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The Greenville times., 1888-04-07
Approved, February 7, 1886.

AN ACT to enable corporations TO ex-
ecute bonds in judicial proceedings
by agent or attorney without aflix-
ing their corporate seal.
Section /. BE ii enacted by the Le-
gislature of the State of Mississippi,
That in all cases of suits by or against
corporations, appeal bonds and other
bonds required in the progress of such
suits to be executed by the parties,
corporations may execute such bonds
by authorized agents or attorneys in
the name of the corporation without
atiixing the corporate seal; and such
bonds, so executed by the attorney Of
record in such suits shall be held and
conclusively proved to be executed by
authority of such corporation; and
that this act take effect from its pass
age. Approved March 7, 1888.
AN Acr to provide for the election OF
County Superintendents of Educa'
tion by the people.
Section |. BE 1t enacted by the lie
gislaturc of the State of Mississippi
That at the general election to be helt
on the first Tuesday after the frs
Monday in November, 1889, and bien
nially thereafter there shall be elected
county superintendents of education
in the following counties Of this State
to wit: Alcorn, Amite, Attala, Benton
Calhoun, Carroll, Choctaw, Clarke
Clay, Copiah, Covington, Franklin
Greene, Hancock, Harrison, Itawamba
Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson, Jones, KEN
per, Lafayette, Lauderdale, Lawrence
Leake, Lee, Lincoln, Marshall, Mont
gomery, Neshoba, Newton, Oktibbeha
Perry, Pike, Pontotoc, Prentiss, Tisho
mingo, Union, Wayne, Webster, vii
kinson, Winston, Yallobusha.
Sec. 2. BE It further enacted, Tha
no person shall be eligible to sucl
Office of county superintendent of edu
cation who does not hold first grad
certificate; and the term of count,
superintendent of education SO electe,
under this act shall begin on the frs
Monday in January, 1890, and shal
continue two years, or until said su
perintendents successor shall qualify
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted, Tha
in the event Of any vacancy occurring
from any cause in the Office of count.
superintendent the same shall be fillet
as other vacancies as are now provi
ded to be filled.
Sec. 4. BE il further enacted, Tha
as to all counties not mentioned il
section one of this act, that the super
intendent of education in and for SAT-
counties not mentioned in this ac
shall be appointed by the State Boar
of Education as now provided by law
Approved March Z, 1888.
AN ACT in relation to practice in clvi
cases and to prevent unnecessary dc
Law and EXPENSE in litigation.
The Greenville times., 1888-04-07
THIS

Nj IWks ; mos 9 mosIl year.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
The Debate,

Last Tuesday evening quite number Of
our people assembled ut the NJ. +. church for
the purpose Of listening TO the debate which
took place that evening, under the auspices
Of the Home Protective Clnb. The subject
was, "ls the Prohibition party necessary to
the ultimate success of the temperance cause
in the United Statcsg" L. c. Alley and p. NJ.
Condit took the affirmative side of the ques-
tiou, while A. Il. King and Lyman I. Henry
wrcstlcd with the negative. Prcsidcnt Hotic-
don, after stating the object of the meeting,
and the time each speaker was to consume,
tl5 minutes, called them to order. Mr.. Alley
wns tho firs, 10 take the floor, and made a
very able talk for his side, setting forth what
the Democrats had done and the Republicans
had not done. He was followed by Judge
King who came to the rescue Of ti,e Repuhli-
can party and gave some very nteresting
facts as TO how his party was working for the
interest of the temperance cause. rrof. Con.
dit was the next to give his views on ,hcsub-
jcct, aud came to the fron, with some strong
arguments, giving tic number of salocus
there were in states which claimed to favor
prohibition. l.. |, Henry came next. he also
brought on, some strong points in favor Of
the Ropublicsn party, after giving to the au-
diencc story OF the "Gonta,' time was call
ed and the audience dispersed. we'll pleased
with the evenings entertainment,
The subject. which was a good one, was
suggested by DIR. Macl.ean, but us the debate
did not commence until late, the speakers did
not have timc to argae the subject Anothcr
thing, the President should have appaintr,l
two or three jrlgcs 10 decide which side cam,
they all did we'll In their respective parts.
The Club will mcet again the ist Tuesday in
sep,etebcr, when they viii probably take up
the Aa,as question,
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
From Tongue Creek.

Harvesting is about completed.
J. w.Steil and VIII Griffith are down from
lronton.
MIR. Valiant has been hauling his spuds to
Telluride.
Mrs. Dora Gonder has returned home from
Telluride.
Thomas and John snelson have returned
from Lake City.
Mrs Rachel Birtles, from, Grand Junction
Is visiting friends in this vicinity!
Miss Ella Kean, from Lancaster, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Brewer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gray will leave for Telluride the
coming week.
We hope that every taxpayer in this
county and in every other county in the
State, will east their vote against the pro.
position 10 increase taxation Eve mills on
the dollar. We arc taxed enough, now,
God knows,
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
JAMES F. KYLE, Proprietor.
Republican County Convention.

To the Republicans of Delta County, Colo
rado.
The Republican County Central Commit
tee calls Convention To meet at Delta, Colo
RADIO, August 25th, 1883, at II O'Clock a. NJ,
for the purpose OF electing six delegates to
the Republican State Convention, to Re held
in Denver, Colo, September 4th 1855 SIX
delegates to the Republican Judicial Conyen-
ton, to be held in Montrose, Colo, Septer-
ber 1st, 1858; to nominate candidatefor Coun-
ty Commissioner, from Surface creek Dis
trct; to nominate a candidate for Coroner; to
elect delegates to serve in the Convention to
nominate Il candidate for Representative; to
elect County Central Committee; and to
nominate precinct officers.
In said Delta County Convention the fol-
lowing is the apportionment of delegates and
places of holding the primaries:
Delta, Delta, IL
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, August 18th, 1855,
at o'clock P. NJ.
A full attendance of delegates is desired.
S. S. SHERMAN,
LYMAN I. Henry, Chairman.
Secretary Pro TEN.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Democratic County Convent,on.

To the Democrats of Delta County, Colo
RADIO.
The Democratic County Central Commit
tee calls convention N meet at Delta, Colo,
Sept. sth, 1888, at . o'clock p. NJ. for the pur-
pose of electing 3 delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, TO be held in Denver, Colo,
Sept. l1th, 1855; to nominate candidate for
County Commissioner, 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 a County Central Committee; and to
nominate precinct officers.
In said Delta County Convention the fol-
lowing is the apportionment of delegates and
places of holding the primaries:
Delta, Delta. 0
Surface Creek, Trickle School House, 6
Hotchkiss, Duke Bros Store,
Paonia, Paonia School House, 4
Crawford, Crawford School House,
The primaries in the several precincts at
the places above named for the purpose OF
electiug said delegates TO County Convention,
shall be held on Saturday Sept. LIST, 1883, at
. o'clock P. NJ.
4 full attendance of delegates is desired.
J. p. BAssLER,
A. r. HOWARD, Chairman,
Secretary
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The Grand Junction correspondent to The
Denver Ne,rs is evidently trying to give
Delta black eye, In late special TO
that paper he talks about "the rumotcueSs OF
Delta from tae railroad. and the climate o,
Grand Junction being better" Last winter
the thermometer at Grand Junbtion stood in
the neichborhood of ise below zero, and stop.
ped there Tor about two weeks, with from
t, 10 inches of snow OF the ground. while
here in Delta, the thermometer stood .4s be-
low. The correspondent either has no regard
Tor the truth or he has never been out of the
city limits of his town.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Delta County Democrats.

The Democrat County Convention was held
last Saturday at the Court House Delegates
from different precincts were present. A. L.
Ansbary was Chairman and DR., L. MacI.ean.
Secretary. The following delegates were
elected to attend the District Convention,
which is to be held at Montrose ON the 18th:
J. B. McGin;y, of Hoichkiss; Il. L. Love, OF
Paonia; W ID. Brown and +. Beaudry, OF
Delta. A. L. Amsbary, j. B. MeGnty and
John Wilbanks were chosen as the County
judicial Committee for the ensuing term.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Judge Amsbary Is suffering severely from
the effects OF sigh, wound inflicted in onr
of his toes some time since as announced IN
the Messenger. The toe supurated and had
to be removed. inflammation has extended
throughout the entire foot aud grave fears are
entertained tina, he may lose the member en-.
tirely. We hope that the present fear may
soon prove amiss and that the wound now 50
painful may quickly heal, and convalcscence
be speedy. --Npnirose Messenger.
Judge Amsbary is the father of A. Z. Ans.
barry. OF this place, and he informs US TIM,
his father is in a critical condition, having
visited him las, Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Notice for pnbliration.

LAND OFFlcE At GUSNfsoN, roLpRApo.
luiy 9TH fsSS.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ing NAM
ed settler has Hlstl notice of his intention to
make ilusi proof in supper OF his cluiug and
that said prpof VIII he made hcfa0c A. Il. King,
County Judy a. Delta. Golng on Aug. i5lh, iSSN,
viz john L. lelluoN D. = va. Ote SfHeS, Tor
the ScA .uels, see. II, twp ~ 81 ". 6fh 4. VI,
He names the following witnesses to pruve hls
continuous residence up,nl. and cultivation cf.
SAID land. viz Gporge ". Fawcett, Wesley
Ault, J Jines ". Freeman. Aathsu NJ. Goodwin.
all cl paonit, Cole
Special notice TO Charlotte Daye d. $. 1857. Ute
Series.
FRANK T. TANNER. Register,
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Articles ofincorpora,ion Of of the Delta coun.
ty and Rock Creek Toll Road Company, have
been filed with the Secretary of State. Geo.
w. Moody, +. J, Moody and W. y. Burt, OF
Delta County are the incorporators and di.
rcctors. The object of the company is to ae-
quirc, hold, construct, maintain aud operate
n toll road from point one and ouc-hal'
miles northeast Of Paonia postot,ice in Del'n
county to Rock Creek in Gannison county,
at point where the clear fork of the Muddy
approaches ncarcs, to said Rock Creek. Cap.
it'll stock $io,0CW, divided into 200 shares OF
$50 each. The Office will be in Delta, Delta
county.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Scott Woodward and Jack Barry came
down from George Brewers ranch last Fri.
dar. on Tongue creek, where they have peen
thresning. They report the grain in fine con-
iition, and ii is being cut in every direction.
Everything goes 10 show that we will have a
prosperous season.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
No,.ee TOR rus,,en,ion.
LANp oFficK Al aryNiseS, ceLO., /

LANn OFfIcE Al UVNNlsoN, CoIo.
July -. isSS-
Notice Is hereby gwen that the follow ing.uSlHeG
settler has died neyicc ni his Intention te make
final pro,,f IN support uf hiSealn. and tgat Ssgiti
lrs,cf win ht rlane heiur,. H. l., keibssss. clerk
III tho District Cont. at Delta, Colo. a., August
esr1, isssS VIZ Matthew J. inRtstop. u, ;. lt-Si,
Ute Series, for the sci 4 Ssla s'Si y Swii. >wet.
see, p, wis nw'4, see "a twp 10. ~, ", Oh l.
NJ
He aameS the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upsn. and cultivation ot,
said land Vir. AipnNt w Ms,ralugtnu Cad
well L. Cii9 9,,ssl. is,ag COSer, isaav t. Clcao-
wcth. an nl Delta Calp,
FRANK P. TANNER. EeriSter
Special Notlcc to .lcssc BroMa u. y nc. Ute.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Croauet Convention.

The first meeting of the Croquct players of
Delta, was held at the office OF pr. Maciean,
on Thursday, last. Present: Mcssrs. King,
sherman. Biglow. Alley, MacI.ean aud Henry.
After lively discussion as 10 what eons;i-
tutcd a "Crequet, Roquet.Croquet and Ro.
quet," they agreed to play g,nncand decide
the question ut some future meeting.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
LAND OFFICE Al GCSNIsnS, CoIo-, |
Aug. ia ISsS (

LAND OFFICE At GUSNIsnS, Couo.,l
Aug. Tth Isss
Notice Is hereby given that the following NAM
ell Srttl7- sS nled notice ot his Intention 10
make iins p7pnf In SpporI OF his claim, aud that
said ps1ri NJ! De mrae before \. r. King.
Clluiy ,ird 2, ~ beta. Coo On SeptsInher
iaIn. as, W. aIoln G. DoN-il-'D. :. tSSS. Ute
settle, fuF ns's NV !, aud u :, nel., sec l.,
twp. Is. %, " 0tl =. NJ.
he uaine, ..le following witnesses 10 pruve his
cpn:iHg puS residence uppn aIt cultivation Of.
said isnn. w BaCc, 3. Gl's. -fo+l X. CRIT
1il, E,Ars, lambeth. nr. ham W CtEr 81 Of
beta, Coo
FRANK p. TANNER. Register,
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Notice for PubIicat,on.
LAND oFFIcS AT GUNNISoS. CcLo.. I
.'Vlv r-,i. IsSS /

July s-,i. IsSS
Notice j. hereby given that the filnging nam
a Spttler has filed uutcr uf his Intention II make
Of the District Court. at MnusrSc. Colo. on Aug,
18th, issS, VIZ: An.ItSi hTu-er, u. : 9sS, Ute
y " + NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prnye his
continuous r-Si,ieucc unpr, and cultivation vi.
said land. VIZ Horace VI. CUrey. George n,
Cone. William Mueller, OF Brown. Colo, joan
AyStcr. of Delta. ColO
FRANK p TANNER. REGISTER.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Not.cc for rublieanor.
LAND oFIlcE At GuNNtsoS, COLORADO
tfgfN p.h Is,g

july s,h ISSSi
Ndiice IS hcrrhy given that the fNlouing-
named settler has died notice u his intention IL
MAKE drst proof IN support " mis- claim, and
thai said ptnot v n be- made before \. X. Ming.
County ,luGl.n Ut Delta. C0lO., IA Aug Ia. lS,S.
viz Olnl Olson. u. : lN9, Ute Series, Tor the
Wiz SWt5. sch, SNvSt a. sec -, and neiA, uWi see.
81, IVY IS 5. 8. %. ", ethr.M.
lie f'ti3'sS the following witnesses tn prove his
contlnuu'ts residence upon, and cultivation ut,
said lau1. Viss oscar i. Sledcr>on. Frank k,
Wilbur. john 1, Nowland. Harry Bopp, all OF
Crawford, Colo.
FGANk T.. TANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Milton II. Wclch aud Mis-. Matte Bailey
were united in the holy bonds of uiatrimony.
on last Thursday. Mr.. welch is well known
in this section, having tauEh, school several
terms. but is at present engaged in ranchinE.
The b'ide is also well known by a number Of
our people. all Of whom join US in wishing
the happy couple long and successful life.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Last Thursday we were shown an apple
grown on the ranch of Mr.. Bcver, n. Domin.
gas, about is miles down the Gunnison, that
measured i0xiii inches in circumference and
weighed ounces. Oh, no, we can't raise
fruit in this country. And still YOU will
hear some people say; "What did they ever
take this country from the Utcs fcrg'
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Henry Hammond returned from Denver,
Sunday, where he went to dispose of some
beef cattle. While in Denver he purchased
one car load of registered Durham bulls. one
car load of cross.bred Galloway and Durham
bulls and two rcsis,caed IIoistcin bulls, which
he took up to his ranch, near Paonia. The
people Of this county are gradually getting
onto raising bloodcd stock.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

w. S. Girnrdet has the honor OF bringing
the first watermelons of the season in the
market. They looked very nice and tempt
ing, ba; You see, there are things even too
rich for newspaper mans blood.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At GryyIsoy. Colo,

LAND OFFICE At GU,CNIsoS. Colo, !
,llly 5lsi. ISIS I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice oi his intention 20
make final proof tn support Of his claim, and
thar said proof viii I've n;ide before 4 r King
County Judge At Delta, Cola. On ser. l9-h- iSSs.
VIZ: Bruce 3. GriEs>, y ; 1917. Ute Series, for
the nls SWI. swA4, uw!4. sec. y. and SEX. ne
SELL. tHp To- 7 70 " 9Th + Il.
He nantes the following: witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation 81.
said land, VIZ Lawrence : Coleman Robert
l.andreth. John Walker, Abraham W. Carr l!l II
Delta. Colo.
FRANK p TANNER. Re-istcT.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Nnficc Ior punIicntion.
LAxD OFFICE, AT GrNSrsoN. Colo. I

LASD OFFICE, AT GuNSrsoN, Colo.C
Aug. :. ISIS.
Notic, Is hereby given that the following
uasHed settler has filed his intention 10 make
nual proof in Suppurt ., his claim. and ta1t said
proof wil be made before A. X. King. County
lursc 9r Delta. Colo. on Sept. 2I-T. ISIS. w
WatSnn II. Stewart, ID. =. i@ie. tie >ercs, for the
~ y. nv !. .. :. see. .. and ne st.A sec.
- tNp 10 :. r ~. ". 9th L NJ.
He names the following witnesses &, prove his
cnItnUsgIs residence upon sud cultivation Of
sad lgGd. VIZ FIapk HeuwUt Ii. Lewis, z
Base. George Fos-. sred Buld.t, all OF Delta,
Colo
FRANK P. TANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

J. NJ. Finley. of the North Fork, has come
here to locate in the dairy business, and will
buy out the Bruce Bros. lie has brought his
family. aud is located out on the Wood ranch
Mr.. Finley is an active, energetic fellow, and
will no doubt make success Of the dairy
Butte Plot.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Mr.. G. b. McGranahan bought from Mr.. F.
S. Rockwell, of Plateau valley, last week, a
horse TO take the place Of the one which died
few weeks ago. The horse is a good match
to the one he had left. The purchase was
made through Henry Hammond.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The frog pond and breeder of disease in
Faieiy's pasture is within the citv limits,
and should be drained. A very little work
will do away with THIS nuisance and perhaps
save the people hundreds of dollRrs which is
paid out every summer for doctors bills.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Shinn, all from Monrcse, were in this me-
tropole last Friday. They looked at the
sights, praised our shade trees, and then de-
parted for home.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

We are pleased to note that the little child
OF Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Conklin has now f>illy
which it was so afflicted. d.. Breasted says
that so far as he is informed. its recovery
from so complicated condition is unpreee-
denied.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Harv. McGranahal, amer visit Of about
three months to his home in Pennsylvania,
and our Abe's home in New York. taking in
Coney Island. Long Branch, the ''Wild West
show" aud the elephant. has returned to
Delta. Harv. says he is glad to get back on
the reservation, as it is the bes; place he has
found in all his travels
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Enoeh NJ. Prown, while at work on the
ranch OF A. +. Amsbary, fonnd and killed a
rattle-snake, with eight rattles. This is the
first rattler we have heard Of being seen in
this section.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

A. c. Butler received last week from the
east, a large crayon picture of himself and
Harvey. The work was done from an old
photograph, and looks as natural as life 1t
can be seen by calling at their store
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
+. II. MOWER.
Sc.lce for pus.icn.ron.

LASp OFFICE AT GTNSIscH. Colo,
June - 1883
Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention IN
make final prnot IN support " his claim. and
that said prs0f vii be tuaie before \. Il. King.
County Jndsa. at Delta, Colo. on Aug. 10. lsSS.
VIZ: Isaac Il. Van Tuyl, u. :. sS5, Ute series.
for the nj. nels. and n5s uwlt, sec 60, twp. 10,
s.. r. 80. W. 9th L. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses ." nrJve his
continuous residence upon. sIlu cultivation of,
said land. viz Clark y. Nsugh.D. Amos K.
Durkee. Walter p. DUFkee, John {. buckley, AL
of Delta. Colo.
FRANK 7. TANNER. Rerister
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Owing to the lack Of space the letter de-
cviptive Of Hon. Sam wade's fruit rauch, is
vnavoidably crowded out this week, bu,
will sppeRr 10 our next.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The name of S. s. Sherman, of this place,
is favorably mentioned in connection with
the Office of District Judge, on the Repubi-
can ticket Mr.. Sherman is not seeking the
Office, but says he will run if nominated.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

The Democrats of Surface Creek and neigh.
borhood, are requested to meet Mt the Trickle
School House, Saturday Aug. 18th, at p. NJ.
for the purpose of organizing Cleveland &
Thurman club. Come one and all.
GEORGE HARsHNAS
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

For the Convention to be held at Montrose
on the 10th inst, the d. & R. G. will sell
round trip tickets for one fare, from the 10th
good to return on the 18th.
w.M. HASTINGS, Agent.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

J.W, Stell, came dowe from lroptoa. }ass
Wednesday. where he has been engaged In
mining. He says there are thousands Of men
In that section Of the country looking for
work, and uuless sxpsrieuced miners their
Ah4seps srs very sl,u.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Nick Mostyn, one Of the Mos,yn Bros, who
own . large herd Of cattle In Monirose county.
died very raddeply at their COW Gasp last
Friday mornlug. of inflammation Of the bow
.els.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
Notice. TO l'eachers.

The next quarterly examination of
teacbers OF Delta county. Will be held
In Delta. Aug. $ist. and sept. LIST. iSSs.
Respectfully. J. Is. McGtNrY,
School Snpt.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

George simmonds, = stone cutter, better
kaown N "Gnter's Brother" was blown up
and killed a Moatrose, last week, while
testing keg Of powder which no supposed
WA worthless.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14
The Largest Stock

of watches in the country to selec, from aud
will duplicate any prices in the US.
FgNLoN. MoNrRoss, Colo, second door
east of uncompaghre Valley Gaul.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Unless our fair committee comes to the front
and lets people knew what is going to be
done, it will he failure. If you are going to
hold fair this fall, it is high time to get u
move on yourself.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

NJ. Purdy, who has been seriously ~ for
some time, is, We are informed by DR.. Mac.
Lean. gradually on the mend. We wish to
sec him out before long.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Darwin p. Kingsley. candidate for nomin.
alton for State Treasurer. mingled among our
people for few hours last week.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

There will he a grand prohibition mass
meeting held a, the school house on next
Saturday evening a; 7.3o o'clock, p. NJ.
for the purpose Of organizing prohibition
club. aud discussing the issues Of the day.
Let every body come and hear the truth.
The ladies are especially invited to attend.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

County Superintendent McGin'y was in
town last week. He says the water on Rog
es'a Mesa l. q scarce article.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Nr. AleI. Guiie,t. OF Guani,on, who is as.
pirinx for the nou,ination ef District Judge
on the Republican ticket called on us yes.
teriay.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Losr.-sundsy the 18th, right riding
boot leg, on Surface Creek Mesa. Please de.
liver at Mc(ranahAn L Buffers fer II. W.
Boyee.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Geo. B,gelo~, with the aid Of his brother
Louis. has r-papercd and otherwise fixed up
HE photograph gallery.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

An article on Reservoirs" published in
last weeks issue, should have been credited
20 the Coierado FdrRsr.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

~. o. Stephens, Of Garnet Mesa, has been
>eou6aed to his bed for the past week. but is
sov. ve are glad To say, convalescent.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

". J. Grew, Who owns fine ranch in this
county. Is now located ut Silverton. Colo,
where he Ia engaged In running a wholesale
and retail meat market.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

Dad Williams came down from Hotchkiss,
last Saturday To attend the Democratic Con.
vrntion.
The Delta independent., 1888-08-14

George FELTON, came down from his coal
mine, on Tongue creek, last Saturday.