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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-02-22
FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at wa,Resp 9s 5 ESnsas 1865
Notice is hereby given III 1t the fOllnwing-named
settler has fled notice of his intention II make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made b-!oTe the register and receiver of the
% 1890 viz:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-02-22
DUPLICATION NOTICE.

February II, 1890 w.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his nentor to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiver of the
u s. land Office at Wa-heeney. Kansas, on March %,
1890, viz
John S. Kelly,
Homestead application No. 6isi, for the northwest
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-02-22
SHERIFF SALE.

STATE or KANSAS. TREeo CouErr, -:
The Union Pacific Railway Company,
Plaintiff,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-29

The testimony given yesterday By we'll
known citissns Of thus city before the Con-
greeufcnal Committee on immigration
fairly represents the sentiment Of the peo-
pie Of this stats on the Chinese question.
There i no lawless spirit here Excepting
In the city Of Tacoma, where Chinaman
ars subject to mob violence, that would
disregard treaty obligations; but there il .
definite and profound objection to the Chi
ness - an element Of population. This
objection II not merely sentimental, not
mere political clap-trap. II Is based upon
considerations Of the most substantial and
important sort The Chinese be-
long TO another race and another
civilization and It IL impossible that they
should ever become assimilated with the
American people They not only cheapen
labor but they degrade II They bring the
lowest vices among rs. They absorb large
sums Of money which they send out of the
country and which 10 lost - much a. il it
were cast into the sea Ali these-anc 9TH
ers which might be enumerated sound
and legitimate objections. There il no di-
vision Of sentiment on the Pacific Coast
In regard 70 this Chinese question. Our
people are : unit in demanding absolute
enforcement Of the lssislation which pro-
hibifs the incoming Of Chinese.
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THE rArUoUs HUMoRIsrs.

In Court-"5o. Mr. Meyer. you want . sepsr.
alton from your vile. WHAT 10 your ground?''
IAN snconquerabie aversion." And Won.
Mrs. Meyer also want = separation, and your
rsasons" IAN unconQuerable ayersion. ;,
"With such . harmony Of Keeling q you seem
TO have. must advise you TO remain together. !.
-F7iegeade Batter.
Judge-How far did the thief carry your MIC,
Compiainant-Fully two miles away from nv
house. Judge ito prisonef)- What have you 81
say to this charge? Prisouer-It vas onIv :
joke. judge Judee-six months. because Won
carried the joke too far-Fziegends Batter
Mira Naobins-Josiah. you going 70 get nm,
Mr.. Nuboihs yawning)-well, have one con.
solatiol-I shall have sleep enough wnsm I'm
dead. Mrs N.-yes. and you viii find the Ar
lit wnen You az AXE. just a. you do now.-N,,.
York Herald
We've got . man down In Kentucky. aah.
that's twice the " ndsr this man sacci isl SIN
what respectr He has eon forty-eignt hours
without whisky. sah.".-Nep York Sun.
II have typewriter now" sOne Of vour
own Yes. sns 10 my ownest own 'ittle-er-
that fs-she works exclusively for men-Ne,s
York Saa.
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$780, go. .<~s..~~ - ..s..>~ = xnIevn
sss.-. 1:... 49,. s.,.-.. =. ,..s;s,,-
S1s. .ss @s..' -. .s....,.- - ~.
~ ~ g g s ~ ..s-- q - ss-s.
s~,,f- ......-s 49,. ss.ss,s.. "a ,c.t.
reess..ssss. ~. ,s....ss.... $3.50.
m ~. -.,s....s -.,...,s,,ss- 49, r,ei,e
= ,..-,,.,sss.... g. ,...-s -. ......~-.,-~
49, & p, .a,..s... ,s.~,..Ie ~ - a..
-. - -1e..aI.- 3. ,,,-.. g. 1900
. .c<,a1v ,.,..es, s. s1,.., ~. u 49, h.d
fdIed avsv 800 e. snd 81 alloved
their selds s 4. fsl1cv wiz sranaria.
hur.tin~ ,v1th 80 snd tbonssnde q
bushels xitnoua sbelf., theoe Former ind
tham..Iver thr..fenes vtth nriv.tion and
want. and some 81 them NTH ruin.
The cuInebf;itv 81 ~ r.ilroed oomnenies
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Prscedsnts for Parnell.
New York Gun.

A. to the notion that Mr. ParnelIs usefulness
TO Ireland and his political capacity will be
leDsened by the disclosure of his unfortupate
ENHANCEMENT with the O'Shea household, the
Irish Nationalists VIII ind light cast upon this
subject BY some memorable prece'lents In Eng.
lish history. The promiscuity Of Wellineton's
Illicit relations with women was matter Of
such notoriety before and after the hattie Of
waterloo that Thackeray did not hesitate 20
glance u Il IN svanity Fair" The universal
knowledge Of his private delinquencies. how.
ever, did not prevent the Tories from entroating
Wellington to Be their prime minister. Th= last
acs performed By Nelson before he lost his life
q Trafalgar was TO soicmnly commend 70 the
protection Of his oountrymen the woman. Lady
Hamilton. with whom he had long and publicly
lived in adulterous relationA The fact did not
east % much q the shadow Of cloud over the
honon Paid 10 Neison's memory. Again,
the improperly Of Lord Melbourne's connec-
ton with Mn Norton Wa generally believed
but no one dreamed Of asserting that Melbourne
was on that account disqualified for the post Of
prime minister. Lord PalmerstOn Wa I'll his
life involved in scandalous affairs, and one of
these esvo Eiso 70 . law suit not long before hts
death. The idea. however, that he was thersby
united to preside over the Bfitish Cablidet
nsyer entsred anybody's head An analo9us,to
Mr.. Parnelys predicament which II Of espsciel
interest to Americana. 10 present by striking
incident In the publio career Of Alexander HAM
ilton- Il will b remembersd thar Hamilton
was accused Of committing adultery with the
wife Of an employee in the treasury depart ment
who tried 70 subject him 70 blackmail. Hamil.
ileon made - pablio confession Of bis wrong
d6iht: bAt he did not In oQnnqusnc4t 1oea his
control Of che Eederaist party OF cease % be re-
garded - man compliant to render invaluable
service q his country.
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Two Mariners in Congress.

Captain Boutslls. Of Mai1e. win mot b the
lone mariner in congress any longer. From the
prsiriss Of Kansas comes new statesman, who
was, boy and man. . sailor bold for twenty
IA He was mate Of . large bark when he was
q His life upon the watsr ended in . blaze
Of glory thirteen years ago on Ludington, on
the east shore of Lake Michigan. There the
vessel he commanded was wrecked, but through
the heroism Of Captain Simpson everybody on
board was saved. With what he recovered from
the wreck of his fortunes Captain Simpson went
70 Kansas. He has since lived on the rolling
prsirieA He 10 said to be - blunt Of speech
and q strong-lunged a. Boutelle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-29
rar wHEAr BLOCKADE.

The farmer victims Of the wheat block
ID IN Eastern Warrington have good
grounds for indignation. Counting. q
they had . perfect right to do. upon sde'
Quate and prompt transportation facilities,
and blessed with highly favorable season,
thsy have raissd and harvested an snor,
mous crop Of cereals.
Owing to the stxingsncy 81 the money
market their regular buyers are umpire.
pared % maks usual advances and taks
thsss crops. But In The East and Europa
thsse = afvsly demand 1t rsnumsrstivs
uxinsk Nany - thea farmsrs have 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-29
THE SOUL OF NATURE

Il the wind the soul of Naturef
Look. how the wild leaves blowl
Restless Is human creatures
They futtez to and fro.
There 10 moaning in the pine troa
And whispe ring in the oak,
And waiting as the window
A. II spirit spoke.
Il the sun the soul Of Naturef
See how the buds awake
Ana spread their tender petals
When day begins to break.
How the brooks rejoice and glitter,
The slow. broad rivers smile,
Aud fOreot-tOpo light up aud laugh
For many leafy mile.
II the sea the soul OF nature?
Hear how IL raves and slghs,
60me'tmes with breast Of cleaning Rlaaa
II mirrors heavens sweet eyes.
eometimea with storm and thunder
Its milk-white surf /, p0u3
In splendid c4ests OF eager rage
Along the shrinking shores.
ALL cold and mighty Mother,
Where 10 the Soul we seek?
Thou hast no weeping Tor our woe,
No ear fOf song " ahfiek.
Thy heart II seamless granite
Thou csnst not heal or save;
Thou givest to the baby flowers,
And unto mAn-A gravel
Rose Terry Cbok
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- - hooame autoorat q the Western
y lxoeo msuanon ~. Jay 0ouid mas, with
ek3ed empeee,ss declared tnas no more
xeoogee exeeossuns wlu = ouils exospe 70
ooate tfe1o businees must pre-
- eunsesueeaon. 70 VIZ not build roads
- cleoee business he mus - lands ~
- - caeated and oulsvated; mines
- eessloped; mills and manu-
1 11eneo 40 y opeeataon-ths
NQek = ptodue1ng someehing u progress.
~ seek
oNssE man " ponne may . dis-
ceee = eemuxs ~. uooia ana nis aliaes
80 ~ Wnip nanos ana sneir determina-
- w nese = = accepted witn - good
Heoe = poeslnae Asanane snat toNnstes
ana extenssons. empof'ums ana Ter
sl1Eal 20 nos e suo!eco iof sl.nspofsa-
( ION. = ereat many enserpfisins clt'sens OF
eectoae snas are undevsaopso o. put par
eealy oeyeaopeo nauss cnAnse snslr .acs'cs
ana eaaps tnear nns saasnU % the Altered
s'susnon. 1nefe muss 2 more planning
Nao ~ paestane. Anere must . m0fe
9. s5css ~. sAe sno
ssucn ana iess "snuiso'u.lns o.
.nsU "uss - oi uisins
nlso - n.Ais'oes u s.s!cn u naoosn ores
nG 49, noae o.'s1ns ing .ne Do.eis
= - am ZOE the dsvsaopnsns o. niooen
coaA meesures, ma 'es. af'v.ns AROUND tne
eoonuy ma aeav'ne mo we PooAs" o.
czsoulous anSsss.
= msy . ols.a 'n.' "sn wnI no' loca'e'
ma o'sss s1'e c.'uvsss arm: % oPea up
coeA g osnsr m'nss' e s.sA0alsn msnuisc-
ses,ss 49, ..su,o = asnspo.ssslon lor
Dus 20 c.p.ais" On
- = s1a'.o.u !. WV = NO 's.s
eeses = tne susuHs tnsn snsy nav Dsen IN
- 80 = ssno ous assuefs tHso oissr1cts
thas ousf g oasAfay prom'se : eooo'y vol
ume g puanesa 4nsy wa y ..e1s 20 Per.
ceave NE anoepuon u ne" plooucuvs en-
eerpeaeee ana prompt g MAKE feaoy tor the
eurneee tnes VIM IssuiL
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Orcas Islapd ana tie world.. r.,,.

=
East SOUND, orcas Island, Nov. 2a-of all the
people are happy. c0ntented and lust little
jealous OF their homes, this Orcas island il
ahead. The people are farmers principally ana
the day 10 not fer OF when they viii eli be fruit
growe1
Large companies are being organized to carry
ON fruit growing on large and scientific ale.
and this 10 stimulating the industry on the
whole island. With this element the asmos.
pnere IL 10 not surpr sing that they should take
hold OF the Worlds fair work in . regularly or.
gained way.
The Orcas Island Board of Trade IL orranixed
and will take part in the State Board of Trade
the San Juan Ceunty Board Of Trade ana the
Washington Words Fair Association. The
membership Of the orcas Island Board of Trade
includes the following repres. NATIVE citizena Of
the island: Rev s. R. 9. Gray James Tuiloch-
Luther Sutherland, J. H Nichols, J. 7. Head
William Hambly w. o. Clark, R. Keppler. T. q
King. J. g. ohlert, Robert Mel. .chlan. A. New.
hall, W. B. Tifsny. J. Prind,e. r Won Gohren.
@. H. Williams. B. W. Harrison, ". Z. suther.
land and Alfred HILL From these were sell cted
three commissions Of three each, Is follows:
For membership In the WASHINGTON Worlds
Fair Association, Rev. g. r. g GRAY. Of Eaat
Sound; Robert MeLachlsn. Of 0rcas: E. C.
X ne. Of East Sound. For membership In the
State Board of Trade. ]. n. Nichola Of Rast
Sound; ]. Prinde. OF Newhall and R. Keppier.
OF oscaa For delegates to the San joan County
Board OF Trade, G. Il Williams, of East sound:
w. B. TnAny, OF East Sound. aud A. Newman
OF Newhall. This means that the fruit. lime
marble and other resources of Orcas island viii
b shown and we'll advertised at the Worlds
fair in lSs2 EsM
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w. w. Beck
9eo1 ~. Kline Rosenberg Building.
Hrons and Cherry streets.
Notice of Sherifs Sale.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
lcounly, State of Washington.
Louis Levinsky. plaintiff. Va w. De KosoWsky
and Augusta De Koslowsky. his WIFE James
81. Colman and Agnes h Colma0, his wife.
Charles N. epauldiag and Valera NJ Spauid-
lug, his wife. DESCENDANTS. Order Of sale
Under and by virtue of . special execution
and order Of SAFE. issued out of the above
named tourt in the above entitled action. No
Also, and 70 me directed and delivered have
duly levied upon the follf wing described real
prop rty. situated in o. d King county. to wit:
Lots Twelve I'D and thirteen (3), In block let
tered u. !" and lots numbered twelve fl21 aud
thirteen Q3)s in block letsered H. ana lots
numbered lwenty-0ns f2ll and ~ snty-two f22.
In block lettefed ~, and lot numbered twelve
I'D, in block lrftered az" q the same appear
on the plat 81 the Lake SIDE Homes addition 70
the city OF seattle. made, executed. dedis ated
and ecknoWledged ON the IL b day OF June. A.
ID. 1883. oy W. De KosloWsky ana Auruata De
KosloWsky, which said plat was filed for record
in the ONCE OF the auIitor Of King county
Aforesaid. on the 18th day OF June, A. d ISSs
and was recorded on the 15sn day OF June A. ID
1881 and 10 now Of record in the plat OF records
of the said King county, in the ONCE of the said
auditor Of King county
Notice il therefore hereby given that on Nom
DAY, the 6sh day OF Decemb.r l6o0 &c the hour
OF 10 o'clock q N. Of said day, Ct the court-
houss door. in the city o. Seattle in sad King
county. will cell the above described prop-
erty q public auct on 70 the highest bidder,
Dsssd this the 7th dsy Of Nov-mbsr. Iseo
J. 81. McaRAW
Sheriff OF King County, Warrington
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County Treasurer's Metics TO Tax
payers Of King County, State
Of Washinufon.

Notice is hereby gwen that the duplicate m.
sessment roll of King county for the wear 1880 4
now In my possession for the COLLECTION Of TIA
taxes levied therein.
That taxes will be DELINQUENT an the x1st 49,
81 December, 1850. as o'clock .. M ana unless
paid prior thereto 10 per can't viii b sdded 70
the amount thereof - penalty and intefess
delinquency until paid.
Taxes ara payable 1t the county tressurer's
once tn the city Of seattle, county Of King.
9ate ot Washinetons between the nouns a 3
O'clock = n and o'clock .. m
w G. LATINER
County treasurer Of King county, Washin9tnu.
Dated November 8 1D0
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he Northern Pacinc overland train leavsus
seattle - p m. on and afef eeptem brr m
Viii run solid wa Garrison. Butte and In~an'
Montana Union viii make cloee connecfions 81
1errsson With overland trains leaving seafsls ~
$40 n sor Butte. Anaconda, Der Lc1ee ~
Al trains ior eass bound ponsneess = aonsass
Unloo poinu
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TIN 10 FIFTY HOURS SAVED

By taking the Northern PACING vestibuled tr.in.
leaves Seattle sos q m daily No change al
cars and III miles the shortest roufs IN Ccses =.
tourist eleeping cars through, placing nssssr.
gers in Union depot ten 70 fifty hours ahesd a
other hneA A. chiiberg, city ticket asenf. 7is
ticket agent Seattle ~sPSs
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PAST rfNR

The Northern facihc Aa1lrcad vestsbule Din
Ing aAl tleepfng Car Line. daily service % a
Paul Ainneapolis. Duluth and ChicaRo No
change Of carr and twenty Ave miles the shors-
est rcuM % Chicago Tourist sieeplnr cars
throsgh. placing passenger In the Union depok
Chicago seven hours and thirty six MINUTES
ahead OF other Inca 4. Chilbefe city sickes
aren't .ls second street, Boston block: & To0-
I'm. oefos TICKET agent. Seattle
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xhroo Nero Honnnrlnb1o 0uroo ~ X11o-
erAoity-1he Nov lido q xxoaenea1
Notwithstanding ~ 1sooe1co - MeaA-
oano.
NJ. Hditor: For twenty ysazs Ms e.
nlceod with heart disease. palpdtotion. KID
ney and liver complaint. Had become d.
spondent, sltor trying I'll known remedies
n,sn ne 1s,n s1ns und Nov IT
az al able 70 work md fssi psrisctly well.
and would advice Ill the afllic'ed 20 try
the new mode & Oura Poesomces sunny
visw, or. J. v. 6nAnoIE.
DsalAsss Ours1 = 20 Minutss.
have been deaf for past 6ftssn yeafA
d.. Darrin cured me with electricity IN
twenty minutes reside Two and one
half miles wssE Of Portland on the Barnes
road. near Isaac Barnes farm.
JosKPH THAT0Buk
Card to tho Puelic: I take great pleas-
ure In giving my name In favor Of DR..
Darn, who has cured my boy Of salt
rheum and eczema Of seven years standing
By alectrsciFy and medical home treatment.
Refer to ma u Boisford. Lewis county.
Washington. + GRIFFITH
The Doctors are crowded with patients
nom 10 Z. m. to 8 p ~. They have
large country practice and send their elec-
trio remedies 10 any one desiring home
treatment for any curabie chronic. acute or
private diseases, which are kept strictly
confidential
One Of the doctors Is visiting different
towns in the state 10 better accommodate
those who aud it impossible to come to
Portland. One Of the doctors win b 1t
the Oregon hotel. Ash. and, November 20
to 50. and the Hoffman house, Eugene
City. December I to &.
The head Office At 70K WASHINGTON street.
and examination free. All classes treated
free from 10 to II .. m. daily. Charges
moderate, being only so : month for each
disease. or in that proportion. g cases
may require.
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Free reclining chair cars run through from
Portland 70 CHICAGO without change via the
second strsse Boston block. c. q Bsldvin.
agent city dock
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MA Charles Russell OF Easessn Oregon, vas
nOors's Revealed Remedy.
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SILK uABRELLAs
4 magnificent STOCK Al Basye'a sol From,
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Commenting on John g. Hittsll's sug-
gestion that The United States has but to
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SILK UMBRELLAS
magnificent stock a Basys's sN Front
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-11

The age Of ~ is a hard corner for a
woman Ia turn. and Is is still harder.
She feels tia, she i, fast leaving her
youth behind her. liu, there Is no fra-
son why woman should b. faded and
pas,- u, 81. Ut even u, u, The chief
cause ii tho early fading of American
women is found Ia the fact that many II
,h-m suffer from nom- form Of female
weakness or disease which RIBS tie face
Of i,s bloom. draws dark circles ai-ou,
the eyes. bring, early wrinkles and sal.
iown-s,, and stamps the face and figure
with signs Of ili'h-aith. DR.. fi-fc.'s
favori,r Prescription will cur. all these
troubles. will bfin. tho lost bloom, and
remove the pains and ailments which
make women grow old before their time.
Guaranteed 10 give satisfaction In ever,
case. OF price tsi.ocl refunded.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-11

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster Of Ida
Vile. Ind, writes: Electric Bitters
has done more for me than NIL other
medicines combined. for that bad feel.
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie. farmer and
s,ockman. Of same place, SAYS: Find
Electric Bittcrs TO be the best Kidney
aud Liver medicine, made me feel like
new man. J. W. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, saws: Electric
Bitters is just the thing for n man who
is all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies: he found new strength,
good appetite and felt just like he had n
new lease on life" Only 80 cents u bot
tie, mt any drug store.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-11

On motion tho special levy Tot tax on
schoo, district No. $ WAS dlsallowci
unanimously.
The following bill, were allowed:
4. Is. Watson. mi.c.. 500. ". Salt
marsh. $50. Gazette Printing Co.
s. *; Mcckcr Town Co. water. 50 ~;
II. \. Wildhack. printing. $50. James
l.yt,l.. printing, $50. J. W. DainbI!ch
road ovrtsscr, sp'; l.. Z. Swafix road
o,cls--t. Si5s.I5. L.. ". black road
oycrs--r. siio.i: Lewis Allen road
oy.sc.r. SIS: II. Z. iiowcy. bridge work.
sa;; ". II. Clark. logs for bridge. ~.
David Steel. to.I oy.rsccr. 81, Mrs.
Wright. boarding prisoner. sn.55:
James Hayes. county assessor. $50. &.
". rhaycr. water. s.: Garfield county,
care 81 Corpuc. si.s.l5. John W. Wolf.
assistant water commissioner. 50, %;
-; John ]. Mckee. services ~ Under
sheriff. sSU.3j. T.. j. shidclcr. sheriff
siss ~: Morgan Edgar. attorney, s,j.ig
j. ". Wolfe. team hire. $3.50: l.. u
Waibrldsc. salary aud recording, sl3l -
q. Howard. coroner. 5000. Witnesses
twist inJucs;l $3.50, DR.. Bruncr. SEQ
Z. W. Foreman. superintendent, slI5.
On motion the county poll fund ard
interest funds were turned into the con
tingcnt fund.
The Clerk was ordered to write dclin
gucnts on road tax TO remit three dol
lars. aud cal! their attention 10 the pen
atty.
AT the evening session the following
business was transacted which com
pl.,ed their labors:
Dill OF school district No. | for rem
of court house, $1,000. was allowed
also bills OF j. Matter. S2i75 and W. $
Laurie. Justice. S37.
Road viewers were appointed to view
Little Beaver and W. ii. Jones' road.
The Clerk was instructed to notify l.
&. Swar,z TO fix bridge on Dougla.
creek. and the grades near McLaush
Inns ranch Mt Rangely.
Board adjourned subject TO call Of
chairman.
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RANCH TO nENr.

The Brctherton ranch, situated about
ten miles below Meeker. on White riv-
er, TO rent with live stock on the shares,
or to be let both ranch and live stock on
shares to any good party for two or three
years.
The ranch contains 100 acres good
land well fenced in two fields. and has
about one thousand dollars worth of live
stock on 1t. A recorded interest in a
good ditch giving plenty of water for
one side the river, about forty acres,
ten acres now in alfalfa and oats. Good
team. wagon. harness, mower. hay rake,
pillow, etc. Bids will be taken up to Oc-
tober LIST, 1880. addressed to S. +. Breth-
erton, Box 23i, Leadville, Colorado,
who reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-10-11

some steps looking 10 the eOnsummatiof
OF an object 81 devoutiy 10 he desired
u.
The cowboys have been out VI luck
this week. Ouing 10 the severe
weather IL MAS almost impossible Ia
hold tie beef cattle which had been
gathered. Cold. stormy nights. rain,
snow, and cattle impalient of control,
have all combined ~ make il tough for
the boys.
Friend Goif on Strawberry, and Ciar-
eDee brown ca the Mesa, will both have
cause to remember tho early sno~s Of
80. ihsir crops having suffered severely
In both cases- An estimated loss of al
least t~o-thirds u considered A. being
very conservative.
q:
The Ladies' In charge Of the Meekef
school arc deSotins considerable time 10
the training Of tbs youngsters In sing
ing. This IL an excellent departure and
one that siouh ~ more generally fol-
lowed In our schools
OBSERVER.