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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21

1t was an evident confusion of names
on the part OF reporter who is not fully
familiar with local affairs here that led
the New York Herald of yesterday to de-
scribe Mr. George r. Hitler, OF the City
Board of Finance. as George r. Hill
Hilliard who was identified with tine Big
Four is Mr.. Pearl C. HilIiard Mr. George
II. Hitler has no connection with him
whatever, nor has he ever been identified
with any Big Four the city has ever
known.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
HoBeeEsss,s HHooBseeEss,s cI1ly PHYSICIANS.
The Question as Far as Ever from
SettIement

The Question as Far as Ever from
settlement.
This morning City Physicians Simon
and Heller, Of Hoboken. were notified
through their respective counsel that the
Supreme Court had decided that the only
way to settle the disputed question of
who is the legal City Physician was to in
stitute quo warranto proceedings. The
question is thus as far from a settlement
as ever. There is o bill in the Legislature
which gives the Council power to appoint
two City Physicians. This may settle the
difficulty in the future. but in the mean
time the services which are now being
rendered by Drs. Simon and Heller will
not be recompensed until the question as
to who is the present City Physician is
settled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
A Farewell Party.

One of the most agreeable farewell par
ties held this season took place at the res
idence Of Mr.. aud Mrs. B. Bay ne, No. 247
Newark avenue, Wednesday evening, in
honor of Miss Alice Payne, niece, who
is about to return to England after very
pleasant sojourn in this country. A
large number of friends were present
and the young lady was wished safe
journey TO her native land. Music was
furnished by Price Brothers and the eve
ming was very pleasantly passed. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammell
Mrs. Blackman. the Misses Blackman
Mrs. Alfred Payne, Mrs. r. Enson, the
Misses Enson, Mr.. and Mrs. Teeplo, Miss
NJ. Payne, Miss Eva Boyd, Mr.. Molyneux
and Mr.. Joseph Clancy.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
Columbus. -Four VOYAGES.

Some one writes to know where Column
bus landed when he discovered America.
He made four trips across the ocean. He
landed first, October 12. l492, at one of the
Bahama Islands, spread over into Cuba,
Hayti and San Domingo, dubbed them
Hispaniola, and then went back to Spain.
On his second voyage he struck the Carri-
bee Islands, and in 1896 he went back TO
Spain. In 1896 he touched at Paria, South
America. His crew mutinied on the
fourth trip and he went back without
touching anywhere.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
Tonight in GreenyiIle.

The members Of the popular Bill Nye
Association will dance and max e merry
at Metropolitan Hall, on Ocean avenue,
this evening A gay time is anticipated.
The annual reception and dance of the
Union Circle, of Greenville, will be held
at the Belvedere House this evening. Ar
rangements have been made for a gay
time.
The social feature in Greenville this
evening will be the reception to be given
by Mrs. HI. N. Walker and Miss M
Walker at their home, No. 113 Avenue e.
Dancing to commence at nine o'clock.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21

The BERGEN Land Improvement Asso-
citation has issued a new series Of shares.
Books may be secured from the secretary,
John N. Bruins.
The Greenville Building and Loan AS
sociation No. 2 will not meet tomorrow
evening owing to its being holiday.
The proposed new association In which
Assemblyman Erwin and several other
prominent Greenville meu are interested
will not be erganized until spring
The secretaries OF all the building and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
One Fair Closes.

The fancy fair and bazaar conducted by
the ladies of the Third ward of Bay
onne in aid of the new Bayonne Hospital
and Dispensary closed last night. The
voting for the handsomely framed crayon
portrait Of Chief Engineer j. Herman
Mahnken, of the City Volunteer Fire
Department., resulted as follows Bay
onne Hook and Ladder Company, No. /,
261; Hope Hook aud Ladder Company,
No. 2, 20; Enterprise Hose Company, No.
|, IL; Independence Fire Association, 5;
Hudson Fire Association. 3.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21

Hudson Lodge No. 4s, American Pro-
tective League. met at Bamber Hall, on
Linden Avenue, Wednesday evening and
elected these officers:-Alexander John
past ruler; Howard Pickney, treasurer;
Frank Ludwig, secretary; o. D. M.
Baker. chaplain; William Roome, in
structor; George Baker, guard; c. O.
Deakin, guide; (. McGutyre, and Adolpn
Langer, trustees The Lodge is in first
class condition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.

Tomorrow being Washington's Birth
day and public holiday THE JERSEY
CRY NEWS will not publish any edition
The SUNDAY MORNING NEWS Of the day
after tomorrow will contain full report
of all the local news OF Friday evening
and Saturday, besides its usual attractive
special features.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
KEEPER PATTERSON INDIGNANT.
He Says That State Prison Labor is
.sLet" According to Law.


s'Let" According to Law.
State Prison Keeper John H. Patterson,
in an interview yesterday, expressed dis
pleasure at the resolution which had
been offered by Mr.. Kalisch and adopted
by the House, asking for an inquiry into
the methods by which the contracts for
prison labor had been carried out lIe
says there is no ground for complaint
whatever, and that the prison officials are
not snch stupid fools as to violate the
laws of the State. He says only $50 con-
victs are now employed on contracts.
There are 100 on pantaloons; 100 on shirts;
100 on mats; 100 on boots and shoes; 80 on
shoes uppers and about 40 on another in
dustry. A brush contract, which will
soon be consumated, will give employ
ment to 100 more. Mr. Patterson adds
that the products are properly stamped
by the contractors. who are very careful
not to violate the law, and everything is
done in accordance with law, which re-
quires that not more than one hundred
men shall be employed in any one indus
try, and that all goods manufactured
shall bear the prison stamp.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
THEY CAUSED HURLEY's DEATH.

Arraignment In BAyonne of Michael
Joyce and Michael Ford.
Michael Joyce and Michael Ford, the
pair Of young Bsyonn. bnmmers whose
drum ken escapade last Sunday morning
resulted in the death of Policeman
William Hurley on the New Jersey
Central Railroad tracks, were arraigned
before Recorder Besher in 5he Bayonne
Police Court this morning.
Patrick O'Connor, an Avenue E liquor
dealer. charged them with having broken
into and rified his saloon. The culprits
admitted the charge and were committed
in default OF bail to the County Jail to
await the action of the Grand Jury upon
charges of breaking and entering and lar
cenv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21

The announcement that four Green
vile school teachers are to resign to en-
ter the matrimonial arena during the
present year has created widespread in
terest among the teachers and their
friends. Three are known to the public,
but the teachers themselves do not know
the fourth, and each one is putting the
question to herself. SIS it T." In truth, a
mistake was made in the announcement.
1t should have been three instead of
ttfourU
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
Firemen,s Election.

Americus Engine Company No 2 has
elected the following officers:-- Foreman,
John Mellendick; first assistant foreman,
Louis O'Leary; second assistant foreman.
Henry L. Haasmiller; engineer, George
Mellendick; assistant engineer, George L
Denton; financial secretary, William A.
Perry, treasurer, Diedlich Voss finance
committee, .CharlesC Kane, William +.
Doliard and Jacob NJ. Haadmiller.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
Two Inquests at Once.

There will be death inquest at Cranes
Morgne on Tuesday night. Coroner
O'Hara and a jury will try and determine
how the woman who was found dead in
the meadows met her death, and will
also hold an inquest into the death of
William Meyer, the young driver who
was killed by West Shore train.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
GAME BIRD IN COURT.

A Dozen Witnesses Differ as to Whom It
Belongs to.
Louis Neibank owned fine game fowl
until recently and then it Disappeared.
He found it soon after In the yard of
Richard Gilchers, on Rose street.
The bird was valued at S25, and Neibank
obtained search warrant and had it
taken before Justice Wanser, together
with Gilchen and dozen witnesses. One
half OF the witnesses were certain it be-
longed to the complainant and the other
were equally sure it was the defendants.
The Judge adjourned the case until
Monday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
The American Fraternal CIrole.

Of Baltimore, is making headway in this city.
Seven councils have been instituted since Janti
airy 1. For $2.50 monthly it pays 81 600 in seven
years, as follows- $500 in three years, $500 in
five years, $500 in seven years; Se5 weekly when
sick; $500 in case Of death after three years;
$1,000 after five years. Send for Information TO
John N. Bruins, Deputy Supreme Chancellor. No
1877 Ocean avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
Hartnett,s weather record.

Call at George F. Watson's Sewing Machine
rooms, and get March fashion paper showing
all the Spring siyles.%4s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
som Cold.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21, 1890 Weather
indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York. New Jersey and East
ern Pennsyivania;--F Fair weather; con
tinued cold; uortherly winds; cold and
fair Saturday
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21

there should be no punishment spared
the evil doers. The State Of Hudson is
on Gre with corruption. Thank God l
am not the incendiary."
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
Successful Quaker supper.

The Quaker supper given under the
auspices Of the ladies of the South Bergen
Reformed Church at the corner of Ber-
gen avenue and Union street last even
ing was a grand success. The net pro-
ceeds. over 500, will go to the building
fund
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21
Glass Of 40, Hoboken High school.

Glass 100, Hoboken High School. held a
concert and entertainment at Odd
Fellows Hall last night. The large hall
was thronged to its utmost capacity with
the friends of the scholars and an en- Joy
able programme carried out.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-02-21

loan associations in this county are re-
quested to meet at No. SO Ocean avenue
this evening to arrange the plans for the
Jersey delegation at the mass meeting to
be held at Cooper Union next week.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Work on th. Park Reservoir is progressing
rapidly and ii the weather continues favor
able the dam will be completed by the Is, Of
October. Some twelve m-n and three teams
ar. now at work and others are to be added
shortly. Bob Hick man, that we'll known
Epicusian. presides over the caok stove,
builds the pie boils the beef and hunks in
the sou,hwes, corner. Jumbo" and sim
JIM cnlven the evenings with narrstioms
frnn early experiences. while "War Club
Dick" and gallant John are interpn>in- sar-
castle remarks and wise maxms None ap-
pear homesick aud with the pious surround
iugs and influences. there is no reason why
the work should not 60 on gracefully and
Bob, at least, be partially reformed.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
Ifse OF Dsira Cshnty Tsaehers now
employ ed.

District M. lip. II. Condir, Miss Emma
q. Myer-. Miss Name A. Wilson, Arthur A.
J.",aes, Mis- Ada MeMurrny.
District NJ. a:-9. W Piersou.
District No. 3:-Miss Jennie Anderson.
Miss Lucy Wise, MIR. Abran Bone.
District Ne, I'll. c. Anderson
District No. 6:-Mrs. 4. J. Thomas, liss
Senfy Taachont.
District ". r. Miss Matte Gill.
District M l0:-Miss Mary Marsh.
Disiric; No II and l2:-F ". Robson.
District No l3: Miss Olive ingersoll,
pi-'-irt No las. johnson, Miss NJ.
SheeMasee.
Several districts have not reported.
Misses anderson and Wise and Messrs.
Anderson. johnson and Pierson are Just from,
the east They come tn rs we'll recommen-
ded. Airs. Gin. Miss Marsh and Miss
Teachout Teach their trst school in the county
They appear TO possess the requirements
Of n good teacher. The rema nder are old
teachers in the County. Their work has re.
commended their unemployment. The wages
n ;h">e employed range from 80 tol0O d.I-
lars pei in". Schools throughout the county
are opening mp nicely. about l4O pupils ap.
pcared the first day at the Delta city schools.
There are many more to come in, all rooms
vii! be- Very full.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
4 Wsrst to Ladies'

Ladies who desire a beautiful clear skin,
free from pimples, bails, blo;che- and other
eruptions. should commence at once 10 use
Or. Gums Improved Liver Pills They
will al.o remove that heavy look about yorr
eyes aud make them bright, and will cure
headache fr,m whatever cause i; arises. Re-
member. ynu ars only required to take one
small pill u, bed time, which is conted With
pure sugar, and will not grippe or produce
any unpleasant sensation. Sold at IS cents
by l. VI. McMurray
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
a Cure for Sick Headache

This distressing complain, is due to M In
active or sluggish liver with constira,rd
bowels which drrangcs the stomach and dis.
tmrbs the nervous system, causrs dizziness
aud an oppressive dull pain IN the head,
atfen 50 severe as to prevent all rest or slecr.
One OF DR. Gnnn's Improved Liver Pills will
relieve You of nll the pain aud misery and n
few more doses will correct the liver aud
stomach and regulate the bowels. While
these pills are small. easily taken. and mild
aud gentle In their action there is NO n,cAi.
ciae made TINT vii, SO otlrctunlly cure sick
hsa,lsche 25 cents y box. Sold by l. NJ,
Mcslurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16

Capt, Strong is building a tine mansion
overlook in: the tnrruous canon of upper sur
face Creek, on his raEch near the cheese fact
ury.
reses, DIR about two nIile. above his place and
next season expects TO have water stored so
that he may supply a running stream to his
fish pands on the ra.che. Experiments show
that grain and vecata-!c vii! do finely in
TIN, locality without any irrigation.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
secnc-,n the Rocky Mountains.
JOHN P. BNsSLFr.
Cha ,rman.

The applications for the magnificent ph~-
'ngrarhic views published by the Denver &
Rio Grande Railroad have become so nnp,-
er"ns that il is Impossible to supply the de-
nnand. not only on account of the cost. but
also on account Of the manufacturer to sur
ply them in sufficient numbers. To ove--
come this difficulty the comrmv have hsj
prepared set Of four handsome photogra~-
ure prints of some of the finect scenes in tho
rinuntaiss made from negatives bv the EN-
artist, W. II. Jackson. especirlly for th:s
purpose. The subjects being the ''Roy.l
Gorge" Garden of the Gods" "Csnon ot
the Grand River" and the currrc.n,i
Ner.iia.'' These views are 25x30 inches.
printed on the bes, plate paper, securely
packet in tubes, an d msiled free Of postage
ready for framing. on receipt of price which
is ss falIulSs:
Single copy 49, : ~
SNo copies 90
Four copie, null setl ..-.. 100
We are eNnfien, that these views will
please that ii they are not satisfactory they
may bs retuti6i aud money will be re-
Funded. Address
s. X. HGOrER,
Geul Pass. Agent Denver and Rio Grauds
Il. L., Denver. Cola.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
DE N1ssS-

WILLiAMs-fiarry. infsrt san nf Mr.. and
Mrs. X. F Williams, OF the firm OF Latham
& Williams, died September i,th. aged iycsr
ard II months.
'Thcsc sshes f,w, this little dust.
Our Fathers ca-c shall keen,
Till tho last angel rise AMI break
The long and peaceful Sleep,
Funeral services were conducted hv Rev
McEiphatrick p,s,nr of the VI, F.. Church.
Oar sympathy and that of .a~i- maav
friends 30 ont to the bc,eaved ones ia their
hour Of sorrow.
SnEruEep--At Hears Basin, Delta Colo.
Sep,emhrr i2'h. James Earl, only son of Mr.
and Mrs, W. A. Shepherd, a;el 5months and
- days.
"a bud of beauty ntps by death
Ono .bat npwsr,i home.
Where no rude wind or roisprei breath
Can blast flower "f paradise"
Fnrnerai services we've heh a. .he house
aud the grave bv Rev, n Grant pa.snr or the
baptist Church n",tn sept. i3:h. 1890.
We with the many friends cf'hc her~avcd
parents extend onr heartfelt, sympathy In
their hsur Of sorrow.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
Del,s. Colo. Sept. iS;h. Is


A spccis, meeting Of the electors OF School
District No, l, of Delta County is called 10
meet at Delta. Colo. on Saturday the 27th
day of September. 1890 at > O'Clock p. M. tn
vote upon the question of levyins a special
tax for the purpose of bu.liinS a school
house on the California Mesa, and to select
site far school house.
BY order OF the Boari.
A. X. KING, President.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At MOSrRnss. Colo.

LAND OFFICE At MOSrRosr. Coio.l
Sept End. 1890
Snf're ia h"rPhv given that 'hr following
raw cd sAi''er ~ Med notice "f his Intention To
Hf. fUal iro'f in siIni,n-t nf his claim and that
s7'f TErn'f Mil h' rnaGe before George ". Heurv.
.'-id-s aud er-'ifi"in Clerk of Tnunfv Court 1T
Delta. Colo. on tci'i'er 10Th lsan VIZ: Emma
Tr3-~i'. j. : Nn. 2t6. Ute Series. for the
lots "rd snd si., se54, Sec IL. twp. 81. n r.
II q Y. NJ NJ
rr rTUrS tn. follow ing Witnesses 10 prove hts
cor fipronis residence r'-pn md cultivation rf,
SAID lard. viz H1Irr V wilson, John F.. VII
snn. .i"hn .l"hnSou. john j, Marsh. all OF
Delta, Delta County Cun
". H. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
Fall Exeursions OF tho Denver d Rts
G;ranse Ry.

Republican State Convention at to be hsiI
at Denver. September l7ih. Rate Of one
fare for round trip from all Colorado points.
Tickets ,o he on sale Sept. 10th, good going
Sept. 10th and lTth, scco-iing 10 listarce,
good to re;arn until aud including Sept. sls,
1890.
Onrsv Race Meeting to be held Sept. 18th.
l,ah. and Goth, 1890. \ rate Of one fare for
round trip. From Saliia aud iu,crmc,iiar-
ststinns IN Onray also from Grand Junction
and iu,crmeiiase stations Including hran-hee
Selling DAYS, Sept, Eth, lslh and Isi!.
Good 20 return until S-rt. 2Ist, 1920.
Nnn,r,<e Fair. tn hc he'll Sept. oi;h to
c7,r. lsoo. 4 rate of one fair far the roun.
trip from Saliia and Grand Junction and
intermediate stations, including branches
Selling days. Sept. eith. 25th aui 2Gth.
Good to returu until S.pt osth.
PRESBYTERIAN Synod to b. held at Pueblo
Oct olsr. 1870. A rate Of fare and one
nth. on the Certificate plan, frnm ali Cole
radr points Tickets to hr sold Oct. 90,h
ani ol<,. good tn rcturr uni! and including
'tS.. lNs"t crlAsCIAtSs 70 pf >lEftN tN
Rev. 7. {. Kjrkwcoi.
Horticultural Fair. to h. h-ld at Canon
City. Colo. Sept, 22nl AMI 2Srd, 1890. 4
rate nf one aud one fth fare for round trip
on the C-rtiNatc plan. Tickets to be sold
Sept 2lst and ecrd: cnN' returning until
anl incu,iin: Sept. ~. 1919. En.Ane Wes-
ton. Secretary of horticultural AssGeia ton
will sign Certificates.
Gunnistr Fair, to he held Sept. ?its to
:-th. 1900. \ rate vi one fare mr the round
trip from S,'iit and Grand Junction and
intermediate stations. including branches.
TirSes> ,n be sold Sept. Gath. 25th and sGth,
1921; cood to return until and including
Sept. 2S,h, 1880.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
4 Cure For Piles

l'shmr Piles nrc known hv moisture like
preparation, causing intense itching when
warm. This form, as well as Blind, Bleed.
ing and prntruding. yield st once to DR.. Bo.
snnko's Pile Remedy. which acts directly on
the parts affected, ahsorhs tnmors, allavs
irchiur and cifectsa permanent cure. SOC,
Druggists or mil: treatise free. Dr. Bosan.
ko, Piqua, o. Sold by I. NJ. McMurray
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
Administrators Notice.

Estate cf Warren n. Acter deceased:
The undersigned having been appointed
a.iui iTrHtor 0f tho estate Of Warrrn sckcr
lat" Of the CuruIr Of Delta and state 0f Colorado
deceased. herch, gives notice that he will ap-
pea betora the County Court Of l'clt4 County. at
the Court IIous in - lta. at the Sep culher term
on the last M"ndsv in September next. al which
time all pcrsnns having claims arrinst S,id cS.
tate a'e notified m requested u attend f,- the
rurrrss OF having the same adjusted All pcr.
snns indebted In said estate arr requested to
make immediate payment 10 the undersigned.
Dated this 4th day of August, u lSlh,
\. X. KING, Administrator
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At MoNTrosr.

LAND OFFICE AT MoNTGosr Coi .. /
Aug. 7;b. 1890.
Notice IL hereby given tina, The fnnwin =
named settler has he,l motto. Of his intention To
max" NAL proof In snnnNrt nf his claim. and
iI"i s7id proof will he wade before George w
Henry. .'n6ge and EXON Il" clerk Of county
court, Al Delta Colo. Sep. 20'h 1870. viz
thrnh"n q. D'ehl. u. :. No. hl6 Cte Series for
u" r'i ~wl<. sw'f. swi,. l6. nei., uwlt. sec.
-. Twp. 81. r. II. y. NJ. Pm
He names the following Witnesses In prove his
continuous re'tdence anon aud cultivation Of
$40 and VIZ Elias $. Beach, .iohn T. BasSIer,
ics"ph Warner. Cipriano Garcia, all Of Delta.
Delta County. Colo.
W. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
A Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture like
per>piration. causing intense itching when
warm. This form as well rs Blind. Bleetiuc
kos Pile Rrm-dy, which acts directly on the
parts affected. absorhs iuIuors, aIlay, itching
and effects n permancn, care. soc. Druggists
or mail; treats. free. DR.. Bosanko, Piqua,
o. Sold by l. NJ. McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
4 Administrator Notice,

EstRtc Of charles 4, Bear Deceased
7hc undersigned, having been arpninted Ad
uitn,sir2toT ot the Estate of Charles Beer. late
nf tee County of Delta and State OF Colorado. de
ccas'd hereby gives uNtiee thst he viii appcnI
bCfn'. the County UuTt Uf Delta Inlity, nj the
Court Nors" in l'cltS nj the .cprc1 her Term, on
'bt last Monday In september next, a; which
time n pcr~nn, hg vi"r claims r-alnS; said Estate
are Notified rnd requested '" a tend for the ,.ut'
pose NJ having the Sau,c adjusted All persons in
dchtcd IN said Estate are requested tn make i'm
mediate PAYNE ut tn the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day o. Angus, A. n. lsao
GEosoE ". JACKSON. Administrator
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
Notice. for PuSIic.tion

LAND OFFICE. At Mo>Tro<s. fnro.
sept ith is2o.
Notice i hereby given that the following
NAMED sstier has alcd notice of his intention 10
make huNl nr-.Of IN SiInunrf ~ his rlriW and
thar S,d isr,,sf will No FN-dt t.fnrr r iIa.rdor
Tirrb ptSiriri Cont AT lpri'a Colo m Noy lsi
'st.l viz f,-uj1'niu = WNNirin, n. : 40 siI
So q. Twp Is :. u. 9l, y 6;h L NJ
Hs names the tnllnNtnE witnesses 10 urnvr his
continuous rr>idenc. tirnn. and Ctt iiva'nn nf
SH'd land. VIZ Frank Davis, Edward W
Mu"v. G""rEe II. Young. Ransom fearce. ali Of
Crawiorl. Colo.
W. II. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-09-16
NotIce OF ublication.
LAND OFFICE AT MuNTun-F. CnIo.
S..pt 2nd. is91

LAND OFFICE At MUNTn0-f. CnIo.
S.'pt 2nd, is90
Notice is hereby given that rhe following
named snitler has uird antict Of his intention To
make nnap prn"t In support of his ria'm. and
that said prnof will h. r'sste hef"r. E.'-'Sicr or
R"c"iyer Pt Nnni-o-e - L. an o"i. 10Th. 1890.
VIZ Hu.sh Hamilton. n. Va. Ica a4'te Series f"r
the ~'iE &. s~i- SO ~. n-iT uNII and lots and
?. Sec. 81 rwp. IL r 81 u 6r. ".
Pc names the following wtucNses To nroyr HIS
rn',t ~ M Residence ufon and cultivation nf.
I'D land. Wiz: William TnCkcl. Frank "
ca.ids. Frank \ Brown. .'ohu &, Pnbbie all Of
Delta, Delta County, Cola.
W. II. STEELE. Register.