davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 2s.--Senate--Last
nights proceedings: Senate bill 10 amend
the school law passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
by Mr.. Wilson: Supplemental TO an act
passed at this session preventing the sale
Of liquor in five miles Of Lexington Male
and Female academy, which passed.
To protect employees in certain cases.
To amend the code in relation 10 stop
ping trains on highways
by Mr.. Taylor To amend tho school
law OF Tunica county.
by Mr.. Houston: TO provide for the in
corporation OF railroad companies.
by Mr.. Dodds: Authorizing tho issu-
ance OF bonds by the town Of IIazlehurst
10 purchase n site and erect building for
school.house, which passed.
by Mr.. Wood To authorize the Stone
wall Manufacturing company TO issue bonds
10 the amount OF $3.50, 900, which passed.
by Mr.. Houston: To amend the code in
relation to bonding out poor children,
which passed.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To require the L., N. o. x 4. Railroad
company 10 remove distractions over Big
Black river.
To amend the code M TO corporations
chartered in this State.
ToDAY's PROCEEDINGS.
House bill TO incorporate the town OF
Williamsburg, In the county Of Coyington,
passed.
Mr.. billiard introduced bill TO construe
the ballot law OF Mississippi. Referred.
The balance OF the morning session was
occupied in the consideration Of an act for
the regulation, control and support Of the
penitentiary, without result, and which
was postponed until 1880 O'Clock pm.
At the conclusion OF the morning session
observation-disclosures Stands, ex-oiIicio
president ofthe Senate, said: Gentlemen Of
the Senate, before announcing the adjourn.
ment today, ] desire 10 say that In obedi-
cnce 10 the orders Of my physician, shall
not have the honor OF presiding over the
Senate another day during this session.
This il no, because an adjournment sine die
will come at an early day, and the treat.
mcnt which must undergo will consume
more time than you will probably be do
tanned here. This throat affection with
which suffer II not produced by the dis
charge OF the duties Of this Office, Is now
greatly aggravated thereby. tits TO me a
matter Of great regret that | shall not be
able 10 round out with you the closing
days Of this session. In retiring, wish 10
say that believe every interest Of the
people Of this State Is safe in your hands
and that your patriotism and legislative
ability will prove equal 10 every demand
that will be made upon them"
Recess till 1850 O'Clock pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

much afraid he would be identified, and
he no sooner got in prison than he shaved
off his whiskers and mustache, which com
pletely changed his appearance: Some
ono In Washington, however, had reason
10 suspect that this name was an alias and
that the counteifeiter was none other than
the notorious Pete Mccartney. This has
been suspected here for several days past,
but the officials said nothing about II I'M.
Ill they received some photographs Of
Pete to-day, which settled his identity.
Mccartney Is known 10 the government
and secret service OF Texas as the king
Of the counterfeters. He has given the
treasury officials more trouble than any
other counterfeitor ever known. He was
released from the Michigan City, Ind,
peniientiary but few months ago after
having served eleven years for his last job,
and when leaving the prison he told the
United States Marshal that they would
have no more trouble with him; that he
was too old and proposed TO settle down
on his Illinois farm and lead an honest
life
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
CROOKED CUSTOMS oFFIoERs.
In Collision with the Canadian Opium
SmugRlers.


NEw YORK. Feb. ga Washington
special to the Herald says: A sensational
story reaches here from the Pacific coast.
II Is TO the effect that Gardner, the al
legged opium smuggler, now In confnc-
mcnt at Ogdensburg. N. Y, has been In
constant telcgaphlc correspondence with
Capt. Beecher, tho special agent Of the
treasury department at San Francisco.
The Gst dispatch was sent by Gardner
Immediately after his arrest. II, like all
the Others sent subsequently. was in cipher.
II read as follows: ~ am arrested tele-
graph secretary, also collector at 0gdens-
burg, that ! am in employ Of department
under you"
Capt Bcechcr lost no time In doing M
he was instructed. lie telegraphed the
department next day asking for permits
sion 10 attend Gardner's trial, claiming
that the relations between them would
enable him 10 get more information from
Gardner than any other Of which the gov.
eminent could
II Is not possible at the hour this dis
patch is written lmidnighD 10 learn
whether the permission wins given TO Capt
Beecher. hut there are good reasons for be.
lieying that II was not. A number Of
other cipher dispatches has passed be-
tween the two parties. Those, too, have
been quietly intercepted and their transla-
ton will probably be received within n
few days through the private channels by
which the Heralds present information
comes. Gardner, II seems, left the service
OF the government last September. Prior
TO that timo he had been employed In
Washington Territory rs an inspector Of
customs. II he has been acting in collu-
sion with the opium smugglen along tho
Canadian border II has not been with the
concurrence Of the treasury department
Capt Bcechcr has evidently exceeded
any authority he might have had In the
premises. The action OF the Senate In re-
jecting Capt Bcccher's nomination M col.
lector Of customs ut Port Townsend several
years ago, will, II Is feared, he justified by
the developments which are likely 10 be
made public in connection with this mat
ter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

No. 6ls1, R.-Chanccry Court OF Shelby county,
state OF Tennessee, for In own use, etc. VI Alfred
BY virtue Of an inierlocuiory decree for sae. en-.
tered In the above cause ON the 18th day Of December
1871 NJ h. CO. page 2Oi, will sell at public auction,
% the highest bidder In front Of The Clerk and
Memphis, Tennessee, on
saturday, March II, 1888,
within legal hours. the following described prop
erty. situated in Shelby county. Tenn, towit:
Lot 0. block 4. south side Of Broadway, 25xico
feet
Lot l, block T. south side Of Broadway. 25xiio,s
feet. -
Fast par, Of lots 10 and II, In block o. NV corner
Lots 30 20 and A. block l. irontlng " feet on the
east side Of Water street. Tenth Ward
Lot - block l. 2ix72 feet, east side Water street.
I lot q BLOCK !, cast side Of Water street, AKA
West half Of lot is, block 30. overion addition.
G0xi7O feet south side OF Webster street.
The cast part Of the south y Of lot %. block n,
y. W. smiths subdivision. 16x5 icet west side OF
alley east 81 Orleans street
Lot ~ block ], north side OF Broadway, soxlA
lot 10, block O. cast sido Of Washington street.
Tenth Ward. 2Gxii0feet
lot r. block i6 4. 4. stewards subdivision. 59tsx
100 feet. ON the north side Of Stewart avenue.
Lot 9, block T. west side OF Second street, Tenth
Lot % block 10. cas-, side Of Second street. Tenth
Part Of block "a, east side Of Main street. ssxii9
fcct-lhO feet north Of broadway.
Part OF block "a, east sldt Of Main street. i0oxila
fcet--d0 feet north OF broadway.
Lot IA, block !, A. wrights subdivision. Joxl9
feet, east side OF Dayie avenue
Lot Is block 10. north aide 81 broadway, 2ijxisS
feet
Lot ., Tate subdivision of blocks 80 and 81 3or
% feet on the north side Of Georgia street
Lot q, block IS east AIDE Of Third street, Tenth
Ward 2lxil2is feet.
E.lst Y Of lot ~ block ~. y. ". Smith subdisI.
slou soKll feet, NV corner OF 0corgA and orleana
streets.
Ioi %. block ". we-, side Of oeorsia stnv, COZ
10, 10. block 2 west eide Of Front street. rcn,h
Ward. gxi22k icct
Lot 8. block Is sw corner Of Orleans aud Georgia
strceu. iOXii0 feet.
Lot 80. oyction addition. i9xi65x feet. on the
north side Of Webster slrcct, Tenth Nnni.
Lot Is. ONcfiOn addition, 0Qxi1p feet south side
west Y Of lot Z. y. W. smith subdivision. soSis
feet, north side 81 ST. Paul strycl
lot afs block H. o,crton addition, 52xi6s's feet
n. s. Webster struct.
Lots g ard "a block I, east side Of Water street
q feet front
Lot 2, block 6, south slic Of Alabama street. sE
Io,s Tate subdivision. ssrisS feet east side Of
EAsthalf Of lot ~. oyerion addition, milo feet
north eide VI Georgia ftrcot
Lot n. John hruwns subdivision, Hxi75 fcct
northeast corner 81 iAllose and GeorFia street,
Terms 81 saloon n rrciit Of six months note
talncd. redemption bArrri This February q. is,S
r. l. MCDOWELL. Cierk and Master.
ny T. NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
y. II. a q. W. Hciskcil, Solicitor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

ALlcocK's arc the only genuine porous
plaster. They at quickly aud with GER
tanty. aud can be worn for weeks without
causing pain OF inconvenience They are
invaluable IN eases OF spinal weakness, hid.
ncy aud pulmonary difficulties, malaria,
aguo cake. liver complaint dyspepsia,
strains, rheumatism, sclatica aud nervous
debility. Ouhcr plasicrs blister and inilame
the skin 20 that the pores are closed and
often cause serious injury. You risk health
and waste time aud money by buying In.
fcrior plastcrs made " sell on the reputation
Of AttroCE'a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
OLD PEOPLE.
Mrs. Mooianahan's Eightieth Anniver-
sary-Dled ut tho Age OF io4.

Mrs. MoClanahan's EiRhtieth Anniver-
sary-Dled Mt the Age OF io4.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
Jackson, Tenn, Feb. 2s.-Mrs. Eliza
McClanahan, widow Of james McClana-
han. brother Of tho lamonted Col. J. r.
McClanahan. founder Of TnE MRnrHIs
ArrKAI, cclcbutcd her eightieth birthday
ut the residence Of tho Rev. A. J. Hall,
West Jackson, Sunday, the Goth inst
Aunt Eliza, as she Ia known and called by
nearly every one, Is in good health and Ia
we'll preserved.
Jesse Anderson, colorcd, who resided In
the fint district OF this county, died at his
home last Sunday morning at the advanced
age Of l0i years. lie WIS born In North
Carolina, but has been n resident OF Madi'
son county, Tenn, moro than half a cen
tury. Ills only wife survives him, and u
In very feeble state oi health. at the ~.
markabIe age Of i0i years, the same a.
that Of her deceased husband.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
oouNTERpErTER RUN DOWN.
The King OF Spurious Coin. Pote Nc
Cartnoy, Caught Again.

CARNEY, Caught Again.
INV ORLEARs, Feb. rs. Some weeks
ago number Of very clever countcrieits
were worked on merchants Of this city.
They were ~ well executed that they
wcre taken by banks here as genuine
notes. The counicrieits were 81 bills
raised TO ffties, the word fifty being deity
Gu, from the old half dollar paper currency
nov out Of circulation. A great many OF
these turned up In the country around
New Orleans, and no less than four wen,
presented nj the banks In this city In one
day by merchants who had been taken In.
Special Treasury Agent Seely inyesti.
gated the case. John Wilson, who said
he came from Texas, was suspected and
Swallowed for several days and finally
caught passing counterfeit money. When
arrcsted be was found 10 have, besides n
considerable amount Of good muney. q
quantity Of shinplssien and 8, 10 and 10
cent bills. When locked up In prison he
was not Suspected Of being any well known
countcrlciter, but was suspected Of being a
novice who had experimental In altering
bills. lie appeared. however. 70 be- very
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
HEALTH ~ WEALTH = Dr. Bsaurezards
Tonic aud Norvine, the srcAt
IFeueh sueetnc.

NERVOUS DEBILITY In Ill ~ stascs. mental
IN and physical depression. spermaiouhcs. by.
pochondfla, siefiiy neuralgia hyHtlria inrapacity
Tor study or busincN paualyAls, impoicnce epllep.
-. lu. ~ mCmofy, soliciting ~ the bftin. aud AL
diseases Of the nervous system may be radioa.ly
Cuusl IN either ecN by the use ~ this unctcCllei
preparation. II h q matter ~ supreme lmpsran1s
70 usc appropriate nnuncnt iof TIE chre " the
aud Ner,ine after NAM year. trial " kurope has
prUsef iuiallibc u taken anrofdisg 70 dlrections
which are altkcd " carh bottle. One boK equal 70
Price ef.O0 n hok. of sit hokrs iOf 5000. heat
BY mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantes
ala boxes 10 cufo any uuee with cash order re-
cclvcd by ~ Tor slr boxes We will send written
Cuamntse to return the money u treatment does
not cncct cure A. ksnkcu Co. buiggisus sole
agents for uniled hiates. ~ AMI ~ Aain strces
Man aha Tena
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
A pttiuut siubt.

What saddcr sight can be imagined than
that II noble man, whom the world can
ill.afiord 10 spare, stricken down In the
prime Of useful life by consumption.
Thousands are yearly filling consumptiyes'
graves who might be saved by tho timely
use Of DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis.
covey," which Is a positive cure for CON
sumption In its early sialYs. IL IA the best
Alternative and pecioral in the world. All
druenisla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
NOTICE.

en- Al pcrsons are hereby warned not 70 punchAs
Certificate 80 3 Cor Eighi Share Of Masonic Ten.
pic Stock. isuci 10 John w. Clarke January p is71
~ II has been lost OF mislaid and have applied ior
a duplicate. MINNIE C. CLARKE.
AdfntuiaffatdF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

Don't suffer any longer, but use ranner's
Infallible Neuralgia Cure, the only infallible
cure on earth Cor all forms OF neuralgia aud
neryou. headache. Ransum Root Medicine
at Holsters drug sioc. 2sS Main street 80
cents pcr bon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

srLoun, No, Feb. 2s. The Missouri Pa
cI6c and st. Louis &San Francisco roads will
meet the big cut Of the Nettlclon system
today, and the prospect for a vigorous war
In the territory affected u very bright.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29

VIII DO found an excellent remedy Tor
Eiok headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands OF letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
MISSISSIPPI LAWMAKERS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE STATE LEaIs-
LATURE YESTERDAY.

Lieut.. Gov. Stands Resigns the Presi-
dency OF the senate-Ili Health the
Cause-Biils Introduced, Referred and
Passed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
D r. d. S. JOH N so MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. M Jenernon Street
Bet. Main and Front MEMPIIlS TENN.
Established In 1850

Bet. Main and Front, MEMPIIIS TENN.
Established In isoo
nR JOHNSON s Acknowledged by all parties In.
" tercsicd a. BY far the most uicrcssiul physi.
clan in the tnatncni 81 private or secret dhc.-st
Quick. permanent ours guaranteed In every case,
male o. female Recent caecs Of Uonorrhca hui
syphilis cured In a few DAYS without the use OF
nerury, change Of diet. or hindmncc from bust
nos, secondary syphilis, the last wstigc eradl
Gated without the uss vi mercury. Involuntary
los 81 semen stopped In q short time. suncrcrf
from inpotcncy OF loss Of SEXUAL powcn rstoFcdt 10
iroc yig0r. In few weeks Nictima OF seif abn-i
and excessive ycncry, suffering from spermatnrrhrt
and loss Of physical aud mcutAl power, speedily
aud permanently curcd. Particular attention paid
Ia the Diseases Oi Women, and cures guafantctL
rifles and old cund without the use Of caustio
or the knlie All consultations strictly couilden-
tial Medicines tcnt b. expires W all parts OF hs
county.
bs-Norkingmcn cured NJ half the usual raic1
Ofilcc houn irOm ; O'Clock am 10 o'clock pm
~ y JOHNSON, Nd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
LADIESl

No. cal Main street. the only exclusive HAIR
DEALER IN THE CITY. Mn wILLER kscps
only the Dot Goods In stock swltghc made from
your oomblnr tot $40 and upward. Naiuni self
Drcsing bangs and Golden Hair wslh Tor cvey
i.dv aJi Main strort
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-29
CHAS. G0EBELS & CO.'S
Tennessee Wire & Iron Works,

Manufacturer ~ crinfpi Win winipw Guards
and fenc,z Mosquito noou and window
Scrucus sliut lalty. tstlmata on
wofk Chccfiully Given.
di6 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09
Not Lost. But Gone Before.

Sarah Cavendcr, beloved wife of Mr.. John
M Fraiey, die2 at her sesidence on Rogers
Mesa, Colo, ou Monday evening, September
2ia,, aged 50 years.
Another pilgrim rests, yes, swectly rests in
the arms Of Jesus.
A sudden ntiack Of paralysis deprived her
a the power ui speech. Aiier living along
screral days in that state, she quietly passed
sray. hence ". hav. not her dying testimony
to the power u; Jesus grace. In Him she
had believed, and for forty-tro years had
been faithful follower Of the Lord aud
Master. Converted at the sge sf seventeen,
she allied herself with the Christian church,
Green Pond. Illinois. After coming to this
country, ng deprived OF the privilege of a
bone among that people, she united with
she Christian Union church OF this place, OF
which she remained Il consistent aud faithful
member until death.
Three children. Nrs. Mary Cammack and
J. W. Fradey. OF Norton county, Kansas, also
Mr.. X. q. Lewis, of Rogers Mesa, and a
loved companion mourn her loss and call her
blessed. May they all possess like precious
faith and meet her in Heaven.
Funeral services wcr, conducted by Rev.
II. Grant, Of t,t Delta Firs, Baptist church,
assisted by Rev. q. W. Tuttle, Of the NJ. +.
church, Delta. Sermon by Rev. Grant FROM
the text: Blessed are the dead which die in
the Lord
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09
Delta County Fair.

day or two before the opening of our
fa'r II ra'ned hard, making the roads very
muddy and heavy, but the people never lost
henft, and went right along with the work OF
preparing for the visitors and exhibitors. A
large building, I0I5o was erected on the Fair
grounds, tables were made on which TO spread
out the immense variety of fruit and cereals,
aud everything looked as though the attend
ance would be large and the weather fine.
Thursday morning, October 9Th, the first day
for opening, found fine display on exhibi-
ton, far beyond the expectation of eur peo-
pie, and during the day lots more was added.
The show went on, and people from the
country came in great crowds to witness it.
Friday morning, the second day, everything
was in readiness, but the sky looked threat
ening, dark clouds hung down and rain was
sure to fail. The Association was somev hat
discouraged, but still hoped that the clouds
would not pour forth their vengeance until
aSter the Fair, but snch was not TO be the
ease. just at the hour for opening the rain
began To pour down. 1t was heavy, and beat
into the exhibition hall so that it was neces-
>df 10 tAhe ubWH tbNtT UP
articles to keep them from injury, which was
done in treat haste. All morning the rain
came GVn n and great deal OF Darn the
weather." and "Ain't this too bad?" was in
dulged in, but it did not change the weather
a bit. In the afternoon il was decided to
tran"fr- 'he exhibits to the school house,
which WAS done in covered wagons, and
large fore" nf men and women soon re-
arranged the exhibit in the school house hail.
As soon the doors were thrown open to the
pull" five hall was filled by an admiring and
enthusiastic crowd. Saturday, the third day
OF the Fair. was nice day overhead, but the
mud prevented many from coming in from
the country, and was the cause, no doubt, OF
keeping q gaeat many from neighboring
towns away. Still, during the last day
n..nber arrived. All those living here, as
well as those from ncighboring towns, eS-
pressed themselves as we'll pleased and sur
prised at the immense display of ftuit, 'eine
saying it was the finest they had ever seen,
and far superior to anything to be found in
the eastern states.
The races were necessarily postponed until
the last day, when they came of on the Mesa
track.
The stock skew took place Mt the same
time at the Fair grounds, and some fine
blooded stock wa. exhibited.
Next week we will give list Of the eS-
hi5itor. and premiums, it being impossible
to ge, it out in time sor this issue.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaiaing uncalled for in
the postoiiicc, ut Delta. Colorado. Oct.
ist. 1888:
Bray. Charles. Roff. toscph.
Ihuf\nann, q W. MurphWy, j. y.
Conway, John. Wheeler, Mrs corinnc.
Davis Johu W. Wheeler, Mrs George.
Lee. F. willard Joseph.
Nelson. q n. Wilson. C. W.
FOREIGN
Nicoliex Giuseppe.
II not called for in 30 days will be
sent to the Dead letter office.
W. D. BnowN. p. n.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09
The d. & II. q. X. K.

The General Passenger Agent names rate
of one fare and onc.fifth on the certificate
tend the nesting of the A. O. U. W., To he
held at Boulder, October 10th, lsss. Also
SAME rate will be made for the Congregation.
al aud Woman's Board of Missions to n,eet
at Dchve, on October lith to 1Ith inclusive,
and for attendance of the joint meeting Of the
Rocky Mountain Bapti.s Union and Rocky
Mountnia Baptist Association, to be held in
Denver, October esrl to 9Th inclusive. For
further information apply to
W. NJ. HASTINGS, Agent.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09

pIED-At the residence of his parents,
near Brown. Colo. on October sth, lsSs,
Oliver Roa.eap. Of oid-pneumonia, aged
fs years.
The young man, who was strong ana
healthy, took sick only one week ago. He
was well and favorably known in the vicinity
where he lived and had many friends, who
will he sorry tn learn oi his sudden demise.
The INDEPENDENT extends to the bereavcd
parents its heartfelt sympathy.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09
Notice for Publication.
LAxporrox Ar Mosrnosk, Colo. ,

LAND ornoE AT MoSrNoss, Colo,
sept 18th. isss
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice of his intention to
ni,ake nNal prNf IN support VI his claim, aud
thai said pr,M will I've made before A. k. King
C1ulay Judge. at Delta. Delta Coauty Cola. on
Nov. NJ. 1ses, VIII George q. HarShman, u. =
i392. Ute SERIES, for the Se,s, SEA. Sec -. and
wls, swt4. >cc, II. twp u. sr @. ". and lot 4.
sec. >, Twp Is. sraS, y of 6sh z. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hts
continuous residence upon, and cultivation o.
said lSs,d. VIZ: George W, hrpw~F. George Beck
ley, John Ruwcr, William n. kennic,,li. all Of
DaltA, Colu.
". II. STxEI.E. Restsses
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09

Mr.. !. c. Pollock, who has been to work
in the mines at Ouray during the summer,
came down to Delta this morning on account
of sickness, having had an attack of noun.
tain fcTer. Jimmie has sne ranch on
Tongue creek, aud says he will remain there
in the future,
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09

The Grand Junction papers speak of rails.
ing strawberries Ia September, and say Mesa
county is the only place where such fruit can
he rnised ~ late. You are of your ba-c on
that, neighbor. A. W. Carr had basket Of
- 6ne strawherrics on exhibition At our fair
q can bs secn At any time and In any coun-
fxy, Aad they were raised " octokss.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09

J. W Bucklinf Of Grand junction, spoke
to good audience last Saturday evening.
The Cleveland aud Thurman club was the
means of getting Mr.. Racklin here, aud the
people turned out well. The subject Of his
speech was on the tariff question, nsd pretty
well rendered.
The Delta independent., 1888-10-09
W. II. STEELE. Register
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MoSrKosE, Colo. /
sept. 1ISi, lSSs

LAND OFFlcE At NoNfkOSE, CoIo-
sept. Dist, lSSs
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make final proof In support of his claim. and
thar said proof will be made before A. K, King
County Judge at Delta, Colo, on Nov. lst. iSSs,
viz George l.. Smith. ID ) liS2 Cte Series, for
lots B. q. and u, sec. 6, twp Is. 81 " 9Th T. NJ
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz William Thompson, Charles II.
Mcneil, Joseph II. Reich, Charlie b. Estes, all of
Delta, Colo.
W. II. STEELE. Register