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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-30
GRESHAM MEN MOURN
Over the Strategy Of the Biain1acs
Talk of the Primaries.


Talk of the Primaries.
The result of the Republican prima-
ries, Saturday night, was not entlreiy
satisfactory to the entirety OF the party
of God and morality. 1t appears that after
all there are few Gresham men, out
side of the Journal office, and one ALL
son man. beside the editor of the Irlb-
me and these anti-Blaine men are not
happy. 1t is evident that the com
Ing county convention will see 10
il that only those men are
sent to st. Paul who are known. TO
be friendly to Blaine. There may be
no resolutions on Instructions, but the
ring will see to it that the thirty-seVen
delegates chosen favor delegates TO
Chicago who will be ready to leap TO
Blaine at the proper time. The GLOBE
has several times published the solemn
assertions of Republicans that the new
league is Blaine machine, and Satur-
day nights work would appear to bear
this out. Nothing, but Blalnlsn
was tolerated. The few anti
Blaine men who slipped IN
were not accidents, but were
deliberately placed there 1Or enect.
There will not be enough OF them TO
color the Dlalllo Wdlelo VI my - ~
tion. But the city is not so Blaine as
would appear. There was no interest
taken, SO it was an easy matter for the
Blaine engineers so get out enou h men
to carry the caucuseS. 49,, ;,
1T was our own tauIt, III admit,
said a Gresham man at the West, hotel
last night, "but it is very, tough not
withstanding. l call it a dead shame
that the city should be given out as
Blaine town, when in reality it IS not.
If we'd turned out things would have
been different"
"There were no chain men sworn in"
remarked another Republican who was
in a happier frame of mind; because
that law is dead letter. 1t speaks OF
inspectors. and we have no inspectors.
Whoever drew the bill copied it from
the New York law and forgot to make
Tho farms oOrrpSDOnd."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-30
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-30
DIR. BRINLEY,
Hale Block, Rennepln A., Cor. Fifth ST.
OD0Osite West Hotel. cf,5l

Regularly graduated ana legally quaIhedt
long engaged in Chronic, Nervous and Skid
Diseases. A friendly talk costs nothing. II
ineoDyenient to visit the city for treatmen1l
medicine sent by mail or express, free FROM
observation. Durable cases guaranteed IL
doubt exists we say SO. Hours 10 to ~ a. M
2 to and to 8 p. IN; Sundays, 2 TO 3 p. m(
II you cannot come state case by mail. 4
Diseases from Indiscretion, Excess or E6f
posure Nervousness, Debility, Dimness OF
Sight, Perverted Vision, Defective Memory(
Face Pimples, Melancholy, Restlessness, Lost
of Spirits, Pains I'm the Back, etc, are treated
with success. Safely, privately, speedil "
No change of business.
Catarrh Throat Nose, Lung DiseaseAl
Liver Complaints. 1t is self-evident that q
physician paying particular attention to {
class of diseases attains great skill. Every
known application is resorted to, and th{
proved good remedies of all ages and count
tries are used. All are treated with skill in {
respectful manner. No experiments art
made. Medicines prepared in my own lab
oratory. On account Of the great numbel
of cases applying the charges are kept lowI
often lower than others. Skill and perfect
cures are important. Call or write Sympto1
lists and pamphlet free by mail. The doctot
has successfully treated hundreds Of cases II
this city and vicinity.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Seventh Judiciai Convention.

The Republican Judicial Convention for
Bnddecke 4 ,Diehl opczs Honoe Saturday
At 10 o'clock 4. n. The ~,eeting WAS called
TO order by Chairman Clark of the Judicial
Committee In calling the Convention to
order Captain Clark made q rousing spe-ch.
L. l. Henry Of Delta was recommended tenn
psrary Chairmsn and l.. c. Mum OF Teilu-
ride Temporary Secretary. After the appoint
ou cr,ler of business and resolutions the con.
rcntiou adjourned until o'clock
The convention did na reas>euable until
1880 p. NJ, when the committee on order of
business recommended A. 4 ling Of Delt;,
for permanent clsir,nH,- and n. Y. Wood
of Telluride Permaneat Secretary.
The nomination Of Judge now being in
order. sprigg sharkhford of Gunni,on, in a
neat speech, placed Hon. Alexander Gullett
in nomination for the position Of Judge
Judge Connolly Of Grand Junction nominat-
eli Judge Storey Of Ouray, and Hon. +. c.
Goudy, in a rousiss speech setting forth the
claims OF his candidate, placed the name OF
of S. :. Shersian sf Delta betosr she conveu-
ton.
Thirteen ballots were taken with Mr.. Gull
lett in the a-sd, having on several ballots
come within tro Of reo-iviny the nomination.
On the 18th BALLOT Jndge Storey Of Ouray
received s2 votes being a Hsajority Of all cast.
and he was declared the noaincc Of the con-
yention.
Jsdgc Storey addressed the convention and
thanked il for the honor conferred up.n
hiu, but refused to accept the noninsticn.
The convention at this time adjourned
until r. H. The conversation again reas.
scxRlcd at o'clock, and after being called
to order Hon. Alex Gullctt was nominated
by ac,famati,n, Hoa. II. NJ. hogg, the in
cuubent Of the office of District Attorney,
was nU,iina,cd by ao-laniation.
Both Mr.. Outlet, Aud Mr.. Ho,.S made ap-
rropriste speeches. thanking the convection
for the nominations.
The convention tbcn procss,dcS to the cles.-
tion cfs District Cosssa' ,iee, after which t,,e
convention ssdiourned
After the convention adi-urned rousins
Republican rally was held in ue o2crs
House. There was prese,s hetweeu SOC and
400 people. who were entertained by short
addresses by prus.incnt speakers from all
over the district.
The Rcpeblicau Of the Tsh Judicial District
so into the campaign with great enthusiasm
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
San Luis Valley.

ED. ISpsPESDESI--As I receive your
paper from time TO time and read ofthe fruits
and vegetables which our people are enjoy
ing, must confess it makes ME feel just
little homesick. have now been in the
San LUIS valley nearly months and must
say, give me Delta coenty in preference to
ali vf this valley. l saw lev shrivied roast
ing-cars in market and learned they were
worth only so cents a dozen. Not q water
melon has yet made its appearance in mar
ket. How is that for such noted farming
country, Atpresert there is great deal of
sickness in the valley there being 3 number
ef cases of typhoid fever and yet the praises
of this valley ere sounded abroad rs the great
est sauitarium in the stale. They are build
ing Ss5,op hotel ard expect to draw GUS
tom largely through iuvalids seeking health.
have wondered if something Of that kind
would not pay in Delta, We have the finest
winter climate in the state. Invalids would
tind the wiu;ers all they could ask for, and
during the hes. of the summer they could go
up on car Grand Mesa and hunt and fsh.
Now, Mr.. Editor, don't.be bsshful about talk
Jag of the natural advantages of Delta county
for she is surely going TO take her place At
the head rs having the finest climate and the
best county in the state for fruit, grain and
vegetables. While am not in the emigra-
tion business vet have answered numerous
questions in regard To Delta county and some
who were getting sick Of Colorado are talking
OF visiting Delta before deciding to return
east aud as q result of my stay here
hope in the near future to several good
substantial farners settle in our county.
>Iy efforts here and at Del Norte in hold
ing ,cnf meeting have not been altogether
without success as over twenty have espoused
the doctrines held hy the S. d. Adventists
since my arrival here aad We expect to or
ganize a church soon, leave the valley in
shout week to hold q few meetings vt Pu-
colo and shall zen visit Colorado Springs,
Mani,ou and Pixies Peak and hope to see much
of interest there. Sclsember 18th expect to
tend tine camp meeting and conference of our
denomination and get he's. about Oct. LIST. l
have secured complete set al DIR. Kelloggs
temperance charts for Temperance lectures
which by the way are ahead OF anything
ever saw in illustrating the Effects of alcohol
on the human system and will in tho near
future deliver temperance lecture from
them in Delta,
GEo o. STATES.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Ilayseed Journal

Water E,elops are now ripe and not coou
in thi. so tion to steal thun. Blessed coun-
Try.
Brim-r q Bopp are securing the material
for thsir new store. Both are we'll known
and arc buruI % have n good trade.
mill. They express themselves pleased with
the outlook.
Mr.. Stringlcy is making arrap yemcnts to
open y butcher shop here.
Dr.. T-ii will commence the ernntion of
kis drug store in II few days.
A hotel is needed to accommodate she in
erased travel. il is reported that lIesdrick-
Of the 'Tannery" wss coming here for that
purpose.
They tel a rather funny story ou his ,anor,
III. referee, over on Smiths Fork, II seems
,ha, it was nccessar, tn pos; notices in regard
10 the adjudication OF water rights. over in
that section, asd while in discharge Of that
duty he got lost taking the read that led 10
belongs saw mill. Instead of the righ, one
leading to Nshcr. He had logged on several
suiles when he became suspicious that he was
on the wrong road. and soon after, meeting =
native with u losd Of lumber, hailed him
,husly: "spy. friend. can yoe tell me how
far 1t is to MaherH" "Ics, | KIM" replied
the native. ii, yer keep right eu it's about
a5 900 nules, hut IL you turn roand and go
back it's about three miles n-a-hJf Yer see
IL .lc,spds on which way yer GO" liizzoner
concluded TO tirn roxnd. As he did so, his
inicrlocu,or, who had been cying him suspi.
cicasly, accostcd him in turn, "look here,
pana, what mout be yer business in these
pay,ss" "Why, ua the referee sho was ap-
pointed 90 adjudicase the water rights Of this
district, and"-"Judy' Knte! Sh"" yelled
the native, ss he began to climb down from
his wagon. "Ycr just .hc mss I'm locking
fer. Las fall when thsi dcd slnrned water
comn,i-sioncr cum up here aud dried UP the
Clear Fork I appin,ed d fsn'rni fer the next
man what fooled roxsd our water works, and
ri can git holt ov We, sSar the corpse ill
be ready" and he made dive for the intcnd-
I'd corpse. His honor had no desire to bc
ma,le the subject ofan obituary notice and he
20, out of there In hurry.
HAyeKKD.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Democratic Cannty Conyentlon.


To the Democrats of Delta County, Colo
RADIO.
The DeInocrssic County Central Commit.
tee calls convention to meet at Deltu, Colo,
Sept. sth, 1885, at o'clock p. N for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, to he held in Deaver, Colo,
Sept. l1th, 1858; to Rominate capdidate for
County Coua,issioner, from Surface creek
District; to nominate a candidate for Coroner;
to elect delegates to serve in the Convention
to nominate candidate for Representative;
to elect County Central Comm ittee; and to
nominate precinct officers.
In said Delta County Convcp6nn the fol.
lowing is the superintendent of delegates and
places of holding the primaries:
Delta, Deita,
Surface Creek, Triekle School Rouse. q
Hotchkiss, Duke Bros.' Store,
.Paonia, Paonia School House, 1
Crawford, Crawford School House,
The primaries in the several precincts al
the places above named, for the purpose OF
electing said delegates to County Convention
shall be held on Saturday Sept lst, 1855, Al
2 o'clock p. N.
A full attendance of delegates is desired.
J. P. HAssLER,
A r. HowAR1, Chairman,
S,rrrt,ry
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

Last THURSDAY night saaLl but spprecia-
tive audience assembled at the Presbyterian
church to listen to Thompson's Social Band,
from Montrose. The band iscomPosed large
ly of ladies which is by NO means n draw
buck for the music rendered was good in
every respect The Cornet Solo, by Ed.
Thompson, the Piano Duet by the Sharp sis
tiers and the Piano solo by Miss Thompson
were especially good, ;Eke it all in all, the
people went away ~ell satisfied with the
evenings entertainment.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Teachers Examination.

Tie fsilowing is n list Of th. teachers ex-
smined a, the ,hied quarterly examination
held in Delta Aug alst anil s-pr ist: Mis-.
uilSon will teach a, Delta. Mr. s~art Of New
York, ~'iIl teach in Dix. No. 0. Upper Ferry;
Mr.. Webster of ksi~as, sill te: CT in Dis,.
No. II. Rogers Mesa Miss Myers Of Ohio,
will teach in Dist. No. q. Tongue Creek;
Miss Alexander of kansas. will teach in
biz. Nc. 3, Psoni.c hr. Merchant, EI.Co
saP,., will teach ia Dist. No. $, near Pa
ouis: Mr. Min.ou Of Ohio. will teach in
Dis,. No. 4, Hoielki.s; and Nr. Gage OF
White Pirs, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
w. c. I. U. NOTES.
ROSE C. BREASTED.

The W. c. T. U. have resumed their
snvurday meetings, Sept. l. They elected
ra.e following officers: Mrs. r. &. Purdy
President, Mrs. p. N. Eondit Correspond
ing Secretary, Nrs. L. C. Alley Vice Presi-
dent from VI. L. church, Mrs. J.. n. Jeil.rs
4Supt. of Franchise department. The re-
naming officers were retained in their respec.
tive positions. Resolutions were passed ia-
voring womea's suffrage aud THE Prohibition
party.
Rev. Tuttle Will preach q Temperance
sermon for the ". c. T. u. next Sunday
evening, in the n. E church.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

r The followingaarriaIe notice is taken from
the Graphic, lrSblish.d al Monte Vista. Colo:
IIAWBER-MooDY- Pael,lo. Aug ed
by Rev. Mr. Murphy, Rev. j. Shawb-r, pas
tor of tl,. y. E ossrch at Monte Vista, to
Miss Alice Moody. of Delta, Colorado.
Bntb ID the contracting fnrti-s are we'll
known in shis community. Mr.. Shawber
presided or=s the NJ. l.. church a, ,h,s place
FOR so~-taing over gear, and Miss No"as'
bs. lived ker- eith her mother and brothers
lor Ions: time ard has = host Of friends who
Join tn. JSpKrESDEyT in wishisg the couple
q long sad hspsy life.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Democratic Primaries.

LAST Saturday the Democratic primary pre-.
einci No. /. met at Court House. A. X. How.
Ard called the meeting 10 order at J p. NJ.
Dr- L. MaeLesa was made chairman, +.
uodSdcn secretary.
The iollo~ing gentlemen we're elected del.
e.,ztss to the County Convention by accla-
saation: +. iioisdeu. L. MaeLcan. +. Beau.
dry. a. X. Howard, l. J.. Chcnowith, ".
Girard1s, I. Bran,let, J. p. Bassicr, Tbeo.
Baker.
X. II. Hoffman wss nominated Justice OF
Peace for !aVg terts, l. L. Chsnowith shsr,
term. Levi SchieI WAS nominated for Com
stable.
W. n Brown, c. Zcicler /. NJ. McMnrray
we're elected Precinct Committee.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
GRAND MESA HOTEL
JAMES s. KYLE, Proprietor
Headquarters for Tourists and Commercial Statesmen
JAMES r. KYLE, Proprietor.
The Great Bargain House Of Delta.

Weare not always marking our goods
rs some do. We mark down bat once
and then our goods sell. as we mark
many below cost. in the first place,
that is less than it cost 10 produce
them. We don't buy our goods from,
drummers running all over the United
States at u cost of tep dollars per day.
selling their goods OH four menths
credit. and charging two prices for
them. We buy for Cash and from such
heusss ;,ssare compelled to sell at our
prices.
Tile houses that ere always marking
goods down must mark very high in
the first place, and il they cannot get
their price they will continue to fall
and get the biggest price they can. We
don't do that wLy. If we buy goods
for one half what they are worth, we
sell them to our customers ut one half
with our per cent added
We have large assortment of
Ladies Cloaks that we are selling at
cost and below, and other goods to
numerous TO mention. We are selling a
good blue fianne, shirt, double breasted
embroidered with silk at $l.20 apiece.
A bargain in marseilles quilts or bed
spreads from Sl.20 to S2.I0. Oyerills
from 40 to +5 cents apiece. Steel
mixed under shirts heavy weight re4u-
lar made at shoulder and cuff, at 45cts
apiece, drawers to match same price.
\ good corset for So cents. British
hose. super stout. 10 cents per pair
and 8 spools thread for cts; papers
OF pins. 5 cts, etc. Ladies and child
rens hose and gloves way down.
Consult your interests, use your
judgement and invest your money
| where it will do you the most good.
We solicit comparison of goods and
prices.
r. BIGELow & Sons.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
From Grand Mesa

Feed is rather short, now.
Everything is kcoming on red top ness.
Chss Mundry has been on the sick lis,
lately.
Bear killed calf for Baldwin & Mundry
a few days ago.
W. II. Stewart has returned to his summer
residence ON Bluenose.
Johs .&:;,adry has got tired Of herding cows
and gone into the pole business.
Ed. Reynolds has got a faaous bronco bus
ter helping him brake MIR. Meldr~m's horses
We eau hear neighhor Clarence's voice
ringing through the forests once in a while.
The Hannah creek boys nre driving the
calves down on the ~iatcr range to ~can
chem.
,Ys
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

of Colbury, Montgomery Co., la, has found
ont how he can cure any case OF diarrhoea.
Two Of his chlnien had diarrhocs for about
sia weeks he tried four different kinds ofpas-
ent medicines without benefit, out he finally
got hold of bottle of Chamberlain Colie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which he
says completely cured them, and is con6deat
it will cure any case when the plainly printed
directions arc followed Sold ~ Lafham [
Williams.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Netirc Eer p.hllcat,en,
LAND OFFICE At GC,sSisoS. COLORADO
August ly,h. lSs.

LAND OFFICE At GU;.SIsoS. CoLoRApo
August 18th. lSss.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
s,amed settler las filed notice of his intention
make final proof In support OF his claim and
that said proof will be. made before A. r. King.
County Judge N; Delta. Colo. on Sept %. ISIS.
~ Peter Olson. ID. :. ISIS. Ute Series. for the
s>y5t nwif, nls sw,. and nwiA, SEX, 81. tw y,
IS :. r. o., ". 6tli p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land. viz Beniaman +. Rice, John I. Now
land. Frank 4. Wilbur, Clarence W. Trobaugh.
all Of Crawford. Colo.
FRANK r. TANNER Register
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

L. Alley. of this place, Was. At IA csnven.
tion held in Denver VI lise 2sth, no,ninatcd a
candidate for presidential eisetur, On the Pro-
hibition ticket. As there are bat three elec.
tors in the state, Mr. AIey feels justly a'rosd
of sac Office.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

iae young gents pretending to visit their
"ereAsars OH Sunday nights. and land on
'"s,' nsishhsr's waterselan patch, hal bet.
yer 'ooe lksle out, er thc Grand Jary may
catch them.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

Mr.. Elihu Palmer, representing the Denver
Republican, was in Delta last Saturday, .ssd
made some special observasioas Of the fraE
industry. He will report ~ that excellent
journsi the results of his investigations. The
R.puL,iean shows comaendah!e enterprise IN
this work which sho.ld be appreciated by
orr people.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

There will be n debate next Tuesday eve,
by six la.'ies consisting of Mrs. P.say, Mrs.
Brasted and Mrs. letters, for the affirmative;
Mrs. Condit, Mrs. Norton upG Miss Ada Nc
Murray, sor the negative. Subject: That
Women's S&,arape is necessary for .,e early
success of the Prohibition Cause in the U. s.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
FRANK p. TANNER. Resiste
Notice for Publiensso..

Aug. Itn lsss
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his Intention TO
make nnal pr,of In suPvort of his eliiis, and hat
said prsa{ will be made before 4. X King.
County Judge, at Delta. Coin- on September
18th. Isss, viz: .IohnC. Dowiingo D. 5. tSsc. Ute
Settles. for the mex nwi<. and n 4 neH, yec. L.
tsp. 10. sc IS. W. Isth 4. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to Is,s-e his
continuous residence upon. aud cut.sattsn OF.
said land. viz: Brac,. B. Griggs joel H. Grs-
hih, i.1oett LandEeth. AbrahaE ". Carr, all of
Delta, Colo.
FRANK p. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

Cholera morbus Is one Of the most painful
and dangerous diseases, many deaths result
from it each each year, usually because it is
not properly treated. The most severe cases
may be cared byssing Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t never
tails. Sold by Latham e. Williams.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

P. c. Bridges bought from J. ). Barker last
year harvester of the Wood make, and he
says it can do more and better work tLan any
other machine made. and needs less repairs.
He was iH town last Friday and praised up
the n,eri ts of this machine very much.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

J. W. Bouldin, our popular barber is hnv.
ing his shop enlarged aud painted up in a
style that will make it pleasant for all his
customers. John intends, also, to put in
bath tabs, something that the public has been
wanting for these many days. This taking a
bath IN tea-cup is played out.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
GRAND MESA.

A. C. Butler, of the firm of Mct;ranahan
4 Butler, Of this city, started for his hone
in Port Richmond, n. y, hast Sandsy MORN
ing. Abe has not seen his folks Scr six years
mud is going to give them senSiae surprise.
Mr.. BstAer, as he is somctiss,rs called, is n
general iavoritc among the brys, and rccciy.
ed several presents whea he left, sunsc of
which he intends T., present to his tsest girl,
az Doubt. Well. Abe has gone. aud Charley
Downing does the broom nc, during his nh
ssece. aud thinking up. while liarv is won.
dcrisg IL Abe will be back in time To help
handle potatoes and grain this fall.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
N~sice for rablie.s,oa.
A

Aug i6, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has fied notice OF his intention
make hnal proof IN suppSrt of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before A. X. King.
County Judge at Delta. Colo, Sept II. 1883.
viz Jeremiah Cornelius. d. s. lCrs. Ute Series.
for the sell. sei4. sec. 81, nwst. nei. e.s, uel
sec. 3. tap. 81. II. =. 10. W. n ~. I. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
OF Delta, Colo.
FRANK 2 TANNER Rc,.istsr
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
r. II. MOWER.
Nssice foe PuLIi~atI~x.

ASSice f0r PublieatIak.
LAND OFFICE AT GusSIs.S. Cn'n.
july sist. iS<s /
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention tn
make Anal proof in support ri his claim. I.ir
that said proof will be made before \. K, King
County Judge at Delta. Colo. Oh Sep. 18th. 1875
viz: Bruce Il. Griggs. ID ) 1917. Ute Series. for
the nj, swif. swt,, nw.t. sec. r. and sell. mel.
sec. II. twp 10. : a5 " 9Th T. NJ.
He name-st the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residet.e upon. and cultivation Of
said land. viz: Lawrence =. Coleman. Robert
landreih. John Walker, Abraham W. Carr all Of
Delta, Colo.
FRA:SK P TANNER. Register.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04

A.w.oHtics better known ns "Asae" F'ro~n,
afssfsd here last Sunday by n. y. Mere
iaou' dFuty shcria from Telluride. on a
c"ssEr Of tssAlag ruls some three months
.ko. No 4ss taken ~ Aonsrose and placed
A.ja} u thAa vlass.
The Delta independent., 1888-09-04
Notice for Pnblic.tio.
LAND OFFICE AT GUSNIsoN. Co,o. [
july 18th 1855. I

July 18th 1855.
Notice is hereby giveii chat the following -named
>rttler has flied notice * his Intention to m:,Se
MA, proof in support Of his claim. and thai said
pfcof will be made hefNe a. x. King. County
Judge at Delta. Colo. on September iarh, ISSS.
vR- David = stephens. u. :. iii3 Tile Series
for the NJ, sr..- and s's. ne'., sec. IL twp. II 5,
rso wsth P. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence nnsn, and cultivation II.
said land. VIZ George " Fry. Charles ". Ham
moud. Zetekiah Watson, Jar,es W. Cline. all Of
iaonia, Cpio.
FRANK T. IA NNER, Register