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The advocate., 1890-11-12
Graham's shorthand, Topeka Bus. Coll.


Higdon & Higdon, patent lawyers, 80.
llcitors Of American and foreign patents,
rooms 55 and So Hall building, Kansas
City, Mo-, and 86 lie Droit building,
Washington, d. c., report the following
list Of patents issued during the week
ending November 4, 1890. BY applying to
either office printed copy OF any patent
here named can be obtained for % cents
in stamps, Send for book Of instructions
free Of charge:
Kansas Sunbonnet, Nellie L, Butler,
Frankfort; cultivation shovel, Marian
Templln, St. Marys.
The advocate., 1890-11-12
AN ALARMING sTATEMENT.

The recent discussion of the bill on
bankruptcy in the House Of Representa-
tives was most fortunate for the people
Of tfls country for the reason that the
tables compiled from the record Of busi-
ness failures in this republic from 1879
to 1880 inclusive, by the bureau Of statis-
tics Of the treasury department and
printed In the Congressional Record by
Hon. William L. Wilson, Of West Yir-
ginia, presents the following alarming
statement:
The advocate., 1890-11-12
OBITUARY.

MILO, Kan, Nov. 7, 1890.
Alta regular meeting Of Salt Creek
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
No. 1872, committee was appointed to
draft resolutions in behalf Of It's member
ship.
Whereas, In the wisdom Of Almighty God
Brother VIM. CornellisOn has been removed
from our midst; therefore be 10
Resolved, That in his death the alliance
has lost a faithful member, the family a
more than usually rtfechonRte husband and
father, the community consistant Catho-
lio christian and most upright citizen.
Resolved, That in the hour OF the family's
sorrow, we tender TO them our heartfelt
sympathy and assurance OF brotherly love
and that We will not forget our obligations
TO his widow and fRtherless children.
Resolved, That a copy ofthese resolutions
be presented TO the family of the deceased
and also sent 10 the Lincoln Beacon and
The ADVOCATE for publication.
w. w. Pollock,
s. PIERCE,
Il. SCHOLLAR,
The advocate., 1890-11-12

This Ia the title Of a pamphlet just issued
By the passenger donartment OF the Chicago,
Rock Island h Pacific Railway. 70 com
prizes sixty pages OF valuable information,
relating 10 some OF the principal cities and
resorts OF Colorado, with ffty-two beautiful
illustrations OF different scenic views and
localities, engraved from original photo
graphs, and which have never before ap-
peared In any work OF this kind. In the
two last supplemental pages a carefully re-
taurants, eto, In the cities and places de-
sCribed, with tho names OF their proprietOrs,
the rates per day or week, and the chaEact@
OF accommodation provided. Copies win
be mailed FREE TO applicants in any part OF
the world on receipt Of four cents each for
postage. Address John Sebastian, Gent
Tk't u Pass. Agt., O. Il. /. b p. Ry., Chi
CaRO, III.
The advocate., 1890-11-12
Superior penmanahlp, Topeka Bus.Coll
The National Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union Reduced Rates.


trial Union Reduced Rates.
The National Farmers Alliance, COM
prislng all states in the union, will hold
los annual meeting at Ocala, Florida, on
TS,sday December o, lasting several
days. For this occasion / have secured
reduced rates Of one fare for the round
trip, with a final limit Of thirty days.
Tickets must be used direct TO destina-
tion without stop.over, but passengers
will have fifteen days within which to re.
turn after ticket has been stamped TO
destination, providing 1t Ia within the
final limit OF thirty days Such tickets
will only be sold on November 10 and "a
and December 2. Parties from this sec
tion who expect TO attend the meeting
will kindly advise the undersigned the
probable date that they will start, as we'll
80 their address and railroad station, so
that we can determine what acoommoda
tlons will be necessary for parties from
the state Of Kansas. We will try and
concentrate all parties who wish to make
the trip at the most convenient point,
which will be determined after replies
are received, and will then arrange for
special cars for our exclusive use.
j. V. RANDOLPH,
Emporia, Kansas.
The advocate., 1890-11-12
sYNpIoATE LANDS.

The Land Companies Complete the Organizn.
ton Of the land and Irrigatlng Companies.
The syndicate Of the interests Of the
loan companies In western Kanaaa and
eastern Colorado, has finally been accom-
plished and the corporation legally or
ganlzed, has opened its Office in Topeka
and is now az work getting its aRaiTo ln
to shape. There is much preliminary
work 10 be done and the campany is
pn{hlng this work TO speedy accomplish
ment The full board OF directors chosen
at the meeting OF organization Is as fol.
lows.
Geo. M. Noble, Topeka, Kansas, vice
president Kansas Loan & Trust Co.,; Jno
ID. Knox, Topeka, Kansas, president the
John d. Knox Land " Investment Co.,
and Of John d. Knox & CO., Bankers;
Edward Austin, Kansas City, No., presi-
dent Austin u 90. and the Southern In
vestment Agency; A. G. Wilcox, McPheF-
son, Kansas, vice president and western
manager Of Mckinley Mortgage and
Debenture Co.; A. II. Heber, Meade Cen
Ger, Kansas. president Meade County
National Bank also Of the American
Mortgage Trust Co.; A. n. Alvord, Bos-
ton, Mass, vice president Merrill Trust
Go. and eastern manager Ness County
Bank; Geo. M. Hoover, Dodge City, Kau.
Sas, president Pioneer Loan and Trust
Co.; Thomas B. Brown, Westchester, Pa,
president Southern Kansas Mortgage
Co.; II. B. Pierce, Topeka, Kansas, presl-
dent Kansas and New Jersey Loan Co.,
G. W. e. Griffith, Denver, Colo, first vice
president and general manager Western
Farm Mortgage Trust Coz Geo. w. Toms,
st. Louis, Mo-, president Wilson g. Toms
Investment Co.
The following were elected officers Of
the company Thomas b, Brown, presi-
dent; George w. Noble, first vice presi
dent; John d. Knox, second vice presi-
dent; Edward Austin, third vice presi
dent; 8. w. Winn, secretary, and II. b,
Pierce, treasurer. The headquarters Of
the company are In this city.
The season is rather far advanced TO
cultivate much land this fall, but the
company proposes to make active prepar
alton for the next season, and there is
every reason to believe that the company
will be success, and with It's efforts
much Of the country now abandoned will
be repeopled and cultivated. The direo.
tory and management are pledged to use
every legitimate means TO secure this,
and with the confidence which has large
ly been regalned by those who have staid
by their properties people who have left
will return and newcomers be brought
in.--Odpital.
The advocate., 1890-11-12
Now and suporb Dinlng Car Outflta.

The Dining Cars just complete for the
GREAT Rock lsLAND ROUTE not only embody
all the latest improvements in general use,
but especial and distinctive features Of OK
c0llence, and render them unRpproachably
superior TO ordinary Dining Cars. They win
be placed on the RooK Island ROUTE west OF
tho Missouri River on and after March 23rd,
1890, and will impart the crowning grace Of
perfection 10 ts SOLID VEsrIBULR EXPRESS
TRAINS, giving that road continuous
THnoU0H DINING CAR SERWCR between Chi
cagO and Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo. The Rock ISLAND is the ONLY line
that runs two Vestibule Express Trains
every afternoon from Chicago TO Denver.
10 is not only the Fast line but II is also the
most completely equipped Of all the Colorado
roads, with elegant Day Coaches, Pullman
Sleepsrs, FREE Reclining Chair Cars, and
the finest Dining Cars in the world.
The advocate., 1890-11-12

hgluWNNYNNi a. voAlnb ~ vho S"uAuty
can find no excuse from
iNNOlikf this time forward for
Ali. mot visiting the Rocky
Mountains In tho winter months. The Atch-
ison, Topeka d Santa Be railroad company
has just received from the Pullman Palace
Car company ten sleepers which are supe-
riOr TO those run upon the trains OF any rail
road In the United States. These magniR
cent sleepers are furnished as sumptuously
as Fifth avenue parlor. The seats are fully
as comfortable as an old timerocking chair,
while the sides OF the car are empaneled
with embossed plush in beautiful patterns,
no arranged as TO produce the effect of three
shades OF the same color. The basins ia
the toilet rooms are Of highly polished
nickel, and the water service is AZ perfeCt
and complete as chat Of any metropolitan
hotel In America. The drawing room is
large and very beautiful. These cars run
upon the daily trains between Chicago and
Denver via Pueblo, and the passenger, with
out leaving the train, can go from his sleeper
10 the dining car, through ventilated arch
across the platform, and have attentive
walters serve meal fully up TO the stan
dard of four dollar a day hotel. The chair
car (seats free) is almost as commodious ~
the parlOr car. The chairs are 80 wide that
only three rows can be placed in the car;
while the dressing rooms are as we'll ap-
pointed as those Of the Pullmans. There is
a library, too, with well selected list OF
handsomely bound books.
The advocate., 1890-11-12
NumhorW

IWUII ,'' -V00oI ''''' ''''' '''' y TIETVNVVVVV
Just think Of the ruin aud destitution
caused by contraction Of the volume OF
money! II the Hon. William L Wilson,
OF West Virginia, had done nothing but
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
TEX DELTA INDEPENDENT
J. A. CURTIS. Proprietor.
Artesian Wells.

The one great need Of the cou airy adjacent
n and depending upon the Uneonpshsr
kiser for its wa,e, supply, is potable water.
Escept for a short time during the spring
freshets the water from the Uncompahyrs il
NO inApregnated with alkaline matter that it
ts vase for household purposes and stock do
nSs tske kindly to it either. The quality OF
she laRd and its capabilities are unsurpassed
in this " any ether State AND the one draw.
s'aek that deters many from settling there ia
the hack Of good wnter. II artesian wells
caA he bored At n reasonable cost and
go',d water Obtained the problem Is solved.
Men acquainted with the topography of the
coaatry and the principles governing the
low Of artesian water are Of the opinion that
An abundance Of good water may be obtained
anywhere in the Gunnisan basin. No ex-
pesimsnts have ever been tried in this part
.sfsh valley searer than Montrose aud then,
while the now was abundant the water was
mineral. yet the wells were sunk scarcely
St0 feet aud the probabilities were coed that
10 feet lower or even less there wsnld- have
b.sn struck pure water. Wherever artesian
~stes can he "tained, the c"st hsiny within
she s<sooUs Ob FeASou, every farming cOm1nuu.
isy sf the arid region have them The farm
- ats'vt DtaSer hAyiax snee tested their
'ryeticai nsstnllnes., would not now give
si'~a mp for many times the original cost.
To the fortunate exper,menter in this direct.
Jan there II = chanos far a fortune. The vast
deposits Of coal, iron and petroleum known
- snder.lis shis eutirs region have never
bss" explored and consequently thuir value
y largely matter of conjecture. One we'll
w~sid be n beginning and show the pos.
abilities. The farmers Of Califaruis Mesa
ars fsliy alive to the prcject and any con.
Nerted movement looking to q practical re-
sHls will n,ret with their active support.
u shis country 10 To fulHil it destiny ss
~ s'ss ., the hness agricultural rsgions Of
tse Statn sad hecop.e the home Of happy
ssStent~dsReople. the eonveniences OF life
sas.t y cultivated and ths daily water bri.
ks'ie tAnt j"nrneys I" the .Gunnison river.
ret,red from active service.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
sssevs1.s sale.

Ry yi,tae ofe writ Of e1eeution issued from the
~ Henct cGeh ~ fttkir County, state ofCoi.
orad., dated October md. A. D.. isis. n Ssvor
Of william ". Dintel and AEa.Hss -s1he Rsescd
Mountain and 0cid r1Acef Mining CompcNy."
and y 70 - si,ss1G Of lislta Csunt5, Cotorsdo.
dlrccsrd. whereby ] am commanded 70 make
The SUN. Of sig hundred and eightr-
eight Dolfars and eighty.fUur cents (QGSs ~
}u6gencnt and damaR-s, and interest npSn said
lud .ement from date II recovery, until the ,sme
10 raid ~ tbs rate Of ten per cent per ann,Iin
ard also the further susa ofthirty-sin IJcllars
snd hftstn cents (eoe iFtcvsts snd accrujnS csNta
=. have levied mp m and taken In execution ali
the Elkht title and interest Of the sai6 defend.
snt "The RAsGed Mountain Uo'd Placer Hiniur
Company" IN ana 10 the follow ing real rs;ats.
Iyink and b<inG IN the County ef Delta and Hiatt
q cnloE.d.. descftbed - follows t0-wit: The
hartford Placer, Ute PLACER. Ousxy Piacer, III.
Louis Placer. neavsr ffseef iSf Placer and
Aboiine Placer. sitnatc In township ten io) and
eleven uD sessh range d. West of the Sth 7. II.
All a. ~ plseerH eRbSace III 95 acres at.d have
bsen deCsWatsd In the asld notes snd oficIai
plat for p Ont 0r survey. No. seo1 katd placer
mining claims arr situated IN tho Muddy Min.
Ing district. County Of Delta, Colorado,
and the location csrtiAeate fhereot. one on
die with the clerk and ruorter Of said counties
70 which reference In hereby made far greater
certainty q sfdescnps,on. ! will offer for sale AZ
public suction " the highest and hest bidder
Tor rAsh at the front d0Os of The c~urt house 10
ilelta. Delta County. aud state Of CoiOrndO, Il
the hour ofx o.ci,c z: m. on Tuesday. 18th day
Oct. oath; lS0V. W. B., 0IAAnprr,
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

rssss vss Prsas,gsisd, not lesS aEo, .
sri'ens sss ssssisg Hetss at the head Of 'aoun.
tAia streams that n,ieiB be-sf use In this
country. especially on the upper waters Of
Jsreux esssk. II brisf il is this: Turn the
water frosn the stream., rsaning it cut on the
ss'gsss Of the kills 70 tbetA will freeze aud
noesasiase, the thicker the better. This
Ssrass . natural reservoir at smsIl cost in
islaess whese'she slope Of the land is favor.
able and the aittuds j. sufficiently high u
epssss cold weatssef late IN the senson.
ltis saia that this nlrtb"d " successfully
u--d 10 s"''s sisces OH the ssstnrs Si"pe n
tbs sloUstsins.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
AA.,,~s~ss.asr.s sSse.

Notice is hereby given. fhat On saturday: -
18th Day o. November next. brtween the h6uM
shernoaA OF al day II the late rcsisir,,cc ef
ihariss 4. 1teaF, d,~cca,cd. an California Nesn,
Dslts Co.. c.,t1 the personal properly cf aid
de.ess0t, sind partner, combining of Clydcsdalp
sialligH. ~ hssd Of hufses ana cults brood sows
~ prih p!fs, % s,,ck king .pgs, iOo chickens and
0ns. hay rnks. I at harness. Othcr Grrn III.
ptcmsnts snd hus4hold f,s1s too numerous ~
busek Of nstr AM, other articles will i,e ssll Al
public SALE ~ thc highest and hest bidder In ac
rordasec wle11 ~ order 0f the County Court Of
Dcta County Terms ot saie cash, Or thr.e
mo9ths credit Win approved security. 1t q par
ccpt inb rest. 0knNAK u. BgAR
Lsw. Oct =, isoa tusyiving rsrtncr.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

Tieipo h Swiss canton on the suthern
siops of the Alps lying next to Italy. It bn.
population Of l30. 900 pssple mostly Jtal.
tsns and Cathoiics. The Uitran,ontane par.
~ eaas into power in 1875 aud being direct.
ed 10 their actions BY the clergy, Inspired
- the Vatican. became intoierabis to the
-sssssr-'. -i"i.siaE the laws and riding o-pr
ths Liberals ia = way ths. wodSd be credit,
able only in the fsudsl ages. The outcome
2-Ae reselution aud the officer sent to es.
tlsh the Legitimate authority, reports
v II II cannot be done without bloodsiied aud
tqaeats to be recalled. Whether the few
''shaii rsle the many is the ruling qnesti~n in
sstsbiicaa Switseriand. Slight and Wnim.
p"sssss In itsslf yet 1t shows tho trend Of
eeattmest Of P~sple long umd 10 pap:
nisru;e aud church guidance.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

The Republican central county committee
eeem - run an uaasual an,ouhnt OF plain
Republican reading into the Delta Indepsn,.
:. rrt shis week. Prupie all considered that
srutrsl paper sp TO the present time. What
a's-pubi'c to expect of 1t in the future?
,e above from last weeks issue nf Gran
-ofaee mill is well calculated to show
rye lump Of mental aeumsa. Under
sent ownership, the INDEPENDENT, so
it has dealt with politics at all, hss l,ren
'-.entiy Of the republcan faith, a neutral
time. Its editor does not change his
A-~acal convictions for cash. When the
owner Of this paper changes his mind Ms to
tsl.As is tks right course this paper changes
.sNs'; ne band of grstuitUus advisers dictate
"sr policy or our politica and our future will
BE- bsiit reEardles. Of "fature expectations" Z"
aiming simply to do the right rs we zee it,
aad In the Urn, belief that everybody else
Aas the s.:-.e privilege and with the hope
y thas they exercise 1t.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Il {. p.,,ss.l.rly ...I.,.e.ory to =. tn

s-lt 10 passiesisrly sasIstaetnry tn s~s that
The government Of Chilli ha. expre~e--,i salts.
fastion with nearly all the work done by the
rsa.Amsrican enngrsss. For long time
Chilli has Rot smtcrtaine6 "a very cordial feel.
Ing tor the GRitsd States. II might. there.
fare. hAve beeH expected to hold itself sos.e.
~has slsft es4 l'r less inclined shnu other
asuth AmerisuA countries 10 act in accord.
asee with tie suggestions Of the congress-.
II dsss net appear tl,ut the government If
Chih ia Inclined n approve heartily Of the
70 fos the arbitration Of international
Iutes, bVt II the other South American
.ntriss iad~rse thm ,.s,iey. Chilli will not
very is.E able y eefaae its concurrence.
--Er. -;
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

The fstzt Stanley Ia iu fair way 10 be
S'ssrerly sfsed mp. lie sscured proniss
f'",n his lieu,.nanis that they would not
PNbffsk nr say anything about the darkest
Africa" trip until six months after the pub.
Jishisg Of of his book. The time will snon
- up and the facta promise :, Ne Of IN In
bsresting nature. M much N that the chief
pssstsr does rot relish the prospect.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Nsssee s.s P.ssssasss..

LASD tSv1scG At MosTsoss, Coio.l
hert 2ssh. leso. I
Nn1acel II hereby Etven that the following.
Nssaed settler has died notice NJ his tntsntl0n 10
mike nnNl pronf In support NJ his rlaiN,. and
that said rfoof viii ba Msdn ,4safnee hexistrf OF
Receiver at Muntso-e. COin.s, ENv. &. isno. viz !:
Eliza Burkiand -. y. No. ~ Ute series for tbs
neA: scNsec. ~. twp 10. nI.oe. ". nw,<. pwx
src 10. twp Is. s.r ss. ". 9Th =. ".
He nance the following witnesses N pfove bis
cOntlnuo,ia re'ldence nTssn. sNd cultivation Of.
saId land, tis: William crnssef, Geofge A.
purdy. X r. Diliou, J. W. Baiisy. al sf Delta,
Delta County, Colo.
". n. sTEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

LA.o oyvicK At Moxr.oss, coLo. I,
Oct. 6th, isa0
H"ice y hereby given that the folIoWtnx.
named settl,r has Med notice II his intewtion IL
MAKE Anal psoof in supp'rt ~ his claim, and
taat s1td prnof viii he made before Hegisier or
Esseiv-r A. M"ntn~e. Colo. IN Nov. i3th. 1870.
william z O,sr .. y. Nc. lses tie aesies fss the
sw< ~. n. twp. Is B. - ". sf.M.
Ne names the followinE witnesses N peoye hin
e0nunu1m reAtoeuce uptM and cultivation Of
said land. viI: Ambrose II. Rax~rs Tho,nas
w ~, Arpher haily, john A. C,1tis, ali of DeI.
u. ilelts County. Colo.
w.H. STEELE. Resiutes.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Notice FER Paslieasisu.
LAND OFFICK AT MoxrRosx. Con-. f,

LAND OFFIC. AT MosrRosy. Com,
Oct 23rd. 1890.
Notice y hereby given that the following.
named settler has ned notice Of his intention TO
make nnal pronf In snppnrt nf his claim, and
that said proof will I've made before e. W. Henry.
90. Judge and ex-ofncn CLERK. at Delta. Colo,
m IN Dc 4. 1890 VIZ simon Nav, upon his r. s.
No. 261 Ute Series for the swk neL WI. .ei SEX
seA sec. % twp. u = =. a3w.6r. N.
ne names tn. following witnrsxes to provo his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation II
shM !and. viz: Avery Allen, Jacob NJ yoncs
John 7 hshbotgi, J. ". Robertson. all oi ioteh.
kiss. Delta Co.. Colo.
". u. STEELE. Registe,
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Notice for PahlIemsiea.
LAND OrricE AT MoNrKosr, CoL0. |
49, Sept. :Jh. 1850 /

lSp OFFICE AT MoSTEosy, CoId,. |
a- 49, Sept. 10Th. 1880 /
Notice Ia hereby given tha. the following
named settler has Al-d n0tice ~ his inienton tn
make nnsh Iroot, nj 1t,.w'r"0r his ciaih. ana
Clerk Disfrct Curt ut Delta. Colo, on Nov. IL.
1880. u, William N. Wrfey. n. $. Nh. go Ute
series for tiIs Seit sei re,; TO- ne me'S Sec. 10.
twp. u. s.r. q. ". sP. NJ
He nainss the following witnesses to prove III.
continuous residence upon and cultivation cf.
said land: VIZ: Robert T., 1--we, Enorh &.
Tirnin, William n. Shepherd, Daniel n. Brort,
all Of iip;chkiss. Delta county. Colorado.
WI STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
x.ss.. s.r P.ssse..ss..

LArpovyIcs At NoxrRoax, coLo.(
eeps. n, iBSO.
aettier has nied nntice Of his intention 10 make
nnx1 pfo,,i IN sWprpst ~ hts ciAu. and tlnt sad
proof vii be made hesote h.gs,ass a. Heecty-
Ainsnd Koshh~ o. o. No. ~ Uts Ssries for the
sek swh See. q, Twp u. aaNw,sP. u.
He names the following &Itnesses 70 pfove his
contiruo,s residence upon. and culttsHtien nf
eAtd land, viz: H. J. Decker. John AWAY, BRADY
i.tts. Albert =. S.0oodenough. all Of PaSnia. Delta
COunty, Colo.
W. n. STEELE. Kexistes.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Nss,es -. PsAsse.ssss

LAND oyyIcsAT MosInOeE. CoLo.
sept. 18Th I'M.
Notice IL hefebv Gwen that the fsll-wius nam.
ed setter has nIed NSttse of his inentioa n make
hnal jroof In auprn1t II his claim. and yhng said
u Mcnsyo~e. Cole. On Nov. .. iauo. VIZ william
G. Mf"nG. ID. 3. No. ~ lite AesisA for the aek
Mwh swte ne4 nwt< ss,s ne& sw,% SIC. ~. twp.
Ne nanss the following witncssrs N recvs his
continuous residence uHon SD cpltvat!an Of
aid land. viz i:enry kohirr, =. =. naSd. Mob
rft Hicknsan. william Jstekei. al q BaSfAee
Creek, Delts County. Colo.
N. n.sTEKLK. kssissss
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Don't Read This.

UNLESS you want to know that W. @.
Simpson Son., ARE selling Hardware,
Queensware. Stoves, Tinvxre, Stonewar.,
Glassware, Lamp Goods. Fine Table and
Pocket Cutlery, Cigars and Tobacco at prices
that will make your pock book laugh.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
x.s,e. ter fssss..ss...

LANp OpYJCE At HN1fk60E, C0IlO., 1
Ocs. II. tANp.
Notice Is hereby given that The fo,iortnx.
NAMED SETTLER has Aicd n0tice VI Ma imeeniiom 70
make anal prcof in Atppoet 81 his eiains, AND
tnst ssd ptoof ~, I. iaads before 4. H. brown.
e. isso. VIZ: Jxwes. =. Rice H. .. No ~ UJe
Ssries fof tLe 81 sciS Sec. g, M neX Sec, IS.
twp. 49, 12wsP. n.
He names the foliokfnG wttnpases ~ reove his
e0n!inuotss rexislesce uis0a ead culeissiksn III.
said land. vh J0An NewtsNd. Josiah q Asgson
Swan Oissu. Harry nopp. Nj a NrANfofh. Colo.
VII BTHELR. Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

Osy. 0iIpisstIil pegs away on his pet
sehswe " esnrsst tAs two csatinenu by q
rribwey scro.s HseAsy's stssit. The enter
tss.ips ~ - rksr,ily live to sec the
- tssIIt i.~s ths jirhems Is f.a.sbIe aud
Shss DE srowsi, u the world asrnaAds II.
oapttai silI t1s1DrtheoMiss % .psa up
IN II bsllsssd " be one Of the richest min.
Z = bAfesjsns eide wcrl,i.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

=. Teller and Townsend have disagreed in re.
gard to to the rights of the republican fact.
ions in Denver, Strang. that no good thing
can come out Of Denver in the skapc of poiit-
ieRl wisdoR.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

Mrs. Haines has opened a new stock Of
groceries and nations in the ssore.room lately
occupied by W. A. Wouack. All goods
are 8rst.class and the prices are very reason.
able.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04
Notice fer p.sl,-.,s.,.

LASpcTftFtAT hoSTkoSE, COLO
Oct. l7th 1880.
Nofice Il hereby given thNt the following named
settler has Med notice Of his intention tn make
hhal pr'ni IN si!,'nrt of his claim ard thai said
proof viii tr made before Arthur II. Brown,
tI.rk nt Diytrict Court at Delta. Colo. on Nov
We Sere for the selt net< Sec. 9, swIi rwls and
h's sw'S Sec IL twp ns.r. % ". sP. n.
He names the following witnesses to pfnye his
continuous fesidence upon and cultivation of
sa'd land. viz Avery Sllca, john Yo.ier
Henry Priest and Robert Lewis. ali Of Hotchkiss,
Delta Co. Colo.
". II. STEELE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

James Carroll has been sent to Congress
from Alnsks rs n delegate. lie will have n.
chance t" tell what he knsws aboit seals and
Siwashes.
The Delta independent., 1890-11-04

With last weeks issue the Fruita Star
was changed to Star Democrat.
1t is pretty safe To say that Its starring
will not be to first-claxs audience.