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The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO. IS

carsIY OF DELTA.
t., H.. ,,oupty Court, T.. z. wannemaker, plain
;iT ~ Versus q. W Harris, defendant summons az
The r o,lr Of the state OF toiotnuo: :o,,n,. 70 w.
Harris the defendant above named. ireetinR;
Yen are hereby required TO appear ~, ", laim
brau"hI nrun>t you by the above named pull Pr,,
M, IN thn County Court Of Della Csunty; STATE
nfiniorado /" d answer the complain, .nete'w -
W. w,,hin twenty dnys after the service hereof y
served within this county: or. IL served nut oi
,bis county or by publication. within thirty u"y
af,er thc serv &c hereof, exclusive oi me day M o.
aaryicc. or Judgment by default VIII De tnheh
or,,iust you according t1 the prayer OF the eohi IN
,i"int. ind If a cory of the complaint IN the
~ We entitled action be II sefved WIN wv
sun,mous or IL the service hereof De mane ou. "
,iis siaie hen ten days additional q me tinis
hereinaovc specified for appearance anu nisTe, h,
will be allowed bef re the takhs "iJuu6
default as aforesaid. ..,o. tho srr,
of : IN ID, money loaned TO defendant BY piain-
iii NJ defendants request and iiilerest ~ % PeI
nnnum from Jan. 16 1SD,, as VIII more Nui.y ~
rrar from the complaint in said action 10 "hien
ref reng is made ,, 49,, ,fv vo,, q. a, IN
an gar and to answer the said com iint ~
nbuy, required, the said plaihtin Will take jug
neut against YOU by default. -,
Given under my hand ut Dsl!A IN saio eouu'y
this u Il day of January. \. ID lS9l ,.,~
'H'' 800 ~ A. X. KiSG' ATTY for plaintiff,
Pos; St, once a, sisry, nna,e'' DELTA. COLO
| Isl Feb. IL, lsli.
ith Ma, Gil 8, 1891.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Largest orchnrd In t,,e Union.

The largest bearing apple orchard in
the United States, says an exchange, is
in Leavenworth, Kan, and comprises
437 acres of bearing trees. This year
the yield was 9,17o bushels, tho gross
receipts being $4,000. Yet nearly 500
was cleared Off each acre. The owner
considers the Missouri Pippin the best
paying apple in the orchard, the Zen
Davis next and the Jonathan third.
lie has recently set IN soo-acre orchard
In Usage County.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

The General Assembly has passed a bill
and the Governsr signed it so that taxes may
lie paid in two installments, one half any
any time before the LIST Of February and the
other before the lst iay of August. IL the
grea. haste to have the bill become q loY on
the LIT of March, IL word WAS loft out of the
engrossed copy, that the Governor SIGNED, So
thet it is now II question ne l. 10 legality. IL
is quite rtsn tkst tH.r. ere Jorge nu,,ber
Of ,sxpayers that could not o.ject to pay ing
thar taxes in two ins. ailments.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Louisiana Lottery interes. is making aes

Louisiana Lottery interest is making des-
perate fight for existence. 1t has established
. considerable number of "patent outside"
papers in the country parishes of the State,
and it proposes to put up complete lottery
ticket for all the officers from governor to
constable at the next election. 1t has large
pecuniary resources of which it is ready to
make unscrupulous use. Its avowed purpose
y to elect Governor and Legislature by
whose aid Constitutinal Convention can be
called, which will engrait a lottery charter in
tbs Constitution FOR fifty or a hundred years.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
France and Germany are again gazing a.

France and Germany are again gazing at
each other with warlike eye. When the
mother of the kid emperor of Germany was
in Paris recently it seems that the Frenchmen
did not show that reverence tn her that strict
international courtesy requires. hence the
chilliness. France has been itching for
chance 10 have another trial OF strength with
Germany just ~ soon as there was hope Of
reversing the results Of 1870. Should there
ts var Germany will have no picnic this
time, and France will probably discover that
. Napoleon I. ia not on hand every day that
ean LEAD FrsEch army across Germany in
II vssks
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
SHpnIs OMD.
STATE OF COLORADO, ,ss

STATE OF COLORADO. ,sa
CopsrY - DPLrA,
In tb. County Court, Iauretta Hamilton. plain.
ttR vs. Ruber, r. Hamilton defendant summons
The people uf the state nf Colorado. To Robert ..
Hamilton the q. fen art abeve name, Gre ung'
You are hereby r, quin.d ~ appear IN an Acti-u
brought ain,t you by the above nhnieu pIsih.-
iirf in the County Court of Delta County. sute ni
Jhinraao and answer the complaint therein
within twenty days after the service here't. u
served W thin this county; or, II .er en .ut ..
this county, or by pullicsi on. with thiity
dny- after the service h-rsof exclusive OF ue
daI Of srryi'-s; or Jua.n.-S mt ny default WI ps
t S-u II against yuu Hccr:a.Ig u the rrnyef OF tne
complaint: nd II a cop ~ the complaint IN the
stut,nnns or IL tn. service hereof he nale "ut ui
this Stat. then ten days additional u tne Nih'
here nab We -pecii!.i r Appearance AMI Sn.wef
vii he all wed bvfJrc the taains OF Judgment oy
efsuli n Eftr said .
The sall action I. brought 20 dissolve the bonds
ant and f,r Tie cust 81 ~ ihe tno minor nj
drrn Ihr i.-us OF the inaTriage f pl.iniin and
del, udnt the eau set ',ii. ~ the coHtisih. y
thHt the dsf'ni't has will. .filly derrted siid ab-
:. MED iIn .f from the piainii and bss len the
stat ~ olurhdo without any intention OF n
turn!ug will NOR. nti'y appear fr IN the com
plaiat IN said action Ia which reference is here
q; - -,
Ani you are hereby notified tbs, " You fall to
aup,-r nd to answer the said complaint as
above required. the sid plaintiff Siil tsbe ludg
m,utH..al y. Ii acc riin, Z. th- " yer OF the
c.mplElut viz. 4 S.s ,lu Ion OF the bonds of
mat rni.,ny bytwe.ti the painiiif and the defend
ant and the ciIst'sfy al the two minor chlidfeii'
the issue ~ aid marriage.
@ ven under my hand ~ psiis IN ssid county.
this .oih DAY Of January. A. u. lsh.
a. T. AAis8Akf, Atiefney for plainhs.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
B.ilord's Horehound syrup f"r
WhOOping Cough.

There is no remedy In the world which
will give such prompt relief in Whoopins
Cou.i, a- Billiards Uorehound .ScrHp. II
will positivsiy cure it. IT, you will try il,
your children will not keep you awake all
nigh, coughing Billiards. IInrehounI Syrnp
is the most cooling aud soothing remedy for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and
asthma in the world. II is free from opium.
1t builds up new tissue. strengthens the
Lungs, and is an Incompatible remedy. made
of the best aud purcst materials. II your
Lungs are weak and you have u ,ic.line in
your Throat, you need it. l. ". McRux-
Ray. AGENT.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

There is good deal of destitution in the
cities of Canada. A large procession of work
ingmen unemployed marched to City Hall,
Toronto, a few days ago and represented they
were out Of work and asked that something
be done to give them employment. Tie
army of unemployed in cities is small, but il.
IL large enough to be a source of danger,
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Cremation is daily becoming more popular
abroad. In Baden the Ohenburg and Hei-
delburg city councils have decided to erect
furnaces. The government in Basel has for
mally granted to all citizens of the canton
the right to choose between being buried and
being burned. A crematory is being erected
in Manchester at a cost of S37 500.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Jay Gould has completed his work of uni
ting the Pacific and Atlantic in roads under
his management. He has the Richmond Ter.
minal, Louisville & Nashville and the roads
south of Ohio, and now has got into New
York and Philadelphia. Mr.. Gould's comb.
nation will be the biggest kind of cnmpeti.
ton to the Pennsylvania road, pareIleling It.
surrounding it and crossing it again and
again.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Until recently SO per cent of the immigra-
ton to the United States was Irish, cbout 80
per cent German and 20 per cent from Eu-
ropean nations. Nov the Irish immigration
has almost ceased and that from Italy, Au-
stria, Hungary, Russia. Poland, Sweden, and
Norway is rapidly increasing. Most of these
immigrants formerly went West, but now
about two.thirds of them remain in the New
England aHd Middle States.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
linte City stone Glitter.

Endorsed by Boards Of Health. Sanitary As'ocia-
tiors, Physicians and scientists AS the best. .simp-
lest, AMI most perfect 6ltor, cooler and purifier
in the world. Remove, bacteria and all kind Of
disease germs perfectly. Makes the fulcst
water that eau he obtained absolute pure. b,th
chemically and biologicsily. Durable. ornimen-
tai an easily cleanei ~ eny water-paiI or jar.
Filters To 10 gall .ns day. Price sltosiJ.
Dr. II. x. Bfastcd. Dclta, Colo.
Agent for Delta. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

The next United States Senate will consist
Of SO Senators, and the roll nov lacks but
two names to make it complete. The names
Of 46 republicans are upon the list. or the
remaining 80 names 81 are those of "s.rais sht"
democrats; the other three belong to the
farmers alliance, men elected from South
Carolina, Kansas and South Dakota. The
vacancies will he filled by elections in
Florida and Illinois.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

A new fad in New York is called the hot
pine bath. Those who take it lie in a tank
and have the tepid extract oftLe pine poured
upon them, and wonderfully exhilarated by
it. Taken your pine this week." is a conf
mon question now in the different down.
town stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Notice for r.b,,easisn.
LAND OFFICE AT MovrRo.r. c.ro.

Feb. 2sti,, 1891.
Notice Ia hereby given that the folipwing-
named settler has iled notice Of his intention To
make final Iroof n suppo-t Il hts claiIn. and
Henry. County Judge 4 .x-oilico Clerk Of County
Court At beta. Colorado. on April 10, 1871. viz
Prank f1att. 10. =. No. 666. Ute Series. for tlis
southeast y southwest u section II. Bpfibeast =
northwest z section 90 township 81, N. q. 10 W.
N. N. r. NJ.
He nxIneS the following witnesses IN
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of. said land. VIZ: Milton X. We'ch
af Delta. Colo. William Miller and Minor Free
= W. u. HTkELE, Register,
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

The move to have the old Fort Crawford
military reservation above Aontrose made
into miners hospital is move in the right
direction. The climatic conditions and the
locality are all that can be desired. II the
people Of Montrose can 10 influence the
powers that be, that a hospital is locnted
there, it will be another enduring monument
to their energy and farsisatedness.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

A census bulletin shows that on June l,
1890, there were AZ, ,233 coDvicts in State pris-
ons and penitentiaries in the United States
a against SC, $50 reported in 1880; thus shew-
ing that the criminal population is growing
somewhat more rapidly than the population
at large
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

The long.distance telephone has reached a
high tate of perfection. A cornet solo. e
banj hoio with whistlng Accompaniment. on
ItaB lara by lady, were given iu New
York nd were listened to with pleasure by
o seIeS audience in Boston.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Somebody is OVERRIDING the father.of-his.
country relic business. The swo,d that WASH
ington wore when he resigned his commits
sion was simultaneously offered for sale to
Massachusetts,, New York and Pennsy lvania
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
General Admission So Cts. Children 25 Cts
Reserved Seats 30 Gents.
Seats for sale at Delta Mere. Co., and EIc-
Murrays Drug Store.
BuckIen's ArnIss ssI.o.

The best salve in the rorId for cuts, bruises
es, sores, ulcers, Salt K.rnm, fever soros.
tettor, ch.pped h@nds, ei,.,3!s,o. c"rns and
all skin eruptions. aud positissly cures
piles, or 10 pay required. 1t is g..,.nteed
To give perfect satisfaction, or m",-y re.
funded. Price IS cts. per box. For ,sle by
LATHAM & WILLIAMS and 1. N. McMUR-
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

The editor of a weekly paper in Kansas
has been shot at twice, assaulted three times,
and had the windows of his office smashed in
three times within the space of four months,
because he declared the Mayor ought to be
impeached for drunkenness.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

An Indianapolis church member who sub.
scrib-d to church building fund attempted
to wiggle out of it by claiming that the con-
tract was illegal, as it was made on Sunday;
bur the court has decided that he must roy
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Husnlaona.
STATE OF COLORADO. ,ss
E.If.-- ~ OF LEILA

STATE oP COLORADO. ,ss
In the County Court, Ba.hsbs Goo.ienow. plain.
tlr vs. IlR-tsy , topd"h'~, u.h'ndent. sum
mons ths p-ipI. ~ tn. stat. ai Colorado 20 hsr-
yuy : Co1i,aow. the deiendent above named.
greeting.
Y,m .rc hereby required TO appear In an seton
brought against you by the sbIyr nsin.d plain.
tif m the iaiunt. C. ut Of Delta County. State Of
q louldn IN which Id Cnutt, Couniy and state
the cumIl siut the above eptitled act nn Is
nlrd: aud answer the complaint therein within
twenty days afcr the serNirs hereof. u serred
within this county. OF. II sfvsd nut OF this r''in
ty nr By pub catiop. within thirty days Sfisr tie
service hcr,Of exclusive sf III. day OF ssrii e..
ar Judgment Will be taken sgAinst you according
10 the prayer of the complaint.
The sild actiun g. brptisht l., procure decree
nf divorce and ~ III solution Of te b''iiis nf INST
rimany rSistirg b-twccn p .inttn aud 'eirbd.
ant III NOR fully npIsaf fr,tn the rotnlls NJ
In .Hi,i action To- which fvf.r-pcc l. here aiSlc
And yuu Erc herrhy noiihr'i that u ycu iail To
appear. AMI to EI-scf the sid cutnpl int as
ablvr rvguif.d Ia. ssii plaintin viii ,-.u.- de
ulI y cnt.red a rat Vt y,.u and apply - tue
Iuurt . The tC!ief dcg sI'ied8
Given nndef a.. hand sni The ~cal of the
ounty rpuu at D,its ~ sA.i County. tli. 18th
day q January A. u. lr1l tsn. IS " HR>ss,
JUDI. I'D kxJi.e- q. -Eg by
- a. !. BLAcaLr, D,py Clerk.
,-AL-
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Oranges are in great demand in certain
cities where the women have notion shat
oranges freshen the complexion. Perhaps
this accounts for the brilliant complexion OF
the average California woman.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Motto. esr publication.
LAID oyY,cx AT MoNrRosI, Coto. |
Feb'y 9Th, 1891, I

LAND oyY;cx AT MoNrRosI, CoLo |
Feby 9Th, 1891.
Notice ishrrchy given that the following unmed
settler his iile'i H"tice of his intention IL make
nnai pronf IN ,upport of ms claln. and that said
proof will be mnde before Register or ksceiv-
or vt Monir~e. tnlO., on March 49, 1901. VIZ:
Abrnn H. Bone u. s. No 7s Ute sories for tho
Hw n. sec. 70 Twp u. ST. %. ". 5p. m.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous r,sidence upon. and cultivation OF.
kald lnnd, viz: Milton sHyrrs, lanes ". Snort,
Thomas Rohi,sop Ci aries r. Blox s0In. all Of Pa
onia. Delta County. Colorado.
W. II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

A young business man at Des Moines.
iowa. died from typhoid fever. being attend
ed by Christian Scientists. Investigation
may result in their arrest for murder.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

- A. Kirby 4 zieglev's Is the place tn buy
hsit, sats, I. baeso and cigars and then top
- uIsh glass Of sweet cider right fros'
Q(1sRvllls. Miehioaa.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
qHE DELTA INDEPENDENT
J. A. CURTIS. Proprietor.

A story from Lima, Ohio: Pair of fine
horses; faithful driver, go~d wagon, load Of
nitro.glycerine, explosion, and not even
tooth found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-14
PRICE TWO CENTS.

night and early in the morning. and at
o'clock he asked for and received whisky
cocktail. He said he wanted "bracer' for
the ordeal.
At O'Clock the death warrant wss read and
the march to the gallows commenced. Sheriff
p. NJ. Stead and Rev. DIR. Edwards walked on
either side of Henson. who was smiling and
bowing to the reporters and guards. lie was
placed on the soafold AZ 7;lO A. nj. and at
once started in q rambling and incohsrent
speech. At I'll the drop fell and swapping
sound wss heard as the vertebrs parted; He
was pronounced dead at 7:20 o'clock, but It
was evident that death was instantaneous.
The body was cut down st 7:22 and carried
into the morgue. IL required cothn of I'M
mense proportions to do service for the re-
mans of Henson, as the individual was OF
huge size and weighed 3l5 pounds.
ANOTHER HANGED.
LEXINGTON, No. August l8.-Christisn
Young was hanged in the lai-ysrd here at
Sl7 o'clock this morning. The body fell SIX
feet, aud his neck was broken. Young
chattsd with bis guards until near midnight
and then slept until FIVE o'clock this morning.
After hearty breakfast he smoked cigar
aud Joked with people in the jail. He as
cended the scaifold with q firm tread. and
while bis arms and legs we're being strapped
the sheriff inquired if it hurt him. Not very
much" he replied. and il don't make any
difference anyway, as it will be all over in
few minutes Just before the drop fell
Young exclaimed in loud voice. Give NV
regards to the Higginsyiile boys" He WAS
pronounced dead IN ten minutes after tic
trap was sprung.
NEW LEASE ON LIFE.
CorUMBIA, s. O.. August 13-The attorney
Of Martha Milling the negro woman SEN
fenced 10 be hanged at Chester TO morrow for
poisoning her husband has secured stay Of
proceeding and carried the case 10 tho Su-
preme Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-14
DlscoYery DaY.

New YORK. August 13.-Discoyery Day. Oc-
tober nth. this year. falls on Sunday. and IN
recognition OF this fact the Pan-Repubhc
Congress executive committee nave called
uDon ths ministers and teachers throughout
tie world 10 take as their text that day the
words from Leyiticus XIV 10, that are east in
the everlasting bronze OF the bell that rang
out from the steeple of Independence Hall on
July 4. l77G the news that the Declaration Of
lnfependeaceof the United States Of America
lad been adopted by the Cont mental Con-
gress. Proclaim liberty throughout all the
land 10 all the inhabitants thereof They
also request that the subject matter Of
their discourse shall be the discovery of
America. what the results Of this has been 70
the world and rs promise for the tuture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-14
MOURNING FOR LOWELL.
sorrowful Words at the Death Of tho Ameri-
can Poet.

IBy Cable to The Times.l
LONDON, Angus 13.-The provincial press
and the London afternoon papers contain
long and aTectionate articles upon the late
James Russell Lowell Expressions OF sor-
row for his death come from every quarter.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: The universal
regret for Lowell's death and admiration for
his character and achievements expressed on
this side Of the Atlantic are an eloquent testl-
mony If the reality of that entente among
the English-speak race which II Was one OF
the objects OF LOwelrs life to promote. Hs
place in literature is with Carlyle aad Rus
kin"
Edmund Gosse, in an article in tho st.
James Gazette saws. 1T is too soon D. make
an estimate of his final place III history. We
.hink to-day only Of MS stainless record. his
lofty intelligence and his devotion to lotteFs'
and we Ieyorently partake Of Americas
sorrow"
Henry Irving writes as follows:
In common with all Englishmen ! lament
the ,oss of one we 30 loved and horOred.'
LONDON. August l3-Lord Tennyson wires
from Haslemere saying. ENGLAND aud
America will mourn over Lowelps death.
They loved him and he loved them. Pray
express for myself and mine smcerdst sympa-
thy with the family. IENNyaoN."
Walter Resant. the wellknown writer and
novelist and first chairman of the executive
committee OF the incorporated Society u Au-
thors, has sent a telegram from Dartmore, IN
which. referring to the death of Lowell, he
says. The English Authors Society sends
its deepest regrets and sympathy with Ameri-
cans on the death Of this great writer, its
friend, James Russell Lowell
SOME AMERICAN TRlBUrys.
BAR HARBoR. Ne, August 13-Secrotary
Blaine. when informed OF the death of James
Russell Lowell. expressed his deepest sym-
pathy at the sad news. When asked if he
would not make some statement If blr.
LowelVs career as a diplomat he declined TO
do So
BosroN August l3.--Dr. Oliver Wendell
Holmes is much Affected by the death OK his
lifelong friend. James Russell Lowell, al
though. as he says he knew 1t was coming for
A long time He declined. however, most i'm
peratively 10 talk on the subject for puDhca-
ton at this time
NEwHURYFoEr. Mass. August 13.-John
Greenleaf Whittier. who has been forced 10
return % the mountains by i'll health, was
much shocked 10 hear Of Mr. Lowells death.
Too bad. TOO bad" he said 1T IS indeed
a great loss % American letters ana TO the
world.
north CONWAY. N H.. August 13.-W d.
H0wells speaks Of LOwelps death as national
calamity. He declines TO be interviewed. but
says he may write an articleon Lowell at some
other time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-14
THE SEALERs WARNED orr.
Behring Sea Commissioners Proceeding with
Their Investigations.

Their Investigations.
SAN FRANcIsco, CAL. August 13.-The Ex-
aminers Ounalaska correspondent. under
date Of August 7th, writes that during
a cruise in the vicinity Of the seal islands
Her MaJestys steamers had seen and
warned SIX sealers. the nited States
steamship MOhican five, the Jhetis two
and the Alert two. Many OF these had 10 be
fired on TO make them halt, and only one
schooner succeeded N running away. As
about fifty schooners have received warning
the next cruise u the war-sAips viii result
more seriously to pOachers If caught IN behr-
ing Sea. The Ihetis Was to sail at the date If
writing, and viii be followed by the others in
RAPID succession.
The behring Sea commissioners arrived
July 9th and are proceeding with the inves-
tigatiOn. The Americans will return as soon
as possible, but the British seem 10 be in TO
hurry. II. u. s. Porpoise has arrived here
from the China station and each ma
in addition 10 the United States cut
tiers. So far the cutters have taken all
prizes On July 2sth the Corwin ordered the
sealing schooner Ethel of Sandiago to leave
Behrng Sea and her captain promised TO DO
40. few minutes after, however, three rifle
shots were heard on the Ethel and a boat
from the COrwin pulled 10 her through the
fog Her sealing boat was found IN the water
aud on this evidence the schooner was
seized Her captain claims that one
of the crew was firing at bot
tie in the water and that his schooner
was too SIN all TO take the small boat on board
The Ethel was brought to Ounalaska. and her
crew is now IN the custody Of the marines
She had taken fifty eight skins on the day be-
fore the seizure and had three hundred and
seventy IN all Next week tue steamer will he
sent g. Sitka with the prizes ard he prison
ers. and the necessary evidence to convict the
latter. Lieutenant Tyler. [. 5 N, will COM
mand the Laninfa, and Ensign Dodd the
lihal