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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-23
A Little Sensation.


A few weeks ago the LIGHT made
mention of a birthday celebration of a
young lady on Government hill, Miss
Mamie Heinz. Mr.. Schultz, the res
taurant man was among the guests
and became infatuated. An engage
ment was made, with the consent of
the parents and, on last Monday Judge
Wurz bach united them in marriage.
The couple went to Galveston, and re-
turned Wednesday about noon. A
nicely furnished room was prepared,
and occupied by them upstairs over
the Riverside restaurant. About Ii
o'clock Wednesday night, when they
had retired to their chamber, the
neighboring roomers were disturbed
from their usual quietude by cries of
help, murder, etc. A number OF gen.
tlemen gathered around the door of
the room when Mrs. Schultz ran out
Of the room and asked if some gentle
man would take her home to her
mothers house. One of the gentl e.
men volunteered and took her home.
Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock
she lett home to come down town.
About o'clock in the afternoon she
Mrs. Schultz engaged the services Of
a couple Of colored draymen and
went up to the room and
took every article in the room, even
tearing up the carpet on the floor and
hauled it away, no one knowing
where. A little later the mother
came down town looking for her
daughter and seemed surprised to find
the girl, furniture and everything
gone, and Mr.. Schultz left a grass
widower on the third day after his
marriage. City detective Gebhardt
went TO work last night to look up the
case to try and find the girl and fur
niture. Officer Gebhardt reports this
morning of having found the furnl-
ture, but the whereabouts of the run
away wife had not been discovered.
Mr.. Schultz is a hard working i'll
dustrious man, and has many sympa-
thizers over his present trouble, who
think the woman has acted very fool
ishly. It's case of "marry in haste
and repent at leisure"
LATER: The missing bride was
seen by LIGHT reporter on St. Ma
ry's street at 10 O'Clock this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-23

The Waco Day, good conservative
democratic authority, takes substan-
TALLY the same view of the Nagle-
Terry-Field case as did the LIGHT
some days ago. In its issue of the
Goth the Day says:
"The United States is no doubt
ready to defend Deputy Marshal Ma
gle, on the ground that it was the
right and duty of the government to
protect one of It's judicial officers from
assault while on his regular circuit,
but it is now said that Nagle fired
after warning Terry to deslst from
his assault, and when the assailant
was in the act of striking a second
and more severe blow. If the fact
is established by witnesses it will go
far toward generating Nagle, even
if his main defense fails.n
If the trial develops that the mar
shall told Terry to desist and told him
so more than once before shooting it
will go far to justify him in the eyes
Of all law abiding people. AS to his
being convicted before the courts, of
that there is little or no danger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-23

Turkish and Vapor Baths.
At Zilian's, corner Commerce anC
Alamo streets 3-17-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-23

The Stockman's Friend.
"Ragland's Screw Worm Annihil-
ator"-to be had at City Drug Store,
No. S, E. Commerce st. 9-lS tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-23

1t will certainly pay you to visit
A. Kahn's store, as the assignee has
ordered another mark down in all de-
partments. The store will close Fri
day, August 23rd, and reopen Satur-
day morning, August oath. 1. EFRoN,
Assignee. S:22:tf
The entire stock of fall and winter
goods of the late firm of A. Kahn will
be opened Saturday morning, August
oath, and must be closed out at sac
rifice. To mark down goods the store
will be closed Friday, August sd,
and reopen Saturday morning, Au-
gust oath. 1. EFRON, Assignee.
-NSTICE-Is hereby given that Mr..
P. III. McTague has no connection
with or interest in my business known
as the "Live Stock Exchange" here
tofore carried on under the firm name
of P. H. McTague & Co. The same
will hereafter be carried on in my
name. S-22 wk. p. III. POND.
While digging a cistern at Kings
ton, iona Ravens was terribly in
jured by several hundred pounds OF
dirt from the top giving way and fall
ing on him.
Mr.. A. f. Walker, a cotton dealer of
Galveston, was thrown from his
buggy, near Chanel, and fatally in
jured by one of the bows of the back
top passing through his body.
The foreman of Col, Overal's ranch
in Coleman county was kicked over
the left eye by a Norman stallion,
breaking his skull. He is uncon-
scous and in little chance of recov-
cry.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
Oie Npromeff Oamnf Edrberei,

- Die Nprbpef Dampf Tdrberei,
41e &pbert Strabe, &ban 8lpd, s..
s. &odet @isentbitmer, fdrbt, reis
niet rnb reparirt Qerrens unb Danens
tleiSer aler Mrt, ipnie Spiten uno
@Iaee !9anbidube. Sa@en tperben
absebolt unb pieber abeeliefert. Sci
grpreb bon Mastpdrts geianbte Mrtitel
perben prompt beiprgt. ga
- 6rau 8. s. Bailey, 3immer
18 Mannbeimer 8lpd, empfieblt fid
ben 2eierinen b. 81. CUR Gnfertisune
bon eeidmadppllen Tpiletten aQer Mri
gu mdBisen 9reiien. Die neueffen
Meoen INNER uOrrdtbig. 3uflieoenbeit
3usefidert. ba
= S~tabImann 8remine
60. tpar tets bemtibt benz biertrin.
fenben 8,,bIie1m Elm rei,es, bonn beifen
Material gebrmltes 8ier n~pr3uieben
uno 1T bebbalb Der insebeure guf.
1dtputt9 thres @elhdtteS 9er1iigeloer
8eweis, bab ibr Streben bonn 9ubli=
cum getpiroist tpirb. @tr t5rnet1 ba.
ber niht umbin, ibr 2ess iopie SIa.
idenbier auf's bette gu empfeblen.
8effelIl1nsen m6sen enttpeoer III Der
8raierei an Der Bef 7. StraBe Dber
erp Telebpn sernadt tucrben. ga
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
Naul @runbetsntbum

= Curtis & G6murbs, "a
Oft Ate Strabe, pferiren in ibrer beuz
tigen Anseise sroBe Bargains in biais
gen 8aulDts unb Sarmen. Sebr Bill
ltee 2pts i'm Slice StraBen Siitrict.
= 6DIsenbe Bargains In @runb=
eiaentbum BET s. s. bpmo n, 100
81 4. Str: $4,000 fir 6alls uno 2
Cots an SO 7. Str, nabe @nn, ! banr,
Reit leihte Bsbinaun9en $1,000 fir
2 Cots in yaeo Wins Qobition, nabe
Summit Noe., fonnen einseln pertauft
wernen; $4,000 fir Cots l II. 2, 8lod
2, Cart Atbtion, leihte 8eoinsuneen.
LANCE Bet; $4,000 fir 6aus nebft 2
Cots an Como Ips., nabe Utodubtnfr ,
bieB lift febr bilis; $1,000 fir etne etene
Got an &eanepitr . nabe 0ppe, ih6n
fir 8obauns; III 6ub ar Summit
Noe., Gde Gale, tG5nftes @otnunss.
gisentbum in Der Staot $4,000 fir
Elm neues 9aus, 8 3immer, unb Got
an 2%afonbftr., muB bertauft tperben,
neil Gisentbiimer bic Stabt berlafen
mill, tpiirbe segen leere 9ots In b!eier
@eeeno bertauihen; $1,000 fiir 6aus
nebit Barn uno 2ot nabe &anbolpbifr
tpiirbe gegen Sarm in Ninneiota Doer
Wiseonfin Dertauiden.
Soft & Gresch Gde Orit=
ter unb &obert Ctr. $3.50 bas Stad
far brei i6Dne Cots an Safpnb straBe
sniihen Madubin unb Sent Stra6e,
800 baar, $40 mOnatlid.- $11OO
fault cine id5ne Got an ~1nirerfitb 4pes
nue. nabe 8tctpria. $4,000 fir id6ne
GdIot in 8lod 5, grpipect 9lattau 40
Nder 3 Meilen bon Stiapater, nnb
i9Dne Got in ct. Saul garf gesen
9aus unb 2ot gu nertauiden, nno pies
les mebr.
- Sir MAIDEN uniere 2eier auf bic
Nnseige bon Sablgaaro & 9obe aufs
merriam. Diefelben Dfferiren arsss=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
6arm ST p~erfanfen.

Cine pradtpp1e 6arnt BON $40 acre unter leidteu
8ebinsunsen gu pertauten Oieielbe Iiest in Sut9in=
lung, NIT 2 airden, cine TX Wteile N.sS. unb bic
anfere 5 MteiIen CD. BON Der Sarm. Gin gutes
en- Der @~iienbabH in Der @dbe Elm anSeres
lift nur Z Nteilen %entfernt, AUDI on @iienbabn. Seioe
gentbiimer perfaufeu min, III, neil er uuo feline
Srau hes bpbeu alters tpesen, nift nehr I'M @taabe
fino, Die Sarnt au bsarbetten. 3aufiebbaber pplen
a~breifiren on Patrid SIane, Bartitpn, Sutdtus
ion Dat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27

= SIR 8eiuder bon Muspdrts III
The 8, bas neue !0otel, 800
$40 @ennepin Mbe., beiDnoers au
empfeblen. Die 3immer fino iebr ih6n
einsertdtet, bic &lihe alsge3eiAnet unb
bic 4reiie iebr mdBis. Wtan tam bort
enttpeoer Elm 3immer mietbet unb auss
tpdrts eiien, Dber In getpDbnlider SDtels
manier bort leben. SIS lit In ieber
@eiie 81 empfeblen. Or. 8. 6. Mil.
lee Fat pDr einieen Taeen bic @efddfts.
fGbrung iibernommen uno tpir6 bas
Sotel in better 8eiie fortfibrsn.
3. q. @ppbfeaDtp u. Co.,
So. 247 Big 253 Nicoast Qpenue,
baben folsenoe Bargains far bieie
8ode.-7 feline Sud- Saden> frilber
SIS Bis SIS jett 49, SIS uno 81 Der
Stud. so einfade unb fancb 9lepz
marfets gu balbem 8reiie So, S. unb
IS. Damien Saden aus peibem2apn,
elegant gu 65 Gents Big 81 unb mebr.
SO Stnber an5iige in tpeib> ettpas Be-
1dmubt J peniger tpte getpDbnliAer
Yreis. 1000 tpe,be Oamenfleioer in
ben neueiten Ntuitern nur So, $751; 5
S. &c. S. uno $40. MorgenrDde
aus 2atpns> BATTLES unb 9encales,
3epbbrs Satines 3u rs Gents, $1.OO,
$1,25, $1.5O> $1.75, $780, $50 unb
$3.50. @rDBe Bargains in @eiBseug.
200 StGd seftreifte uno c~arrirte 2atpns
MIR 10 Gents Die 0arb. Sancb 2apns
l2a Gents Die garo. -Sawarse Snbia
2apns 10, 123 Gts. unb mebr. @ings
BANS BON s Gents an &letoer So
tines In 500 berldiebenen Weufern BON
8 Gents per Yaro an. Stidereien gu
alien Breiien, idDne breite bon so Gts.
an, fir As 3Da breite idbne 3egen=
l9trme> Seioe, MIR $3.50 nnb 10 nod
ptele Bargains in &leiberitpHen> Gpiten
II. |. ~.
IS 1T tpertb gu tpiiIen tpD man
ieine Otamanten, n6ren SUI
welen, Stlber unb pIattirt e
8aaren duBerit niebrig farfen fam.
SoneIiDn H. 2O3 Nicpllet Qp.
perfa1ft nltr quite @aaren 3t niebrigen
Hreiien. SSeber Nrtifel miro garantirt
Wenn niht 3ufrieoenteQenb, tpirb bas
8elo germ 3ltrild9egeben. Man lpre6e
bort pDr. ba
= $50 fi6 iebt nit benz b~erannabenz
ben Sriibiabr jebe 9%ausfrau ii9 Be-
fleiBi9t fid pteber ippbnli9 einsuridten,
siebt es tpDbl Die Bette @slegenbeit fi6
bas ungebeure 2ager BON Mbbeln> Sebz
piden, 6altsgerdtbi9aften aQer Nrt bpn
8DuteQ 8rpS. 203, 2O5 uno 2O7 Sci
cDQet, 2116ennepin pber 228@a1binsz
ton Ipenlle Sio, ar5uieben. ba
- @tr MAIDEN lniere 2eier barauf
aufmertiam, oaB Die Sarmers &
Merdants State SAINT gde
6enneptnsG benue unb 2. StraBe, Des
pplitensG Dntt, eleidpiel tpie groB, gerne
entsesenntmmt, @e6iel auf 9eutids
larb unb ale Tbetle @rrppa's a1sife[t
unb ale @eiddfte i'm 8antfa6 prompt
Eeiprgt. GDQeetipnen etne Specialitdt.
Die 8eamten Der 8ant ftnb: W. S.,
Scofielo, 9rdfioent @eo. 8. Mtat@an,
8iceprdftbent, unb &obert e. 2ans,
gafiterer. ba
- @em uniere Seier biaises Sdubz
tperf faufen t%pplen> 10 gtbt es feinen
befieren 9lab tpie Der Cinderella Sdrtbs
Saben, oil Nicplet Qpe. Dprt miro
aaes> tpas CUR 8rande gebDrt, gu Saz
brifpreiien perfauft. Gie Sirma fault
m1r aegen 8aar unb fann ii9 bebbalb
init fleinem 9rDfit begniisen. ba
g. 90. Dana, So & 55-3. Ctr.
g, leibt @elo arf alle9(rtenW ertbladen,
MDbel, Steal Gitate, l1bren, Siamar>
ten, Yfero unb 8asen. @ediel gez
fauft. Mes urter itrensiter geri9tpie=
genbeit. &letne A63ablunsen perben
a1genDmnten. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27

= Die Bette Ndbmai9i1e I'M Marft
lit bpd Die u@ btte." 9ieielbe bat
pdbrenb Der 8Driabre grpBe Tortihritte
gemadt, man iprede III Der Office, 314
Nicplet Nnenue Dor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27

= SO BIS $500 iuerbea aasseIies.n,
auf &R1bel 8iamoS, SferAe, @agea,
9ianaasttem nah aae @ertbgegeHfaa0e.
Winneista Mortsage NIB &nan GsMpanb.
8tntmer 13 nn6 IA erie HatiunaI 0anf
0tbatAe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
Sartit at p%erRanfen.

60 afer 9anb nit suten DISQUALIFICATION
in Der fatb. @emeir6e au Ct. 8onifatius,
6ennepin 60. Witnn., lit biuia All faufen.
Ausfunft ertbeilt Der Gioentbamer.
IS 81. u. Supp, ct. Gloue, NtuR.
bn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
Sci 6. g. MeaIea. Nlumen.

- Bel 6. 9. Scales, 8lmmens
gdrtner. gde Gebar unb 8tpeiter GtraBe,
ftnoet man edit irnpprtirte boldnbiide
8lumen5piebeln. 8efeaunse, fir Gns
~p1an3unsen genpntrner. 8lumen Gaas
men Direct impcrtirt. S4bne 8lumen
itnnaer porrdtbig. 8eionbere Mufmerts
iamteit Decorattonen eetpibmet. Eeles
pbDn 117-3. ba
@elb au Gb3ablung gu
perleiben, auf p~erbe1ertes @runbeieen=
tbum In ct. Saul -Seuerberii6eruna
belDrgt. -8iaete na9 europa ibel
9ambnrg pSer Bremen Bel 6. S.Tbpm.
ion> frtiber Sdwar3bad & Tbomipn,
$50. 100 of Gierte StraBe, ct. 9aul
t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
s 9roeent DDppelte SntereHen

Dte uniDn Oebentmre @eleQs
i@aft sibt einen 8onb aus, tuslder als
@elbanlage ih Defenders fiir 2eute, bic
ibre griparniiie onlegen tpo0en. em=
pfteblt. Dte8pnbs lauten auf $500 bas
Stiid, fpften aber rlr $32 90 per Sabr
unb ftnb in 10 Sabren fdqig. 2eute,
welde fleinere Summen anlegen tpolen,
ioaten bieies Sbftem unteriuden. Die.
ielten 5ieben s Brpcent bpppelte Sns
terefien. 3u bertaufen Bel SO. g. Monz
roe, go. 10 Sf 4. Ctr. ba
@ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier auf 6as
Oeutide Notoriats. @eiddft beS Germ
Serena SO atrp, 444 Ct. 9eters Str.
neben Der Wartet: 9aIe, aufmertIarn.
Derielbe beiorst bic GincaHiruns bon
@elbern, @Dlma9ten neblt cpniulariz
ider 8eelaubtguns, Teltamente, fDtpie
ale geridtli&en uno auberseridtIiden
9oplere. Qu6 BAT bsrieIbe 2ots NIT
ooer Obne 6duier in alien Ebei[en ct.
Paul's gu bertaufen, iOpie ale Nrten
BON @eiddftspldben. At
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-27
@tr 1tdGe1t unD berfaufen

Nles, mas Der Sarmer sur 3airD sebremdt.
Complete Gtnri6mngn fir SdIe unb Butter 6ubr1en. SpfenunidIdse unN P1dne
r- Gin re1tpnteher rGburn" Sutkrmoidine su GbpleaIe greien, mo mir
cine asenteu bubsn. Mun iebe fir Circular pber Snfrrmaiun Her Butter p@r
sdfsH"asH an Cornish, Curtis & Greene Co., s q. @ sss1, Sfna.
The Delta independent., 1889-01-22
Lecture.

An abstract of Prof. Curtis's lecture upon
Delivers. in the High School
bnilding the evening of the I7th.
The lecturer was greeted with a crowded
house. nearly all having come to listen aud
to learn.
10 ascribe to the ancient powers that they
never possessed and virtues that they never
dreamed of, is perhaps sanctioned by the
general practice of crediting an ordinary
person with marvellous ability--after he is
dead, and so frequently the past is gazei up.
on with an inverted perspective and conse.
qnently with similar results. Though prop.
erly honored, it is impossible to 70 warp the
history of the past that the achievements of
the star-sazins Chaldeans in finding groups
OF stars to resemble bears, dragons, griffins
and giants, or the huge monuments to wasted
human energy as seen in the Egypton pyra-
mids or Babylon's hanging gardens, shall
appear in any way the equal of that of the
astronomer that prepares the ephemeris of a
single star, etc." The speaker thus develop.
ed the truth that the world moves that
what was once only dreamy immagination
was now fixed principle; that science had
true data to-day, and all her calculations
were made with an accuracy that meant no
doubt.
beginning with the turbulent period of
the Reformation there was growth of
mental activity such as had never been
known before. In 1866 Newton invented the
method Of ffuxions and fol the next hundred
years Europe was the scene of u grand dis.
play OF mathematical gymnastics. The
growth OF mathematics through its ex pound
ers from Leibnitz to our scores of giants of
today was wildly pictured and lessons
drawn. Mechanics was we'll defined to be
that branch of physical science that treats
Of the effects of force upon matter"
All matter Ia subjected to its laws-and
laws that are not overruled by a higher
court" and yet the half has not been told,
Achievements of the future now may appear
as frieks Of distorted inauguration.
The stars are made the guide book to all
earth." The alestiai system becomes an open
book, and relative distance, size, and mass AZ
certain as the terrestrial weight of a bushel of
wheat or corn"
. NO OF the essential termes used and their
application was then given. concord tran.
cendentalisin finds no place among its recoy.
niFed principles-it deals with what we can see,
know, calculate" "The mechanical conccp.
tion offorce anything that produces motion,
or that tends to produce motion. or that re.
sards or tends to retard notion" Force is
known only by its effects facts" Here clear
concsptiAn Of dynamic and static force was
given together with many close bnt clear
principles. The various phases of force
gravity, electricity friction, attraction and /
repui<ion &C. were named and their special I
function shown.
body Is said 10 have m,tion when it !!
continually changes in position in space"
The Delta independent., 1889-01-22

REST so far rs known is relative. Motion is
absolute" "Motion is the principle of every
physical phenomena" Sound, Sight, Heat
and Magnetism are but certain of its
phrases"
Here the lecturer took up the several
phrases and in a brief tho thorough wav illus
trated and gave their phenmona. The theory
of the prointative power of the magnetic
needle wa. finally shown. The place that
weight mass and energy hold in connection
with force and motion was shown by princi.
pies given aud illustrative problems. We
only wish we had space that we might give
problems and explanations that were given.
The lecture was one continuation of tho't and
logical research all thro' that sentences here
and there give no idea of its worth.
the Nebuiae Hypothesis in its develop
ments from Newton to Hershel and Lee
Vcrrier and the grand lessons to be learned
were brought cut.
Don't forget Mr.. L. 1. Henry's lecture on
Ethics to be given the 31st inst.
We feel proud of the lectures that have
been given aud glad that so many of our
people show so much interest.
The Delta independent., 1889-01-22
Notice for PabIfcation.
LAND oFY1cE AT MosrRosE, Colo, /
Jan. 2lsf, 1889

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support %! his claim, and
that said proof will be made before a. r. King
County Judge at Delta, Colo. on Feb. 27th. 1885.
VIZ Margaret ktisier. u. >. No. 1919. Ute Series,
He names the following witnesses 10 prove bis
continuous residence upon, and Gu tgation Of,
said land, viz: AlonzD W. Warrington. VIII
liam II. Jones. John Mccarthy, Isaac Cokcr, all
Of Deta. Data County, Colorado.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows Of any
substantial reason. under the law and the Iegli-
latious /rf the interior Depar. ment, why such
proof should rot be allowed, will be given an OPP
portunty at the above mentioned tine and place
to crpss-exaInine the witnesses Of said claimant,
and 10 Gf1er evidence in rebuttal Of that SUBJ
mitied by claimant.
". IT, STEELE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-01-22
Notice for Pm blicntIon.
LAND oTyicE AT MoSrRosE, Colo, |
.jan'y. 10th, 1850

Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make final proof In support Of his clam and that
said prnoI Will lie made before Register and
Receiver, at Moiirose, Colo. on Ma rcii 9Th 1850
at Oc,ock a. NJ, VIZ Weldon Hammond, l. /.
$. 1888. Ute Series, for the ~, nm4, aud M.
swN, sec. i3, twp. y. $; T.. o.. W 9th Z. VI.
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
said land, viz: John W. ROatcap, John ANYWAY.
Joseph n. Brown, Charles 81. Turner, all of Pso.
mia. Delta County, Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof, or who knows Of any
substantial reason. under the law and the regl
iations of the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will 10 given an cp-
pOrtnnity at the above mestoned tine and place
TO cr,.ss-examine the witnesses Of said claimant
and to offer evidence in rebutal Of that sub
niitted by Claimant.
w. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-01-22
Notice for Publication.
AT MoNrrosr, Coz Q Dec, n. isss. !

AT MoSTFosf, olo Dec. y, tSsS.
Notice Is Hereby given that the following
named settler has iled notice uf ms Intention 10
make finai PROOF In Stppnrt Of bis claim and that
said prnuf viii be mNe before \. X King. CDUn
y judge; NJ Delta, Colo. on Fab, 5.lI. is ., viz :
.loin Gilkey. u. S. No. 1874. tie series. for
the ~; seis el5. swi4 Sec. 0. Twp 10 5, r. 95 w.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence u,.pu and cultivation o.
SAID land. VIZ t:aGk IalhtIt. Robert X. Thomas
Colo.
Any person who desires TO protest against the
alowance ni such proof, or Who knows II any
SUBSTANTIAL reason, under the iaw and LIE rsgil-
iaii"ns Of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed witt be giy.n AN op-
porinniy ~ the shoye mentioned tine and
place To cross-examine the Witnesses of said
claiinan', nni Ia offer evidence in rebutta! VI
that submitted by claimant.
W. II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1889-01-22
Notice for rns,icn,,on.
LAND OFFICE AT MoSTRnsP. CoLo., /
Jan'y Iytli 1889

Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of Ills intention To make
final proof In support OF his claim. and that said
proof VIII be made before Register and Re-
ceiver. at hlontr0se. Coo on February 2sth. 1850,
viz Harrison Eckard D.. $. IC05. Ute Series
Tor the seq, swiS, sec. II. and neiA, nwt sec 20,
twp 81, II. 7. 10. W n. NJ. 4. ~.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation ri,
said land. viz u. X. Bailey. John P1.tt Frank
kessier. julie Fisher. all Of Delta County. Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof. or who knows Of anv
substantial reason. under the law and the rr,,ti-
latiOns Of the Interior Department wnv ,iich
proof should not be allowed. Will be given an
opportunity ut tile above mentioned time and
place to cross examine the witnesses of sa nj
claimant. and 70 offer evidence IN rebuttal Of
that submitted by claimant.
w. II. STEELE, Register
The Delta independent., 1889-01-22
Ne,ice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MosrkosH, CoLo. /
,,gu, oud. 1850

Notice ig hereby given that the ful.wingn nam
cd settler has fled notce of his intention to ma Ke
hIial proof IN support OF his claim. and thai said
nroof VIII he made before A. X. King. County
Judge. at Delti, Colorado, on Feb i3th 1889 viz
t.eorge Beckley, ID No. li52. Ute Series fnr
the nL swls and e}2 nwi4 Sec 3, Twp. i5 5, k.s5
wGth r. ~.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi,
continuous rtni'lenee upon. and cultivation Of
said land. VIZ: George -. Hartman, George
W. Brewer. William \. KeDnlcott, Johu L. Hall
all of Delta. Colorado.
ANY person w.io desires to protest against the
allowance of sucn priui, or who kuUws OF any
substantial reason, under the law and the regli-
1ations OF the Interior Department, WHY such
proof should nnt be allowed. will be given an op.
portunity at the above mentioned time and
place to cross examine the witnesses cf said
claimant, and to offer evidence In reputtal u
that submitted By claimant.
w. II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1889-01-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MoSTnosr, Col

Dee. 18th. Isss.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler las filed notice OF his intention TO make
hnal proof IN support nf his claim, and thl said
proof will be made before the Register and Re
at 9o'clock n. N. viz Charles I. Bloxsom. D..
). iii0 e Series. for the nIS. swiI. sell. uwi Z.
and nwi4. sea. see. 10 twp, Il, s. r. 92, W 9Th 7.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation OF,
said land. viz: John W. Hulsey, John Anway
Charles Anyway, L. Il. Quackenb;isll, AL OF Delta
County. Colo.
W. II. STEELE, Register