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Tmr STATE received a patent fr1m III,

TuE State received a patent from the
general government. last week Tor i,ysi
arFrs u agricultural lands In Town.
ships { ana 3 North, IL Ranges % and ~
Wr,t, situated in R1utt county near
ANiui. The land wili b. sold for tile
bencniut the permanent fund FOR tie
hIpp1it ut the state Agricultural Col.
les.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

Countrynan lin muscuml -Dif that
stick belong TO George Washilgtou.
misterY Explanatory Official dkprcs
sivelyl-No sir; that is the can( that
Killed Abel. - Countryman- GoSh, We
don't say so.'
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
NNfrrn .rArIa nrrtrtNI..

s..ss.,.s-. = ~ tps-.s, -,,st -. a r.ti.-
Nrmi.T ~ 'uuEr1ss. -. q. symrs
uirgr.sf IuftF~. Nsssfs itsiiTil
NaHshat. y Hhi
AtturrY. n, ". iiui''uH
iiss fsfrr ~ the t1nii uf-s-. :, ;. b-i-'n
iteyri,rr - i'uiiir MDne1.. ]. H rpau
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

Ifa Young man is very anNious To
know what a Young woman really thinks
of him, be can generally llnh out by
questioning her little brother; but nine
Tunes out OF ten such q Young man VIII
wish afterwards that hr hadn't.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

y GROCER in New York City pleaded
guilty last week 10 selling oleomargar-
ing In place Of butter, and was SEN
fenced to three months in the pcnitcn-
iidry. lie then burst into tears and
remarked that IT was pretty hard on n
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21
srArr orFIcIAis.

Gatr-uuT. Aitn Aisins
tistiiruanl,'.uN-uoF, y. II. holiuiin
Secretary q sisir, isfn-s iiior
'u3HHr. psrair =. hinE.l"y
rgss H8rHr l'r'rf y. Ef'-n"
srpi. i'uills iH7iTurii1H, T. q. rurnrii
Ni,Uruf' Drf.rFai. A!tiH Marsh
ifezvai sfale raI,rlsIiy, s.A CFilhln.
T. ~. 'H-HHII o. S.. Wtalf.iry. ~. q. No~s
sr.safs O.. d. if.far asf VOTE i1fiDusr.
arrusHr Uui u.s
tltHg fHH.HH. William . Heck
Ns- silir.. Sc. n,ifu sui =. ~, Eliicf,
c.sfHflisHiua'rs. NJ iii-ihr. ThHs. Nscou
ar1 IrbH q. -'aiiruP.
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srATI BOARD uF CATTLE INSPECTION
t1nNiVI- 4ltNt.fgz
WHITE RIVER s'rocX.GTowERs Asso
CtATloS.

President. Hen rrirc
Nicr-prcriinut, uuhc udlnnd
Secretary. l.. H. nra-hcr
TREASURER. y. Major
Executive Committee, L. l1,minlng, J. J.
Nibock aud VI. II. Cooke.
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p;sr,ti,-r OFFICIALS

pt9iFist tutFr. Thrnis. =. i'u trr
pisirict Attorney, ~. 7. IHyi"f
State Senator. u, ". biit
-ist. Representative. Melvin Eiwsri.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

smiih-By the way, Bluf, how about
that SO bill you were to leave at the Of
ice Tor me to-day
Bluff ,impstien,lyl-oh' that's neither
here nor there.
Smith Exactly what expected.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

natt'aail- i,lz- aIg'.. .s's.i his -iInrle the
fast young man las hard time 10 make
one end meet.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21
rowN nrpIctALs.

Mayor. Gcarrc II. Thnyof
Trustees. T. II. wulhfiizr. T.. =. wolch. e.
=. narton. >. ". Gregory. l.. l.. Craig aud l..
u. Hfashrr.
Cl-rs and E-ss1fti-r, l.. II. wnihrifsr
Treasurer. T.. =. wclci
i'oiicr Magistrate. !. \. Watson
Marshal. !. ". Wool
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

4 simple tncthod uf accurately cut
ting a bottle Is to place 1t upon some
level foundation and iill 1t with linsccd
oil to the point at which YOU desire the
line Of separation to occur. Then take
an iron rol Of as great a diameter IA
will pass into the bottle, make II almuSt
white hot and dip 1t into the oil. After
the lapse OF few moments a sharp
crack is heard. and the bottle ia found
TO be rs neatly cut as u with diamond.
II the bottle be very thick. aud the
cracking sound not heard in few sec
ouls a little cold water thrown on the
outside will accomplish the desired
rn-ml..
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

ilI0HiY infhts, U c0IunhI Ut W''1H y
prnts.st1n.l Cards, when paid IN advance,
sIl Ter year.
:r-Lus-iI sni L gal notice. fifteen cents p'r
lin, for 1ifs, Insertion sud ten cents for zach
suiae lusIi Insertion,
All ucf,fumuuie .tiur. should h- addressed la
TIn. aEEKEu HERALD.
Ne-ksr. Colorado
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21
.nrNrN nfii.i,I..

c1ium.-Hu~,p. % NJ.grsury. RID. s,nns
sui =. I Sf.a.r.
Cirr3 col iisearirI 70 rl.Haaas ". t'uuari
tufrH. ! l., Hedges
-helr lr. D. g. konisll
Treasurer. y 4. NctEnu
AssgsaaHr. ! = rrtta
lurrrYpf. i'Ifrr cEuTrhnrli
superintendent uf Schuul.. samuel white
rutsarr. !. e.. Irhnspu
HrnI u,Htaa.F. Iph rrt7sirff. -frs =. = ~
ilih sHu Martin
.iuatir- ~ the Pra-r. sth " =. A.wniauu
Constable. n. 9. Diluurr
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7.slsHsists.
Tars1Ts n4y sslII ~ 1fi Fl ~ ilJ s.lfa,I..a-
.i. l.a'Fs o 'iuifuf Sir.1z.Hs lisrE hasa.
4s'Hf ~ as7. III l4srf Ia tsailHy ssi.aH.
EiLiorsNrss
nas or iaq ui'rg fai, ~ ri-yv ~
N7 fa-h-5a iH.'tfai O. iailal''i.zs,--sst
sH hEs s'zltr. Nsutgz uifrlHsss p1aaHl-
rfsf, q ftFrss sfilF sizes. q lIltzf % 49,
tz1's alAs As'ih. o. Iil-ih.
.pNsilrNrioN
.nusi'. n"i 70 hs r'gar,ie'' - s,r-
i.i'is al!inrut. hsr.fH fHniaais il- %.
tit IssTaafItY q ur isFis d u =,
rsrag o. Haasr g. Bed. t..iY zsltssts
go % frrY, sai J. is Efz't.I.gs - tai his
'fH-'i -i--a flH lTls eai.rsiI Eslsa lEsa.
nYsrIIrIN.
IT, k-FIHr sN Trs.uFrlF cure ihia
il'i'saa.as 'i.rss-, NraiiEI' 60. a.i.zi-s-lly
sA-i - sas- e. u tfGv.
iii-Anpii. AND i.,pN::ys.
N1f rfthT Ntsztss aftir lsHsi-r af.sl-
rliE ifag, tl.s5r a ttr AtfaF4s-frsr. o. i'sr
asl..s { ths l.srf 49, tlis Lss kria,5s
-al 'Af ta4s.4sT ~ = sfs'aFris
H,p nnr,rii.
sfislse ffaa- 'lissT,irF,s,i stomach. i
- u1ts raslly safsssisi ia. iLls isa.riI
Jhr>pi.r
D. fe1 aiifA tfg1al e. tfsfr7 lHHslHr
81 SIS clear ssi ttF fasi .ll l.zsaiiaas.
conc.
ttaifHE laT-T.Ha .iHrs LIHfr 7us-sfst-,y
rslrH.rH.r ~ 10 ahsa Is 30 De- aH.sslai.frf.
- titsisaFullsss .1a| lts1f uugsIrnsant.
neyuH ugis.;Sd.
- 9 81 PrTfTut .h hrI7aH. st1FtsHs.F
urf fsH. r1Ffa.r {. Hu..r. .I t.-|.Hlsl ls-5ar
H ~ arH fHr .fsf .5sf t5 sfas4ss.i.
- rrrrsa fH' THr a4tEGlr tsiF4Itsts.f
ssl1s.tai a. ilIF1i. .I1rsass aFI tFf
citiai.s ANp iI;Iisn.
STR 500 tfatt o. ti..s 80 rluI..
~ fnrf rHI q isr rfsrsHF ~ stss.
sshsn all either r-Tar.ii.. Isit.
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nrrmNsoN 4 stNoNs.

Above brand on len .dc. Also own cattle
branded: r on lott shoulder or side. lar.
marks. underlined in each cur. Horse. brnud.
c'i same a' cut On lcfi shoulder. Rang-. ricc-
nncc cr-ck and white river. rosiolnc. sa.
dr,-s, Mcckcr. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

lars1Fs nay aslli 81 afi ~ % f-lfa ,i..ia-
.lH L.aas q fusru q Nir.iEHHs llsrr ka -.
4siar ~ .r7l ll-s iIssf in i.szilly s.i.aa.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

osE cr fu1 fal'rag Or M rfi'-yr -
tFs traah--i tgltfai O. ilitassfzss-=s.gh
HH ites 'zEtr. Ngusaa- IiFrlHfss. ns1aHlr
rrss, iftFrss snfT f7I.re. = aIlizf % L.f
tzHss liHs AgsHE. O. IiHalh.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21
tiiI.i.. A.n i-INfIi.

sta. saaa tHstttir If..s a. alrsI.,
~ fnaf rHI q ts1 rfsrsHT ~ suE.
tshsp all other rrTar.iis. fsii.
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21
cpNsilrNTioN
iIrVnH UEfNIsfNU.

siaifHE laT-s'Hs 1rs L'Hte iras-sfI ltsiy
rslrlrHsF o. 10 ahsa F Is 1a.aslai.ffI.
80 4aFulls.s ltHt uuIsIra.ant,
The Meeker herald., 1888-04-21

80. 9 s PrTfTut ih -I71H stFtsHsHF
rrf HfTfa.fH rrH#rHI aEaag u
sslls-tas a. iHl7a. lssss sra trf
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27
rnr Itri=a,isn ....slsri.

AbIut TIN busiest p'ace in Washing
ton now Is slii To be- at the geological
survey quarters. Major j. -. Powell
and staff OF scientific men are engaged
lay nni night In thu solution nf the
problem presented bY Congress Ia tic
ucw act for tie survey OF arid lands,
with view Ia their Irrigation. The
barren lands Of TIE grca, Basin between
the Rocky mountains and ccuiIal Kan
- - ---s,-- -
onc.iiifi Of the entire United States.
y good deal 81 sh.s cannot ba scO1om-
icaiiy irrigated FOR various reason. hu;
q, has been decided by Major Powell
,ha; c-fonfih u, II. and perhaps 'n0rc,
can bc. ani tina; II Is practical To make
IL attractive Ia settlers, M iii1' Il viii
bear luNuf!rui cTnrs nrd O. taf,a pupu-
iation. IL nur-Ilu,g vsst. i.! saicYi. IL
would mrl,r tie U,iI.i ,''l,t' iILgihs val
uablc as nug.'igfy tWisg sd pasture
lands. Rr.a,usur Ills ysl undertake
Ing Maj"r Powell snii in % correspond.
ent: II mss sss i'Iit Hs hgyU Hr.gIn in
begin. u Is - sjursu!,us lIui ct, in-
NHiNlN~ u A'AAAtN4F ~ lH4't sAf AsNlNNf'
which support - population of 20.
O51lOp,. see no reason why Land now
unfcrillr mag not ultimately h. brought
sufficiently into subsection 10 l., dcsirH.
bic for farms. aui enough Of It rem
dcrri arabic by irrigation to support rs
many US aEn likely to scci; homes upon
Il. The selection cl sites for reservoirs.
canals. etc. rests un u complete topo.
graphical survey. which Is the iirst iac-
tor In The problem. Nothing worth
while can Lc done TIL that Is at lcas;
approximately made. \ large part ul
the arid region las been thus surveyed.
We are now cguippiug thirteen parties
FOR this spvc!a. work In the field. or
course the amount or iirigahlc land in
the West is limited hy the amount of
water flowing iu tie streams. and the
next thing tp b. done Is ,o Gnd how
muclvwat.F every stream carries. We
must ascertain how mach iinl each
stream serve. aud this will vary Accord
ing to the texture of the soil. character
OF irrigation. agidi;y or climate. meth.
ods OF irrigation used, and u multitude
Of other cuusidc .ations.'
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27

According To the Denver papers at
accident happened on the Burlington
railroad near llaftweli. Nebraska
early last Monday morning. In which
George i'tilchari. Of Deuycr, and
Robert Bean. o! the Bar.circlc oulii, oH
Yellow creek, this county, were In
stantly killed. and :. ). Green Is re-
ported 10 hay. been 20 badly scaldcs
tia; lac cannot live. Mcssts. Pfi,ehatd
and Green were going cas-; with ship
mcnt Of cattle. and with iican We're In
the caioosc Of their train when a fol
lowing ircigh, train ran into them. The
iwo trains were completely wrecked
and the occupants Of the caboO~. were
naturally In dangerous place.
Particulars of the arcidcn; afc magrc,
but enough Is known 10 show that the
.wo ,.,, meEsisrsA t4,s Ng5s .'i@lsA @ Apt Ms;
nj last accounts.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27
norr lfatlWas Talk.

Railroad rumors are very numerous
these days. aud as such news ss of more
or less in,rrcs. 10 Mcrkcii,ss We lei,
nothing escape our no;ie.. The follow
In. Is taken from the i.aiyillc Jour.
nal, and. II true. will L. gratifying 10
the people nn White river:
For sninc time pas, rnmnrs have
been floating round iha, the Denver y
Rio Grandc railroad w.ili ai once be-
.in grading from Glcuwpui Springs Ia
Utah. and tile roa.o spoken Of was via
Grand Junction. Although there has
been considerable talk, TO work has
been done ani the return Of Mr.. MuiiIi
from Europe was anSiou.ly awaited hc-
fore anything definite could hc settled.
\ reporter Of tine Journal received the
following information from very Tc'
liable source. nni can hc taken rs !ni-
thcntic. In course OF conversation the
gentleman stated tha, by the iirs, %!
January dir, would hc flying on III. new
grade from Glrnvroi 10 Salt Lake City
Surveys have already been made. and II
Is believed. approved. by way %. White
river. The road will run 10 New Cas-
tie. from there across the bogbacls 10
Mcckcr. thence down White river Ia
Blair. ranch. aud from there over low
pass to Green river. then CA TO salt Lake
CITY. This new road Will cnt the dis
tance considerable. making IL shorter
by lu1 miles than by the old proposed
route by Grand Junction. The grade
will bc very easy one. averaging on
the whole route two per cent. by tho
Rio Graudc building this new route they
will have separate road Of their own
to operate. and be independent Of the
Denver X Rio Grandc Western. When
the road is completed the baby line
will be in iirs;-class position to ligh,
for the traus-cou;inentai trade"
The Summit County Railway and
| Transportation company has beer
organized and incorporated in Utah
In railway circles 1t is understood that
the burlington is back Of this enter.
Prise and that It will form the Utah
division Of the Burlington's Pacific cS'
tension. THE HERALD las; week men
toned the Burlingtcn's contemplated
move in the direction OF White river
and putting last weeks item and the
news contained in this squib together
our readers will see that we have good
grounds for the faith that is in us
namely. that the c. II. X q. will he roll
ing down this valley looming in by way
of yellow jacket pass and Coal creek
/ before another two years pass hy.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27

try under the claim OF being prior res
iden,s. About 0,OoO Chinese have ar
rived ut the port OF san Francisco since
tie approval OF the exclusion act and
about 100 others gre now on their way
from China.
The decision OF the Court, which IL
very lengthy, declares that the language
ofthe act is clear and exact and capable
OF bearing but one construction. II be-
gins 10 operate from the moment IL was
approved by the President, and though
the petitioners in these cases were upon
tho high seas at the time the act WIS
approved, IL nevertheless operates on
them. The Court further declares that
there 10 no specific conirac, between
the United States Government and in-
diyidnai Chinese iRb0rtrs by which the
latter should ba en,itlrd Ia return To
this country after once departing from
IL. The return certificate is not con-
tract, but only an instrument OF evil
dence 10 e11pOlish the identity OF the
perty slrea entitled to certain priv
ilrges under the compact between the
United States and the Chinese Govern
ment. Between the two governments,
treaties. like other laws. confer rights
aud privileges as long as they are in
force, and the Court holds that the
right Of Congress 10 legislata In such a
mnncr ~ 10 control and repeal the
stipulation of treaties has been clearly
recognized. An act Of Congress upon
the subject within IT. legislative power
is = binding upon the courts rs "a treaty
on The same subject Upon other points
urged b. counsel for the chinesH that
the exclusion act Is unconstitutional on
account uI IT. l.eins an * post iacto
law, the Court states: We do no. iind
any cement OF an cS post fac,o law In
the nc, now IN question. There is no.l'
Ing In the nature of an Oii.uso In u
ChinanEI's departing from this coun-
try. AMI his departure Is not made an
ohrnsc. There is nothing IN the nature
of punishment; or of u penalty imposed
for tile ~, Of having departed from the
country In providing In the Interest Of
the people Of tile United States under
the charge of public policy that ho shall
not return. There is simply . rtpsal 10y
Congress O! PRIOR law iuuUi in the
siipulationa o, the treaty with 'liiun.
An appeal will uc taken To the United
States Supgrmc Court.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27
Cnicrro CattIc n;nrisei.

The market closed steady. Good fat
Westerns of heavy weights were In good
demand. while all other grades were
lower. Eastern shippers have been the
best buyers for the best grades OF cattle
the past week, and will so continue, rs
the corn cattle are inferior. As gen
eral thing they prefer the best Western
range cattle. Prices are still low.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27

issue OF TnE HERALD, Herman Pfeif-
fer has formally entered the race
for Commissioner in our ncighboring
county-Routt. Mr. PfeiiIer only de-
termincd to allow his name TO he used
In connection with the commissioner
ship after being repeatedly urged to do
so by the unanimous request Of his
neighbOrs and some Of the heaviest
taxpayers and most influential citizens
OF the county. Herman Pfeiifer is u
straight, leyei'headed young business
man and should he be elected Commis-
sioner would i'll the Office 10 the salts
faction of the taxpayers OF Routt county
and citizens generally. lie is In every
way weil-qualllled 10 I'LL this important,
office and We haze no doubt but tia, he
will get there by II large majority. THE
HERALD r. not interested IN Routt
county politics or affairs, but when a
good man is put up for county Office
we like 10 SO. him win. Herman Pfeif-
fer is surely such "a man.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27
POLITICAL COMMENT
On Some OF the Men Now
Courtlrg the Smiles OF
the Dear People.
4 Proniasur Whit. River Caisiehnan
Injured la a Railroad scri-
dent tn Nebraska.

What has become of Harding, the
legal iuminary OF Ygmpal Did he get
lost iii the shniileg 2
-
Tile registration In Chicago shows an
increase of more than 90 per cent. since
| the last Presidential election. The
registration In New Yo,kaCi,y is also
propor,iana,ely large.
=.
Blaine and Thurman are ripping
things up politically ----Al Indiana
Each party Is claiming the State but
the chances seem 10 bc in favor OF the
Democracy.
AS we in,ima,ci last week the judi
cial contest between j. NJ. Downing
and j. L.. Hodges has been settled in
favor Of the latter. McssrS. Rucker
and Hodges now have the field TO them
selves.
Those who knew Bob Viewer In
Chicago. where lie followed his profess
sion for u number OF years, Say he wa,
Conspicuous among the younger MEM
bers Of the bar for his legal skill, acu-
men and integrity.
-
Latest iu,clllscnc. from the county
seat is to the c!icc; that s.ncr the with
dIawal oi Downing from the judicial
iighi the friends o! Jujg. Hodges have
gone TO work with II viii In the latter
s.nileman's interests.
..
Tn. Aspen papers speak Scfs highly
OF II. l.. Never, III. Democratic can
diialc for District Attorney. aud pre-
diet his election. His supporters are
found no, only In III. ranks OF the
Democratic party, but among the i!..
publicans. who esteem HIN .or his
manly character and c.cyrrseas as u
lawyer
=.
The judicial llgh, now LAYS between
Garilrlda y County Judge. j. l.. Hodges.
and Judge Euck.r. Ruckrr will iikci,
carry Pi,kin county while Hedges Is
tnlcTably certain Of carrying Garfield,
I,nu,t and Grand rpun,ics. The race
between these two candidates will H.
close with the chances In favor o.
Hedges.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27

'T''7I'F' f0''5' 'fs''I VT E'fgt lf"' -
Aud the several towns. cities and
school districts to be fll!el ont and ap-
pointed by the county clerk.
Recurring to the order OF bills payable
the following were allowed. after which
the Board adiourncd:
George \. Clark. juror. S5l: j. u. Me-
Farlanc. same. $40; George Jones.
s6S. c. II. lIelding. witness. $50: j.
W. Donaldson. sg.y5.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27

John Flidell and j. II. bergman were
instantly killed few days ago by falling
down shaft in the Wolf Tone mine Mt
Leadville. The rope broke. precipita-
ting the men to the bottom of the shaft.
about four hundred feet.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27
THE counr boLoss
Business rrans1 sd by the
Board OF com9 psloners
at Their Last pe'Ing.

Board OF Coml Doloneys
n, Their laot netting.
Isems and News ~ sn' Interest
Gathered sy Tss ~ eraPe.
viss 50
i"o no"'" o' A. -
met u. 'he cou"'' 80" ""''
were III sess'o" fo'"
ihs IN 's'"'"' " " ''"''''
"o.a"' ,udE -
ine ''''o"nS S ~. a"~sa' ~
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layton si'.", ." s'
roo Nc''D" 'e-, 3s. ., '"s!
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'''u' wv" r,s'.
men, Of Isss on ,s hor,ss fr.m so I,
80, per head and ON 7oo Cattle To zoo
m, ,cn,r, of Joho Dnnn Marcus
Coon and H. g. p.,,r,op yIcwcr, of n
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27

The Board of County Commissioners
who were over In this end of the
county on a personal observation trip
and taking notes as to our wants In
the way OF roads and bridges, left sun
day morning for White River CITY, from
which point they will proceed 10 lower
Whit. and later OH view Picc-ance.
After their departure one o, the
chambefmaids at the M.eker hotel,
found the following poetic ciiusion,
under ,he pillow, in Commissioner
Nelson's room:
Farewell my fri-nis,
Farewell my foes,
Up salt River
old Grover goes.
y. II. y.
What Does our eyes deceive our ear.
sight or are We dumb. N.ls, can /,
he possible that YOU hay. gone back on
Grover and pure undecided Democracy.
We VIII hay. 10 inyes,isni" this matter
the next time We 90 to III. Springs.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27

Another rich strike is reported in the
Aspen mine. at Aspen. II eclipses any
discovery yet made. The strike was
made in cave thirty feet long and
about seventy feet high. The ore body
is seven feet thick and enormously rich,
some of it running as high as 1000
ounces.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27

One of the Eagle county papers Is
trying 10 prejudice the miners Of Eagle
and Summit counties against Geldcr by
circulating story TO the effect that Mr..
Gclder employed Cinnamon in his hotel
Mt Cienwood. There never was hut one
Chinaman inside the town of Glenwood
and that was one brought in by one
L. L. PRAY. mutton.chopped bowling
English swell. Public sentiment was
so adverse to the employment OF the
Chinnman that MIR. Pray bounced his
Celestial servant. which ended the mat.
ter. Mr.. Gcldcr has conducted his can
vass in clean and gcn,lcmnnly man.
ner and spoken of his opponent in the
most complimentary WHY. McSlechen
and his supporters wuulj iorl much bet
ter after the election Is ever If they
would refrain from circulating such
l,ing statements us uis Chinese story.
Mr.. Grllcr never hgj Chinamau in
his employ and has uo mote usc .nr that
kind of labor than the most radical fol.
lower of Dennis kearney.
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As will be seen by the announcement
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-10-27
J.w. IUGus. y. MAJOR.
). W.. Hugus & Co.,
EANKEKS,

Transact n General banking iiusins-s.
Iiighest Price paid for County Warrants In
t.rcst allowed on Tim" Deposits. Drafts
drawn on Eastern cities AMI Europe.
Correspondents, kountGe Bros,, New York;
First National Bank, Omaha, Colorado
National Hank, Denver; J. W. iiuzus Co,
Enwlins, wyo.
COLLECTION. Promptly Attended to.