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The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

Noviccs intending TO fish with flies
should understand that little can bc
done this time Of year with ga,'dy flies.
The mos, preferable for this season arc
flies with brown hackles and dark brown
or black wines.with the exception Of
the white m6N,-and remember also,
that all the flies used at this. time be
tied on small hool;s-thc smaller the
better. A good fisherman tests his
hooks before using them. II tempered
too high they break. under strain of
about three pounds. If not tempered
enough they bend under the above
strain.
Fish can see and hear. Although
their sight is very acute. thcii
hearing sense Is only responsive to such
sounds Ms cause the water In which
they move to vibratc. Hence talking
does not disturb them, although the
heavy tramp of the fisherman on the
bank of the stream or IN the water In
which the fishing is done. alarms them.
Clothes tlia, make strong contrast
with the natural surroundings should
not be worn. Now We have told you
what is important for the benefit of
such Of our readers as do not know the
essentials. We wish you all good luck
and shall he pleased to report your
catches. But, remember. you need not
tell us of the big fish you hooked and
lost; and, besides. take along a spring
balance, so that the weight OF the fish
NAV not be exaggerated-which YOU
might possibly do in your enthusiasm.
There are three ways to fish for trout
-daping is one. bnit fishing another,
and fly casting the last and best. Dap.
ing is fishing with short rod among
bushes where ordinary tackle cannot be
used. Bait fishing is what its name i'm
plies. For this mode white grubs found
in decayed tree stumps, sometimes a
grasshopper or locust, and various
other bats are used, the favorites OH
White river being lIelgramites and bull
beads. III dap!ng y. bait lslimg the
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

hook is ordinarily made to sink by
means OF "a small bucksliot, aud II the
current is not too swift iioat. Of cork
or atwig, may be used to advantage.
But all this, while good sport for s0sDs
people, is mere child's play u tho noisn.
tiiic angler. lie has his artificial tiiss,
his lancewood or sonS other equally
good material, his patent check reel,
his silk and hair line with its silk worn,
leader and gut continuation. lie casts
his ily upon the wstsrs and 1t returns "a
him ut his own sweet will. with some
thing attached TO II watch hs has ionscd
for many days.
Now, there IL Just QUE more item We
wish To mention. especially for the ben.
eft Of parties on tho outside who con.
template trip To whits river for fish,
Ing eniy. and that is: Do not buy your
tackle until you arrive at Sieekrr. II
S,..a ,"s ~ ydS ~ srsiss Nv r. x1sl pisos 70
will iisi that YOU have paid too much,
and. In the second. your tackle-esIse.
cizlly the hics-wiil not In adapted To
tile White river fishing, and will be Ut.
terly worthless.
We take pleasure In recommending ia
the fishing fraternity Mr. J. v. uous.
ton, who " the only one In Nssksr wbo
makes y speciality of hnc tackis, and
keeps only such goods In stock ~ lie
has found in nj, long rxts.rieucs To In.
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

The Board OF County Commlssione
met Oh Monday, the iit.i. pursuant to
adjournment. All members were pres.
eht, Chairman Attix presiding. and the
following Is u resume of the business
transacted:
The assessment Of SittiingtOn \ Hall
on 30 head Of cattle was declared eiro-
ne0us and Iebatsd.
j.. W. Brown WAS assessed 500 Oh
improvements on public lands.
On motion the County Treasurer will
10 Allowed the following commissions
on moneys collected; On school funds,
one per cent; on all other taxes, i've per
cent. II WAS also resolved that the
County Clerk and Recorder be allowed
SOD per year M SALARY for county work.
~; ID. Coleman wss appointed Road
Ovsr~rer for Goal Csosk precinct.
The pay u Road Ovcs.ssss MAS placed
- ASaAeV~Asv-A>.-~Vs.%--s'-
Harry Niblock was awarded the con
tract To furnish tho Clerks Office will,
furniture per stipulation.
The assessment Of Mediation 4 SIer-
idan. on value Of merchandise. Was or
dered raised from $40 TO $500.
The following bills were allowed;
J. ". iiugus Il Co, road fund 3 ~
Same, general fund ........... 5tt II
Lewis Allen, general fund ...... 81 W
4. J. Gregory. safe and chairs p. :r5D ~
4. B. Watson, general fund .. ~
Conirac, and bond Of George ".
Temple. for lranscriblng the county
records, WAS signed, approved and
placed on file.
The matter Of distflc,!ng the new
county WAS then taken UP. and the Com.
inissioners districts and voting pre-,
cincts were marked OF on the official
map. The Clerk was Instructed Ia
make an accurat. description Of the
same and have II published In TIM
MgxnEE HERALD.
Following is u list OF the Election
Judges appointed for the precincts
named. together with the places OF hold
Ink the election this coming fall:
No. i-Ranseiy. vo,in. plaee-iilii's
store. Judccs-c. T.. lin. -. Is. Chase
and Marc Decker.
No. a-whi,c River CITY. Voting
place Oidiand's store. JuJ.cs-M. l..
Burci,, a. Oldland and J. ~. Cole.
No. J-l'tcc.ance. Votin. place
FL ranch. Juj:cs-E. J. Hills. \. j.
iiy an and y. u. 1a,lof.
No. i-Mcckcs. Voting p!arss-fio.
n-cr stables. Judgcs-c. =. barton,
II. a. Wiiihack aud J. A. Burgoi,.
No. Goal Creek. Votin. place
sci,ool-housc. Judgrs-J. ". Touiiin'
ron. -. u. Merritt and N. -. Coleman.
No. G-uppct White. Vo'in. place
-Sci,ool.ho,,sr. Jnjsus-iI. T.. Peter
soss. J. u. 11akamp aud ". A. Green
street.
The Hoard then adjourned subject Il
call Of chairman.
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20
4. v..s.e.1 u.. I.

~ Sssssss Vs.
"ilistnry Of . Iino - title Of 4
nest book Of ovse 1ndred pagei
which found II vas ds.k u few
days ago. u y eot4G BY the Colo
radO Midland coopG "a very abl,
edited by Deeass 4. wiso. II vii
be Ts0soesss6. VI this section
nearly . yeav - u oegest Of the
Midland. POil0Wia IN from tht
work - . deaaip 1leeksr. sitn'
atsd IL shs sIADese Taxing coun,
try In tbs White allsy, ~ the
author heads Il:
ION the White nv ey.two miles
Northwest Of New pssllily sit.
uated In the valley. lllpgs Of GOo
souls Al The psssea( ~. This Ia
the promiaing tovn skss. named
after the ISsiian Ass . lnsi his life
while txying 70 elvi1l I'D ,nan and
|is,:.-;i:s S.ess:s ~ ss1ssssa fEs..!'E.
the White river eo,intx1. 3,l Ne ttds q
emigration To the wsstsU part Of Colo
RADIO. arc destined 70 maAS this point
one OF great importapes. I'D though 1t
Is without railroad COMMUNICATION al
present. the time II near NAoa Il will i,s
station oa through linz 70 Salt Lake
City.
'.Neeker II . trading POINT for the
White river valley as well ~ the l,ear
river valley. II Was until recently Il
military post. T'hc resouI ~ Of Meckri
and vicinity may br summed up In these
words: agriculture. stock raising, iuin'
ber and coal.
"ln the vicinity of Mesier and above
on the White river there Il great ical
Of agricultural land. anil tho limited
amount OF farming thus ias done shows
the country to tr well adapted to a.ri'
cultural pursuits. Grains. vegetables
and small fruits have Already bcef
raised with much success, and there Is
no doub, that large fruits would also dc
we'll. S,ock-raising, however. Is The
chief industry. as tho range In undonbt
e,ily the fines, In the Stair. There ar'
nj present many thousands of cattle OF
the White river and as many mofr u
the Hear river country. north of Merkrt
The immense quantities Of coal IL
the vicinity Of M-ckrr have been nj
,racting considerable attention recently
u, Is OF sn excellent quality. and ih'
veins are from ten 10 thirty feet thick
For lumber M~ek~r II well supplies
with material In It's natural state. \
short distance above the't0wn there y
an almost incxhansiibIo supply of whit
pine and spruce. Tie pine when s-a
sonc,i makes iirst class lumber articl,
Al present there are but two saw.tnili
operating In this 6rld.
"si.ckcr las two hoeeh, public hall
n church, All cxceilspt aclssol, snA
weekly sssSse4pf <A&tfos ansAts
New Castle Il the 1fassse ssiirna
point. and new wagon road has 10
Gently been constructed from there L
Aicckcr." .
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

To the true-born wcsterncr, In whom
the instinct OF moving On to find amorc
desirable country never dies, not even
the Pacific ocean can be barrier. a
man of this class who had lived success.
fully in n number of States and Terri.
tories between his native Ohio and his
present home in California, one day he
had n revival in his migratory longing
lie must pack his grip and "go west. y
But how can you get any farther ives,
than California 2" lie was asked.
"l'shaw." he answered. There's
plenty OF west left. all down through
Mexican California and South America.
There's Peru, now: Id give good deal
to see the mires down there. I tell
you, sir" he cried. warming with his
subject, 'it must be real good and westy
down in Peru"
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20
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The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

Topsy are the nanes OF the two pets
and tho antics they went through with
} Mr.. PetsrsOn's two young daughters,
Cora and Ella, WAS indeed interesting.
They were caught when quite young,
as II Was several weeks thereafter bs.
fore they opened their eyes. making
them now just about SIX months old.
They appear M inquisitiye as monkeys,
examining everything imaginable. and
even know how u open door by turn
ing the knob. MIR. Peterson SAYS lie
will sell them, and they would undoula-
edly bs u valuable acquisition To any
Snowman. ns they are of MI aye where
training IN All easy matter.
Not completing his work that day
MIR. Foreman was again left behind the
following morning. ~ the rest made MI
iInprou,Pu visit To saltwater aud
above. Near tho nosth oe i3savss We
eruased tlse White % ~ ssw kstAes.
spirit Of ths people In that n-IRhbof:
hond, ,nAs0uch M Tive work Of putting
Il up Was done by the s~ttlers them
selves. A sci,ool.lousr In in the course
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The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20
Nv. HUGUs. SNAJoR.
J. w. Hugu5 T. Co.,
BANKERS,
MEEKER, COLORADO.

Transact a Genssui iiAnkins hlsins-ss.
uiskest price pald fo~ County waSvvnss. In.
tessst allowed ca rfnsr b~posias. Drafts
truwn ~, Eastern ctttss Ard kuro,e.
CsxrsspHsdsnis, kouniss hrus-, Nov York I:
First NaiiOssAi Bank. O1uAha; Colorado
Nsstsaai Hank. Denver; }. ~. Husus Co..
kawiins, wyo-
CsslsestsMs Prospsiy AssssAsA -.
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

Boys in Lowell must be cool. a
confectioner IN the Spindle Coty adver-
tises for "a boy to freeze ice cream. ="
Girls u melt IL will come fast enough.
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

Boston heiress-l am afraid IL is not
for me, but for my money, that you
come here 80 often. Ardent wooer-
You are cruel to say so. How can get
your money without getting you?
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

Reading notices intended 10 make the
reader believe that what he reads Is tho
opinion Of the editor OF the paper are
now 50 well understood tia, they cXcr,
no more influence than an undisguised
advertisement. a conspicuous ndvcr.
,isement IN the advertising columns is
an honest announcement, OF desire 10
do business. There Is no attempt nj
deception aboutit. 1.-THE goods are such
as can bc sent by mail the papers Of
largest circulation should he used. II
bulky, such as must I've bought at stores,
then the money should he spent near
home. The sale of an article having
merit ismost advan,ageonsly advertised
where the vendor and his merchandise
are so well k.own that their reliability
may bc vouched for. and as those WIN
can speak in their favor increase In
number the sale can he extended over
an widening circle. 80 Printers &
Ink.
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

The first consignment this season Of
range cattle arrived in Chicago on Mon
dax morning. They were shipped from
Montana. and consisted Of nine carloads
of steers and six carloads Of cows.
A funny man always dis,lkes 10 hurt
his AumtIuJ.
The Meeker herald., 1889-07-20

A ses-rsi Hsnkins AMI Coii-etion haslE.s'
transacted. Huy and s~ii Foreign
ani Doui-.iio EkehAns-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
The Dawson Murder.


CHARLESTON. June 47.-In tho Mellow
case to-day Dr. Il. \. hnierch, aged forty
years, physician and surgeon, and at pres
emit dean Of the Medical College of South
Carolina. took the stand % prove the
course OF the ball that killed Captain Daw-
son. His testimony corr0hOrated the view
of Ur McMichacl Chat tie ball had been
fired from behind and is coutrnatory Of
the general opinion that Mellow shot C7p-
tain Dawson when his back was turned
and when be was leaving AcDoWs office.
Detective John Hogan testified that on
the night If the murder. when the accused
wa, going 90 jail with mauaelcd hands,
Dr. Mellow said: d" / shot han. and would
shoot any other man who caued me. l
know where 10 shoot 20 Kill. My pIotfs-
sion teachcs he that This evidence Is
considered important in Wow 0t the state
meLt made by Mellow yesterday that be-
did not take any aim whom Doc fired on
Dawson. and would have preferred 90 dis
able m.hor than 10 Kill him.
Solicitor JeUey requested that Tire jury
Doe sent ~ Mellow Office for tho purPoa
Of obtaining q clear idea Of the scene ~
iccted ON the ground tLat the jury mi rnt
le uululy Influenced by persons nlo Lad
uo roper connection With thr ca-.
Judge ker-haw sustained the objection.
Solicitor Jcvfv then announced tho case
closed and requo-ted the Court Co. charge
the jury ou certain questions ~ lHW. ne
then proceeded 90 gtdrr-- tle jury, and
made "a good impression. The audience ape
pllu!ed VIXEN he denounced Mellow IDr
sneaking around to Captain Dawson g
house Whom nc Was absent. JcWoy spoke
judge McGrath arasIr. Coh,nw'll speak
for the defence Tomorrow. and the ar-fi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
DIVORCE GRANTED.
THE CRONlN GRAND JURY.
II i Reported that Some One Has squealcd
on the Conspiracy.
~ telcrrnnh 3 the Dlspatch.

Cr1c,co. june 27.-The grand jury took
n new track in the Cronin case this morn
inc and once more started in TO look
up Alexander Sullivan's spcculotiOns.
Schwartz and Dupce were SDbpGnGed 10
bring their books into the Erand-iury
room for inspection. II is believed that IN
this wav light will Be thrown upon the fea-
tures Of Alexander Sulliyans specializing
record which have hitherto escaped scru-
tiny. The actions Of the police indicate
that some arrests are about 10 be made.
Some one - reported 20 have " squealed,"
hut the police refuse TO say who. and ri
NOR has II that the dragg-net Is about 10
land some Of the cOusplratOrs high and
dry. Detective Halmcr says John J..
Begrs was arrested TO prevent his holding
communication with the outside world.
II is claimed that Beggs had been visiting
members of the alleged Trial Committee,
and it was thought that he bad put a
flea into the car of more than one
Of the committee. State attorney
Loncenecker received q reply to-day
10 his advertisement which me inserted
in the papers two days ago asking
the writer of an anonymous letter I'm regard
% the recent trial IN Camp 20 to meet him:
The letter stated that DR.. CrOnin was tined
bv an Inner circle" in Camp %. II gave
what purported to be the names Of the men
who formed the Trial Committee and who
formally decreed the death Of Croniu
as British spy. The writer said
he himself had been member Of
the TI1al Committee. but had with
drawn when he became convinced that
the Doctors death was intended. The
state Attorney IN his advertisement
stated that If thewTiter OF the letter would
meet him and tell what he knew he would
be Given protection. The answer was re-
ccived to-day. and said that the writer was
willing 70 accept the proposition 10 tell all
he knew. lie would meet the States A.
torner at any time and place selected by
the latter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
Baseball Yesterday.
fDvtelscraun % the Dispatch. !

Baltimore:
Blltim0ros. o o o O. 0
Columbus. o q o o o o o /
Base-hits-Baltimores 4: Columbus >.
Errors Baltmorcs, a; Columbus, !. Bat
-Kilror and Tate BALDWIN ana
Otornor.
Pittsburgh.
Observation-Disclosures game postponed
on account az rMu.
Clcveland
Clcyclands...........0 o o o 3 I O.
philadclphas........l q % q o. % o O. l
b1-'-Alts-S lev eian"7, n, Ii.lidH'l 'hlA,'
6. Errors Cleyelauas. IAliadeipnias, !.
Batteres-O bIleh ana LIii4D'eI Nle'-'Vh
and clements.
indianapolis.
ludiauapohs.-.......1 o o J ? 0 o &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
Harks. nrm.

COTTON RKPOAE
Harke. nrm.
QUOTATIONS.
MfDDLING. i0-.
Low MfDOLISG. ESQ.
60oD ORBIaAkY. sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
4 niurderOus Burglar.

LACROSSE. June PA burglar entered
the house Of j. Weber last night through
a window in the room occupied by has twc
daughters, Kate and Lena. The girls were
svrakened while the robber was searching
their clothing, and Lena, the Youngest SIS
ter. AGED thirteen years. attempted "a
escape. She stumbled and fell, and before
she could arise she was s"izeo py the
Ilrolar whoplunged knife into her body.
The knife was pulled upward and deep
oash about nine inchosl long was cut. leaving
exposed the heart. lungs, aud iniestines:
1l.e ASSASSIN then went to the bed and
made a thrust at the other gTl,, VINO
lie family were aroused by the noise, but
he burglar escaped from the house. The
entire police force is at work on the case
and have made about twenty arrests of sus-
picious characters up 10 noon. There Is
rnch excitement and if the murderer Is
caught he will probably be lyncbed. His
victim is expected 20 die at any moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
The IriAh Union.
rpy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dlspstch.l

ny Anglo-hmerican cable 70 the Dspstch.l
LONDON, June N.-Mr. Gladstone has an
article in the Nineto5lh Cetsyy. entitled
Plain Speaking on the Irish Union" In
il he says: "Sir Richard Webster in exam
lining William O'Brien before the Parnell
Commission implied that a grave charge
would be proved against certain lrishmcnl
if it could DO shown that they regarded
English Powers as alien. should like to
have asked O'Brien whether the Irish. so
far as no knew, regarded the act of the
Union rs possessed of the same moral
authority as the laws against murder or
As possessed Of moral authority at all. do
not doubt that OBrien would have answer
ed that they regarded it as an act of force
TO which Ireland was under not moral but
only prudential obligation TO conform.
There may be immortality in miscalculated
resistance even 10 immoral laws, but such
resistance is in itself immoral. The ques-
ton is whether the worship OF the act Of
union is piety or superstition"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW foRK. Jnn o 27.-The stock market today
was even mora quiet than that u yesterday. and
fluctuations were IN everything except one or
two stocks on q par with the business done.
There WAS n firm feeling thrcughOnt tnc day I'M
tii nsar The close. vnen th3 entire market weak
oncd, AMI the result Of tho days. trading h. that
most Of toe list arc small fractions lower than
last evening. OF the STOCKS on the regular list
only ~ Paul Reaiing. Sow England. aud Atcni-
SON displayed Riy animation. Iheir course
VISA ga example 81 tue entire iist moving
upward from the opening and reaching
to- highest prices, generally before noon, after
which tiuc heT were hold worry sto.1y Until the
last hour. when they yielded rather sharply and
declined 90 below tho opening prices. Trust
sfOcks wore SIN nctiYe. hut transactions In them
were on q smaller scale Than usuH. = new con-
dilate for favor was introduced. howeyer-the
Distilcrs and Chttls-Fecder5' Trust. wbirh otter
opening NJ 40 DECLINED 10 4l and afterward rose
rapidly 10 4. a.. only 10 decline to IA Al no
close. Tn tle regular list Wisconsin Central
was listed and was traded iu between pa
Trust was most GcuTe. ani was depressed
ty inc I'D Hniu' ~ the admiration ~ tho Atlantic
WORKS info Che trust but the friends OF tho
stock sta illy asserted that The deal would be
accomplished ami q fuil recovery took place.
The market ~ the chose vas dun and heavy az
fractional l0sses for tho GAY. Trading iu ma
regular list accreg alad l5iC0 shores The IN
listed department. furnished 5000 shares. Of
which 5000 wero lrat, 1900 cotton oil. and
400 sugar There nere 40 important chaoEee
90 The list. except reaction u IA per conL IN
san Francisco preferred. Almost everything iH
frlcu0uaiiy 'ower. IWoYer
EregEc.--Exchange more active ~ i''a
43gS. Money easy nf to 2. closing offered \
p sub Treasury O1lances-Cold. tl54Ah,eo:
currency. .ANlON. boFcrnueuts dul ana
steady for As. per conts, lgs OK. INT a.,
coupons, iT,.. state bonds duu and feature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
AttnoLIrnnn Sutherland.
FIIfNF z I7WII ~ " III I7'I''''
TBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatr

TBy Ango-Amorfcan cabIe 10 the DI8pNrh'I
BERLIN. June 27.-rhe North German Ga
rite renews its attack upon Switzerland to-
day. It charged that Switzerland promotes
the dissemination of social democratic
ideas among the young men of the coun-
try. II says that the Anarchists without
credentials are allowed TO remain in Swift
Zerland without any effort on the part of
the authorities TO identify. It declares
that the reply Of Droz, the Swiss foreign
minister, to the recent Interpolation of
the Nationalrath. in which he declared that
under no circumstances would Switzerland
share with any Power the right 10 police
her own territory was inadequate and I'M
satisfactory 1t says. however, that the
reply of the Bundesrath to the complaints
made by Russia and Austria wss moro
polite and less poleminic than was OK
pected from the wording Of the irterpeila-
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