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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-30

THE ROANOKE TRANSFER
Il Company is prepared to do all
wagons, good teams and respon-
sible drivers. Prompt attention.
Offices, Freight depot and Jefferson
street, south. Telephone, 119.
oct1-1-yr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-30

OF ALL CHRISTMAS CARDS,
" photographs are the most well
come. During the holidays "At home"
photographs by "flash light" rs we'll
a. by daylight, are speciality with
the ROANOKE STUDIO, 100 Salem
avenue. myl3-8m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-30

WALsAK'S NEW PLACE-E.
w Walsak, the expert dyer and
cleaner. has opened n new place at the
corner of Commerce and Campbell
streets, and invites his old patrons and
the public to call and see him.
Suits cleaned for S1.50.
Suits dyed for $500.
Goods called for and delivered. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. nov296mo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-30

EMINGTON STANDARD TYPE
~ writer Is the best on the market.
For supplies, terms, ETC., apply to r.
ID. GUM, agent, No. IT Campbell
street, opposite postofiicc. novl+1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-30

corrrso, charging, exteriors. sidelinger's.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ENASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING-
y Terms reasonable. Mrs. Meloy, 40
Fourth avenue n. o. ds9.2t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-30
BOARDING..

ARGE PLEASANT ROOMS, CEN
1Atrally located. also stable for rent.
"a Sixth avenue S. w. decl2-1mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01

The weekly GAzsfrs is the best~a1G
eseaeat Ter Texas =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01

CHANDLER, o. T., VIA GUTHRIE, Sept. "a
No other town in the world is like Chand-
Ter to-day, for which all otner towns may
truly be glad The government site for the
town of Chandler is still inhabited only by
few soldiers and surveyors, but the other
half of the quarter section, just east of
Chandler, has been mapped out into u town
site, the population of which changes every
minute. The location of Chandler is on a
high bluff. The land which survey prs have
been trying to surveyin streets and alleys
are rougher than the high seas in a storm.
Great rocks, as large as small houses, are
scattered about all over the town site and
deep gulleys cut it into pieces. With miles
of level land all around. it Is difficult to I'M
derstan why such a rough piece Of land We
selected for the town
The rival town on the adioinirs calf a
quarter section is on level ST ind. On
Thursday mon rushed into it and Iove their
stakes, as anxious TO secure d forty feet
piece of ground as though it was worth
$1,000, but when they got in they were not
delighted. After slee ping out all night
Tuesday, tortured with hunger, thirst and
the most ravenous specimen of mosquitoes,
hundreds realized that they had enough
and began to leave,
One man Oyesterday offered two lots in
Chandler annex for ham-sandwich with
out finding purchasers. The town is over
run with gamblers of every description.
There has been no trouble in keeping the
people of of the site. All day yesterday
people kept coming, and at noon there was
probably 1000 people here. The country in
this vicinity is very poor ana no account for
agriculture Much of the Sac and Fox
country is good farming land.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01
SUFFERING NOW.
The Boomers Are in a Bad Way
for Water.
HORSES HAVE TO BE KILLED.
A Number of Those Who Went in Are Pros
rated by the Heat.
A Generous Darkey Gets Claim and Then
Gives 1t to widow-A Long Line
in Front of the Land
Terrible Suffering.

Special to the Gazette.
.>szGUTHRIE, o. T., Sept. M.-Parties in
from the Indian lands tell terrible stories
of the SufferingS of both men and animals
in the southern part of the Iowa, Sac and
Fox reservations. The weather is very hot
and sultry, and there has been no rain for
weeks. Settlers cannot find water for a
distance of twenty miles along the trail
and the roadside is lined with horses and
cattle, fallen exhausted for want of water
and many people are also lying along the
road too much worn out to go further. The
only water to be had is from filthy, stag
nant holes.
At the town of Chandler dirty water sells
for 10 cents a small glass. A hundred
horses have dropped dead.
Provisions were away up, but wagon
trains arrived to-day and number of stores
were opened up in the new towns founded
yesterday.
West of Chandler last night when the
survey of Tecumseh was completed, 5000
people made mad rush into the town and
three men on horseback were thrown under
the feet of hundred rushing horses. One
man was killed instantly, two have since
died. Four or five others We're badly hurt
in the rush.
The race into Chandler will take place to-
morrow, and more will be killed.
Rev. James Brooks. pastor of the Meth
odlSt church at Saltwater, Oklahoma,
rushed for a claim near Perkins and was
thrown from his horse and fatally injured.
In the Sac and Fox country two men
quarreled over claim and one was shot
There are now 600 people in line at the
land Offices, many Of whom will be COM
PEELED to stand three days and nights. About
twenty of these are women, one of them
being poor widow. who was beaten TO her
claim by a burly negro. The negro staped
there with gun all day, keeping every lady
off, and at night moved OF, telling the
woman that the claim was hers, and he
would be her witness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01

and staked on adjoining lots and un-
hitched their horse, tied the animal
to the stakes on the lots while
they made themselves comfortable in
the buggy on the other lot. Two lot sharks.
on the lookout to rob somebody of their
defenseless woman as easy game
and were in the act of untieing the horse,
when the two women jumped from the
buggy, and grabbing two heavy stakes, laid
them upon the shoulders of the would-be
lot jumpers with such lusty blows that they
ran away crying with pain.
Another case was noted here where a
woman left her husband on the outside to
take care of the baby while she took
her place among the crowd ready
for the rush. Two hours after
she was noticed on a cracker
box sucking the baby while
the husband was putting up shelter for
the night on the lot his plucky wife had
succeeded in stalking.
Improvement On the lots in Tecumseh
have already been commenced, and
the temporary tents will be replaced
by more substantial structures as fast as
lumber arrives.
Oklahoma City is the nearest point of
supply for the county seat and as the dis
lance is about forty-fve miles, considerable
inconvenience will be suffered until regular
freighting lines have been established.
The road has been blocked for two days
with heavily loaded wagons carrying stocks
of goods to the new town.
Capt. Stiles returned here tonight from
Tecumseh where he had charge of the sol
dierS. He says every thing in the town is
now peaceable and quiet.
The order prohibiting gambling and the
selling or giving away of Intoxicating
liquors is being rigidly enforced, which no
doubt accounts for the easy preservation of
order
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01

pared to elope. but tie letter fell into the
hands of her parents, and they watched her
closely. She finally managed to escape
from the house, but without her shoes She
turned the horses loose to prevent pursuit,
and met Davis, who had procured car
rage.
Her flight was discovered by her par
ents, who sought her around the house,
but the absence of the horses prevented eff
fectual pursuit
Once in the carriage with her lover. the
whip was piled and at O'Clock this
morning the carriage stopped 1t the resi-
dence of Judge Hayworth in this city. He
was hastily awakened and married tbs
couple while they sat in the carriage
The young folks took the 9 O'Clock train
south this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01
AGAIN IN CUSTODY.
The Notorious Bob Campbell
En- Route to Texas.
CAPTURED IN ARKANSAS.
Sailing Under an Alias. clubbing Himself
Bill Underwood-His Record While
in the Lone Star State-A
Large Reward
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. A-Rnb
Campbell, alias Bill Underwood, one of the
most noted criminals who ever carried 2
Winchester on the Texas border, was cap
tured near Conway by Sheriff Wilson of
Faulkner county to-day.
In 1886 Campbell stole an entire drove of
cattle from ranch in McLennan county,
Tex, and escaped. He was captured after
a hard fight and landed in the Texas peni-
tertiary to serve ten years. In the fall of
1888 he escaped, and being pursued by
Sheriff ]. NJ Coglin and posse of Wise
county, Tex. was brought to bay. Just as
the posse was, closing in on the desperate,
he turned, pouring volley from his Win
Coglin. Amid the excitement attending
the death of the officer Campbell escaped.
A few months after this Campbell COM
mitted the crime of highway robbery in the
suburbs of Waco, and his identity being
discovered, he fed to the Territory,
where he was surprised and taken
prisoner by Ranger Capt Mcdonald.
While awaiting the orders of the governor
to be carried back to Wise county, Camp
Jail. He was pursued by Sheriff Garrison
of Montague county and Sheriff Rucker of
Wise county with posse, and on being
overtaken in an old field, fought
with the desperation of man
tiger. Sheriff Garrison was shot through
the neck and fell from his horse just as an
other ball from Campbell's Winchester
knocked Sheriff Hackers pistol from his
his hand and pierced his arm. The desper-
ado again escaped, being the fourth time,
since which time his whereabouts hay e
been unknown. A large reward was offered
for his arrest. Sheriff Rucker of Wise
county has been using every means to To-
cate him. A few days ago Sheriff Wilson of
Faulkner county, Ark, got information that
Campbell was living in the interior of that
county under the name of Underwood The
Fanlker county sheriff wired Sheriff
Rucker to come on, and the latter reached
Conway this morning, accompanied by City
Marshal North of Decatur
a few hours before the arrival Of the
Texas officers Sheriff Wilson, with posse
Of six, rode up to Campbell's house. The
Texas desperate was in the front yard, and
quickly realizing the situation drew his
pistol and began firing Before he had
time, however, to take accurate aim he was
b king down q double barreled shotgun.
HI dropped his pistol and threw up both
harris, which only saved his life.
" hen confronted by the Texas officers
Eap.ube1 acknowledged his identity, but
n,alnf aimed an air Of bravado. He was
DroW htthrough In shackles, and warrant
was issued BY Governor Eagle for his re-
nova to Texas.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01
Killed Their Horses.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Sept e4-The town,
which has for several days been deserted,
is now filed with people It is filed with
boomers, come to file on their claims,
and with disguised people from Chand-
dler. Some of them killed their
horses, being unable to get water
for them, and returned in wagons. Those
who went for claims are generally delighted
over their adventures. Many say that
they have located claims worth from $1,000
to 5000. These are mostly situated along
Bear creek in the Iowa lands.
The crowd in front of the land Office
grows every minute At noon to-day there
were at least 800 men and women in line.
The work of filing is slow and many OF
those in the line will not get into the Office
today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01
Kansas Commission

TOPEKA, KAN, Sept. 25.-The state
board of railroad commissioners, aftei
making a tour of inspection over The
Lawrence and Burlington branches of t
Santa Fe road, has rendered q decisi
and have ordered the company to relay
track from Lawrence to Ottawa and fro
Ottawa to Burlington, substituting ste
for iron rails, which have been in use no
for twenty years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01
Discharged from Custody.

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, GRAYsoN COUNTY, TEX, Sept.
24-J. H. Whitemore was discharged by
United States Commissioner ricketts, to-day
on the charge of assault to murder one
Hightower, in the Chickasaw Nation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-01
LOVE LAUGHS AT LocksMITHs.
Abort Worth Young Man Succeeds in Cap
turing Cooke County Lady.
Special to the Gazette

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY. TEX, Sept.
23.-Iast evening Mr.. r L. Davis, sales
man in grocery house at Fort Worth, came
TO Town and procured a license for himself
and Miss Kate Medkipt to marry, and re-
quested the county clerk to keep the facts q
secret. He and Miss Medkipt. who is an
accomplished young lady of nineteen, and .
daughter OF Capt. w. NJ. Medhpt of Siyil's
Bend, have been engaged for some time. but
her parents refused to consent 70 the mar
14lage. Davis wrote to Miss Medkipt to
meet him near her house last night pre-
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Recorder once.
EXPORTER.

Feb. cath: J. Il. and F F. Rolf N Gale
Bros, m-cesuie's lien. Amanda Bailsv to
Maryrr~, Grow, warranty d,-d. X. e. Kill
len To ". 4. Travis, chattel mortgage.
F.b.25th: United State, To Joel L. Preston !,
Receivers receipt. Joe! l.. Preston to Fred
erck N. Ollie, trustee, deed oftrust. United
States Ia Syks-,er Hill. patent. David
Nil!. t.. a. l. K..l"sg, chs,tei mortgage.
Feb. snt: Ftsuk S. R"f To Gale bros,
chsttel morr.sse. Lucus Ae5i to A. L. Aus
barry. mortgage 4 al.
Feb. 2,ih: J. {. posling to W. E.Travis.
chaii-i mortgage. United Sts,es To Elmer
C"urrist. E-ceirer's receipt. Elmer Courier
10 l., Richardson. trustee, trust deed.
Feb. 9sth: c. S. Howard 10 W. X. Travis,
chattel mortgage. A. Wishsrt, trustee, to
A. X. fir.k. release deed of trust. II. o.
Bear ,nF. Y. pilIs, trustee. deed of trust,
United States to FrelericS Fisher. patent.
Msrc!, 2ad: Cora II. Bucklaad ts Aadres-
T. Blaehly, ct II, warranty deei. =. d.
Bruce to a. E. Amsbary, chattel mor'..:e.
Henry F. Ryan to W. 4. Travis, chaslei
mortgage.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
S-w snf. ,or the Comfy Treasures.

The old dry goods box with door ginde
out Of u coal oil case. that has 81 long done
its noble work RS county safe at the cour,
house will soon be sold at public auction or
used on cold mornings by the county clerk to
build fires. The county funds have been in
II state Of jeopardy for year. and DESPITE the
vigorous reinonsfrabces and energetic lick
ing of Treasurer Howard who most graceful
ly carries the soubriqu-t of kicker" the
careful .ud retrench-nt county conmis. ou-
nll these years the county cash has been in
great peril, ~ sometimes the Delta Ccuty
Ian. would have few Thousand, the pockets
of the Treasurer some, ant the small bux
sainrHted with coal oil the balance. The
financial basis of the county has therefore
b-.n an smouldering volcano and il WAS
officially known too, bnt the great desire to
keep the taxes down aud wheat up has al
ways prevented tn. application Of remedy.
Last week however, Treasurer Inward, to
speak tisurariv-iy, seized the male bovine by
tie horns aud after due care an,i d-liberation,
the ndrice aud consent of few taxpayer,
and the cooperation OF Wishart and Brown,
ordered n tin- article from the John Morris
Co., nf ticnro. From advance information.
it j. lcarnr,l that said sate viii be we'll built
throughout of iue t"m.,o-can material,
9X7n3 inches painted blsck and costing
nearly $500.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Minutrs Of the NIn.s Meeting.

The president of the " 0mans Christian
Union called u rIass rn--iiny of the l- lies of
Delta, to I've held la the PrrsbyieriAn ch.rch
on Saturday, ia. 2sih, for the purpose of
organizing a Young y nriaH.' Christian Tenn
p-rance UnIou anl II hildren', Loyal Legion.
The day proved to be a -torn.y one, yet
there good attendance.
The president beng unable tn attend on
ncc"unt Of her severe sic. ness, M's Camp
bell, wins Ia, hern meull'rr Of the c. in
Illinois. vas called to the chair, aud pre-
sided in very acceptable manner.
Several appropriate hymns Ssr- sung. The
Scripture were read aud Rev. Giant of the
Baptist church, who had been invited ~ L..
pre,ent, led in prayer. Mrs. Wheeler 81
Chicago. ~hu il temperance worker, wac
present and aided much to the occasion.
Some good temperance articles .ere real.
The plan of organizing the Y. w. &. r. T.
was presented aud the various ways oF hold
ing entertainments A. suggested by the Union
were laid before the me-iing.
II was thou Sht best to sppnint commitie.
Of two young ladies from zach Of our city
churches to visit the young people and urge
th-ir attendance II; a meeting, the date to be
fixed by ihi, c",umitec.
The meeting adjourned with a feeling On
the part of sill present that /; had BEEN c
for God and home and native land by work
ing for the good cause oi temperance.
REPORTER.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
. am m onA.
STATE OF CoLoGADo, { sc
BUCKLEY BROS.
Delta, Colo.

STATE or COLORADO, Toe
COvsTr OF DrLrA.
In the County Court ". H Crs,ser W. II
Stewart, partners. doing busue - s.isr the 6rru
maine 4 Cro',er & stewart, kIntif, y.. u. W.
Har is IefendAnt, summons
Ihe People ui the tate OF Colorado to Il. "
Harris, the d fendant above II med, Greeting:
You ART hereby leyuircd t. appear in action
brrusht A.siisi uu by the above n med plgintif
Cul ra 10 aud En-wrr the complaint the elm
within twei.ty y after The scry,ce there-f IL
served Within ihi. county II served out of this
Couaty. or by Publication. within tn rtv days Af-
ter tie service he ,of. exclusive of the day Of
service "r Judgment by default will be taken
against y'u ace rding l., the prayer uf the IN
"a i'm; and II cop. OF the complaint ia the
summons; or If the - vic. hereof be made out of
thIs state then ten days additional 10 the time
hyreuabrye spec he9 r Appearance and answe r
viii be allow, befgEe taking OF JUDI ,ment by de
faull rs afors~ail.
Thi sllid action is brought to recover the sum
of my Two doilsrs, and per cent in erest per
mOnsn on lie frsn, -Jrd OF August 81 a'i
from the COMPLAINT III said action to whica ref
ieren - l. hSrr made. copy attached.
And you e hereby notified that If You fail tn
appear AMI TO answer to the said complaint abnve
required the plaintiff will lake jutsuent sgainSt
you 7 the sum Of ENy-two dulla and int gest
as rrquircd in ss.n c,uuplnint and Cots uf suit
Given under my hand aud sal OF The County
c urt at DE TIA, ia III county, this @Srd day Of
JaD,E,ry, A. - SJl. GEuSGE II if>Uf,
IyA. l. BL.rxLEY. Judge and ea a-oificio clerk
-, Deputy Clerk:
skAL
Flint Insertion Feb 2ith-Lait March l7th
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Teachers aeettaS.

The Fourth Bi.aunusi meeting of the Delta
Coun;y T.scl,-rs' Association Coz, Genes 81
Hcici,si~ March II, 1891. Meeting to be
called to ardcr nj $50 a. M.
ORDER OF HxKEClsEs.
I. Opening exercise with music.
2. Reading mI nutes ot previous meeting.
5. Appointing committees.
1. Paper Compo>iti"n.-- "when, Whst
and Whyy"--Niss Jennie And.. ..n.
Paper - "rechnical Grammar in the
Country sch OILS - p. Minton.
s. Adjourn To meet AT 1850 p. m.
Z. Music.
0. Parer-"School br.ri-s--teeir value"
9, What are the sdvsitssr. OF s Teach.
err Reaii,.: ircic?'
10 ''Sh"rt Entertainments - for nsl
agsinst."-M-~ +. p Miston.
IL, ">choo; Mnnn-rs."-ars. J X. Thomas.
IL. Report of Committees.
A geuer.i discussion will follow the read.
,nx of caes paper, All are invited to be
prcscn. sad participate in the exercises.
r. ". CoSpfT, II. c,
EMMA q MYsRs.
F. ". ROBINSON, President.
j. II. IRvisa, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Sale OF Ditch stock.

The following stock in the Minnesota Ca
nal Company having been forfeited for fail
ure to pay assessments thereon, notice is
hereby given that the same or so much there
of As is necessary to pay the assessments will
be sold at public sale at the front door of the
post Office, ut Paonia, Colorado on the 25th
day of February, 1891, a, o'clock p. m. viz:
Aaron Clough, shares No. % to 81 inclu-
sive. due Sl4.56.
J. NJ. Finley, shares No. 15s to 1s5 inclu-
sivs, due 50.
A L. Bone, shares No. 50 to 81. and % and
III due $3.50.
A. S. GoopESov, Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

IL desire Ia inseot this small advertisement
in your paper to.norros." ;" .ar aid.
"This," sail the sdr-rtis,-x clerk, looking
II over, will >, sat"ng the wants."
Have you no wish columnr'
"So, num-"
'Thsn. sir," replied the young lady from
soat"n. haushtily, you need rot insert it.,
simply wish y situation rs vov-suess. T. ct
10 sll. II Is not a case Of want. Is there any
newspaper printed in English in this pIac.2"
Chicago Tribune.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Buckley Bros, patentees of the Pocket
their ware at the following places: Pos, Of
bee, Latham, Williams, aud l. NJ. Mchur-
rsy's. This muciisg- will be found very Use
f.i and handy bv all. II is hard aud can be
carried without danger of sticking in ones
pocs q, at the same time, by w.ttiny the ends
it answer. the same purpose liquid muci-
iaSe. Price IS cent. per stick.
BUCKLEY BROS.
Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Hotice to sieckhoIder..

The annual meeting of tho stock holders of
the Rustlsr Ditch and Reservoir Company
will be held on the 3rd day of March. 1891,
at Court House, Delta Colorado, fer the pur-
pose of electing FIVE directors for the ensuing
year and to levy an assessment far the ccm-
ing year; to amend and adopt Flaws and to
transact such business as may properly come
before the said meeting. Meeting will be
held ut O'Clock p. NJ.
A II. RoGERs. Pres.
GEO. T. TVTTLE, Sec'y.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Beginning Sunday evening, this week will
he devoted to n pr"trnc,-d meeting .t shich
all the preachers will lend their aii. II is
expsct~,l that much g,oi will he accom-
plishea. A renowned espauni.r from Grsnd
Junction is here and the facts thst Le will
state are calculated to '.op the r-rand with
the gang OF sinners that invest thi. town.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
North Fork RrislS Se.

Al special a,reting Of the County Com.
mi.sioners last Thursday the bid for con.
atrucsins = bridge across the North fo.k
nenr Hotchkiss, the hid of Meyer ssd Msher
for $500 was accepted. The terms OF the con.
tract are shat the bridge i~ TO lie completed
M or before the 18th day of Ar-ii 1891.
Couuty Commissioner Hei,,nnd wall have
his sfhcial eye on the construction.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

II 10 reported ths, the town council will
be peii.ioned t" set apart As reserve n small
tract in the northeast cnrner of the townsite
for basd practice. Howard and J-ifers are
negotiating for a traci near Roubiicau. where
the towering walls Of the canon will rrHect
back the music in all its wild, wierd sweet.
ness.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

The firm heretofore known as Edwards &
Stewart has Dissolved and in the future the
business will be carried on at the same place
under the firm name of Crotsvr Stewart.
The liabilities of the firm of Edwards 4
Stewart are assumed and all bills due the
same will be collected by the firm of Crors~r
i Stewart. W. II. CR0TsER.
w. II. STEWART.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Look!

The drama, ''Abovs the Clouds" win he
produced with all the variations and furb.
low. next Friday and Saturday by the rising
and risen generation of Delta dramatists. the
above drama to conc'n!e with a lauyhable
farce entitled "Broth-r BilI ani Me"
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Clarence Mower took Mr.. Knu.kles of
L~sdviIie, t. North Fork Saturday. Mr. X g..
makes visit To this cnunty regular for the
purpose Of purchasing beef cattle for his
L-adville market. Delta cuuny's slfslfa fe'i
beef is having the sane good name that our
fruit has,
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

1fthe settling Of the county with noble,
honest, virtuous, cultured aud d-sirabl. pen-
pie c.aid be IS easily eomplisL-d in fact
As in fancy, or on paper. the County would
soon be .~srnins with h"rny handed sons Of
toll aud two dollar bills be gathered up with
. garden rake.