. for The nr = nv y n y NJ
v "
lie nsm-s the following witnesses to psu,-
his couiutini- r--isirnr- upon. ani guilty siios
uf. ssh isni. VII! L. :. Fowler. ". Fowler.
Norrt. Jonc. and X -sn.i-r-sn. ali of N--krr
v. u. Colo.
J. L. HODGES. R-r,sicr.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Gilmore Il Randall. of the Gregory
Feed n Livery Stables. can give YOU
saddle horses in any style, color. gait.
ETC. and will furnish them at prices
that would tempt a tenderfoo, 10 ride
himself shapelcss. Good accommo.
daticns for the cowboy" Hay. grain.
etc, always on hand.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Scaled bids. addressed to the Town
Recorder, will bc received Mt this Office
till Saturday. June sGth. 1856. for the
building OF jail Mt Meekcr Plans aud
specifications can liz seen at this Office.
by Order Of Board of Trustees.
u. ID. TuAYEn,
Town Recorder.
MEEkER. June 10th. 1850.
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George II. Waterbury. United States
Postotlice Inspector for Colorado. ar.
rived in Meeker Wednesday, from
Grand river where he has been looking
into the workings of the postoaices in
that section. Mr.. Waterbury is no
tenderfoot In the White river country
having been here before the Meeker
massacre.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

In another column will he found the
advertisement OF Gilmore \ Randall.
hverymen Messrs. Gilmore Il Randall
are now running the Gregory stables
and all who put their stock up a, the
Gregory stables can rest assured tha,
their horses will be well cared for. Give
the boys call.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

John DE Dane did the grca, bare hack
aud bunch. ground act Thursday
evening. The iltst act WAS klnk In
The broncho's back and iwo jumps s,in.
legged. Second ac,-John standing on
his neck.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Mediation 4 Sheridan bought six
yoke of work cattle from Thos. Is. Wat
son few days ago. Mcssrs. Mediation
\ Sheridan now have twelve yok. Of
oxen Rt work In their logging camp.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
NOTICE.

On and after July l, the Cabine, res
tanrant will be run on the 'shor, order
system" You can order what you
want Mt any and all hours. No more
boarders after the above date.
5. \. RICE.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Gilmore h Randall Of the Gregory
stables. purchased very handsome
team Of black horses from Hulett Il
Terrence last week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

The rear end Of J. ". Ilugus Il Co. s
establishment presents very attractive
appearance. The new addition is
principally filled with quccnsware--
among which Is large variety Of cut.
glass goods.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Messrs. Little y Blair propose to
keep up with the procession" Their
rapidly increasing business is evidence
iha; they are pleasing the public.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

We will run "dny herd In conncc.
ton with our stables Horses pasturcd
by the day night or month at very
reasonable rates.
GILMORE * RANDALL.
Gregory Stables.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

We had n pleasant call from Major
Swcc, of the White River Land. Live
Stock 4 Irrigation Co. in the early part
Of the week. Mr.. Sweet Is over from
Denver on little vacation and has en-.
ioycd his trip.
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b. c. wakeley of Omaha. arrived in
the future great" Sunday. Mr.. Wake
ley 1t very enthusiastic over the unriv.
aled attractions Of our beautiful valley.
and Will write the country up before
returning East.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Little X Blair. Of the Cabinet saloon,
will have kcg beer for tn. Fourth. Tom
Rooney has gone TO Rawlins for that
ptirfsp.e
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Having leased the Gregory Stables we
are prepared to feed, care for. or furnish
horses to the travelling public.
GILMORE h RANDALL.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Commissioner Tom lie, Of Rout,
county. WAS over In the cariy par; Of
the week. He says Dyer IIulct, had Il
relapse after leaving Mcckcr and /,
s,ill far from being well.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

John Hansen. 81 Morgan's. was In
town for tho FIRST time Wednesday.
Mr.. Hansen was pllo,.i around and
shown tho sights by Capt. Mike DAILY.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Mail order depot in connection will
Rawlins Drug Store. Pure drugs. etc.
at bottom prices. Address. DIR. J. L
Osborne. Rawlins. Wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

u. II. IIcnnings of Upper White. paid
Mcckcr visit Ss;ur'ia, last. Mr.. lien.
ming has large portion Of his land I'M.
der cultivation ihi, season. and say the
crop is doing well.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Hon Pcriuc gave an exhibition Thurs
day evening OF his skill In riding buck
Ing bronchos. Hon has the stayin.
qualities,
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Morris. what did that package con-
tain that you received from Denver the
other morning
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Captain lien Nichols, who Is making
the race track. says II will be daisy
and doa't you forget II.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

The ball.to-scrs tender their regards
TO Mr.. u. Blair for liquid refreshments
while practicing few evenings since.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Tom Ro1ory. ths p"p,ias day elssk ~
Little h lilairs saloon, saws he Is mol,
much Of bss--tailcs,. but Is open for
engagements for run around the Park
OIL the Fourth.
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Eibert Long. late OF Mt. Sterling. ILL.,,
will have charge Of Mediation X Sheri'
dams lumber yard this summer.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

The Cabinet saloon is now the popu.
lar resort for stock men. Sample their
We, goods and YOU will go again.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

A"dark horse" will d. on hand from
Yellow Creek on the Fourth that will
lower the i-.s, r--ord-in fact knock
the bottom out Of IL.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Pap Rice. the en,crprising proprietor
Of the Cabinet restaurant. proposes to
have everything the market affords.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Dunk Blair. the cattle baron Of Lower
White, paid the metropolis short visit
this week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Iiark ! We Fourteen Mile Creek and
Govcrnmcni Meadow blccis. We will
have stock on the turf july 5,h that
will warm up your plugs.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Nelson Palmer, while under arrest n,
Baltimore, for forgery. committed sui
eide. He was respectfully connected.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Bread for everybody from the cattle
king down 10 the la,cs, location hunter
at the Cabinet restaurant.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Frank liarcus. Of Yellow Creek. spent
saturday and Monday in town.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Rodney Abbott, OF Lansing, Michi-
igxn. was among the arrivals In the
early part of the week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

DIR. Thornton will bc In town on
Tuesdays Of each week. when he can
lie consulted professionally.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Stationery. books. musical instru.
mehis. 'ield glasses and spectacies. a,
DIR. Osiorne's drug store. Rawlins. Wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

II. PieifIer. of the 655 outfit. lear
river. passed through town in the
forepari o; the week on his return from
Aspen. Mr.. Pfeiifer says things bear
livel, look in the neighborhoyd of Glen.
wood and Grand Butte.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Denver Is going To spend siSo for IRE
works on the Fourth. How much Is
Mcekcr going To spend for works
on that great day
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

s5,0o.O In the Fist National Bank
Denver. says the 5. n. 5. Is the les,
Nickel Cigar In Colorado.
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N.,s.. tor s.as,ie.,,.s.

LASp ofri.g AT
Ut-~poot rrntNns, ,ain., April =, ia-s- I
NOTICE /. hrrri,, si,un that the following
. nafn~st settlers has- ni-.i nuti..f uf their
,nt-ntiuu max. nnai prnpf In .upt-,r; af th.'lr
rafis. sni thst All pfuuf vii H. made t-f"r,s
b'ufn~it Callahan. irfs q bisirtrf 'uurt, y,
hi. .'ihs. m tsfnpr. tagg-. un Jisn- u, Isr. II
10 o'siss'k a m, Ma Thomas Wii.nn, 81 Disco
y. %, wtunins Trr,. On hi. u. :. NJ. i0,. e..
lots Nee. au1 :. .--. 4 r. 10 y. sni y 4,
So y. r. n. y. I'll In ~ ~ ". 9Th q. ",
lie nsfn.. the Following sitn-~,-s. :. PROVE
hi. .Nutiuuols fr.hl~rs.s up-tn AMI .uitit afi1t
~ .sh ani. VIA ]. u. 1nsi-y. q. -. sherman
W. ~ tsfr-ll. Jr. alt II bisun T.. ~. w,.tl,-
Ing Ter. sni itni,-rt Mcintosh. ot slater T.. o..
wJuuins Ter.
william u. farr-ii. Jr.. of Dixon r. o.. Wycus.
ins Ter. 90 III. q. :. <a. - foe the !, ne y
ss.. = anil q = ne :. 49, os 7. ". y. n. ~ ~.
.sn T.. ".
lie name. the s",is~ins uiin-..-s to prove
q .aFi l.nal. .ssi Tha.nss Wli>,n. !. u. tn.i.y
rni I. -. sherman. ali "' p.xan u. -. wyuu.,
ln= Tsr-. ani u. L. fi.y. II s!ss-r u. a..
Wyoming Ter.
Ter. gu hi. u. :. No. i.s. Tor the I. 4, q,
80. ;. sud 3. us y. .rc. n 7. l.. \. II. ;, "
9Th T.. ".
~. rafnrs ;r. following uiin-..-. to rrn,.
hi. cufitiuursfs rr-iiftrr uIsu apsi stiitit aiinf
~ ssli sni, Via j. IL In.l-y. Thomas Mii."n
anil ". II. fars.it. Jr.. all Of bstu T.. -
Wyoming T-r.. AMI Hnu-rf Mcintosh. ot slsi.i
j. u. HODGES. H-sx;-r.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

II YOU want your horsrs properly
cared tog put tsssn up ~ tlss Gs.a.sy
stables.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Largcs, stock; lowest prices. Send
mail oricrs for drugs To Dr. j. E.. Os.
borne, Raw iins. Wyo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Fred Harrison OF Denver, arrived In
Meeker Sunday.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.

George Toedt returned from Bear
river Monday.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Photographs taken on panel, cabinet.
or In sizes to suit the most fastidious.
Next ioor Ia Hotel Mcckcr.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

George Mckee of Pittsburg, arrived
Sunday and went down the river Mon.
day to ~c his brother Mr.. John }. Nc.
ke~
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Dreifuss, II anybody should ask you
II you can ride a broncho tell them no +!
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

\ line assoI ,mcni Of California wines
nj Little X iilairis Cabinet saloon.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Mrs. .. q. Wright bought Of Jay
Hon u beautiful team OF dark grays this
week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Fresh oranges and lemons. just re-
ccl,rd. nj uou,ton's.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

The lest mixed drinks In Meckcr ut
the Cabinet saloon.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Mixed drinks, "ht for the gois,n nj
the Cabinet saloon.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

All kinds Of imported brandics and
wine. at The Cabinet
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

All the iatcs, illustrated papers and
magazines. ai Ilouston's.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Al the dclicacic, Of the season at the
Cabinet restaurant.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Whiting material OF every dcs,rip
tion. nj Itouston's.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Imported Geneva gin u, the Cabinet
saloon, THIS Ii the genuine article.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Pictures Of the babies, taken at Heyn's
the photographer.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

County warrants 40 cents at J. W
ilusus X Cos.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Fine old Rye and Bourbon whiskics
nj The Cabinet.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Meals at all i,ous NJ the Cabinet res
tAuraut.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Twenty year old whisky AT the Cabi-
net saloon.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Oranges AT Iloustons.
Lemons at Houston's.
Perfumery, at Houston's.
s
Fresh fgs at IIouston's.
~
Fine Toilet Soap, ut Houston's.
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Ice cream at the Cabinet restaurant.
French ConiAc ut the Cabinet. Try
IL.
The best cigars in town, at Hous-
tons.
Bread for sale ut the Cabinet restau-
rant.
Nuts and Fine Candles, etc, at Iious-
tons.
TO to the Cabinet Billiard and Pool
rooms.
1876 goods at Little 4 Blair's Cabinet
saloon.
Photographs Of the utcs for sale at
ileyns.
Twen,y-year. whisky at the cabi-
net saloon.
Meals at all hours al the Cabinet RES
taurant.
"a
The Cabinet Saloon Is now open dav
and night.
lee cream st the Cabinet restaurant
ut NIL times.
County warrants 10 cents al J. w.
uusus X Cos.
Fine old Rye and Bourbon whiskics
nj The Cabinet.
Pictures Of the babies, taken at Icyn's
the photographer.
Mixed drinks. ''ht for the gods nj
the Cabinet saloon.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

The Cabinet Saloon Is now open day
and night.
Ice cream st the Cabinet restaurant
ut all times.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Photographs Of the Utes for sale at
ileyns.
The Meeker herald., 1886-06-19

Fresh ilgs at IIouston's,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1886-03-12

was wordy document, but worthy Of
consideration. It looks as if John
Chinaman will have to 60, law or IL o
law.
The discussion of the Pension Appro-
priation bill and the Educational bill
occupied most of the time in the House
ana Senate last week. Ben. Butter
worth, Of Cincinnati, arraigned tho
Democracy very severely, and they were
defended by Mr.. Wilson with consider
able ability.
The buttsrine people have been
before the Subj Committee on Agricut-
ure. The antibutterine folks want
bill passed taxing butterine, or .table-
fat" as the Germans rightly name it,
at 10 cents per pound, and to require
it labeled, and to be colored either vel
low orpink. There is a decided pref
erence lor pink. Nothing is likely to
come Of it.
The F'itz John Porter bill will come
into the Senate pretty early now, and
the indications are that it will pass, as
Senators Cameron and Sewell, both
Republicans, and other Republicans will
favor it.
1t is believed that the Democrats in
the House will not allow the Dakota bill
to becomea Il law this session.
Secretary ManEing's answer to the
inquiries about the seizures of money
i'll New Orleans during the war by Gems.
Butler and Banks showed that these
men accounted properly for every dollar
they got.
Kelley. Of Pennsylvania, will attempt
to revive the grade of General of the
army tor the benefit of Phil. Sheridan.
but the Senate will he likely to oppose
sucl, legislation.
Gen. Terry is the lucky man who has
been appointed to fill the vacancy
created by the death Of Gen. Hancock.
He is a worthy soldier, though Gen.
lloward's friends had hopes of his
nomination.
1t is believed that House Committee
on plnlic Lands will report Il measure
torepeal the pre-emption law.