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The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
W. II. STEELE. Register.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MNSrRosF Cn,n.
Ian I

LAND OFFICE AT MNSrRosE Cn,n.l
Sept. 18th. ls:.0 I
NN,gcr IS hrrrhv given Thar the follouinC-
uArNrti settler has Med nN;icr nf his trutiun 10
make final pusHt in SUoport 0f his rlpin and
a. $50 praaT will N' -lloie before + I.dedNn
m l'Eir'ri ptt. at EeIia. C.lu.. ou Oct @2t.
lS1i w Jesse 3 kruuicrit u. =. 1873 TIE
s''ltc. tnr tho NE. uw',, - nw', Soc. %. SCI /,
Iir So. :: iWp, u. =. T o. " Gr "
lie names the following witnesses 10 rrcve his
cNntinuNiiS residence Vnnl, and cultivation Of
Sid land VIZ: .iessr C. Hart Ge,rcr. ErNwrr
'rhn Griflih, Charles Mundry, all OF Delta,
7citH County, Colo.
W II STEELE, Register
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snrfacc Precinct Nominations,

n. :. It'sidwin, Justice oil the Peace.
vacancy
',isrHne-- Eennicott, Con- table.
Richani Griffith, Road overserr Dist No. 2.
James VI. Slaughter. Road ovsrseer, Di.s.
NJ. /.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

The frosts of last week killed the vines
and slis,ly injured some fruit along the river
BOTTOMS; on she mssas the effects were light.
Two SNOW storms on the Grand mes. and
the putting mp Of stoves remind us tina: the
melancholy days" are here.
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NotIce for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At M">rpr-v. Corn. +,
Sept Iih. iss1.

LAND OFFICE At M"NrH'sE. Coto.
Sept Ith. 1890 (
Notice i h~rFhv given that ;hr following
nHr .d sril'Tr has Nod ro'r'. nf IT. intention 10
r7aH- 'uHl rrn"f In SIinn"-t ~ his ciaini. and
t'ai SaId Nrosf Will bc tunde before /. Hndgilnn
t'crk oi pistrrt Curt at Delta. Colo,
ON N'tr'.'rl-'r 1T $50 viz E"ward W. Wiley
u = y. - ~ the uwi5 net, nj uwl. Sec. 20
:" /, 80 -" u TwI'. iSs w6PM.
Hc r1Iucs The following wirues>,.S to move HIS
r'utIt u"uS r"sIdrure rIbHn and cniiivgiion of.
sod 'giii. VIZ Frank Davis BENJAMIN r
No~drr. George II. Ioungf Ransom Pearce
all OF Crawford. Colo
". II STEELE Register.
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Card Of Thanks.

We the undersigned take this means tn
convey ou- sincere and heartfelt thanks to
the many kind friends who assisted US dur
ing on baby's illness and in our home Of
bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. SHEPHERD.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Third street is to be graded; Geo. Reed was
burning the bash las; week. By using the
gravel excaya;rd on the slope of the mesa,
our streets may be put in condition SO tha,
the marshal won't be afraid 10 walk down
MaiH street after rain.
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notice to Honey Producers.

have for sale at all tines Italian '2,eeas,
which can be bought at the following prizes
Italian Queens, bred from pure mothers. 81 80
first cross. sla5
Hybrid Queens, sl.oj
Queens sent by mail in introducing cages.
All inquiries answered promptly.
Address Mrs. A. A. HoDGDoH.
Delta, Colorado
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The pcuoc-n,ic Connt, couye.,i.n.

Inc De"Ocrnhc comfy S0uvG0tlon.
The Democrats of Delta County will meee
in their respective precincts on S-ptrmh,
18th, 1890 at O'Clock p. m. to nominst,
precinct officers and elect delegates to tina
County Convention. The following il the
aaperti"nmenr of delegates by the Central
COMMITTEES:
DELTA 0 Delegates.
Hotrhsiss
Crawford.
Surface Gr'k { "a
Paoaia
The County Convention will meet at Delta
en S"l''s,nbec Goth. 1890. at g o'clock p. m.
tn nominate a candidate for County Commits.
>i"n-r fi'- l., dis'rict. Elect delegates 10
the State ami Legislative Convention; Mem.
ber- Of Cen'-sl Committee and attend to
snch oihrr business as may properly come
bt'rre 1t.
JOHN P. BsssLrr
Cha rmaa.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
M MOI,kcYing.

Il, Il, Hamilton has the largest anil best
variety of Clothing. Boots, Shocs. Gcni>
Furnishing Goods, Hats, etc. that has rvur
been brought to Delta County, aud " n sci
as cheap as the cheapest. Call aud see n.-
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

John Walker was moukry iu; around toNn
on busness-di,rh. hat aud cigars Ii he
dou't get in late water nielo'' cr"p p:r:ty
soon. "Enthu,er' puts Will cos; him ten
cents Il l.ne in the future.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At MoS1unsr. Coto /
Ia leuH

Aiig III. 1s!,J.
Notice is hereby given that the fnli"gsi'y-
named settler has fled notice nf his Intention tn
In"ke rn3ll i.rn"f in strnort 81 li> claim ..an.I
thAS @iid rrnnf Will he 'nair before George ".
Henry. Judge and oiri-io rert NJ c'irry court
Al D"lti'. nn Sr'i. i9,il, isah. viz; II~rh"r l..
N'a;rs. ~ < No. aJ3 Ute Series for the s"'I sn'
sc. 81 'wu u. :. o. ". arf n"is uei4, tbcing
Ia. / see 9. twp. u. s. r 81 ". 9th =. VI.
He names the following ,ylinrssa.s IN prove hi.
cot t''""o'is rc-ilcn-r uron. and cultivation "f.
said lfni. ;iz: Charles Zaninrfti, Frederick
.'"u't.r.t h1rirs c. iinwHrd. tdNard Howard. all
Of Delta Delta County, Colo.
W STEELE Register
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70 Ditch Contractors. =.

Notice is hereby given that Seaie,i bids fos
the construction and conrl-ti"u OF the ku..
ter Ditch win he received up an,i until Sat.
u''iay Sept. 2Uth is90st noon. The eompany
reserves TIE right to reject any aud ali bid.,
:, II. ANDERSON
I'E"; On y; Dorsey. Directors.
r. II HOFFMAN.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

The Black Canyon Ditch is complete.
The owners hnve p,i the bills. organized
Their .,e.a i.any ss,'i uos sail forth an ircor-
poratej ship tie sea of prosperity.
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Don't Read This.

UNLESS you want to know that W. G.
Simpson & Son, are selling Hardware.
Queensware. Stoves, Tinwa-e, Stnn.ware.
Glassware, Lamp Goods. Fine Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Cigars and Tob"eco at prices
that Will make ynur pocket book laugh.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

The aggregate of exchange bought and
sold at the Delta Coun,y Rank ou FRIDAY
Was Sl3.I72iS That illustrates that thsre
is something doing here.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Mac. Patterson went on, to kohier's. Sun
day, to do the cow.boy act. He will he here
occasionally to viev t'.a hos. car; and On
tie day will loom up u.ua!. ia the lead.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

S1Ors OFN L'O1s aNH Man.
Traveller in distant land.
A. he t-ugcd along in the eventiie.
Drew near to q jungle close at hand.
Where he might have sen had he
closely scanned.
That Ian was just inside.
The lion NJ dav dawn winked his eye.
With look serene and satisfied.
And you'd have guessed hEd YOU
CHANGED t, spy
You could have seen with half an eye
That a man was just inside.
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Gunuison, Colo. Sent. 9,

Gunuison, Colo. Sept. 6, ,ih 1897
Editor "DKLrA lNpRrsSpESr:-The fol
lowing patents have been received At this
| office for Citizens ef Delta County: viii
lam G. Prichsri aud John \. simpson;
Henry F. LAKE.
Receiver.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Chas Zr;-irr mas a.aii taken the Avenue
Hotel and will run II in h., usual ir>t class
style. Chas. is 4 good n.Iri and np-
pears to know t!i!ns or t"o-sheu Ae
k-rps sill
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Jake Cowen. one of the frs. graduates Of
the Delta High School left for Fort Collins
las, Friday to attend the State Agriculture!
College.
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xot,cc for PusIieas,on
LAND OFFICE At MoNTRosE. Ct.. /
August 9Th 1890,

NH''"e y hereby eiv"r that the following nam
rd sa'iicr has fled noier Of its intention tn make
hna' ''rs IN sIlp,rrt Of iiis claim. and tit said
bF"f H'i'i he made before George W. Henry,
"x x-,t'f'.iN lrri5 nf r1'nty court. ut Delta G0u
on Se,t. 10 =, Isan. -iz: Charles :. Howard y.
=. Y" 40 t,c i"ii,'s FOR the 81. uwit 4, aud ni%
sw'1. >t'c.3D twp. II. I. r 81 " r. II.
lie names the f,lOwin. witnnssas - prove his
cont n"o'is resi.irnrc uppH and cultivation of
sat'l Land. viz: I"Hn 1rirkei. ilio''as wilson.
hin.izn Hrnlini. o. A. Peterson. al of Delta
Delta County. co,D.
W II STEELE. ,.rglsier
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

You EIs; be ., quit Is possible tonight,
Johnny" said his mother, for are TO
have tue minister tor >uprer." Have him
fu- supper, rb, We'll. / hope he'll taste
good"
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
To Disncl Colds.

Headaches nnd Fcvcrs, to cleanse tho sy.
tem efSctnsliy. yet gently, when costive u
hiliioaS. or when the hlood !. impure q
sluggish to permanently cure iiahi,na! sans,
pa,ion, to awaken the kidneys and liver to
healthy activity, wi,h"u, irrita,ins or veal
enius them, use Syrup Of Figs.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

EJotrAkfss Precinct Noraipatinns.
David Corsnnt. Justice nf the Pence
u. 4. Nctcalf, Constable.
Carl Sherman, Road overseer, Dist No. 2.
john Ashhaugh, - d" No. 10
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Mr.. A. C. Butler went to Ourav, Saturday,
to view the scenery of that mountain toTu.
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a CAR u,

To the msny friends who 40 kindly assisted
rs during our haby's illuess and hour Of snr-
row we wish tn extend oar sincere thanks.
Mr.. aud NRs. Il. +. WILLIAMS.
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Bee Supplies.

Hives, Sections. Boxes. Fourd rdat,on Cos,bs.
etc.
at GALE Bios
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Moneyto loan on Ditch Stock, Horses or
any personal property. No delay
A. f. AMSBARY.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Fred Jackson. "Prof Saw Bnnski," went
out to Botsinrd's, Friday, to aid in the bow
inc department.
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Notice TO Stockmea.

Parties having strsys, either horses or
cattle, should leave word and description OF
the animal al Delta, =. o. Box As
FRANK BIIBT
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for spot cash, write to outcalt Bros At Gun.
niseu, Colo.
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ConkiiA Bros. are having a ware house
built By the Gale Bros. Pious movement.
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For Sale.

One dig mule and one horse. Thy will
do any kind of work. Also one good wagon
Price S275. For particulars call at this Office
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Buy the Duncan Fence for your rauehes,
it is MS cheap as barb wire.
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Weather Report.tFer Augu.t. 1890.

Highest temperature e7.jo Aug 7,h.
l"Yes, =. 1859 Goth.
NeAr 366o
Rainfall. !5o inchea.
MARY ZANISErTI,
Obs. Colo. Weather Buresu.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Money to loan. or ranches. chsiteis or per.
sonal security.
4. z. KING.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Horse high, I,ull strong, Pig tight, what2
T.ie Dulcan Fence.
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method aud results when
Syrup of Figs is taken: it is pleasant
and refreshing 80 the taste, and acts
gently ye; promptly On ths Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanscs the sys-
TEN eftctual'y, diSpels colds, head
ac''s aud terers aud cures hnhitual
: situation. Syrup of Figs is the
i!y remedy of its kind ever pro-
uced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, its many excellent qualities
commend it to nil. Itis for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Manufactured only by tho
CALIFORNIA FIG SYHUP CO.
SAs FSiaCiSoo. ca.
LOUISVILLE. Sr. ksS work. ~
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ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY,
G9 VzCE..

This paper is on ME AMI always resf,y TOR re-
ference at The Public Library Of nrnrtr. in the
vest wing OF the high School. 18th and Stout
Streets.
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To Trade for Cattle.

Norman and French Canadian Stallion
and about 40 mares and colts. Mares ont VI
the Roberts Bros. herd. VIII trade for
stock cattle or sell cheap. Address
c. s. wETZEL,
Dslta, Cole.
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Delta city property for sale by a. L. King
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Tho duncan Feocc to"k the first prc,niu
over ~ n'h-r wire ienees at the N,srssl
Stale Fair.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Read the Duncan Fence "sd."
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Save Your Bees Wax.
GALE BROS. will buy it.
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Money to loan. Cha tells or any good Sc
curity.
A. <. hNsBAEY.
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Syorv Ola Lion aatl 9 Man.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER is.h, go.
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Old Papers.

For sale at this otfic. at 30 cents per i90-
in cash.
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Lime. Lime.

The white crystal lime L,
GALE Bros.
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Silk Draupry Curtains

Slik Drappry Curtains
UPhois'erins Goods. Friug-s, Taeks
GiGps, Etc,
GALE BEos.
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School Fixtures.

Desks, maps, charts, globes etc. at
GALE Bros.
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Are You TIRED Or HAULING


Secure one of those cheap Surface or
Tongue Greek ranches, for sale by
BLACHLY & BAIDsIS
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The Duncan Fence !. the be.s /. Ne
wevid.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22
A MESSAGE.

She WASH on the playground, she wasn't on the
lawn,
The little one was missing ana bedtime coming on
We hunted in the garden, we peeped about 70 see
II sleeping under rose tree or lilac she might be.
Ant nothing came in answer to all our anxious
call
Uptil at length we fastened within the darkening
hall.
And then upon the stiffness there broke siIvery
tone
The darling mite was standing before the tele-
phone,
And softly as we listened, came stealing down
the stairs:
aHfo, Central! Give me heaven. Iwalt to say
my prayers
Sidney Dayre in Independent
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22

The fact that fashion has found its way
into the flower garden and DEGREES what
flowers shall be favored and what flowers
shall be cut, or rather remain UNCUT, has of
course wiped out what was known as the Ian
guage of flowers. And that language is now
much more of dead language than either
Greek or Sanscrit. 1t is one Of the very few
silly things that fashion has ever blotted out
The usual process is for fashion to build silly
things up. 1t may have been all right a
number Of years ago for the fond lover to
proclaim his devotion by means Of bunch Of
heliotrope and for the maiden to respond en-
couragement with a few sprays of golden rod.
But as heliotrope and golden rod are very
cheap and inexpensive flowers, and as fashion
is absolutely ignorant Of their existence, it is
now considered to be in much better formfor
a young man bubbling over with devotion
and yearning for matrimony TO use pen and
ink and heavy white paper if he is afraid to
use the English language personally, and for
the young girl to respond after the same
fashion.-New York World.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22
A sleight of Hand Boy wonder.

The youngest magician and prestidigita-
teur in the world is Eddie Abbott, and he
is just years old. II. J. Abbott, by trade
a glass cutter, and a resident of PhiladeI-
phia, the young necromancer's father, de-
tected strong evidences of manual dexter
ity in his son when he was not more than
2 years Of age, and he Immediately procured
teacher and put the infant prodigy under
His care. Since that time Eddie has been
constantly in practice, and he has now ar
rived at such proficiency that be completes
with Hermann and Kellar. His first pro-
fessional tour was of the interior towns
near Philadelphia. Then he played to
crowded houses at the Academy Of Music
and the Carncross theatre in Philadelphia,
and gave several performances in private
houses, notably in John Wanamaker's and
George w. Childs'. The Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children would
not permit him to play in New York His
next exhibitions were given in Canada,
where be was not well received because he
did not speak French. In two weeks time,
however, he mastered enough Of that tongue
to enable him to converse rapidly, and
thereafter achieved great success Chicago
Herald
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22
A Real Chinese Bride.

One OF the latest acquisitions to the
Chinese Sunday school in this city is
Chinese woman. She is the wife of Jeu
Hon zee Jeu Hon Yee is Chinaman
who has become pretty thoroughly Ameri-
canized He has parted with his cue and
wears clothes of fashionable cut But ne
draws the line at marrying an American
wife A wife he had to have, though, and
so eleven months ago he packed his grip
and, by easy stages, stopping at many
places on the way, journeyed back TO the
fiowery kingdom. In Canton he met pref
ty Yon Kan Hoe, is years of age; they were
married and returned to this country, ar
irving In St. Louis Friday morning The
bride, who is the only Chinese woman in
the city, was at the Chinese Sunday school
Sunday afternoon and sang some songs in
a way that showed her to have some little
knowledge of the Chinese Language.
The thirty odd Cinnamon present couldn't
be induced to fix their attention on the les
son, so interesting was the face of their
young countrywoman to them. During
the week she has been holding largely at
tended levees at the establishment of Sun,
Yah, Sue s. Co., Tenth and Locust streets,
where the pair have taken up their resi-
dence, Jeu Hon Yee being interested in the
firm. The certificate Of marriage, which Is
exhibited with some pride. recites that they
were married at the Preston Memorial
church, Canton, China, according to the
rites and ceremonies of the Wesleyan Meth
odist church by William Birdie, mission
ary in the presence of Kwan 10y, E. NJ
Butler and H. Noyes, and is properly GER
titled by Charles Seymour, United States
consul-St Louis Globe-Democrat
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22

The average Chicago youngster is never at
a loss for q word or a loophole. One little
one. who has been cross and fretful lately,
was corrected by an elder sister several times
without avail Finally the elder sister said:
"Yo1 have been very naughty lately, Eliza,
and think you should pray to be made bet
ter. / wish you would" Always ready and
willing to oblige, the youngster knelt in
prayer that same night. and. addressing the
heavenly throne, said solemnly: Il pray that
the Lord viii make me better, and-n at
6rst Won don't succeed. try, try again - Good
results are already apparent-ChicAgo Her
aid
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-22

Princeton freshmen have agreed upon
class caps and canes, the latter to cost 30
each. When a freshman gets six dollar
cane and a beautiful cap it may be said
that be has taken his first deep draught az
the Pierian spring.-New York World.
, 1890-03-09
stocks ANA CnrrIe Markets.

NEW YORK. March Stocks
were fairly active today, bat developed a
reactionsry tendency under the effects Of
a general expectation of a bad bank
statement. The market steadily yielded
after a squirt in the opening. and finally
closed quiet and heavy and generally close
to the lowest prices reached.
Government bonds steady
Petroleum - Market opened firm
at 94J, advanced to 95I. then reacted and
closed steady at 95.
Following are closing pnces OF stocks:
Pacific Is. l6; American Express, Is;
Canada Pacific, 73i; Canada Southern,
$50; Central Pacific. 80, Burlington,
1913; Delaware, L~ackawanna Il Western,
353; Denver & RIO Grande, I5!; Erie,
25l; Kansas & Texas. IL; Lake Shore,
lOj; Louisville & Nashville, S41; Michi-
gan Central, 49, Missouri Pacific, 735;
Northern Pacific, 800; preferred 1874;
Chicago & Northwestern, lO94;
preferred. l42; New York Cen
trail, LOOT; Oregon improvement,
45l; Oregon Navigation, 9S4; Oregon
Transcontinental, 363; Pacific Mail,
37l; Reading, 3S4; Rock Island,
9ls; Milwaukee K st. Paul, 674; Texas
Pacific, 2O!; Union Pacific, 633; United
States Express, IS; Fargo Express, 40;
Western Union, S24.
CHICAGO. March s.-Cattle-Receipts.
3 800. Market steady; steers, 50. IS
al. IS. stockers and feeders, 81 4O(92 so;
Texas corn fed steers, S3.OOCd3. 60.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady
Natives, S3.50(a6 90; western corr fed,
S+.S0(g5.65; Texans, So. 5O(G5. 80.
Wheat-Market easy. March, ia
May, 7si.
Corn-Market steady. March, 27I;
Nav. 0Sk
, 1890-03-09

BIG BESLNESS BLOCKS.

Now that the future of Cheyenne Is as
sured to be greater than Its staunchest
friends a few years ago had hoped for, it
is well that the point of building should
be considered. The city is now on the
threshold of a new era OF construction.
Business blocks of two and three stories
in height have had their day. Real es-
tate is too valuable now to Justify less
than five and six stored structures on
central streets. 1t is a fact that when
ever a city shows up such buildings its
growth increases amazingly. Each one is
a most powerful advertisement, and it
proclaims faith in the future of the city,
in accents louder than human tongue
can tell. The erection OF one brick block
encourages another, so that the city be-
IN firmly anchored in prosperity.
Capital attracts capital. Money invested
by a man in one line encourages another
man to invest in a different line, and so
on ad uyiaitum.
The life insurance companies of the east
that have their millions of surplus ready
for investment are partial to long four
rer cent. loans on big business blocks.
Hence it is rendered comparatively easy
to erect them. The returns pay hand
somely over and above the interest
charges.
No better could be erected
to any citizen than a fine large business
block. 1t is useful, ornamental and elo-
auent. and tells of the public spirit of the
builder in language that will be under
stood by after generations. A man is
said to be a benefactor who makes two
blades OF grass grow where but one grew
before. That man is truly a great tene-
factor who erects a grand structure for
the use, enjoyment and benefit of the
community. 1t IS a most commendable
ambition that prompts so many wealthy
men throughout the country to mark their
prosperity with a lite monument such as
is described above.
This ambition will beyond doubt find
opponents in Cheyenne. We have in our
midst men who can and will ere long dot
the city with towering blocks. Not that
there are no blocks here now that confer
honor upon their owners, but we have
reference to those towering structures
which are capable of accommodating Il
little world OF people within their walls.
The LEADER might go on and point
out a dozen men who ought to get down
to this work during the present year, but
our readers know full well who they are.
They themselves know so that it is not
necessary to mention them. We trust
that it will not be long until it will be an
nounced in these columns that the con
tract is let for a business block that will
equipped with a passenger elevator.
Cheyenne is past the era of stair-climbing;
we shalt be content with nothing less
hereafter than passenger elevators. That's
our size, now, and our people are to build
M to it. The mark is none too high.
II is rendered lofty by force Of the times.