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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-27
Amuselnent6,

Next Tuesday evening the Royce &
Lansing company who were here a
year ago and gave delightful entertain
ment, will present their new three act
comedy entitled "Tom's Vacation" at the
court house. The company is large and
much better than when here last season,
and the play is genuine success.
The following is clipped from the Chey-
enne Leader OF October 0, go: The ad-
vent Of the Royce Lansing company
which had good house last evening
marked the first appearance on the local
boards Of trio of The best comedians
even seen here. They were Roy L. Royce,
Cbas. Horwitz and Billy Barbaus. Royce
is host in himself. He is versatile and
finished comediad, doing dozen differ
ent turns and pleasing the audience on
each succeeding specially. Horwitz in
dialect is as good as the best. His every
impersonstion is clever. Barbaus is an
excellent "joy." Lizzie Royce and Gala
Bsrbaus were applauded for singing and
planning, and the little girl danced herself
into favor. Every member is an artist
on several instruments and the play is a
success.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-27

Catarrh
In the head
Is a constitutional
Disease, and requires
A constitutional remedy
Like Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which purifies the blood.
Makes the weak strong,
Restores health.
Try it now.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-27
Car Loads and Dirt Cheap.

The most artistic line of crockery, glass.
ware, ETC., ever shown in New Mexico
was opened Thursday at the establish.
ment Of A. T. Grigg & Co. The toilet sets
are perfect gems of the latest styles in
color and shape, and they are so reduced
in price as to make man feel like break.
ing up his old wash basin and pitcher
just to get one of these. Call and see
'e,n
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-27
CONDENSED NEWS.

The first shovel full of earth for the
| World s Fair was thrown at Chicago to-
day.
Robert Ray Hamilton, the sensational
New Yorker, is reported alive and we'll on
lis Idaho ranch.
Milton Tootle, Jr. of st. Joe, who was
supposed to be attending school in Phila-
delplia, returned secretly few days ago
and eloped with IL year.old Belle Gordon,
the daughter of poor farmer living near
that city.
Heavy SHOWS fell yesterday throughout
Pennsylvania. Ohio and Massachusetts.
and a fearful storm is reported from New
York.
The senatorial dead lock in Illinois con-
tinues.
p A compromise has been effected where.
by Hayward & Co. of San Francisco, the
purchasers of the famous Mulatto mine,
in Sonora, will lose only 100000. They
paid $2,0O00O0 for sstted mine, but
have had all but 100000 refunded.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-27

Large stock Of new Pianos expected in
a few days. Prices low. Terms on
Pianos, $500 month; Organs, $40 a
month. Everything in the music line /;
fine bound Books, Poems, Souvenirs,
Notions, Etc.
T. G.. MERNIN. Bridge st.-35th
Las Vegas, N. NJ.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
A CORRECTION.

A Correction.
To the Editor Of the New Mexican.
In your issue OF the oath inst, we note
the following:
"The New York Equitable Insurance
company, because OF small capital and
Improbable business, will wind up its af-
fairs and quit"
Knowing your reputation for fairness,
you may understand our amazement at
such mis- statement Of the facts, which
are as follows:
The Equitable Life Assurance society of
the United States is the largest company
in the country.
There are three great companies in the
United States, whose soidity and wealth
are unquestioned; these are "the Equit-
able" the New York Life and the New
York Mutual.
Now note the following table:
EQUITABLE.
Insurance in force Jan. l, 80 .$G31 ,0l6, ,666
NEW YORK LIFE.
Insurance in force Jan. !, 80 $3.50, ,601 $40
MUTUAL LIFE.
Insurance in force Jan. |, 80 $565, ,S39, 1897
SURPLUS TO POLICY HOLDERS.
Equitable .::............... .$22, ,92l ,O74
New York Life .............. 1929, ,524
MUTUAL Lie ...'............. 1901 ,Z4o
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-01-27

The EqultaDIe mas no Idea OF Whining
up its affairs and quitting The article is
liable to hurt our company with unln-
formed persons, and in simple justice, you
should give as great publicity to this letter
as is possible.
J. W. ScHoFIELD & Co.,
General Agents Equitable Life,
The paragraph referred to read "New
York Equitable" by mistake-it should
have stated that the New York Equi-
table Accident Association WAS going out
of business.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1891-10-24
BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE
nm mile ct demi au.dessous de rEsl,sc H. rle,r.

Ta'maient sincerement pourtant ct emplovs.
rent tous les moyens en- lsur pouvor pour
va'ncre ga sauvagerie, sa sombre tristesse,
mais, nj leurs caresses, nj lsurs ..teudres
questions n'surent d'effet sur cetts ame ma
ads. La vus dc ses semblables le fatiguait
car il ne pouvsit leur parler della. Mais en-
face de ces erauds arbres, ses confidents an
milieu de Fspsisseur de Ia foret, il % sentait
plus libre, moins malheureux, IA du mo;ns il
pouvait pleurer en- paix aux 6chos le doux
nom della.
Souvent, dams ses moments de decouraRe.,
ment, il tomblait 4 genoux ct les yeux lsves
vers 10 ciel, les mains jointes. il priait avec
ar'leur. Que demandait.il done / CO Diem
que "a mere lui await appris connaitre Z
La richesse qui pouvsit lui donner Ella, nm
nom offrir i Ella.
Toutes les jo;es du paavre enfant % con.
centraient dams les rares courses quill faissit
All village de Franklin pour vendrs 10 pro-
dnit do sa chasse ct do % pSche, ,nais ces
jours-la comptaient parmi les jours hsureux
de sa vie. car i ssait bisn rare quill ne Wit pas
Ella.
Aujourd'hui, il Stait heureux, car, CONNIE
js Pai dit, non settlement ellie lui Stait appa.
rue dans tOute "a rayonnante beauts, mais
plus encore, lui await parls ct. doux angs do
bonte, await sts jusqua s'occuper de- lui.
Aussi son front rayonnait-il quand il arriva
devant "a pauvre cabane, 4 demi-cach6e an
milieu des grands arbres do Ia forSt.
II dirigea % monturo vers un petit hangar
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1891-10-24

"a = L =. .

''6ovs do ton puits. auGusts v6ritk!
/. Sans toi 10 monde, % gr6 do rErseur ballott6,
Tombe on ruiue." Ainsi criaient penchls sur ellie.
Dos saGes soooud6s autour dune maseslls.
vaincment 10 c6nacls enter,
Cou tendu. psets une oseille aatsntive. .
Ancune s6ponse n'asriva.
Eun d'eux alesA CONNIE On vr.i paintiss.
R6solument descend "a fond du gop9n.
Mais saaaitbt notss ineeas.
6aisi dun embarras hullemeut coutcuu,
Rcculs. vertA dsvant ton eorps toat ID.
Comment veux.tu. dit-slle. cue loa soults
Ches tes parcils A-hsak ns nuditk,
Puisqu'aa premier coup d'eil j. ten vois revoltSf
81 je to suiA "a nom do b pudsar pabliqua,
Un procureur Dc votse R6pabliqse,
We mo fAiss metre "a prison.
vous memea. wes a0iA % Sui ps6tendss roess,
vous ~ NJ laiaesss daas y oeude panitso
Qu'habill6s votsS 6heea.
LAtos-mei deoc. vs-tsa. CIR j. csoiras indigns
D'accepter meme uus Ieuille Dc vigne."
T. RooU4vonr. r.vyLLINEUvH.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1891-10-24
cHAPITRE II.

e.. ! ussurs qufl svansait dane "a route.
ID suavs image Do con adoets voltigeait . 80
e8t<s. slls lui apparaissait entrs lee heurs do |
magnolia on lui soariait % uilisa dcs Crap
pss blsuss Dc IA lane blanche, ct imprsgnait
is;r d,auour st Dc po<sie, ct, puissants ma
e;c;snns. ehassait du front do jsuns homms
q sombss t.istssss pour ID rsmplaesr par ON
doux rayonnsmsat.
ny avait si longtsmps que. sans 10 savo'r
lui-mSms, Charles Stuart aimait Ells More.
laad ny await dSiA quatrs ans que b ia
mile d h petite Gle Stait vsoue s'ttaelir
I; Frsuklia, st un jous, uns eswains environ
apras con installatioa dams h. petite maison
blanche. Char.ss s'6tait arsotS dsvant b por-
Z. du pasterrs avse rintsntioo do6rir -
naruhandise, ct j ttait rsstS stuptfait, fou-
droyj pour ainsi dire par la grseieuss appari-
lion oui, tout-A.eoup. s'Stait montrSs sss
r,nris. Jamsis sussss r;sn d plss bsau No
lui Gait spparu. Chose sxtnosdinsirs Get
e,fant qui % savsiA nSms pss lire, qui No
eoouaissait do moads que con pasvrs satou-
rae,. 81 sueant itait poats dams ra@s! Aais
oA dooe avait-n puisS lee aspirations Dc "a
;,ups Amss dams les bsaotSs de- b nature
pset. .asrs, dams ~ peastss qs'ua augs 'ui
eavoyait, oa plut8t dane sss autrs cause qns
no,e connsisrous bisasat. st eet safant du
Portage qui aavait jamais sntsnda psonon.
ess 10 not poSais, b po<sis h pass saave, la
Plus s;sbs - pr&ssatait sous lss traits 6k''a
/ Mossjand st lui insp;sait - seos - plua
tssdsss 4 les sspssssioas - plas soblss, II
| plus psehssshtss.
| Dspsis h oomsst oA Charles await sent
4 90 swour tcless 90 con Ames y Vavait W
| esssdis esuss eslls qui lfespifsit Htlas'
| ismsis b pauvss spfsnt n'assais 81 FsaPsi.
~. ianais 4 zen await paelS nj - mSes
d I Masy, = soss bien-aiats. et n'avai'
Il uans iseais, dsvsnt sllss, laisst tehappss /
pcu d'HIla. Disu sait eepsadant d ses
euu, rSpitsit = aem I test isstant, 6 .
|, eussd q = sssysit Ven ssal, aimait i
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1891-10-24

Cttait par ans belle matints d'avsil: -
pssmisn rsyeas ID solsil lsvant saoblaisnt
- josse daas - hAstss dimes de- uagnolias
"a Asars st de- ioasssss shesss esi eahsa-
essisst b pssit bayss Pessags. II avsit
su psodast b mutt sns q 80 6eesss plsiss
d psistsmps qsi, . psstast h VI tos>s
este sishs vfg6taAiea, sssblait lui avsis pse.
4 "a mens tsops b eallS q b beahssg.
TeuI pasaissait sssvivs& L. Assss - -
laseaiest plss gvasissssesst sse Iesss y.
-, - asesoo- o-soeeusesoe~do Nsooess -
plnia hsilaaAas ssahaaiaak II 3aaaaaAas.sA-
tss vltsss d sobss vsstss Onssiss d d.
wasNs. Lss moqsssss faiaaisst sstseek r.1s
d jeurs ehansess matisalss, 4 b - - Do
bse do p;qus-bois ttsit = tameossin qe' -
eompaGnait b suavs osshsstss de- pstits me-
s;s;sos silis. Uss beiss fsalshs. qui pestaie
ave- slls % Apss parfsa 4 paaatss nastose,
fa;sait dsviase qrs b ose n'ttait eas t'os.
spie. Teut daas sstls solitsds q be'ls, q
r;shs, 4 paseumts, pasiait I lAns d soi q
a. po6sie. On - sssait sss tsaaspestt sans
moe d - wastes tesols q rlnds % daas uns
des r;ehss sempagnss d rAo6siqae do 6sd
e rea sut ess diiIsslsasat cue - ee'n d
tsrrs solitaire q ssuvags s'ttait euH dsaz
nilIee 4 h siv;lisaGioe q la nesds & qse
4 pstils vile d Ysaakiis n'sa t1nit stpasts
qus ~ sstAs esssts dislasse.
Al tssvsss 4 h Sssek sasil ~ peins Y
d route tsssis, IN 3ssas Gnssea d seiss 81
eav;pou J,svaseait, osalS sus - pstil she'
vi svSels deet raIlsss lsate t6oetgsais 4
lfsdiGSssess q ssa cavalier. II pssys'
eostsus q l's1easA soupest !dSs paseals'
= d'une vsssuse d seeoana3s jaass, 81
pieds uus laissaisst vsir qsfl sppastsaait , h
clases ialiesoAs, g l'ea dsvisaR, . seear
Ant = lese ~ Il tolls jseS dsssiase ID :
- dsss psqssts 4 t6sassisss ae1ashts 4!
eheoss eSlS d = ssils, qsfl aIlait vssdss
Yustlin - peoduis q - shasss . . {
peeAs. Use sspssssisa 4 sssvaess's = y
sait dams ~ gsasis yssx seiss Do jsss
hsnus: nsis, % ssOasasat ettsadsaea
; - iases lseot, ~ sesteGss 4 - eeaes
16aaiesesss. q ttait t1sssS . = tsssS
. rslslliessss qsi ~ EsaissA Uss 80
! - pstossupst;sa ssnblai, psss = osassl
,tpe,dvs sus y sisaes bssa 4 rsatsaE .
QuotQoo yu1g q o0Uo - - -
eaisea = tsnaSs. = y ~ plsssscn -
tisse 4 sapsshs - ~ aeeshse 9 cesc
~ psus essuyss y sssuf al dfssclais q
- treat. Uss fsis, q ~ 80 gsss.ass sh'
Z psau & paills q passa - deSgte dans =
,ipaiess shssslass bsuee 60 - Nses "a
psiess tesshaisnG sassasat; = alssss sss'
~ usls speasst 1ses teets :. s:s.al
.hssuAk Nj, - Qsi f1aepalk tseeeS q:
- tvuas Z 3eoase, 6toaiA eea0s 3sTA =
rsspssssise = dsslsuP, 9 dfeessaesoss
al ssablsh ~ ~ haei1aslle. eesse-'
+ uison @si lssr ssst ispsinS = sassee
~ Hansi ~ await ssatsieaS, y - -.
sais ~ asess slnas teait vssse vlss ~
joiDlue 4 - = sjsttss snssse aax ~
assts = pasvss pseik shasssse
- u0una = ssaiso : tnSee = ~
Z ~ - es11o Vos4s pnino teu1e ssae'
b = b blou . tlann = . Hee csesn4
ssuvsa1 - ss1Us = 81 - dhaisssa
rLbsisusut - D1sns. 0sGst 49,.
pvpuiases sa15sas q vl1gU = ssaeh
ocvsms; y pssases - ssOlsds suAess
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1891-10-24

do l'allSs, Charles radmirait on plut5t Tado-
RAFT, car e'etait uns adoration profonds que
le panvrs snfsnt du Portage await vouee a Ia
eentille Ellie Morelaud.
Cells-ci emit par s'apercevoir de- l'attention
don't ellie etait robjet. mais, loin den deviner
ID cause, ellie erut qns 10 petit chasse"r await
besoin de quslque chose ct, courant 4 lni:
-vous avex soif n'sst-cs pas lui deman-
da-t-ells.
1t, sans attendre n rsponss, ellie courut
! la sale 1 mangsr ct rsparut bient6t en- por-
tant avse precaution, sur IN petit plateau,
on verrs de cristal, rsmpi dune eau limpide
ct glsc6s. Les larmes vinrsnt aux yeux de
Charles, tant de bonts lui allait an ceur. II
prit ls vegrs dune main trsmblante, ma;s en-
vain 10 porta-t-il I ses lsvres, rsmotion lui
6tait rusass do sea faculties ct pas une gout-
70 dean ne put trouver passage dams IN gor-
- rssssrrse. II rsposa ls vsrre en- balbu-
tiant quelquss mots inintelligibles. Ella
SQUIRT doucsment de CO qu'slls croyait stre
tmidite ct reutra dams Ia maison, mais ellie
await fermS ID porte derriers ellie ct le parvre
Charles comprit qu'elle ne rssiendrait plus.
II jsta sa soupiraut son sac sur son <paule.
ramassa 60 qui restait de sss becassines ct
sUrtit, non sans avoir jstS n.-long regard 4
ostts porte ferm&e.
Cstts foia, il prit le chsmiu Dc 10 grande
rue ain do % defaire Dc - uaerhandise.
mais nj lee determinations de- msnxgsres du
village nj lss questions des chasssurs n'eussnt
ls pouvoir Do parracher 1 % sombrs rsvssis.
u dStestait Franklin, ls ssul 1isu habits qu'il
commit, ls lieu on bieA> pouvsnt, hs!ss con
oegnsil await stS froissS. On h traitait Do
pstit savage, d'strs fantasqS1 car Il n'avait
pas d bassssss ct ID serviliti dee antres Pc
tits nasshands Dc gibisr. 6ssvsnt dee mota
geossises, des rsmarques insuliantss lai
avaisns ttS adssss6s, ct I ess hjures Il n'avait
rspoadu que par On silence didaigneux.
Aais apras tout, que lui iaportait h m6-
s,SH,A ues h Sis;S q1Tl sssr.o~ss-.
Vsa.kI;a, S'isait h sss TElls 2oss'and. q
n'isait Pc ssulsmsnt pour vsndrs "a mar
ehandiss, pour aehstsr lss provisions neces-
,airse l ID subsistence ds - faoills qufl en-
trait dsns - village maudit, e'ttait % Prov'-
sion d bonhsur ! lui qail vsnait , ehsrohs!,
oar h bonhsur, pour b pasvrs sotant, et.it
ID vus Dc con idols. st estts fois, non ssuls-
msnt, Il IA vue, mails ellie lui par't.
Chae.ss s'empressa Dc tsr~insr lee CON-
missions don't sss parents ravaisnt charge ct,
rsmontant sur con ehsval, Il rsprit ls ehsmiu
da Portage. II psssa Dc nouveaa dsvant d
ms;,ou do madame Morsland, i snveIopp'
.etts msiaon dun long regard damour. mali
essts fsis, son sspoir fut dscu, Ella no psru
point.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-10

The Link Bel Water Elevator, an arpa.
esans fos ra!Sins large quantities Of water for
irs,gatiss purposes, 10 destined n Be Of great
ssiue In certain sections ofthe c~uaty. Along
the 0upnisoa between Delta and Grad
Junction are many email traces cflaad vary.
ing In siss frusa IS 10 100 scrss that will not
warrant The great expense Of taking . ditch
Ntcm the river ~ the fall OF the river 10 com.
paratively slight and the canon wallis come
to closely 70 the waters edge. II ever irri.
CATION 10 made suecssfal where water is
raised BY machinery, It certainly must b
With the simplest mechanism. for Il matters
aos what BE- the contrivancs Il will always
take the sams amount Of powsr to raise a
given quantity Of water givea heikh. To
all Interested in The subject We would advise
that call Be made st the Delta Mercantile
Cs's store whers thsy are for sale. Examine
the pamphlet. and listen 70 the exhaustive
lsstArs on the subject By Charlie Dswniag.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-10
0anaoos.
STATE OF COLORADO. lss

car.Jr ~ i,y,y. ss
In the County Court, IAuretta Hamiltoa. plain
tid, rs. Robert B. Hamilton. defendant, sunmoos
the people Of the State Of Colorado. 70 Robert y.
Hamilton. the defendant abeve name, GreetinE
Yeu are hereby required 70 appear in an actiso
brought a.ainst you BY the above named plain.
ti6 in the County Court Of Delta COuaty. State Of
Colorado, and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days amer the service hereuf. II
this county. or BY publication. within thirty
days sfter the service hereof. exclusive Of the
dss OF service; or Judgment by d-fhult viii b
a>en against you according tn the prayer Of the
complaint; snd II Q copy of the complaint In the
above entitled action Be not servrd with this
summons or II the service hereof Be made out 0(
this state. then ten days adfiti'oal 70 the time
WI be allowed before the taking Of judgment By
default - aforvxaid-
The aid action Is brought 10 Dissolve the bo0ds
sf matrim.ny between the PLAINTIFF aud defend.
ant and for the custody of the two minor rhil.
dren, the issue Of the marriage Of plaintiff and
defe ndant the cause set out in the complaint r,
that the defendant hss willfally deserted and .b.
STATE of Colorado without any intention Of re-
turning will more fully appear frndn the CON.
plaint In said action 70 which refersnce h here
ma e;
And you are hereby notified that II You hil to
appear. and to answer the aid cumplAint as
above required. the aid plaintiff will take iudg-
ment against you according 70 the prayer Of the
csmplaint viz dcs~lu ion Of the bonds 81
matfimJny between the plaintiff and the defend
ant and the custody Of the two minor chtldnn.
the issue Of aid marriage.
G ven under my hand at Delta. In aid county,
this 36lh DAY Of January. A. u. 1891.
a. Z. AMsBAkf. Attorney for plaintiff.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-10

Sheriff Shores hns written a letter to the
Ler'slstnrr coum ,niius that the law Civ.
ing bosmty on bear scalp. or repealed. Ms.
Shores states that = number Of parties engage
Ia this i,u.iuess in the summer season .
time ~heu tie meat sud pelts ar. WORTHLESS,
chiefly for the bounty OF >io. Most Of the
bear. sre killed by dead falls, ~hici, have to
be baii-d with fresh meat every day and a
great many does. elk, fs~ns and mountain
she-p ars killed to bait the trsP. In his
letter Sheriff Shor~s says that our county
TREASURER paid E.< seventy three bear scalr-,
snd the e.rcAssrs. With the peIts unremov,d
uer~ len io pairify on the hill sides and in
the gu,ches Of Gsunissn couuty.-Eik Mouu.
tain Pilot.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-10

The town cosncil At the meeting Thursday
evening transacted considerable bus.ness that
must materially eject the g~nei ~rlfr re.
The ordinance Psblishesi in this isa e Of the
IxpKPkxDGSr respecting the sale OF liquor
on Sunday hlls a long felt want ana will aid
materially In improving the travel on ths
sidewalks at alo~t Z o'clock In ise af moon.
Resolutions ordering the strict enfarcemen,
Of the ordinances concerning the selling oi
liquor BY druggists werr rs--sd and the IN.
tsr< sncient rye will have to be labelled Nj.
cssSs Killer. The hove hoase is now an -.
sarr,i fact. The plans aud specifications oi
w. Il. Gale we're accepted aud he was award.
el the contract to build the house for $3.50, eu
LOT -, block 3. the saMe having lrcn pre-.
sent~, to the towa BY the Delta Town aud
Improvement Company.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-10
ne ~ a.a =


The will Of the late George A. Crawford
has been 6ied in the Pr.bate Court Of Mesa
county. He names Monroe L. Allison and c.
B. Rich, as trustees aud executors Of the e..
state HIS property Is to be divided equally
between his two brothers and three sisters,
each to receive 6fth. This 9Th is then To
be divided between the members Of the re.
spective families. Outside Of these bequests
there are several legacies left to intimate
friends. The will a!.o provides that il the
executors shall realize mare than $50 900
from the estate that the residue shall be de
voted to the establishment Of public libraries
At Grand Junction and Delta, two parts OF
such sum to be expended in Graad Junction
and one part in Delta, such library and read
ing rom TO be presented 70 the two towns.
respectively, upon their promise sad agree.
ment " maintain the ssme.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-10

Last Wednesday Tom Byron, Philius, Nc.
Intyre aud Ssuderlin, four miners from the
virsinius mine, near ouray. started up Mt.
snsfies to bring down two men that had been
blown up In an explosion. When at an al,i.
tude of about 1900 feet. the party was
struck by . snow slide and buried beneath
6fty feet Of snow. The bodies were recovered
the next day. Byron's body vas shipped to
Delta, near which place he had q ranch
where his family srs now living. Funeral
Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1891-02-10

Buckley Bros, pateniees Of the Pocket
Muciisge," have on exhibition and for sale
their ware at the following places: Post or.
fer. Latham 4 Williams, aud !. n. NcMar.
r.r's. This mscilaSe will be found very uss.
fvi aud handy bv all. Il is hard sRd can be
rri-i without danger Of sticking in ones
p csei, at the same time, by wcttinG the ends
ii an. ser the same purpose rs liquid nuci.
lage. Price IS cents per stick.
BUCKLEY Bros.
Delta, Colo.
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An ordinance to amend an ordinance entitled
Y An Ordinance Concerning the Selling and
Trafiic In lnto1icatns Liquors and Licenses
Be 1t ordained by the Board of Trustees Of the
Y Town Of Delta:
SIS. !; That Section nine ~ of an ordinance
entitled AN Ordinance Concerning the Selling
and Traffic in Intoxicating Liquors and Iicetses
&Therefor" adopted and approved February 7th.
Esss be and the same hereby is amended soas to
EsEc. 8. Hereafter it shall be unlawful within
Il / hin one mile from the outer boundaries ofthe
Eaid town. on the sabbath dav aud night to keep
Nppen any hppii,g house or other place (except q
{irug store) where spihtuOns. vtnJus. malt or in
ftoSirating Liquors are sold or given away under
ia town license, a~ to sell or give away. either in
Gus. vinous. Intoxicating, malt liquon between
a the hours Of Il O'Clock midnight, Of any night,
I and O'Clock .. m. Of the day following. or for
| any persn. except druggist to sell, give away.
| dispose or barter or exchange any matt, viunus.
i spir:tuous fermented, mixed or intoxicating
Y liquors any pers..n under the sge Of Il y.srs.
or TO any per-on inAns or distrActed In mind, o!
idiotc. or 10 any persOn known Il, be an habitual
\ or common drunkard. Any person OFFENDING
axa st nr violating any Of the provisions Of this
I Of not lcss than ten dollars nor more t.ian hfty
dollars and c. sts for each ofense.
r, SIC 2. Ali ordinances or parts 1t ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance are hereby re-
: So; g. This ordinance shall be Of full force
4 and effect and after five days from the day Of
| publication therenf.
AdS'ssS y s.%ssBP M approved Feb s. "! y. SCOTT
Clerk pro ten. Mayor
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Treasurer Howard received yesterday the
following letter from the Coroner Of Weld
County:
Mr.. TREAxuRER Dear SRA stranger
died here suddenly. He has on his person =
receipt for axes from treasurer Of Delta
county fer sag. given In 1857. TIE re.
ceirt is to g. Anderson. Can you tell me
anything sbou, hin or his property in Delta
couutyl Yours,
IF. COLEMAN.
Does auyone know anything Of the man,
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The following stock In the Aiasssota ca.
nal Company having been Esfeited for fail.
ure 10 pay aseessments thereon, notice h
hereby given that the same os 10 much there.
Of as is neceasary topsy the asssssmeuss vill
b sold At public sale At the ftoat door Il che
post office, At Paonia, Colorado on Saturday
the aSth day Of February, 1891, u I s'sisck
P. M. via:
Aaron ClesEh, shares No. ~ y :: issla.
sive. due ti4.s6.
John L. Tarasr. shares No, a y - saA %
u 9S, inclusivs, due sia.O7.
J. N. Fiuisy. sharss No. i5s y i6s insls.
sivs, dus -.
L. Bone, sharss No. sso s,l and . and
III due $4.so.
e. ooopssow. s.s'y.