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The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
jAMEs,F. KYLE, Proprietor.
From North Fork
MONTRosE. COLO.

Once more we adjust onr liver pad, unkork
the ink bottle, scratch our bump of imagina-
ton and proceed to write u few lines about
what we don't know.
Sam Wade has purchased the herd of cat
tie lately brought from Missouri by Mr.. Var
mel, for Sl4 per head.
Andy Burnett and Geo. Tays, OF Crystal,
spent few days last week in the Garden Of
Eden. They reported surveyors surveying
the railroad down the head of the North
Fork,
Should Providence favor us with rail-
road down the North Fork, we would not
swear al Cleveland for a week.
Sam Hartman and others from the Muddy,
passed up the river last week, for Glenwood
with eightyfour head OF beef cattle. If beef
cattle continue to go out of this place as they
have for the past two weeks it will be
drained.
I. G. Wand sold one of his fine stations
which he brought from Illinois about year
ago, to Z. t. Hotchkiss, for $500.
THERE'S something in an August rain which
is detrimental to alfalfa hay. After careful
examination We have decided it is the wet.
Bear or lions have commenced the killing
of cattle again this year, they having killed
three for Mr.. Turner, on Minnesota creek. A
little more bounty and a little less veto would
be of value to the stock interests of Colo.
Several parties have been on the North
Fork lately looking for farms. There are very
few for sale at any price and those that are
for sale are too high for speculation.
Some of the culverts over irrigation bitches
and rayines on both sides of the river are in
bad condition and should be attended to.
Large herds of cattle continue to come into
the valley. The ranges are at present over
stocked and before many moons a coyote caa
live on something better than hotel rations
and not tire himself out running from one
dead crittcr 10 another.
A.party pleasure seekers tried to desecrate
las; Sabbath by catching all the fish in Min
ncsota creek. The Lord chastised them by
raining about thirty-scven and half gallons
Of water on each Of them, But if fishing is
not wicked uuless you catch some fish they
did not sin any.
Before long we shall have a Harrison and
Morton club at Psonia 10 arouse the patriot
ism OF the people. Politically they should
pay more than ordinary attention this year.
Colorado needs Governor badly, and what
the Democrats Intend to do we cannot say,
but as Cleveland seems to be the Democratic
II Mahdi they will probably waive their
right Of election aud have Grover appoint
one. The Republicans, however, should
unite on a good man and elect him. Such
man can be found in Ben Eaton.
Ben" made us a good Governor once and he
will aouin ir elected. and he eau b. elected it
nominated. The Republicans of Delta should
send solid delegation for Eaton, and sup
port legislator who will try to place Hill
back in the Senate. Neither Hill or Eaton
are ofEee seekers, but men whom Offices seek
NEoMAY.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Republican County Convention.

To the Rerupiicaus Of Delta County, Colo
RADIO.
The Republican County Central Commit
tee calls Convention to meet Al Delta, Colo
rado, August 25th, 1855, at Ii o'clock \. NJ,
for the purpose OF elecling six delegates to
the Republican State Congratiun, to be held
in Denver, Colo, September 9Th 1855; six
delegates to the Republican Judicial ConYen-
ton, TO be held in AontrOse, Colo, Septetn-
Der lst 1888; to nominate candidate for Coun-
ty Commissioner, from Surface creek Dis
trict; to nominate a candidate for Coroner; To
elect delegates to serve in the Convention to
nominate candidate for Representative; to
elect County Central Committeei and to
nominate precinct officers.
In said Delta County Convention the fol-
lowing is the apporionment Of delegates and
places of holding the primaries:
Delta, Delta, ii
Surface Creek, Trickle School House, 6
Hotchkiss, Duke Bros Store, 6
Paonia, Paonia School House, 6
Crawford, Crawford School House, 4
The primaries in the several precincts at
the places above named, for the purpose of
electing said delegates to County Convention
shall be held on Saturday, Angus, ist, 1888,
at O'Clock P. NJ.
A full attendance of delegates is desired.
5. S. SHERMAN,
LYMAN |. HENRY, Chairman.
Secretary Pro Tenn.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Uayseed Journal

The referees court has adjourned and CO.
pious showers have followed. Praise the
Lord!
This has been an exceptional dry year and
the ranges are short OF feed. Stookmen are
alarmed and are selling off their stock. Mr.
Hotchkiss has Just sold six hundred head and
Al Patchen about three hundred.
New. recchcs US that Otto Mears is going
to build toll road from Ruby to the North
Fork. Glory, This is what we want, an out,
let for our fruit, pole cats aud other natural
products. 1t is also reported that the Miss.
suri Pacific will extend it, survey westward,
running through the North Fork country,
preparatory to building another year.
Our coal is beginning to attract attention,
and several men of means have interested
themselves therein.
VINO stole Dos Trving's hens' They disap-
pesrsd about the time that gang of lawyers
returned to Delta.
The Duke Bros. are about to open bank
here. They propose to build larger store
and use their present building for that pur-
pose. The boys have the two REQUESTS for
success, energy and capital. and are bound to
succeed
1t now appears that Sam Angcvine has beea
in this vicinity ever since the shooting. A
few days ago he appeared and sold out his
cattle to Henry Hammond. His friends claim
that he intends to give himself up, They
claim that his version of the story puts an en-
tirely new face upon the matter.
We want a bridge across the North Fork
and we want il bad. Ii is an outrage upon
the people of the eastern part OF the county,
particularly the smiths Fork section. who
pay a liberal share of the taxes, to be shut
OF from the ootsidc world four months ia
the year, because our commissioners have not
the enterprise to spend few hundred dollars
to bridge the North Fork. Hereafter no
eapdiidIc for commissioner need expect any
support from this section unless pledged to
that object.
HaSerrr
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
IIAYsEEp.

It seems 10 be quite fashionable with our
people to take tramp up ON Grand Mesa
during the summer months, and why shonld
il not oe? Grand Mesa is to Delta what Long
Branch ani coaoy Island are to the eastern
people, snly our Grand Mesa Is hundred
times better than any sea shore they can scare
mp. Our people not only enjoy the cool re-
ireshing breeze n, all times, but they can fish
Tor trout, which are abundant. and they can
hunt and find any kind of game they want.
We intend to. say more OF this coming great
summer resort in the Future.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Notice for PuDlicaiion.
LAND osFIcE AT GuSSIsoS, coLoRAp.

LASD ofFIcE AT GUNSIsoS. COLORADO
July eth lsSS-
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed sAttlsr has He'd E9tics Of his inteaiicn 10
make Gnal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said prJu! VIII be made beglge y. L. King
County Judge al Delta Colo. au Aug. 18Th. isss.
viz John L. lennoN n. 5. so. TIE Series Ior
the SEX .nela see II. twp. Is, 81. eth z. NJ
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence ulscD, and cultivation Of
said lana. viz: Iseofsse ". fawcelt, Wesley
Ault, James NJ. Freeman. Nathan NJ. Goodwin.
all Of faOnia, Colo.
Special notice to Charlotte DayIe d. S isS7, Ute
Series
PRANK p. TANNER, Register,
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mr., L. s. Rockwell, of Plateau valley,
Mesa county, was In Delta, recently. Mr.
Rockwell is one OF the prosperous horscmen
OF this section and a Jolly good fellow to meet.
He has quite II bunch of b,ooded horses,
among which is some famous Pcrcheron st,,l-
lions. On his tiip over he brought with him
two of his herd, one for the keunico,t Bros,
and one for Mr.. Sheffield. Mr.. Rockwell
thinks he will visit our fair this fall, and
show the people who attend what can be
done in the way of raising good stock. Hope
he does.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Democrat Caucus.
Secretary Pro Tenn.

Preciuct Democratic Convention met at W.
II. Martins work shop, Aug. 4th, at o'clock
p. N. Meeting was called to order by j. p.
Bassler.
On vote, w. D. Brown was elected Chair
man, and F. Hodgdon, Secretary.
Moved by r. B. Hamilton that the chair
appoint a committee Of three to select COM
mittee of eight to attend the County Couyen-
tion Aug. nth, to help elect a committee of
four, to represent Delta county at the Dis
trict Convention, to be held at Montruse, Aug.
18th.
The following persons were appointed: A..
Z. Amsbary r. B. Hamilton, Z. L. Kellogg.
Convention took recess Of ten minutes. Com
mittee appointed by chair brought in the fol-
lowing report:
We the committee appointed to apportion
delegates would respectfully report the ap-
portionment as follows: One for California
Mesa and Lower Gunuison; for Uncompah-
gre valley; for Garnet Mesa; for Upper
Gunnisor; 8 for town of Delta and at large.
\. Z. AMsBARY,
f. L. KELLOGG,
f. b. HAMILTON.
o. p olmstead was elected as a delegate
from the California Mesa and Lower Gunni-
son; F. B. Baudry was elected delegate from
the Upper Uncompahsre; F, Hodsdon from
the Garnet Mesa; Allen Latham from the
Upper Gunnison; and r. B. Hamilton DR.. L.
MaeLean aud c. Zierlar, from. Delta proper,
/. NJ. McMurray at large.
No other business appearing the meeting
adjourned.
F. HoDGDoS, Secy.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

An exchange says Save the toads." As
loug ms the ioad confines himself To Insects its
all Q. X, but we know of ease where a man
who has several stands of bees. has been com.
PEELED to kill them. The hives we're raised
about o or1 inches above the ground, but
somehow the toads would takca position in
front of the hives, near tho entrance, and
whenever abee came within reach the
toad would take him in same us ~. In
this way he would swallow great number of
bees in few hours, and /. was necessary to
watch and kill the toads in order to preserve
the bees.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

W. T, Baetur, Of the Muddy, and Miss
Rose wessel Of 6unnjson, were married last
"Wednesday. The wedding took place in
Onion valley on the muddy, Mr.. Adams, OF
that segtisn, performing the ceremony. We
have known Billy for a long time, and know
him to be a Jolly good fellow, aud for ,i'at
reason extend our congraiulation, TO him aud
our sympathy to his wife.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Robt. F. Dillon left at this ofiice yesterday
morning bunch of peaehe, raised on has
place. four miles east of town, that is hard To
beat, He has quite number of trees of diff.
fcrent varieties in his orchard, aud expects to
raise as fine apples as there can be had in any
country. Verify, we say unto you, in five
years from now we will have the boss fruit
country in this part of tlf L. $.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

In last weeks issue, speaking OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Hainmonds return from the east, we
stated that In some parts OF the east people
We're so poor they could no, afford square
meal" Although the statement is true a, re.
CARDS farmers in certain portions of the cast
crn states, We do not wish il to reflect on the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
They report a splendid time aud enjoyed
themselves very much on their trip.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining unct'led for in
the postotlice. at Delta, Colorado. Aug.
lst, 1888:
Corker, John S,oekdorf, Miss Bertha
Cotton. A. II. sutherland Carrie NJ.
Fowcrs. wlnieC. Swami. Mrs. L. \,
Mcpenald. Alexander Turner, II. NJ.
Marcy, WI Wood. K, l..
If not called for in 80 days will he
sent to the Dead letter office.
w. ID. Brown, T. N.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Notice for Publication.
LASD oFEIcE At GUSSIsos. Colo. I
Ipft.a sng.Fh 1ss. i

LAND oFEiCE At GUSSIsos. CoLo..(
June 2sth lsss
Notice is hereby given that the following NAM
ed settler has hled notice OF his Intention to
make Gnal proof in suppur: OF his claim aud that
said proof viii be made before r. l. Kellogg
Clerk Cf the District Court. at Delta, Colo. GU
August 9Th, ISIS, VIZ: Harry I. 1ruesdale. d. ;.
9i7. Ute series. Tor the s. < sw4, see s., twp. IA,
SrS5. " Q 4. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation OF.
said land, viz Joseph Il. Mctiin,y. Charles \
E!iin -ion, Alfred L.. C=ok, William Ellington, all
Of HUtcAkiss, Colo.
fRANK y. 1ANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
FRANK P TANNER.
Notice tor punIieation.
LGSp OFFICE. AT GUSSIsoS, Colo. |
%

IaA-NLf Z. INsNIsNN, tOIO.
June q, 1855. \
Notice is hereby given that the following
named setter has filed his intention TO make
Enal proof IN support OF his claim. and :hat said
proof viii be made before 4. u. King. County
l1cge At Delta, Colo, on Aug. lltl. ISIS. viz !:
Robert l. shnn. u. : 1886, Ute Series. for the
Lots l, ., and sec /, twp IS, 5. 7. 81 W. 9Th
L NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove his
cuu'inuofs residence upon AID cultivation of.
sad laud, viz: William T. Peterson. James
obrien, Edward Thompson, Jefferson ID. Heard.
al ul honiruSe, Colo.
FRANK P. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

The Republican Judiciary meeting. held at
Nontrose, last Tuesday, have Sc, Saturday
the ist day Of September, 1855, 1t 10 o'clock
Convention, to nominate candidates for Dis.
trict Judge and District Attorney, and TO
transact such other business as may be necos-
safy, at this convention. Delta is entitled TO
& delegates.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

A large number of our people struck out
for Grand Mesa this morning, to be gone sew
crel weeks. The party consisted OF Mr. and
Mrs. Standish, Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen, Mrs.
Nathep, Miss Wilson, Miss Hastings, Miss
Dora McMurrsy, Miss Ada McMurray and
Miss May Mathers, Me.srs. A. II. Brown,
Chas Brown, Willie Mathcrs and Harry
Mathers.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Notice for rnhlicnucn.
LAND OFFICE AT GUSSIscS, COLORADO
July 9th, lssS,

LAND OFFICE AT GUNNiSoN, COLORADO
July 9Th, lSSs
Notice is hereby given that the following
naracJ settler has MED notice % his intention 10
make final prNog in support Of his claim. and
that said ptodf Will hc made before \ X. King
County ,inigc ri Delta, Co!n., ON Aug ls. l>Ss.
viz; uiOi Olsen, u. :. lssa, C;e Series. for the
Wis. swl4. sea, SNyla, ~, aud neh. nwl, see.
81, twp. Is :. T. -. ", 9Th Y, NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. Sut cultivation OF.
said land, yiXt Oscar L, SsnderSpH Frank +.
Wilbur, John /. Nowland, Harry Bopp, an of
Crawford. Colo,
PRANK +. TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Rev. Harry Grant returned from Crawford
last Friday evening, where he has been dis
posing OF the Office of postmaster. Mr.. A.
w. Morrow is his successor. Mr.. Grant has
been trying TO let go for a long time and has
finally succeeded
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mr.. G. W. Fawce,t. OF Paonia, was in town
Jas, Friday, with wagon load oi peaches.
Mr.. faycctt has perhaps one OF the finest
orchards in this country and knows just how
to take care Of it, too. lie disposed # his
load to ConkliG Bros. This is another in
stance tina; goes To show the future OF Data
county - a fruit country.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mr.. L. c. Alley is quite an artist, when it
comes to doing fancy work in the shape of
rugs, mats and other fnery. He has on ex-
hbition at his store some Of this work which
is well worth seeing, and it won, cost you
cent TO see it. either.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND ors,cx AT c GrxSrsos, Coto,,

IIN sFl. INss
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler aaS He'd notice II his intention to make
final prsaf In suppurt oi his claim. and that said
prcvl VIII BE- made DcloTc VIM. A. Eckeily, Clerk
ul the District Court, 1t MOuttOSe. Colo, on Aug
lSJn, iSSs, viz; August hrucer. u. ;. 9Si. tie
NMp NJ.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
said land, viz: Horace VI. Corey, George II,
Conc. William Mueller, of Brown. Colo. John
AySIer. OF Delta. Colo
FRANK p TANNER. REGISTER.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Notice for Publication.
LAND orflcn AT GuNNlsoS. coLo..

IsN>U VFFaNf- At VtN NNISVNs ttlI'F..
Jnly IL, lSSS.
Notice Is herchy given that the follow ipe named
settler has nleI uetice of bis intention to pinke
tnal proni in support of his claim. and that said
Proof Nsili he made bciuFr l. l., keo.ps. CLERK
Of the District Court. AT Delta. Colo on August
osrj. lsSS NiG: Matthew j, Johnston. u. ). itsso,
Ute Series, for the ses., st'. see. II. swi Swl !,
~.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence uI,nu, and cuitvasiun ri.
SAID land. viz. Alonzo ". Warrington Cad
well I. Olrns ted. Isaac Cokcr. isaac Il. Chen1-
wcth, all y. Delta Colo.
FRANK 7, TANNER, Register
Special Notice to JcSSe Browu II. 5, 765. Ute.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Steph. Bailey took out "a load of passengers
last Wednesday morning, consisting n Mr..
Williams, DR.. Dorsey and DIR. Dorsey, Jr
They went 10 the North Fork, where they
Will fish, hunt and otherwise enjoy themselves
for few days.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
FRANK P. TANNER. Register
Notice tor PubIiention.

LASD UFFEcE AT GUNNIsoS, Colo,
July 5lst. lSss !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention -
make final proof !n support ot MS ciaiiu, and
thar said proof viii he made before A. 4. King
County Judge at Delta. Colo, on Sep. Iglh IsSs
viz Bruce b. Griglss. y 5 iUI7. Ute Series, for
the nis sNl, Swiz, 1--WE, Sec II. and SEA, mel
sec.'ll. tWp 10. Z % " eta NJ.
He names the following Witnesses to prUTe his
cuntIuIols uS!1aur- upon. and cultivation or
said land, VIZ: Lawrence :. Co.eman. Robert
Lgndueih. John Walker, Abraham w Carr all Of
Delta, Colo.
FRANK 2 TANNER Re..isrrr
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Democrats Attention

Call for County Convention on the
1lth day of August, 1855. at Delta, to
elect Delegates to the 18th Judicial Dls-
trict Conyention. at Montrose. on the
nth day of August, 1883.
Delta Co. is entitled to 1 Delegates
to the District Convention.
by order of Il. Il. HAMILTON.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Hon. Sam Wade, came in last Wednesday
evening, from his Paonia ranch, with wag-
on load Of fruit, consisting OF apples, apricols
blaclberries and peaches. Mr.. Wade says lac
viii have any amount Of grapes this season,
and his other fruit is yielding beautifully
considering the age OF the trees.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mcssrs. ". j. Reed and E. r. Hartman, of
the Muddy, were in out town last week. buy.
ing supplies. The people Of that section
want to be cut of from Montrose county and
make Delta their county seat. Asit is, they
are compelled to travel over a rough road 10
MontTose aud it takes them about four days
90 make a round trip.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

4 conference for bible study will be held
al Glen Park, Denver, commencing the
18th and lasting until the 18th Of Aug, 1855
there will be three sessions a day, morning,
aiter.oon and evening. Tickets will be solid
al about -uc.iare for the round trip. For
particulars address, Rer. Rob't Cameron,
Denver, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Rollins ranch, last week, cut his foot. The
wound, though painful, is no, serious one,
but will be apt to lay him up for several
weeks
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Since j. F. Kyle has taken charge of Lofts
Hotel, at Montrose, he has made a marked
Improvement in its appearance. The house
will hereafter be known as the Grand Mesa
Hotel. See s'ad" in another column.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mr.. J. P. Murphy, who came here about
a week ago, and took charge of Ben Gheen's
blacksmith shop, folded his tent and left for
Missouri last Thursday. Mr.. Murphy was
troubled with what he supposed was heart
disease, and for that reason started for
lower climate
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
Notice 10 Teachers.

The next quarterly examination of
teachers Of Delta county, viii be held
In Delta. Aug. Slst. and Sept. lst, 1883.
Respectfully. ]. B. McGINry.
School Supt.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
T. II. NJ WER.
Sosice for PuSIIcairon.
LAsD OFFIIE Al GuNsIsoS, COLo.. !
June %. lsSs

LAND OFFIlE Al GUNaIsON, COLO.,
June %. l5ss.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF his Intention 10
make iiiial proof IN support OF his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before A. IL King
County Judge at Delta, Colo. on Aug. Is. 1855,
VIZ /: isaac H. Van Tuyi, D. s gS5, Ute Series,
for the NJ. neis. and nIz. NV !, see 50, twp. l3
$ r. 10. ". Gsh r. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
said land. viz Clark y. NPu-hGn, Amos Z.
Durliee, Waiter p. DITi,ee, john e. buckley. all
OF Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

For the Convention to be held at Montrose
on the 10th inst, the d. & K. e. will sell
round trip tickets for one fare, from the 10th
good to return on the 18th.
w. NJ. HASTINGS, Agent.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

The Democratic Judiciary convention which
meets at Montrosc on the 18th Of Aug, will
wind up with a bail At tho Opera House OF
Buddeoke b Diehl. All necessary expenses
have been subscribed by the citizens of that
place, and an invitation is extended to every
body, irrespective Of party.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

We are under obligations to Mr.. Coburn, of
the North Fork Nursery, for supply of al-
pies and plums. The apples We're especially
nice, and all who tasted of them pronounced
them A No. /. Thanks, Mr.. Coburn.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
No,.re FOR rnal,en,,on.

LAND oFFieK Ar GuNNiscS. cnlo..
III y 9th. 1859.
Notircis hereby given tt,at the following named
settler has died uu,ice Oi his Intention 10 make
rnsl preul IN stip,or, as his claim. and thar said
rroct viii be mEdr before \, T. King Comfy
,lrage nj Delta, Colo, Oh Aug 18th, 1855. VI, /.
Harry Bopp, u. ) 1871. Ute serlcs. Ter the s,et,.
see. u, Twp. ~ \ ~, W eta T.. N,
He names the tollowing witnesses 10 prove his
e1htinnonS 'tesidenes upon. AMI ci.tivanon OF.
said land, viz. William j. stewart, john 1.
Nvwlsnd ossai RsSandcrson, oof Olson. all Of
Crawford, Colo.
RANK T. TANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mr.. N. d. Van Horn, Of Denver, was in
town last week. Mr.. Van Horn has some
town property here, which he was looking
after. lie thinks town property is u good
1hing to have in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mr.. Edwin Price. editor of the Grand June
,tion Nstcs, was in our town last "Wednesday
Mr.. Price came from Mon,rose where he had
been attending the District Committee
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Lake City must be on the boom. We hear
that Mr.. Mendcnhall, formerly of the Sitrer
Worid is going to star, n semi.weekly y-The
Hinsdaie Se.ffaoI, about Sept. LIST.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mr.. g. N. Hastings came down from near
Placcrvilo last Saturday evening where he
in engaged in ranching. He is feeling tip-top
and speaks in glowing terms of that country.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07
The Largest Stock

of watches in the oouatry to select from and
will duplicate any prices in the us.
EESLoS, MoNrRoss, COLO, second door
eas, of uncompaghr. Valley Bank.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Mrs. l.. d. Wilmot, after several months
absence In the east, undergoing medical treat
ment, returned to her home on the North
Fork, last Saturday. much improved
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

We published our paper on Tuesday, but
Last weeks edition did not leave the post of.
Acs until the end Of the week. Causc.-rTwo
miles Of track washed out on!the ID. 4 II. G.
Western, near Price, In Utah.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

Geo. Hider and Eq, Peak came down from
Tongue Greek last Saturday. They have
taken lay.oI on the rscr-horsc business
and arc now branding mavericks.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

The family of J. J. Barker. accompanied
BY STONY" spurlin, went to North Fork
on Sunday, and will return to-day.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-07

And now We hear tina, Ike Conkliue has
taken himself and gone tn the mountains to
catch all the trout. Kill ali the bear and have
general good time for few days