The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

day.
The Board of llegis,ry will meet next
Tuesday ani prepare u list OF the voters
residing within the town limits.
As tho Meekcri,e awakcs from his
slumbers these mornings he Is greeted
with the sweet song Of the meadow
Lark,
Dfciiuss. Barton y Co., are iltting ~
handsome office on Main street IN
which 10 transact their real estate busi'
ness.
Work was begun on the jail YESTERDAY
and IN . few days i, wall present more
Inviting % appearance. The inside Is
also being better furnished.
The pruprieiors OF the M.ekcr Hotel
have just finished painting and l1periug
the bar room r,,achcd 10 the hotel and
the room presents a handsome appear
ane-.
Tie dance given las, saturday cyen-
ing by the Hand boy, WAS u plc.tsan,
affair. The gentlemen turned on, In
full iotcc-but this canuo, b, said OF
the faiTrr seS.
4 number Of Tanciimcu IN Eiis yiein'
II, have commenced blowing and from
present indications the acreage tia,
will H. seeded this scaspn will ~ more
\ citizens meeting viii bc held FIJI
day evening n, .hc school hn1sc for the
purpose ol pHitIns up tickc, for III"
coming election. At 10 O'Clock the
meeting viii bc called To- order.
A delegation of i'ir--ane- folks. com-
po,.d o, M.ssrs james II. Cole, Tom
Hutchinson and Jim fapp, visited the
ci,S Tuesday aud started home " .'incs-
'lay morning loaded with provisions.
Hiram WiHch-li. L-liuy. III; &. e..
Mills. Indianapolis. Ind; 4. l.. kim-
hail. Durango. Hugh Totrrnc. aud u.
l.. Morgan. Mountain Meadows; aui
Frank Morgan. Mu,eans,itg, w.t- rs.-
t.,-f-i -, the M-,k-r Thursday,
s
The future outlook II M.-s-r Is con.
clussyuiy shown b, the amnun, Of III.
approximation made liy iiir iioafd 81
Trustees at their last meeting. III.
total amuun; Appropriated for the COM
Ing year Is $500; las, year Si,"" was
,h- Srn.
+. L.. kimiisll. the Durango banker.
aud .famIa river cattle King. passed
through ;uwu Thursday on his way ,nI
his cattle ranch near Rouit. Mr.. Kim.
hall will spend several months i, the
mnch before returning 10 tic southern
metropolis
Jim Smith. son 81 Deputy sheriff Al
Smith. j. nov chief compoundcr Of
liquid fcfrrshmcni n. tho Palace lar.
ilr. :. is a miNn.pgisi N no moan order
and ~ hc gets better acquainted with
M.ckcfilcs wilt. no doubt, become one
yf our popular young men.
After long ani y-Satlnus delays the
land In the vicinity Of Kangcly has
finally been thrown oIru. and the pccu-
pants will now bc allowed Ia Tile on
their claims. In another column Of
.his ISSUE appears the oilieial notice
from the Giruwuod Land Office.
-.
TuE HERALD is commencing 10 feel
Iic cxhilaratiug effects uf the cnniin,
boom. Finy new subscribers were ai-
iei 10 aur rapidly increasing suhscrip-
ton list during the past week, nearly all
Of which were Eastern subscribers.
Let her 60, Mulcahcy, aud keep her roll
ing.
We acknowledge receipt Of an invita-
ton ,a attend tbs meeting of the Inter.
national Range Association which oou-
,cncs ut Denver next Wednesday. The
~u,k ,yia uu.ivuitriiy be gaia one, as
the completion of III. Denver. Texas y
oulf railway viii I've celebrated in con.
junction.
At the closing Of the Coal Creek
school last week the retiring teacher.
Charley Grimes. was made the receipt
ent of n handsome dressing ease by the
people .: that district. as token of
esteem in which he 10 held and for Ill.
able manner In which lie has conducted
their school.
People who have hal business with
the Land Office lately INDUCED la some
"iall swearing last week when their
Glenwood mail reached NIeeker marked
"missent' and their proving up notices
II week behind timo In consequence.
The cccentriciiy OF the Grand river
mail service is beyond comprehension.
~
On the lirst page OF this issue appears
the professional card OF ". II. Tchbetis.
attorney-at-law. Mr. Tcbbeits has fol.
lowed his profession for q number of
years in Denver. aud comes TO Mcekcr
with the highest recommendations ns TO
ability aud personal integrity, and run
HERALD takes pleasure in introducing
him to its readers. In addition 10 his
legal practice Mr.. Tebhets will be asso-
ciaied With Mr.. \. j Gregory in The
"a. estate aLl irlWalcs hUa.Etal.