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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19
HIS MARCH TO THE SEA-"
Solution of Gen. Sherman's Raid
Through Georgia.
The General, in Letter, Gives His
Reason for Going to Savannah In
stead Of TO Augusta.

AUGUSTA, Ga.-The question ',yby didn't
Gen. Sherman come to Augusta instead Of
going to Savannah, when he made his
great march through Georgia. has been so
often asked and commented upon and with.
out satisfactory solution. that Mr.. p. A
Storall editor of the Chronicle. recently
wrote Gen, Sherman on the snbiect
and now prints the Generals reply as fol-
lows:
My Dear Sir-I am lust back from a
visit to my daughter. who resides nj Rose.
mont, near Philadelphia. and find your lei
ter of the 10th.
The march to the sea" from Atlanta
was resolved on after Hood had got well
on his way to Nashville. | then detached
TO ten. homaS force sufficient TO whip
Hood, which he, in December, 1864 yerv
handsomely and conveniently did Still. |
had left a very respectable army, and re-
solved to JOIN Grant at Richmond The
distance was 1000 miles, and prudence
dictated a base at Savannah or Port ROYAL
Our enemy had garrlSons at Macon and
Augusta. had figured on both, and passed
upon Savannah.
When star ing northward, the same
problem presented itself in Augusta and
Charleston. ! figured on both. but passed
between. ] did not want to drive ont their
garrisons ahead of me at the crossing of
the Santee, Catawba, Pedee, Cape Fear,
etc.
The moment passed Columbia the fac
tories, powder mills and old stuff accumu-
lated at Augusta, We're lost to the only two
Confederate armies left-Iees and Hoods
SO, If you have a military mind. You will
see ! made better use of Augusta than II
! had captured it with all its stores for
which had no use.
/ used Augusta twice as a huffer. It's
garrison was just where it helped me. If
the people of Augusta think | Sighted
them in the winter of 1864 s. by reason of
their personal friendship for me in 1864
they are mistaken; or if they think /
made mistake in strategy let them saw so.
and with the Presidents consent | think I
can send detachment of 100000 or so of
Sherman ; bummers and their descend
ants who will finish up the job without
charging Uncle Sam cent.
The truth Is these incidents came back
to me IN humorous vein. OF course the
civil war should have ended with Vicks-
burg and Gettysburg Every sensible man
on earth could have then seen there could
have been but one result The leaders of
the South cared not to die in the last
ditch, and left brave men like Walker.
Adams. Pat Cleburne etc, to do that.
Yours truly,
w. 7. SHERMAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19
WAITING.
THE rILor

.,c,ing, he is comingl in my throbbing
nc breast feel IT. ssf, ,h;e,ar. an
There Is music III my O'0
N.-' 1--we unknown comes toward me- An my
Thai y! - ~ need not steal IL,
Ian not hide the secret that 1t murmurs IN
its song.
.ss s,yset, bursting flowers! how they open,
W. never biushing,
INC bsre their fragrant bosoms TO the kisses
- III the sunl
- "a bird--I thought twas poets only read
A tbeir tender gushing,
p,. near their pleading stories, and know
Them every one.
IN, is comingl" says my heart; may raise my
N' ewes and greet him;
rr,sy meet him any moment-shall know him
when | seee .,,
rim when meet him;
~ ,gy ewes with kiss and minge ere he speaks
a word 10 me
~. I'm longing tor his comlng-in the dark my
arms outstretchlng'
tn hasten you, my love, see, ! lay my bosom
A. me nirht-wind! I shudder, and my hands are
raised beseeChing-
II walled so light death-sigh that passed me in
air
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19

IN stun water, and requires no further at
tentlon. The straw soon gives away and
the Soll also. the roots drawing support
from the water alone In about twenty
days the raft becomes covered with the
ereeper | Pc mea reptansl and Its stem and
roots are gathered for cooking. In autumn
It's small white petals and yellow stamens.
nesting among the round leaves, present a
very pretty appearance. Ia some places
marShy land Is proftably cultivated in this
manner
Besides these floating vegetable gardens
there are also floating rice fields. Upon
RATS constructed rs above. weeds and nd
herent mud were placed as a flooring. and
when the rice shoots were ready for
tramsplanting they were placed in the
toatlng soil, which, being adhesive. and
held IN place by weed roots. the plants were
maintained in position throughout the
season. The rice thus planted ripened i'm
slAty 10 seventy, IN place Of hundred
days. The RATS are Cabled to the shore.
Heating on lakes, pools or sluggish streams.
These floating fields served 10 avert fam
ines, whether by drought or food When
other fields were submerged and theircrops
sodden or rotten, these hoated and flourish
ed, and when drought prevaie they
subsidized with the falling water; ana while
the soil around was arid advanced to ma
tuuty. Agricultural treatises contain
plates representing rows of extensive rice
helds moQyed to sturdy trees ON the banks
OF riyess or lakes which existed formerly
on the lacustrine regions OF the lower
1angtse and Yellow river. China Review
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19
IngersoIIs Narrow Limit.

In his eulogy Of an eminent leader in
what is called free thought, Colonel
lngersoll says. He knew that miracles
We're not, because they are not There
my boy. Is the cornerstone of doubt that
is the creed of unbelief; in religion, in
politics, in anything. whatever ism {,
never was The plesiosaurus haunts the
Jersey marsh no more. there never was Il
beastly saurIan with name ard neck so
/ long As the dOdO is not now. the d0d3
never was. What is now to-day was not
yesterday and will not be tomorrow The
miracle Of the talking machine which
will preserve the genial Colonel pleasant
voice for coming generations long, long
years and many Of them may there be be-
fore we have 10 go 10 the monograph 70
hear the tones that voice his elOquence
was not i'm the time of the Older miracles,
therefore 1t is not to-day; we have not the
Damascus steel to-day. there never were
Damascus blades The lyrin purple Is
not now in all our arts; the lyriu purple
never was "lhe "lOst arts are not lost
they simply never were Ny b0y if YOU
adopt that creed you will perform "a mir
acle upon yourself, you viii transform
yourself from @ living active. pr0Ne -iye.
growing man into q hitching post; into a
thing that IS there to-day because lt was
stuck there yesterday. and b. going TO be
there tomorrow because 1T is sticking
there to-day Go TO- my sons nobody be
iieves such "a doctrine, Colonel luger-pII
doesn't believe IT. his dead friend over
whose ashes be spoke so lovingly and
tenderlv. didn't believe II u0 MAN can
baIiavl IL ANIL hive There were "a fH1Us-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19
CHINESE FLOATING GARDEN.
Rats on which Rice and Vegetables Are
Successfully Cultivated.

In the month Of April bamboo raft.
ten 70 twelve feet long and about half as
broad. i prepared The poles are dashed
together with interstice. Of an inch be-
tween each. Over this straw an inch thick 81
spread. and then coating. two niche.
thick Of adhesive mud, taken from the
bottom Of the canal Or pond. which receives
the seed The raft i moored to the bank
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-19

James Ruxton. one Of the aldermanic
candidates il Chicago at the bate election,
has been arrested for casting two ballots.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13
LANDorricE AT

81
GLrswoop srriSg-, Colo, Mar. ~. 1s-o.
NOTiCE-is hereby given that the following
~ named settler bas ni,-l notice uf his intcn.
ton to mako nnal prvof In .uppct; Of his
claim. md that s-id proof viii tc made be-
fore the Ncgi-icr aud Receiver. nj G,-uwocj
springs. Colorado. on June IL Issc mt ~ O'Clock
y. M. VIZ! Ilp.sctt l.. Hughes, Of Naybcli.
liouii Co, Colo. on his y Il u No IA. for tho
u 4, ne a.. ~ !. ne y nnl Lots I and See Ii
tn y. u ~ " 9Th + W.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land. viz:
John l.. Muir. John Harding. Elijah II
Thompson aud Icrnanio L.. stroud. NIL OF May.
tSlI. toutt Co. Colo.
An, person who desires 10 protest nr,insi
the allowance of such proof. ar who know %:
any substantial reason. under the law aud tbs
regulations " the Interior Department. why
such proof should not he allovc',. will he given
mn opportunity ut the above mentioned time
nnh place To cros-cNnminc the witnesses al
said claimant. AMI to offer evidence In rcbut;al
Of that submitted by claimant
:. j. DpLhS. Register.
trirs; pub Apr c-Isst May II. issal
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hNaf' 'rs
GiE>wonp ernts.-. Caig.. ssr. -. t.aS.
NOTICE !. hereby ri,-n th.t the following
~ nain..i SETTLER has r,tsi rutir. a.. bic tni-n
ii-n To- make nnrl psuut In .ur.-isi uf ht.
ciairi. and that .Ai' Irurf vii L. usa.l- brfut-
the iicg..torHi iI'g-'iv-r ut Ulcnsr-isi springs.
Colorado. OF June 4. leo. At ~ u'cir-s y. ~.
yizi Aplss l.. iiuzhc-, ~ nsyh.il. Hru,t cn.,
Cola, On hi. l. u y 81 81. fer the 50 =. ~
-. u 4 :. 4 si'i 81 ,. ~ = 50 u. Up !
He namc- tho following ~i'n~-.ss :" prove
his crniinupu. Residence upon ani cultivation
~. said land. viz!
John L.. Muir. John Harding. Fernando y.
siru,i nni Lii;ah II. Thonpsgu. all of Nay
he'll. Colo.
Any prrsnu who .icsit-, Z" protest nEa'nst
the allowance II such prsrf, or who knows nf
any substantial reason, under the Law and the
regulation. uf tho intcripr Department. why
such pt,spf should not lie allowed. will ~ given
mn opportunity ~ tho niptc mentioned TIN.
and place To- cr,.s- xamin. the witnesses OF
.a.i claimant. and to offer cvi'icBcc in rcbuttnl
Of that submitted l.. claimant.
: J. DsLaN R~zistnr.
fFirs, Pub Apr s-last May II. 1891
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lAsD OIIIiE AT
GLKSwooD srhisCh, Colo. April D, iss".
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has niei notic- at Li, in
trn,ion 20 make hnai proof la support of hi,
claim, and that said proof Will b. ini,ir before
the Register and ltrccisrr nj Gi-n~n-i
springs, Colorado, on June -, i.2. ~ iupsio-k
a m, VIZ; John Richardson. Of lay, Itouti
.o,miy, Colo. on his y L. ID = No al. Tor the n
II 60 y, ne y 81 !. and se :. nv 4 soe ". fp T.
y, Il W " 9th T. ",
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, hsiii Land. ,ifi
JOHN StrsTiy, iLo-- J, Fitzpatrick, ThOinn-
Emerson aud 4. q. Brisii. all Of Lay. roia.
Any pcrson who desires To protest sguinsi
the all1~snsr u such lfnof. ar " ho knows III
any substantial rest-on under the iaw and the
-gilatipn, q. the interior Department. why
,ufl proof should not 10 slio~esf. VIII Lee given
nu opportunity at tho ntos- mentioned tin.t
aud Ilsec % cru-s-xs mine III. witnesses u.
stii flsifuani. and TO offer evidence Ia Schuitsl
OF ihat submitted by claimant
81. DrfSs. tesister.
first pub Apr iJ-ia.i May II. i>oi
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asuse IL. Publication.

tstNboftt'. NJ
Ginsroon srnisus. goiD.. Star, =. i~r,
NuTtCy-is hereby si,rn that the following
~ named .r;iisr has Med no;is- al his insrt'
tian 10 make hnsi pr,-af IN support II hi-
claim. anil that SSH pfuuf VIII 10 MAIDS L.
fare the ilrEts;rr and Uer-iNrr al si-nrna.'
srsins-. c,,i.,.. On Nay VI. i.'s. y, 10 O'Clock
a. m. Via paniri sa>Ur, 'rsnsfrr..' IL Janr-
H. iaiNAii "i rr'rtrIiinfi cash in'Ty Ne. a
for tho nu nv y tie :, Tpir. NV !. ~ \.
nsd 4. ~ I. ice AZ rpi y, liy. ". "talitinf
The NJ :. nv :. III, N-.c :, II =. and rtit.
s,itu;in. la ilsii ihtrcu' the nv itp I. Ito; =
s.e :: Tpi-. nv " eth fM
lie rsiIr, the fuiinuipS ~iincs.--s Z" prusr
his -.utiuasus fr-isicucc ul-i'. and cultivation
os, sail land. ,isl
JsIiVs ". Io.- srj ~. y. Y. Iturrh. of r.c,-
snf- creek. UarIi1is e.ianiy. Colo. !. u. trsI-y
AMI Jr'p-s rspp. at Uicpsu..i -psios-. Colo.
An. isrsou lu irsirs-s Ia psusr.i against
the slib~anr.- uf such yr,s,,. or Who knows 81
any Substantial frz.s.ti. under tho las anil the
Regulations of tho intrriur tA'tssr'prut. Why
s,,eh proof should not b- Showed viii H. si,cr
sn opportunity ut tho r;io,- .fnsni!pn.-i titn.,
AMI PLACE to srwss-sHinIr- The siin-.srs 81
cs'ssse snsns,sss ~ sstSsAsjs "~' Ia s.'-''-i
=. }. DALAI. ft-xist.r.
iTirss ruh Apr s-is'' May u. 1871
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LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OfENb Al
GLESwoop srHiNGs. Colo. Nar.b. is-1.
NOTtCr-fs hereby given that the following
~ named settler has iilc-i notice Of his inicn'
ton to make ilunl proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof VIII b. made be.
fore the l,cgis'cr and Receiver. ut Glcnw6ol
Springs, Colorado. ON JUNG ", ls-.: vi 70
O'Clock u. M. VII: John T.. Muir. OF Mayhcil,
Routt Co.. Colo. on his 4 4 y : No t4,D, for the
&c a Sc \ sec ~. and nc y nc !. sec ~. TIP 9
N. x I0I W 9Th IN.
lie names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF, said lnnh. via:
John Harding, Robert l.. Hughes, Alonzo II.
Hughes and y. Il. stroud. nil Of Nnyhcll. Colo.
Any person who dcaircs To protest against
the allowance OF such proof. or who knows of
any substantial reason. under the law ami the
regulations of tho interior Department. why
such proof should not he allowed. viii be given
MI opportunity ut the above mentioned tiinr
and pincc Ia cross-cynmirc the witness,a a
said claimant, and To offer evidence In r.buttal
:. j. DuLAN. Brris,cr.
First Pub AYR BLAST Nay H. i.sli
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LAND pffl,E AT
rLrrvoop NriusUs, Gods. April .. i-s2.
NuTiCr-is hereby gwen that the following
~ named s.tiier hn- iii.si notice ui his ini.t'
ton To- make trsl pTu1f IN support uf his
claim, AMI that said pru-f siii Is made L..
fore tho H-Si.i-. AMI lf-o.iN.r. nj Gicnwooi
Springs, .u.oEain, On juno ~, i>-o. ut u
uclsss q. IN, sns il.fi-u 'hspnirp, of
ituntg, Colo. un hts T. u No oc, for thr
u y .. :. AMI y nc :. Sec -, IT, Q \. ii'yi "
9Th PM.
". nnin.- the following witnesses 10 prove
E. .oniinnfsis ~ sies,,,, ugun, AMI cultivation
~. -tii laui. Was
rrsuk MH,,siiin. piiinn Simpson. X u. nro~n
nni wni. Nek-osn, all 90 Eouii. iiouii Co,
Cola
Am i.rrtHi Who ,i-.lrrs 20 protest against
the allowance uf -ti,h proof, or -np knuss II
any Substantial mason, under the Lag AMI the
Regulations nf the intsrin Department. why
such lF-f should not L. nllus.i. ~iil II, sivrn
an opportunity NJ III" above ri-niirn.'i time
and place To- .rtl--.aaminr the VILLAGES ~
ssii claimant, rni To- nt'-r ,ii~urs- Ia buiial
of that submitted ~ tiain.aui:
81. DfI.tS. fcri.,-r.
trifs; ysih Apr ij-ls,i Msy - tfs.i
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LAND Oh fltb AT ,
GLgswooD sPhIsGs Colo April 0, ltsv
NvOTICE-is hereby given that the following
~ ns,ne-i settler ha, iiiei notice Of his in'.n
ton to make maj proof In support of hi'
claim, Sri that said proof Will bs made be
fore the Register and Receiver, at Oienwocl
Springs, Colombo, On June y, ~, AT J,
O'Clock a. M, WIS William Richardson, oi
Lay, Colo, on his Il Il Ds No a., for Lpt ., :
:, hw !, and nv !. ne :. Sec is, Up n, II q.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
81, said land, via;
John stcaTly. Thos- J. Fitzpatrick, Thona.
Emerson and q. q. uralil. ait Of Lay, Colo.
Any person who desires Ia psot~st against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knows al
any substantial reason, under the law and the
regulations ~ The Interior Department, why
such proof should not bs allowed. will Ia given
nm opportunity M the above mentioned tims
and place 10 cross-examino tho witnesses oi
said claimant, and Ia offer evidence In rcbut Al
OF TINT submitted by ciaimsnt:
=. ). DkLAS, H-xtster.
First Pub Apr Blast MAY is. 1881
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Ss,s.- Tor ssasissasiss.

tstfb W
Girsvcop srai>ns. Cola. Mar. a.. i.eo.
Nurici'-is h.rcn, E.s.n that tho fciie,in<
~ named settler has Mol notice "f his i,t-;i'
ton tn nests Ritual proof In snrJ-trt ~ HE
claim. nni ihEt mil tt.1f I'LL 10 i.ts,ic before
tho tI-stsicr ard ii~,-i,vr at sl.uvo.ri
sprinFr. Colorado. an juno y. les. ut u
u'.'us .. IN. ,si i-fnsiisis u. estp'ii 81
Nsyieli. itpsi'i Co. Cole. % NJ. y ID Ne
"a for the = !, ns I. ssc y. ~ Y NJ :. srii ~.
Y 90 :. So n. TT y. NV " 9Th ".
u. nsfnr. the following si,iir-ers to psIv~
his cn;iHross. r.xAirDt- rIsi. and s'iisis aIics'
of, suid ls,i. ~:
John L. Muir. Jotn Harding. Am~. ..
ltushr., nni L!i!sh II. Thompson. all 81 May
tell t.,io.
Any t-rrssn Who ,is-ir,-s to pfu.s-sI r.ainsi
tho allowance ~ -fich tr,,0f. ur who hnus. of
any suis4iruilal rsas.sfi. nufsr the is@ sft th-
regulations Il The interior Department. Why
such yft-sf shruAi nai - allow 81. .ili - rit-n
m opportunity at tho ni-ot- mentioned tin {
AMI plac- To cssa<%crauinn n, Witnesses 81
.sij .i,itaani. snf 80 uiIcT c,ii-nc- IN rc1ui.sl
81 thSi su',,uiu.,. - clpinlani.
y. Dstks. Ersisicr.
IrIr-; i.nh Arr s-isst ysy ~. i..yi
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GtErwooD SPRINGS. Colo. Mar. ~, 1ssp.
NOTICE "a hereby riycu that tho following
~ ma ned settler has Med notice OF his intcii-
tor to make funl proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will lie made before the
Register and Recciycr. ut Glcnwoni springs.
Colo. on June u. ls>'. mt 10 O'Clock n. IN.
VIZ; John Harding. Of Mnybcli. Routt Co..
Colo, on his p u No Csll. Tor the nc !. aw a
u sw mud sw \, ne !. Sec -, Tips N, II lie
lie names the following witnesses to prove
bi- coniiuuou. residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land. viz;
John L.. aulr Robert L.. Hughes. Alonzo II.
Hughes nuI =. L.. stroud. ull OF Mlyboil. Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance uf such proof. or who knows VI
any substantial reason. under tho law and the
regulations at thc Interior Department, why
.i!ch proof should not he allowed. will be given
mn opportunity at the above mentioned time
aud place To cruss-canminc the witnesses OF
sid claimant and to offer evidence In rcbuiial
OF tina: submitted by cfSs.spt.
:. J. DuIAS. Register.
ltiis' pub Arr d--lGst MAY u, isspl
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CHURCH SERVICES.


81. JAMES MISSION,
Fonf,'i street, east end Of City Park.
Morning Prayer aud Sermon. II u. IN.
Sunday School, immediately after
morning Prayer. lam.
Evening Prayer. at 1850 y. m.
Choir rehearsal every Friday evening
nj 7::D y. IN.
SUNDAY BEFORE EASTER, APRIL IL.
Suffice; Of discourse at morning SER
vice: "Goigotha"
Evening service: Courtesy"
A. l.. WILLIAMS,
Missionary In Change.
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Notice Cor Publication.
LAM OYrr.E At

LANU Offt(E Al
GtCSwoOb srRfN0e. Cu1c.. April ). 1s-p.
NOTICE IL hcrby given that tho following
named ..iiicr las flr.i notice II his inicn-
ton to make rnal pf,upf In support OF his
claim. and that aid proof will H. made before
the itcui.,cr aud Receiver ut Glcnuooi
Springs. Colorado. on Juno y. $50. ut 10
O'Clock y. m, viz. Thomas U,chnrdson. OF
lay. Hou,f county. Colo. on his = u No
al f-r the =, "a y AMI nc y az !, Sec u. Up
n. u 81 W. nnd Lot Sec u. TIP y. Il ". W
9th I'm.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi. continupp, rcsidcucc upon. and cultivation
of. Laid land. viz.
John sicnriy, Thoe. J. Fitzpatrick. Thomas
Emerson and e. &. brazil. NIL Of Lay. Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof. or who knows oi
my substantial rrasou, under tn" law mud III,
. regulation, OF tho Interior Department. VIII,
ouch proof should not he allowed. I'll br Et.cG
an opportunity Mt tho above mentioned tim,
and plncc tn cruss-e SRiptnc the witnesses o'
said claimant. and IN ofier evidence In rebutin
Of thnt submitted by clnifnsnt.
s. J. DgLAS. Register.
First Pub Apr i5--1Ast May Is. 1881
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There is nothing that beauties our
streets more than blade trees, unless II
be stone fronts. For the latter, how
ever. We can walt till We become more
mctropolitan.l The time is AT hand for
the setting out OF trees, and il you have
not done No yet you should see Fred
Gregory about getting what you need.
In addition to Il variety OF shade trees
Fred can fuTnisl, apple and various
other kinds Of fruit trees. As he is
practically under no expense Fred can
sell them cheaper than the agents who
visit MS. and by buying Of him the
money Is left In our midst.
-
Thomas a. Golden, u real estate
dealer If Omaha, has been in town the
past week looking over this section. lie
Is well pleased with our location and
fu,urc prospects, and has decided to To-
eats here permanently as soon as lie can
leave his eastern interests. Thursday
evening his brother John +. and mother
arrived. and they will remain here.
while Thomas goes back To Omaha next
Monday.
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TsNNU VFFI'E NJ -
GLrywoop srnis.-. Colo. Mar. II, Isso.
NOTtCE-1. hereby given that the following
~ named settler ha. flied notice 81 hi. inirn.
ton to make fnnI proof In support 81 his
fnrr The l,-g..i-r md R~rciycr ut Glcnvoo-i
Springs. Colorado. on May -. iep. ut n
o'clock n. IN. viz: Ambrose Oliinni. Of white
River +. O.. Colo. on his 4 4 u \ No s05. Ute
Series, for the -, ~ y and Lot !, Sec !. Tp !
n, nv W, and Lots and Sec q, Tp n, Il ~
" 9Th PN.
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. .aij land. viz:
a. j. Gregory. Of Glcuwood SPRING.. Colo.
md Uharlc. strrvcn.. q. W. Foreman and q.
W. Jones. nil of White River. Colo.
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first Pub Mar Gl-I.ast Apr z, isssl
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

The meat marks, In again open and
In full blast, this time 1T It's former
quarters. In the i.akamp building on
sixth street. John Wood handles the
knife and clever with his o'd.timr nc.
CELEBRATION. aud he tells IN his aim Is
To keep vegetables and produce rs well
n mcalA.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

Commencing Monday there will be
daily evening services In 50. James
church nj $50. with the exception OF
Good Friday. on which day tie service
and sermon vii, bc ~ II AN.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

The Rio Grnnic irack.ia,ing between
Girnwooi and Ii,hc creek has hrgun,
and they expect In reach New Castle In
few DAYS. Just what the Midland
or Rio Grandr expect TO do the coming
season. regarding further extensions.
still remains " my s;rry.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1889-04-13

LAND UFFICE At
GLeswoop SPRINGS. Colo. Mar. -. ls'p.
NOTICES hereby given that the following
~ named settler hns filed notice of his intcn-
tinn to make nnnl proof In support Of his
claim, mud that said proof will be made before
tho Register and Receiver ut Glcnwood
.. M. via: Thomas j. Fitzpatrick. OF Lay
Ro,ift county. Colo. on hii Y u ID 5 No Elj for
the Q =, So !, See ~. Up n, Rn3 md g I, ne
Il Sec 0 Tp. n. MA W 18th PM
He nniics the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF, said lind, VIZ:
Thomas Richariaun. John stcrley, John
nlrhnrdson nni wi liam Richardson, all OF
Lay. ltoutt county. Colo.
:. !. prLiS. RegIstcr.