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The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
Girls, Learn to Run.

There is one glory of the sun and another
glory of the moon, and one star difereth
from another star in beauty. Women are
not born equal in personal attractiveuess.
but any girl, not positively deformed, can
learn to run. To see woman run Is to look
at goose waddling. Did you. ever look at a
trieze Of Greek girls rpnsing in any classic
collection? Did it not impress ysa With its
beauty, health and sweetness, its joy in
living? Gould you look at the round
supple limbs, instinct with grace and freedom
the short tunics, the lightneSs and poise Of
the figures, without feeling that those large
eyed, strong-lunged creatures were what
women were meant to be. Many disorders
Of the complexion come from functional
disorders. and to he able to run is to possess
strong hips. The, pose Of the archer MS the
arrow IS foosed is said to be the INST graceful
position woman can assume. To paddle a
canos--not row boat, which is very differ
ent matter-is q wonderful specific to round
the arms and fill out the chest. developing a
deep-busomed Diana. To throw stone
stretches the muscles, and to climb and jump
and swim and fence and box and run races
trains down the muscles, and gives ease and
lightness Of varied motion, Of force and good
staying power 70 the whole body. All these
exercises serate the blood and make living
woman, not createure III petticonts, with
inush In her skull, where she should have
brains. Woman, take yourselves out Of
doors and stand with the weight resting on
the balls of the feet, not on the heels. Draw
IN the chin, hold the head erect, throw the
chest out 30 that q line dropped perpendicla.
larly from it would touch the toes, Ut your
shoulders alone, draw in the sbdomen, then
forci6ly fill and empty the lungs, compelling
the vital brssthng organs to work. Do this
ten or twenty minutes every day.-E1.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
EHg DELTA INDEPENDENT.
Election Nnfice.

NOTICE Is pIREIY GIVEN, that, on
Tuesday, ihf .Fiih dny of November next,
N, the different Election Precincts, in the
County Of Delta. and State of Colorado, a
General Election will be held. 1T which time
there will be elected the following State,
County and Precinct Officers, to wit:
One County Judge. ~ 49,,
One County Clerk,
One Sheriff.
One Coroner.
One Comfy Treasurer.
One County Superintendent Of Schools.
One County Surveyor.
n:e County assessor.
On- Counts Commissioner.
One County Commissioner. to fill vacancy
Oas Justice of the Peace for EACH Prsciuct.
One Constable for each Precinct.
One E8ed Overseer for each Road District.
Also to vote for or against the proposition
for the creation of IN additional bonie.l in
dei,ts,lness Of Two Hundred and Fifty Thou.
sand Dollars, to aid il the erection of State
Capitol building. as provided for by an Act
Of the General Assembly of Colorado,
approved April sth, 1889. e - :
Which Election will be opened at seven
o'clock in the morning, and continue open
till seven o'clock in the evening ofthe same
day. $50 "a
Lated at Delta this sth day of October, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and siyhty-pihs: w T.
FeYIIcE HoDaDoS.
County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08

With view to extending her commerce
will, foreign countries. Germany has con-
criveJ D new scheme Of striking originality.
She proposes to build n large vessel than
anything afoat nj the present time and to
I'll it with all manner of goods of German
manufacture and products of German indus.
try and send the vessel with them from one
port to another around the world, stopping
and exhibiting where necessary. The plan
of operation is thus described: The giant
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm, will be built at
Kiel. She will be $40 feet long, 20 feet
''road, and her depth will be 45 feet. She
will contain eight immense exposition halls,
with galleries and ravilions for seperate ex.
hibits: Passenger elevators and other con.
venienees will be provided. 1t will be a
permanent institution, starting from Ham,
bbnrg or Bremen every two years,
and touching every port of conse-
quence in the world. The floating
palace will exhibit exclusively the works of
b ing the products of German industry to the
notice OF importers in foreign countries, and
this at asmall outlay. The eKaib;tors are
asked to psy ,ar syery exposition port $1,25
for the cubic meter space their goods occupy.
The goods will bo placed in such position
and SO thoroughly fastened that the move
ments Of the vessel will not disturb or dam.
age them. They li,ay be changed or added to
in every port. The company vii, take it
npon itself to introduce them 10 the mer.
chants Of foteigii countries, or a representa-
tive Of the firm exhibiting the goods may
accompany the freight. Passengers will be
carried at low rates. This is scheme worthy
cfbeing originated by the inventive Yankee"
Willy cannot some Of our people who are so
enthusiastically interested in extending
"uncle Sans" commerce, conceive and car.
ry out a scheme of a similar kind9 1t seems
that five would only let the outside world
know what we have to sell, we would find
plenty of customers for our surplus products
Err :" 't' : y" Z "" fNs.''
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
Where Ignorance is Bliss.

The following is verbatim ct literatim ct
punctuatim copy Of an application received
BY o County Superintendent, fot a school
in Shelby county, KY, and attests in strik-
ing Gegree the amount of proficiency general.
iy considered necessary to "teach the young
idea how TO shoot" The letter reads: "to
the County superintendent dear sir TAX
my pen in hands to writ your few Linds to
ask you il. ALI of your school are full If you
wish to teach in your Collard schools want
school for the Winter il will Writ Ne at
wonce and in VIII Come When you Writ will
you Tell me What your schools pays have
Been Teaching every since 1874 have Taugh
IS Months in AL Will you Writ soon to you
TRULY Rev. J Gill, pitts Point Buliitt Co
KYLE.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08

Clause sprecAles, the great sugar. rsfner,
says that the suga, of the beet may be bnrd.
ended fEto say shape and is capable Of being
made as enduring as n,orble. Iii white as
alaIaster and capable Of being polished in
the highest degree. It becomes harder even
than granite, and Is calculated that no amount
Of rain or storm or elements can injure 1t.
For this reason Mr.. spreckles thinks it may
be used 10y building e,,tsrial snd , he he. est, u,
marble.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
The Couycntionc.

According to call, the Republican County
Convention was held Mt the Court House, on
Thursday, Oct. 3rd, to nominate the candi.
dates for the different offices. The meeting
was called I" order by Lyman I. Henry ut
10 O'Clock n. m. On motion X. c. Hutchin.
son was elected chairman and Geo. ii. Duke.
Secretary. The following are the lucky
Candidates:
For Commissioner, Dist. No. Q. Henry
Teachout. to fill vacancy.
For Commissioner, Dist No. 3, Clark
Dinn. So
For County Judge. Geo. W. Henry.
For County Clerk, Geo. II. Merchant.
For County supt. of Schools, p. v. Condit
For County Treasurer. Levi y. Wilmot.
For Sheriff, Henry Hammond
Fur Surveyor, J. A. Curtis.
For ASSESSOR. 4. F. Clark.
For Coroner II. X. Brasted.
The following gentlemen were elected the
County Central Committee for tho ensuing
year. :, :"
Precinct No. !. Lyman I. Henry.
+, +, 9. RIO. Wilmot.
y - 8. F.. &. Teachout.
!, ), 4. Frank Curtis.
/, i, 5, j. r. Thomas.
Lyman I. Henry was elected chairman of
said Central com,nittee. r. .'y
Meeting ajoprhed At ts O'Clock.
II GKo. H. DUKE,
sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
The Awful Cost OF War.

According to computation just issued by
an eminent statisticiah the cost in human
life of the wars of the last thirty.four years
has been 2,253 900 souls. The Cripean var
cost 75o, ,Oo0 men; the Italian war (ls5s), 45,-
900; the Danish war (1ss4), 5000; the Ameri-
can civil war-the Northern States. 2s0, 600;
the Southern States, $40, 900; the Austro- Prus-
sian war, 5000; the Fsanco.Gersnan war
France. 1E5I; Germany, 10000; the Turco-
Russian war, 100000; the South African wars
$4,000; the Afghan war, 25, 900; the Mexican
and Cochin.Chinese expeditions, $1,000, and
the Bulgaro.servian insurrection, %, 600.
This list does not include mortality from
sick ness - Z -. =. - y. =.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that have given
such universal satisfaction. We do not hes.
itate to guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase price, if
satisfactory results do not follow their use.
Those remedies haye one their great popular
ity on their merits I. NJ. McMurray, Drug
gist.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
DO YOU
WANT A FARM loan

Henry and Curtis are prepared 10 make
loans on irrigated farm lands in Delta County.
and present the following explanation of the
various plans of loans used from which bor-
rowers may select.
1. "STRAIGIIT PLAN" We can make
you an ordinary straight loan for one, two,
three or five years.
.. PARTIAL PAYMENT PLAN: We
can make you loan aud divide the principal
up into slO6, $500 or 81 900 notes; any ond or
all of which you may rny at amy date of any
interest payment in any year or you need not
pay any of them until the end of the full Eve
years. When you pay any ofthese notes, The
interest on the qpes paid is stopped. By this
means, if yon have good crop, you car pay
part or all of your mortgage. If you have a
poor crop, you need not pay any of it.
8. t1NSTALLMENT PLAN" We can
ALLOW you to pay your loan in four install
| ments: One:foprth of it at the end of the
second year, one.iourth of it at the end of the
third, one-fogr.h of 1t at the end ofthe fourth
and one.fourth of ii at the end of the fifth.
When payment is made, interest is stopped on
tie amoa-.s paid.
4. CON OR BEFORE PLAN" Wecan
give you a regular ION or before plan," by
which you can pay all of your debt any year
you want to,
s. We make no charge whateyer to give
YOU above options.
s. we make interest payable semi-annual.
ly, and at any time Of the year you may pre-
fer; either in spring, fall or winter.
7. We use but ONE TRUST DEED. sav.
ing you the expense of recording two trust
deeds and two releases.
Remember that .sith other companies you
are not only compelled to pay for recording
two trust deeds and two releases, hut foreve,
afterwards, when you have an abstract made
you must pay for ahstra stmg both these trust
| deeds.
8. We make fair loans. and do no. use
stuffed notes.
9. All our loans are made to mature in the
fall or winter (unless otherwise desired by
borrower) tins giving the farmer the advant
age of recent harvest sales to pay interest and
principal.
10. We always have plenty of money and
when we promise you your loan you can de
pond OIL getting it promptly.
IL. Our rates of interest ar as low as the
| lowest.
See u. and get your loan to suit you before
| you make arrangements for it elsewhere.
HENRY AND CURTIS,
Delta, Colorado
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08

The Arizona ear marx law u as follows:
The ear mark of cattle or animals shall be
made by cutting and shaping ths ear or eass
X the animal 80 msrked;' but In no case shall
the RsrHon SO marking amy aniin.t mark lie
same by cutting botl, ears to a point, or crop.
ping of more than one-third Of either eat,
and any person violating amy ofthe provisions
bfthi- section shall be deemed guilty Of a
ihisdeineanor, and upon conviction shall he
i'nnishs'l by ine of not lesa than one hun:
dretl dollars or by imprisonment in the county
jnil for not less thnn one month nor more
than ak months, or'by bqlh sycb fine and i'm.
Prisonment. nt.-Hoof and Haair,aji.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
TWO DOZEN RULES.
What to Do whep Your First Daby Gets
Z - S It's First Tooth.


what to Do Whep Your First Baby Gets
|. Its First Tooth.
]. Telegraph at once to his grandfa-
ther and maternal aunts..
2. Ask the baby If he really has it,
taking care not to address him in En-
glish undefiled.
8. Send word to the office that you
will not be down to-day.
. 4. Avoid any jest which requires you
to say that baby is now old enough to
chews for himself.
5. Make an entry in your diary to
the effect that a atoothis born unto you.
:" s.. Do not temper your Joy with such
pessimistic thoughts as dentists bills
inspire. -se..-.-'-
2. Swear off letting ths little one
chew your watch -unloss you like your
hunting case to have dents in 1t.
8. Do not ask the child's mother If
she doesn't think it strange that the
Other teeth don't appear. ~~~.-
9. II you are poor nan don't buy
the youngster silver backed tooth
brush on the strength OF the first molar
10. Donot tell an experienced father
that you think 1t is a wisdom tooth.
He will know better, and will prob
ably go home and tell his wife what IN
unsophisticated COW you are.
II. Do not insist upon feeding the
boy on beefsteak right away.
IL. Do not imagine that that is the
only tooth in the world. and eschew
undue personal vanity because OF the
new conner. You didn't grow the
tooth. Leave conceit to the baby.
IS. Remember that there are more
teeth to come. and do not Lavish toe
much enthusiasm on the fret-
IA. Make the youngster stop biting
the piano legs and newspapers.
IS. Never give theater parties ip
honor Of a first tooth.
16. Get the baby q toy to mark the
occasion, If you like, but do not move
INTO more commodious house be-
cause OF it.
II. Do not waste your money on
newspapers to see what they have ID
say about the new arrival.
}a Do not tell your friends about il
more than eight times o day.
10. Do not charge admission to Ia
dies who want to see it, or over-esti-
mate tts drawing sttcsetions by taking
II on starring tour through the sub
urbs. There arc some things that sub
urban residents won't pay to sec, and
one Of them is the first tooth OF an.
other mans baby.
20 II you deposit 500 In the bank
in the child's name, as a reward for his
gallant teat, do not draw it out again
Under six months II you want to get
interest on it.
81 DO not ask your wife to let you
take the tooth down to the club with
you to show to the boys. You'll have
to take the baby with you II you do
And If there is one thing that is more
out Of place than another in a club II
| Is ope-toothed baby.
20. Do not overtax the tooth, and see
that baby does not bite OF more thar
he can chew.
23. II the tooth Is loose don't pull Il
out and have 1t set in a ring, nor must
you fasten IL in more firmly with stra
tina Let nature take its course.
"a. Do not be disappointed If the
first tooth comes without gold filling
in 1t. -. ,s.7>::::-is s.it:,i..
By q judicious Observance Of thest
two dozen vital regulations your baby
may have o tooth without subjectinf
the world to any undue excitement ant
without disturbance to the stock mar
ket-N. Y. Evening News.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
A Safe Investment.

Il one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory RESULT, or in case Of failure 4
return Of purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druygist a
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring relief in
every case, when used for any affection, Of
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consump-
ton, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc. etc.
II is pleasant and agreeable to the taste. pc r
fectly safe, and can always be depended upon; /;
Trial hottie free at l. N. 3fcSiurray's
Drugstore.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08

The members. of the Farmers Alliance Of
the cotton helt ofAlabana are working hard
tosmash the jute trust, using cotton bagging
IS substitute for bailIRg cotton. 1t is
thoasht that Gotten hagging. will soon ell.
tirely supplsnt the jute article: Cotton is
son,mins into the warehouses rsridly, most
oft goes to Lowell. Providence and other
manufacturing cities Of New England.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
Notice of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MoSTnosE, ceLo.
Sept a. 1852

Sept. 81. i8sa.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has ii!cd notice Of his intention TO
make iiIal prnof In support Of his claim, ana
that said proof will be made before a. H. King,
County Judge at Delta Colo. on Sov. 9th, issS.
viz Rglben u, Cole, -. S. No. 1886. Ute Seriys
for the hwL. swi 4 sxA nwti. sec. 10, sti, neja
sec. II. twp 10, sr %. " 9th NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 rrGye his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ",
said land. viz: Robert c. Hutchinson. Abisiai
Stoweli, Edwin A. puriier. Samuel q. Mcdaniel,
all Of Delta. Delta County, Colo.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND oFricE AT MosTnosE, Colo. /
the house

UCtODer I'M, I55y J
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice OF his intention To make
final proof In support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before A. II. King. County
Judge Mt Delta, Coioraro, on November
i3, 1850. viz Rosa Georgii, u. y. No. i;6. Ute
Series, for the swi4. neL. sei{, nwi+. neis. sw,.
and hwH, 5eA, sec. ~, twp Is =. 81. ". 9Th
I'm.
lie names the following wltncssc. to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of.
said land. viz John =. Jetittcr. Nicholas Jacob.
James Zaninetti. Edward Hotickc, all Uf Delta.
Delta County, Colo. 80
49, W. H. STEEIE, Register
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08

The great strike in London is at an end,
the men having gone hack To work after bav.
ie,nnined lille for a. month, the demands
Which they made Of the dock companies hav-
ing bsen grnnte,l. There is talk that the
gavernment will take charge Of, deck prop.
erfy and run #. For years it has been badly
managed, There WAS no violence during
the strike, there being few If any cases of in.
timIdatIoiii, though the strikere were igno.'
rnnt and hungry men. From, the first the
sympathy Of the public was with the strikers.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08

There will be an EFFORT made at the next
session Of Congress to abolish the taxes on the
manufacture Of tobacco. Tobacco growers
are wovins solidly in the matter, and, desire
70 have all restrictions removed from our do
mes,ic tobacco interests. There is no doubt
but Whist strong effort win be made during
the coming winter to get rid Of tobacco taxes.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
Nesice 70, PubIie..,on.
LAND OrrIcE Al MosrBosK. i'oIo..
ba - klIui,sf 3tsf 1880

NttXHst 3IH' To'V:
Notice Is hereby given that the following narned
settler has Hied notice Of his Intention To make
fnal proof ~ support Of his claim, and tha said
proof WILL be made before y. HOdgtl0n, Clerk VI
the district Court, nc Delta, Colo. 0ii Octi,i.er
Series, for the ~. se, ne| se1 sec. Z, 'hw14,
sw,%. rec. 3. twp. ID. 4. X. 03, ". 9th. r. N.
He names the following witnesses " prove bis
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
aAid land. VIZ taiiies q IleistAr, John T. Ash
bnligil. David Alien, ktjal Allen, MI Of Hptch-
kiss, Delta C0unty, Colo. 10 ~
- - - W. II. STEELE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08

The State Auditor Of Louisiana has just
discovered that somebody has robbed the
treasury of s6o, 900 by getting bonds recashed
which had been cancelled. The discovery
has occasione,i quite sensation in New
Orleans. The Louisiana Lottery S!il fix
that up, ''''
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of Stockholders Of The
Delta Town and Improvement Company tor
the election of eight directors and for the
transaction of other important business will
be held at the Office OF the company in Delta
on Friday October llth, ut / o'clock p. m.
The newly elected Directors willmeet for the
election of officers and for transaction ofother
meeting.
GEO. A. CRAWFORD, President.
Delta, Colo, September 18th, 1889.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08

The Democratic County Convention took
place "A was advertised, at one O'Clock Sat.
urdas, Oct. 9Th, at the Court House. Col.
Boyd was elected chairman aud Fred Burritt,
Secretary. 80 80
The following candidates were nominated:
For Commissioner. Dist. No. Henry
kohler to all vacancy. t'
For Commissioner Dist. No. 3, Newt Heis-
tasd. ~
For County sudse. R. II. Hoffman.
Clerk F. Hodghon.
s"p't Of Schools, F. W. Robin.
son. '
FoPconnty Tres.urer, a. &. Howard.
!, Sheriff, w.s. Girardet. -
), Surveyor. +. E. Boyd.
y Coroner, Allen Latham.
The meeting started to elect Central
COMMITTEES. for the ensuing yesr, butts motion
to adjourn was made and carried, SO the Dem.
ocrats ofthfs comfy will ~ it without a
Central Committee.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
Notice 81 Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT 'MoNrRosE. CoIo. |
F'sH Sent Jrd isBD (

80 Sept. 3rd. 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
nnned settler has fled notice Of his intention 10
that said. proof will he made bcf"re A. II. King
County Judge at Delta, Colo, on October iGtii
1897 viz -Frapcis u. Lambert. d. s. iDs, iite
Series. fOr the swlt, LeN, zee. 49, twp. 49, S. 91
W 9th =. ~.
He names tic following Witnesses TO PROVE his
continuntls residence upon Ind cultivation Of
said land. viz. John A.. Simpson, Elias j.
iin!Iscr. John NlcAllistcr. Henry Fadciy. all Of
LGlta, Colo q
W. II. STEELE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
DELTA EXHIBIT.

Delta County Is deserving Of special men.
tion ~ It Is located In the northern part of
die State and the first fanps 70 be opened
there are not yet eight years old. Mr.. W.
q. CobIrn and Samuel Wade are present
.Sifb exhibitu from that county that would
ssto"ish any one, They show iffy.6vs vsri.
tiies ofaPples. bsty-six of peaches, ten Of
Srub apples. fSuitssh Of pears, thirteen of
i'lsn... forty y-ons Of saraPes, besides stfswber-
~. eooasferries. and ssveral other kiaits.
sThry hSys some fne specimens of necta1lnss,
Z fruit vfth peach msst md plum sEin.
Their exhibit Occupies hfarly' 400 square feet
~ space snd is . wlndor when consdereI
fbst the a,si trees ret out In the county ars
~ ~ over .syep years old.
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At MoSTRosg, CoLo,
AIiRusf .flfii la.u L

August 3otI,. lseD.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his Intention 10
make final proof In support Of Ills claim. aud
that said proof will be made before r. Hodgdoii
Clerk OF the District Court. at Dsl,a. Colo on
October igth 1882 VIZ: John Walker. d. $. No.
95, " 9th Y. N.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation OF.
said land. viz Robert II Thomas, Robert Lam
drcth. Bruce d. Griggs. Martin Winfield, all Of
Delta, Colo.
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W. II. STEELE, Register
Notice for Pul,Iic.tion. !.
LAND orvtcE AT MoSrRosE, COLO, |
Sept. 3rd, 1850

Sept. 3rd. 1851
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler las He'd notice Of his intention to
make iinai proof ~ support Of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before A. II. King
County Judge, NJ. Deitn, Cgio., On October 3d.
1870. viz: Henry NJ. Train, ID. 81, No. 1919, Ute
stries ~. 5or ti'eSa seA Sec II, twp. -, sr. o.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence MON and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Wesley Allt, Edmund u. Quacken.
BUSH John ANYWAY, Albert y. GOoden0w.s all Of
raoiia. Delta County. Cola,
W. II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1889-10-08
Notice for Publication.
lAND Dgvfcc At MoHruosp ra,.

Sept. 9th, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of MS Intention 10
make final ,iroof In support Of his claim, nnd that
said pro'f will be made before A. King. Coun.
" Judge, At Delta, Colo. on Nov 18th, 1850. VIZ
Frank Z. Nilber, u. y No. 1858, tie Series. for
the seh, s-M sec. 10. sw,<, swl%, sec. u, ni1,
nwl4. sec. "A. twp. 10. s. r. o.. W 9th +. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
cOniin,,pI,s residence u,,on and cultivation OF
said laiid. viz Newton NJ. Hcistand. Daniel
N. Brock. OF liotchkiss, Delta County, Coo.
OIof Olson, Swan J. Alten, OF Crawford, Delta
County, Colo.
W. II, STEELE. Register.