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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio tho spot was reduced &c n-onyE ~
sympathy with options, and trading was very dG ora
quiet and steady The option morket developer dfG1S
weakness aud there ffeeT selling by longs: nSI
declined 2aa4 r. and Hamburg 2a'4 pfg b0th OF Wnch
had depressing influence. Opening SAFES showed os'e
OF 100 20 points after which there further bfeGR u
% points but closing figures wore 5dO points s9ooo
the bottom Rio quoted steady. Regular hfst, % ~
good second 3 500; exchange private 2o; receipts
5000 bags Rio ceaTances FOR United states oC0S
Rio ceannces Europe 1900 bags total STOCK S2oUyVJ
bags Santos receipts, 5000 bags. Receipts az tLo
July to october 25, 1899 72S 600 bags came ume 80
/ 500 600 bags same time 1887 $4,000 bags kecepts
at Santos July TO October % 1883 100 900 ba5s same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
fsS%'i & s.. s ~ 81 s $685.: s ii155
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC.
f Fa%' S: e G e s ,:$i5 fss sf5
|Ir, WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
fs9%'; & %; B: 1855 s :35:i
IOWA CENTRAL
Third rsos 5.5 s Ge - , 5SsS l ff42253
JAM [orIsylLLn. EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS.
f @s%; E 81 G & @ :s e $ ssS
'' NEw.YoRN. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
F aaa2' s g 9 " s ,s IS ssz So
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
number %c S, ssof s 5S css sSsS .esi 3i95
Third web 6c ~ s 9c 1oiG5so5 13953Si0 160is $50
'''' c1Nc1NNAr1 JACKSON AND MAcKINAw.
s s%%i 81 G, 55:5 ;i :5SS i9ts5
CINCINNATI. RICHMOND AND FORT WAYNE.
S s%2$fI : 3. ssss sss s}s 81, s Ss
COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND.
S:%ifr; y s.. as sI5 ss2 sE3 s
COLORADO MIDLAND.
sesoni wee; g., in 2e' 5 iiSjsI l sss SYq
ERLANGEE SYSTEM.
E%2f{s %; s s .55$S 5.3;;$
DETROIT BAY CITY AND ALPENA.
,-rnber Of niles. lC5 2!3 223
second week Ia Oct. 500 $LOOl
IAN / 20 oct. H.. SILVA 4O3O5B
GRAND TRUNK CANADA.
~, miles 34lS
Nun Number ending IN Oct. 10 s4o5lI5 el2i535 s44isi6
Msg 70 oct IL. Is 2G36S3 H3is0s2 i5,379l4S
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
SunoSer vs OF T III Oct s5o655 sioS5I s59 is
Ian 1 10 Oct. H.. 2OJf,Ibf lDJOIO5 l,BIooSl
KANAwIIA AND OHIO.
Numbcr Of miles I'D =, 5s9 80 ,3
second week Ia Oct. ot2,JZ{ 80 Us
Ian / 10 Oct. H.. 2lAlOO ZIG JSO
KEoKUK AND WESTERN.
Nu-nbor OF niles. las l4S liS
second week In Oct. FLIES ~ osl
Ian to Oct. H.. .-...... @o2,SOI 2oo, COG
KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE
Number Of miles,. 10 10 n 10
srcOnf week In Oct. ft,5A .t20ol
Jan. 1 TO Oct. H.. l0SO9O l4O'Otf
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
Number Of miles. 2lT 81 - 2i5
second week in Oct. s2t56l se3s 81. 99S
Jan. " oct, A." 7Sa7sl v9V'SOa HiSl0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

Buffalo Oct 2G.-Cate- Receipts last % hours 214o
head total for the week thus far 500; for same lmo
last week - $50: consigned through. 1890 head 1920
New York; 32O sale Prices steady and demand air
Sheen and Iambs-eceipts last "a hours. 600 head
total for the week thus FAR 80 400 for same time ass
week ~ COO; consigned through, 500 head 2.400 10
New York 3 400 on sale Prices stronger Choice
ira sheep 7jHsJ medium good do. ~ 40asi CO.,
mon do sfdsi 25 good % choice lambs ~ 90gt6 TO- fair
I'D good IS - IS . common do. - bOHS0 30.
W0gs-Recepts last p hours 1910 head total for week
thus f9r 06 1901 flr time last week CO. $50 consigned
through 7i4O head 400 % New York; $500 on sale
DNland fair; Mediums and heavy 81 lOaS4 81 Workers
st. Louis. oct 6.-Cattle-Receipts 800 head ship
nens 500 Market strong Choice heavy native steers
a i5dsi rs fair GOOD - 4o6$ 30 stockers and feed.
crs ~ 7O6H2 40: range steers, &2aS2 so
TIors-RecCipts. 700 head shipments. Market
steady Fair choice s3 SOde4 90 packing grades, SO 20
n a 90. LIGHT fair 10 best, s3 9Ods4 10.
Sheep-Receips. 1,40O head shipments, 400. Market
strong Fair 10 choice, SO 40G94 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

A LONG missing VESSEL REACHES FohI'
Boston Oct 81 (speciaD.-Ths schooner Forest
Fsiry owned by John Medina. of Boston, rumor Of
whose loss with about thirty people, telegraphed
over the country last Friday night Is safe she ar
Hvod st.Eayal CA 6eptenbsf 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Notwithstanding that Yesterdays bank state
ment reported a smaller amount OF cash average
for the week than the average OF the preceding
week the money market at the Stock Exchange
steadily, ornyitated toward ease. After Tuesday
httle business was done at above per cent, aud
the average for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
probably did not exceed per cent. On Friday,
while there were some early renewals at high as
per cent the average for the day was nearer
. l-2 than G per cent The further contraction in
loans reported at s242s O0o partially reflects the
continued taking up OF securities by investors and
thus reducing brokers' loans; but IL more greatly
reflects the prompt payments by out-of-town mer-
chants Of their Indebtedness to New-Yorls firms
Since the statement Of October the New-York
associated banks loans have been reduced 81 000-
600: the deposits also have been reduced
81 3 O0O, 900 while the cash hand Is practically
unchanged, IL being only $4,000 less now than
on October B. What has occurred in the local
money market in the way Of rates is too well
remembered 10 be repeated here bnt the bald
fact stands out that after the large and small
changes noted the rate for money last Friday
closed offered at a half per cent lower thar the
Lowest rate OF Friday October 4. The bank loans
no,V arc only 81 500, 900 greater than October ~
1888, the deposits are 81 100000 less ana the
cash on hand is 81 1900, 900 less, principally be-
cause of the unusual export Of gold since July ];
The monetary condition is not beyond the control
~ nanipnlation But from this time forth the
conditions should gradually change 80 that such
manipulation il attempted would prove less sue
eessful than in the past If not absolutely hazard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
on The Produce Exchangc to-day the butter market wa
,,cbau,,.d I-0qS lSLalyc.

Produce fNchlHSc 0O"AaS SNNeSA A''NON '~'
Cipc5nnau Oct Colour neglected Wheat firm; No
Corn a' af ~ ~ mSel, 3iesiSe ossS as,ss 10
mixed 2s I tg No = 4Sc pSr PORK, ds siV 60 o. R s
Sralg shof; clear IS 81 = Whisky steady sales, 056
dull. lower hard ranne1 74aoe New Orleans esS7sS
1850 December, 1859 No northern 79he sS Gsg
S g No. q 4ec' o"'i ha 2Eiy' r mo- 10 "9 os
55c. ProusIons steady. PORK, $40 Is, lard as.
aS9iec Eggs Grm; fresh lse. RECEIPTS Flour 500 500
b5 wheat 2tS9 100 9 H SS55 py s loo n 5ssH bse
ii 700 bush
Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct 26.-Recelvcrs WIRE assns
&c more milling wheat than yesterday on M ae,st.
e. adyaGce. Receipts hero were 42s sSnme,S.s.
larl october re Nol@mber 17e D eSs october
7tse; November 75c Deeenbor $3.50 Sa.S, NAY ge Noyem.
ber nc; Deeember re May 77c track 7GG,5. =.
hiadclpba oc: nd e0n Prics 4He =
buyers @ What market cG as ana ard stronger pOrt.
,.,i, eotres speculation ycY I'm VII ~,
mana fSom shippers a, wen as from mr ny cobSr
sales % fancy i;29gS slS,o s54c December s2igqs2'.c;
Janun!y ts1 ongDd gRt oSerps,
Gully Tor export. car 5,4 2,r for a IP SUPPLE Sales
missed ani high mixed on tieS ynl IN gTsn depot I2S
iIre 30 mixed Xs9i 5ea S 4oS1oc Noysmber S9AS
nosSl SG deraPa NSy %rsi;S 27S57c 30 wss
ruled steady ,e Sgs 2eS Futures quiet but sesiy;
issc d2 shP OctobSr 9sa9ssc November q ',e2s.e
December 2Sf g,fs 2sa24c Other articles UNCHANGED
Pcnnsl st,'ps 400 hbls wheat 2l,7OV bush sSnho
necoipts-fouao no 500 bush. Shipments-Wheat svVV
5 ass O Corn 800 bush oats 1900 bush ws..,
81. Louls,' optOns dUl; after nuetuatR sisnS
Cash s,rse closed above Yesterday NJ s sa asked
76se 5sG dsssc closed sSNassge ass s NoSsrn
MAY. 90 % IN demand: No mixed cash. 2Skd2N SO
fra Ra e @oSic closed 2sisc bid; December ose:
o ger ~ ic year. elIc closed 2,se ed AN i7c bid
Ie 1 81 Sc January, Zoe bid Rye steady W. sconsn.
Barley Hey du and unchanged Win only % FisSsssd
manaI ,Scs Al S5 Lead duh common ses.soc dairy
g G5 asked Butter quiet erea@gery cd1rnsa 81 eos
ltGlse wbiskev Al 90 Provisions dun %ssslt meat
pork gu 81 ~ s' longs aSd ribs IS 55asS Ss soc
Toledo DC, asYhea1 aal, sl and May soe Cor
SSae cash. s3c oa,s Quiet and q 50 November
SIcSSerSeInt eceSbir 81 GS January sss 900 BUSH
Wheat 1850 bush COIN .3S2 heat 30 90 ssss, ssrn
* ooo bS,h oats. $50 bush siOsersesa A'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
res ranged as follows

hi aH937S .'.':':::: 81 ~ II 70
Cash quotations Follows Flour quiet and Gn,
changed :; No > spring wheat, 7si,a79ei NO. spring
No. oat; Isl No rye 4l',e No Cd 81 Pity s
mess pork, per bbl $40 7odsiQ IS; lard per 10 10
as 37aq$6 10 short ribs side, doos - 2ossS % az
CpoXeD unchanged; whl-key. dstilers finished gooas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
STAINED
..76.lLow Middlirg. 49, 0 $40

GOOD Or1InarY Low WIfdIIrg. o-IO
strict Good Ordinary Mid1ing .T -sncuia
ton quite brisk. derng the half-hoday. There
free buying, partly by shorts" and that coupled
with predictions Of frost tonight IN the South. caused
rso Of 7dlU points, closing firm. Liverpool was lowet
except on October, which ruled firm. Sales here,
hnles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

The hank exchanges az the Ncw-York Clearing House
and the stocks the NewYork Stock Exchange for
She week OF three years compare as follows:
Oct % 's7. Oct. o.. 'SS oct 90 100
rxcbaroes eGt- 200 100 1864. l32 Goa a14S9l1 fS2
~ ",asas soii 5Gj TOt 1AS1 9O4 $50 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28

The following Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securitles: - :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
an standard Of classih-

quctable change Sales d balos for consumption Sne
September receipts the port have aggregated Luz %
laics against l22S,IOO Oa!es for tho corresponding '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
~ oyu D,uv TRmrNE MONDAY OCTOBER 49, lss9-TEN PAGES

~, elm, the Treasury has fulfilled the re-
aurements of the sinking iuhu ior ~ hands who
ending June 80, $780, some nssihlo for the Secre
tor, 70 moot those requirements at curro.' ,eoo
viii no more anxious 10 accept the tDc tbo
than they were before Az M t,rd was full tho
giS % honds have been frecr than ohey
'nrevionsv were for several WccI'' G .otarr On
have been the policy OF inc 81 lie a4ount
aob quarter dav TO mark his price on unc .,i ~
cacH qu 9,rost tbcn due and TO adhere 10 tiaV
0crre during the whole OF the cuIIoiro dtIy enc
That under this system he has pcen co no one
cessfu in obtaining oUmus az nnaTterdays are De
oornber for the LIS ana Janu'nS g., ni,hnr
Tho holder who accepts the hgures Iof oi' .ha
issue now saves the interest "
time Of next interest payment. :, -. ,ir,.s COON,
Tbe foreign exchanges, although au ' Ha rona
inc to he firmer on the easier quo'hDi, go that az
gradually tended toward oWG for actual bust
the CLOS ro bea,cv ON the basis OF "a 81 Ia anu
"a s5 IA for long and short sterln. .ban goid can
These rates are yet CEN, nneraton Therefore
ne iln Pn6Iy vet worth while TO grow sansuilir
,,or the probability Of gold lnlottss If merchan
como later in the season II our Recently have
disc contlliuu d IL Europeans continue large buyers
~ American securities. Inc reP TT 90 Tnchnd
9eoo 600 being taken from the baI Ib w. nnver
for shipment TO the unlteu o"' o'cccompanied by n
was he"I ~ -, co extremely improbable that even
;F tbr report had found general er0"'"''' :"
denial was unnecessary
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The Tribune has printed the gross onSs for the
sixty-nine companies o or showing an
s afSS1s ~Ys gain Of nDs or ss9
cent OF the whole NUM- i,inn 70 9s pcr cent
companies return gains 1enort losses averaging
@ the +R 5s sr %se earanSs OF thirty
Tribune mas pr' dr systems, showing an aggregate
gavin q St per 4e fSP gains S @
Der, wen WEN nr ont and three companies report
ing i4 aySragng $50 per cent, ona
The snbned tables divide b the aans and and
differences of the companies sho"'Ae e'
losses: 80 ,eoo Inference p G.
IS 24i7 So s3T7I S al Dec 6s5l 81
90 400 SOL 81 ,o354sl Inc. sol69So 9S'
al week In ocober ,o "a Aso 1853 Inc si47s43 14.72
29 complnes III 1884 $50 Dec. ESD so
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
A. Bill.

The following is bill, No. 70, as introduced
in the Senate by Senator kinkaid and is about
the same as II. b. No. o., introduced by Re-
presentalive Chatield excepting Sections
and 2, which we publish below:
BE il enacted bythe General IssemJty ofMe
State Of Colorado:
SECTION |. That there is hereby approri-
ated out of the money in the State treasury
9 belonging to the internal improvement
fund, aud not otherwise appropriated, the
5 sum oftwenty thousand so, ,OO0) dollars
or 80 much thereof as may be necessary, for
the purpose of constructing State
bridge, of iron, across the Gunnisun river, at
5 some suitable point betweea the mouth Of
d Black canon and the mouth of unconi-
pahgre river, in Delta county.
SECTION 2. The Governor OF the State, the
State Engineer and the chairman of the board
ofcounty commissioners of Delta county,
shall constitute, ana are hereby made n board
3 for the purpose Of locating aud having
4 said bridge constructed.
SECTION. 1t is hereby made the duty
of said board, as soon as this act shall take
2 effect to advertise for and receive plans
and specifications for the construction of
8 said bridge, and 10 fix and determine the
location OF the same, between the points
i above specified,
SEC. 4. The said bridge shall be of iron,
mud suitable for the carrying of wagons; and
upon the adoption OF proper plans and
specifications for the same, it shall be the
duty of such board to advertise for bids
for the construction of the same in
sccordance with, and shall thereupon let the
contract to the best responsible bidder.
SEC. !. Such bridge, when completed,
shall be public highway, free to the use of
. all persons.
SEC. q. When said bridge shall he con.
structed, it shall be and is hereby made
the duty OF the county of Delta, through its
5 hoard of commissioners, to keep such
bridge III good repair, and preserve the same
at the expense oi said county.
SEc. (. Upon the completion of said
bridge, according to the contract therefor, and
upon the same heiug certified to by tho
State Engineer and board OF county COM
) mis,ioners of Delta county, having
been completed according TO contract, the
Auditor of State is hereby authorized to
draw wnrri,ts for the amount appropriated
> by this bill, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary, for the purpose of paying the
amount due Oh such contract, said war
yants to he drawn upon tie fund as herein
specdet
This is Mr.. Chatieid's bill, sections T. and
2.
SIC. /. There is hereby appropriated out
Of any mnncy in the State treasury, belong.
ing to he interna! Improvement fund
and not otherwise appropriated the sum
forty thousand tS4O,Oo0) dollars, or so
p'ueb thereof as may be necessary for the
= purpose of constructing State bridge o!
iron across the Gunnison river, IN Delta
s. county, about ten miles from the town
Of Delta; ut which place ferry is now used
6 for the benefit of passengers, mail and
general use of farmers.
SET. The Governor and State Engineer Of
the State, with thc chairman OF the board of
2 county commissioner of Delta county,
shall he, and hers"y are made board for the
purpose of constructing said bridge,
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
W. II. STEELE. Ite..~ur.

Several years ago Chamberlain & 30, of
Dcs Moines, Iowa, commenced the munninc-
ture ofa cough remedy, believing 10 to be
the most prompt and reliable preparation yet
the public appreciate true merit, and in time
it was certain to become popular. Their
most sanguine hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thousand
bottles Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy are
now sold each year, and it is reco nized as
"the best made" wherever it is known II
will cure n severe cold in less time than any
other treatment. For sale by Latham n
MLlliunls
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
A Card.

1t having come to our knowledge
that Bigelow Bros. are obtaining sig
natures to u petition for the Post Oaice
At this place by telling Democrats that
we are in favor of l.. l.. Bigelow for
Postmaster and will sign his petition.
We publish this card informing all
that this assertion is false. We are not
in favor of l.. l.. Bigelow for Postmast-
er. and believe when the office is chang
ed. it should go to some old resident
Republican not IL new conner.
w. ID. Brown, p. NJ
A. ii. BROWN. Asst.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Notice for publication.
AT MoSTrosr, COLO. Dec. y, isSS.

At NONTEosf, 'OIO., DEC. z, Iohs.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler las fled notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof viii be made before \. II King, Com-
ty Judge, at Delta Colo, on Feb. 9th. 1889 viz
john A Gilkey. ID. $. No. 1874. Ute Series. for
HE 81. SEA e1@. swii See. 9, Twp. u s. r. 80 ",
9th f. NJ
continuous residence upUu and cultivation nj
said land, viz Frank Talhcrt, Robert K. Thomas
Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof, or who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the law and tie rcGgI-
lati0IiS Of Tie Interior Department, why such
proof should not he allowed. VIII be given nm on
pOr;GHIty ~ the 2buye mentioned time and
place to CruSS-eNaUiinc the witnesses Of said
claimani, and 10 nfter evidence in rebuttal Of
that submitted by claimant
w. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
To Prevent Small Pox.

Here is Il receipt Tor the prevention
of smallpox: Put an ounce of cream of
tartar in sixteen ounces Of water and
take a tablespoonful of the mixture
three times daily. 1t is said that with
this treatment il person can remain in
bed with Il smallpox patient without
contracting the disease. The cure is
simple, harmless. and worthy of trial.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Nn.icc To- i,nl.itrntinn.
LASD OFFICE Al NoSfUnsE. C"Lo,
IaI'y, iGul. 1921

LAND OFFICE Al hoSfHnSE t"Lo.
Jany, iGth. 1921
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
pu settler n;S Ned nrttc" Of his intention TO
make llut pro-! IN support uf his c!aIm ud llal
S:;id VrpDI Wlii zee made bcivTr HrgsieT ana
Receiver ~ Moul rur, tDln. ~ NiHFuif Giu. ist9,
ut . O'Clock am. VIZ N"|Nsu hammond, =.
:. 1855, 'ir '.rf7 frF 'hr y H.y'I, Hl,t ~ ,,
SAT- see. -. IwI. "a y =. -, ~ Gt!l l.. 4.
Iit. naIugg, TIC i"tuS.8g witnesses lu BrBgr his
continuous ns-iurncr u',ut. ana cultivation uf,
s;lIu land viz: JnltL " Kpargap, John ANYWAY.
Joseph H. Brown, CnIFiy- 81. Turner, .il nf iHo-
mia. Drita COMMIT, CHU.
ANY ter~nu wi'U dIsirs Ia Urr'eS; "EHiIsi tic
allowance ni such prIuI, ur N,IEu kEpWs of any
substantial ftASr.f. Uu"f tli" Jaw ana the Ugils
iatiunS ut tile interior Department. why sHch
prcuG .huul uui ht' auWCu. Hi'l be given an Oi-
tUuunify AT tho HbUyc me.t;uurd time and place
10 s-cEHIniHc the wilnuS.tN ~ said claimant,
and To- ptcr evidence IN rrbGtIal uf that sub
mitted by claimant.
w II STEELE Register
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Nosice for ,'uniica,,ou.
LsND OFFIrx AT MoNTRusE. COLO. ,

Notice is hereby given That III" following nam
settler Las ttl"d notice of his Intention To make
nnal lIUgI iu 4uppud ui ITS claim, ana tifW said
PROOF VIII be mace before "tgiStcr aud Re
csvcT. at AuuIrnsf. Cuiu.. un February 18th ISg.
VIZ Harrison i."SHfd. u. :. 1868. Ute Series.
for The tel sN-i stt' H. and nci4, , ulyl a. ~,
Twp -, u. r. 10, " !. NJ. 4. ~.
lie i!amcS tir 'rllowin" witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon. and cultivation UI.
Sah land. viz -. Il. Bailey, John rlHtt FrInk
krSSicr. .iule ! i>hcT all Of Deilu County, Colo.
Any person VIII d,rtrsS 20 protest against the
allowance II such proof, or who kuINZ ut Eluy
suttstaI.ti;l reason, und.r The law aIu the u .lI-
iaiiUrs oi tie Interior bePaTimrnt. Nty such
ptOUi Should not b. allowed. VII he gtyru Uu
upEnTtEriN Ht lhe above mentioned time and
place to CTn.~-csaHtmc The witnesses of said
claimant. s,tit Ia ufI"T eyiGrnC.s IN Febuttl 0i
tiHi submitted by claimant.
W H. STEELE Eegist n
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
Notice tOr f'nE!icntiOn.
LAND OFFICE Al MON1ROsE, CoLo.
Jan. End. ISSo.

Notice is hereby given that the fOllswing-nam,
ed settler has He'd notice Of his intention "a make
final proof in support Oi his claim. and thai said
proof will he made b"turr a. X. King. Comfy
Judge. al beta, Colorado, on Feb. 1911, lSSg, VIZ
Geurgc Bccklcv. II : No. Ii52, Ute Series. for
the nl& Swi. and c>E nwli See ,, Twp. 10 $. E.9j
9Th 7. NJ.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz : George q. IiafSnman, George
". Bruwer. William y. keuniCOtt, John l.. Hall
all of Delta. Colorado.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such rruuf. or who knows Of any
substantial reason, Ender the law =ud the FCgI-
lations al the Inferior Department why such
proof should not he allowed. will be given an gp.
fsgE unity ~ the sDOyC mentioned time and
place la cross examine The witnesses Of said
claimant, and to orcr evidence in rrhuIl;tl Ot
that submitted by c.:iimant,
". H. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Senator Wilson has peculiarly fair
libel bill before the Legislature. 1t
gives the honestly and legitimutely in-
t'nded newspaper an opportunity to
prove the truth of its assertions us JUS
1iiication aud makes it risky for the
"big damage !iend' to go into court Oh
some trivial inuendo.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Mr.. w. 5. Cubmrn of Paonia is daily
receiving large orders for trees and
shrabs from parties in this vicinity,
which indicates that our people are be-
coming interested in horticulture and
know where to purchase good nursery
stock ut reasonable prices. Sensible
move. -Montrose Enterprise.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05

Office Of Co. Survey OF Delta Co., COlofauo Dec
18th. \. u. 1855.
The Hon The Board of County Commissioners
OF Delta Co. colorado.
GESTLEMAS.
Pursuant to u demand made upon nc by Mcssrs
Barker and Fickcs directors Of the Grand Mcsa
Toll Road Company to make an examination of
the road of said corporation. proceeded with
the necessary assistants the 5rd. inst. to cx-
anime the same and beg leave to rcpor, and
hereby certify the following the result o: my
investigation viz:
That said road commencing at the Bridge of
the nartand Ditch Company on the surface and
Tongue creek road leading from the Town of
Delta in your County and state and continuing TO
what is knGws as the crossing ut NggOr creek
GuIch distance Of about six miles does not eX-
occd the maximum grade of fifteen feet i'll Ike
hundred feet along the route Thereof together
with minimum width of road way not less than
ten feet that the stI.e is provided with the
necessary convenienccs for passing vehicles pnd
teams not more than one fourth mile apart and
in my judgement strictly in accordance with the
Statutory rcqurl >lints in all of its details.
Given under my haIId and seal tins Eth. day
of December \. d. 1858.
FRANCIS +. BOYD.
County Surveyor,
Delta Co.. Colo.
Road Petitions in Township I3-iiSl5 Range
90 " % were presented and allowed n wllappcar
by the Road egord.
Petition TO Divide Ruad Dist No. : was present
Cd and allowed and District Divided ns per order
No S.
No other Business appearing Board adjourned
F. iiUUGDO&, CLERK.
The Delta independent., 1889-02-05
ADMINISTRATIONS Netice.
ESTATE or HIIry 4, ADAMS, D,

ESTATE OF E!LEY \. ADAMS, DfCEAsEn.
The undersigned having been appointed Ad-
minisirltriX OF the Estate Of Riley A. Adams.
lue Of the County of Delta, and state Of ColO"a-
do, deceased, hereby gives notice that she Will
appear before the County Court OF Delta County,
AT the Court House in Delta. at the February
Term, on the last Monday In February next at
which time all persons having claims against
said Estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose nf having the same adjusted
All persons Indebted 10 said Estate are request
sighncd.
Dated this 2nd day Of January, a d. 1850
JULIA L. ADAMs, Administrative