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The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

Twenty-Five inches q column per Month II %
Professional Cards, when paid IN advance,
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LEGAL and Legal Notices, fifteen cents per
line for first Insertion aud ten cents for each
subsequent Insertion.
IN communications should be addressed to
THE MEEEER HERALD,
Hcekcr. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

The lime kiln country has been at
tracing good many prospectors tregu-
lars as well as teuderfeetl during tie
past ten days. Plenty Of mineral has
been uncovered, and samples have been
sent to Loadville for analysis.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

Natural Twist smoking and Fine
Cut chewing tcbaccos ct Hay & Wal
hridoe's
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

The young man with slender salary
should choose for his bride young lady
of small waste.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

ming a deer, and fresh hide WAS fas-
In such an unintelligible voice that they
couldn't understand it, and his answers
to nearly all questions were evasive and
trfing. An extensive fire ragged in that
vicinity on Sunday and Monday last,
the cause Of which, if the truth was
known, would corroborate the state
ment made at the beginning Of this ar
t!cle. Our county commissioners should
appoint several wardens throughout the
c0unty-not only TO keep the hide hunter
from Strengthening game with impunity,
but also to nab the wagon loads of yeni-
son which viii be taken out of this
county 'mainly via Pice-ancel during
this and next month.
About ten DAYS ago Operator Morley,
of New Castle, left that place with his
wife and lye-year.old Child FOR the up
per White river country on a pleasure
trip. On the second day the child wan
dered away from camp and has not
since been seen. Searching parties
were organized, one OF which traced the
little tot fifteen miles into the Miller
creek region and here no further trace
could be found.
W. y. Gray, a tourist from Milwau-
keg who is taking in the upper country,
had his pleasures curtailed on Tuesday
last BY having his right wrist disabled.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

Don't be cdHgat
by cut pricea'
ns1't buy spuri-
olis limitations Of
DR.. Picrce's mcdi-
ciaes at less than
the regular prices,
ard llins that
you re Savin 9
Jnoue-, You
III l. 70 ,Nt
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01
TOME N mwS
NC Ieayes arc DegInnlDg 10 tnrn.

Town council meets next Monday
evening.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

Above brand on left side. Also ogen stock
branded X K and 45. Horses branded 555
on lett hip. Ear-marl.s. RIGHT crop and lrft
undcrbit. Range. nor,h side of Bear river.
postoii.ce address, II. ftci1or, Routt. nou,t
county. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

Ira Mitchell is said to be doing well
with the first instailment of iiuletl x
florence horses, and has no fears Of
having to carry over the winter amy Of
the three hundred head. lie Will soon
be in after the second lot.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

Entered in the Pustnflice u, Mccker, Rio Blanco
County. Colo, ne sccond-ciass mail matter.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

The White river valley is now enjoy.
ing the delights OF an indian summer
There have been no rains for about two
months, and harvesting has been going
on uniuterruptediy, Taken altogether
we are haYing a fine fllll.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

As the evenings are getting longer,
and viii so continue for nearly three
months, the question presents Itself:
Are we going TO have a continuation Of
the literary meetings the coming season.;
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

Hon, Samuel W. Jones, Republican
candidate for State senator for this dis.
irict, dropped into Meekcr on Tuesday
last, and departed Wednesday after
noon. lie was accompanied by his son.
Master SAMMY.
The Meeker herald., 1892-10-01

nd oftlcr at Glonwood Springs !
Colo. Sept. II. 1892.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-06

CL4ThF OTANTS
Gypsy QUEEN. FORTUNE TELLER. La
" dies. 81 cents: gentlemen, 81. Sanderson
block. Sesler avenue, be- ween South second and
Commercial streets, Seattle. Wash.
hARSUEkIfE BROWN. ELECTRIC AND
w magnetic healer. diagnoses ali 1isesses
Room Do0ihitt block, Second street
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COUN7F NOTICES.


COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICF-IHE
~ county treasurer Of King county. Washingt m
viii pay on presentation The following school war
rants on districts in King county, to wit:
District No IAN outstanding warrants IN 10
ana in Gliding warrant No 2.i50 dated February
%, 1897.
District No 3-All warrants prior TO and incIui-
ing warrant No. ls3, drawn on the general fund
district No TAI! warrants prior to and fnclui-
ing warrant Nc "a. drawn on either the general
special fund.
District NO lS-Ait warrants prior to and In
Guiding WARRANT No. 40. drawn on the general
fund
District No t0-Warrants NOS 2I3 pa OLE
2ls, 2l7. els. 2le aud go, drawn on the general
fund
District No. 7eWarran, No. 81, on general
fund
District No so-Ah outstanding warrants drawn
on the general tund-
DistFic. 40. lO7-Ail warrant, drawn On rhe
general fund
No interest will ne paid on such warrants .nar
the LIST cay OF september, 1892
~ RIOS PHELPS. Couaty Treasurse
Dated August 81, 1891.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
L county, state of Washington, probate depart
ment.
In the matter of the estate of Rufus 8. Clark de-
deased. No
Notice il hereby given by the undersigned. exec.
utrtx OF the last will and testament OF Rufus
Clark, deceased to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. to present
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ora
year after the first publication of this notice to thu
said executrix Mt her residence at the southwest
corner Of Joy and Depot streets in the city Of Sc
nttle. King couaty, Washington. the same being
the place for the transaction of the business said
estate. CATHERINE A. CLARK
Executrix of the last will and testament of Rufua
$. Clark deceased.
Seattle. Wash., August %, 1892
Date OF first publication. August a. 1SQ2
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LNOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE HOUSES,
Il lots, acreage, etc, to trade: in fact, we have
any and everything to trade; you can get anything
you want for something you have got aud don't
want by calling on Wiseman Co, 206 Ne York
block.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAI
IN deed
State of Washington. county Of King, city a

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
IN deed
State Of Washington. county Of King. city a
Notice is hereby given to unknown ownss
being the person in whose name the lands herein
after described were assessed and TO all other per,
sons interested, that III. w. Scott. assignee OF
j. l.. Howe has presented to the city comp
troller of the city Of Seattle, tax certificate, Is.
sued by the treasurer of said city on the 18th y
ofJuly, A. D. 1891. said land being the following,
to-wit:
Lot in block in frances addition To
the city OF Seattle. In King county, state IL
Washington; that the amount for which said
lands were sold Is S2.67: that the same were
sold by the city treasurer OF said city said !.
L. Howe on the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1891 al Tho
sessed tor the year 1890: that the amount required
to redeem such lands from such sale. exclusive OF
the costs to accrue upon this notice, Ia the Of
$3l7 together with interest thereon at the rate oe
TO the time of redemption. That the time when
the redemption period such sale will expire
will be sixty days after the service of this notice.
In witness whereof, I. J. NJ. Carson, city comp.
troller Of the city of seattle have hereunto set my
hand and the official seal OF said city this LIST day
of August, A. D. 1892. M CARSON,
fsEAL1 City Comptroller.
sHEAIFF's RETURN.
State of Washington county of King, S.
/, J. II. Woolery, sheriff Of King county, state Of
Washington do hereby certify that I received the
within notice on the I'd day of August, A. ID. 1892,
inquiry for the person named in said notice, and
that said person cannot be found In said county.
and there ia no person In the actual possession OF
the land described in said notice.
Witness my hand this I'd day Of August, A. D.
1892. J. H. WOOLERY,
Sheriff Of King County Wash
BY j. L. WELLS, Deputy.
sherin's fees: Miles travel. 2. 90 cents: paid
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FOR RENr-LODgTNG-HoU

E'OR RENT-CLARENDON HOTEL. CORNER
Second and Depot streets: a desirable tenant
can secure this recently built house on very favor
able terms Apply Charles Louch 1,4l2 Front
street
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WANTED-THosE DESIRING MALE HELP
w can get II the CITY Mission free Of cost $40
and 3l2 south Second street.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F1r.

NOTICE TO CON TRACrORS-SOUTH FIFE.
IN teenih street grade.
Sealed proposals will be received hy the mn
dersigned secretary OF the board of public works ~
the city Of Seattle, mp to noon Of Monday Septem.
Der IL. A. H. 1892. for the grading and constrr,ioc
OF sidewalks on both sides of south Fifteenth
street. IN the city OF Seattle. from Grand street
To Ammy street. In said city, I'm ACCORDANCE with
the plans and specifications file in this ofslce
Each bid ID to he accompanied by a cert "A
check, payable to the order of the city comptroar
for sum not less than five t5l per cent OF m:
amount bid and no bid shall be considered IN less
accompanied by such check.
The successful bidder will he required Ia enta~
into contract and furnish satisfactory bonds men
for the amounts required by the city charter ana
state laws within ten (l0) days from being notified
of the award, falling which said check and fhe
amount thereof will be forfeited 10 the city
No person Is eligible as . bidder who has within
TWO years prior to the letting made default in pay
ment or any Just claim for any work or labor Der.
formed or for any skill material furnished pnr.
suant TO any such contract is here advertised Or
who. within said two years, has assigned aban-
doned. surrendered or failed to complete any such
contract.
The board of public works reserves the right b
reject any and all bids
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope sSouth
Fifteenth Street Grade"
Please attach copy of this advertisement to bid
BY order OF the board of public works
&. q. HEIFNER, Secretary
First publication. September 1. 1892.
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NOTICE. TO COHrR
NOTICE To CoNTRACToRS-BRoAD
~ and peFnreSt streets grade.

NOTICE To CONTRACToRS-BRoAD
~ and peForest streets grade.
sealed proposals viii be received by the upds,
slgned secretary OF the board OF public works of IN
city OF Seattle. up TO noon Of Monday, Sepsemhe,
IL. A. u. 1892, for the grading and cons,ruc,,n,
Forrest streets the city Of seattle from Yes,A.
avenue TO south line OF Oak street. in said city \.
accordance with the plans and specifications nov
on file in this office.
Each bid Is 10 he accompanied by a eert,aea
check payable To the order of the city comptrois.
amount bid and no bid shall be considered uula.~
accompanied by such check
The successful bidder will be required to en,..
into contract and furnish satisfactory bondsmer
for the amounts required by tn Getty charter ana
state laws within ten 0l days after being notif,aS
amount thereof will be forfeited TO the CITY, SAD
Improvement Is 10 be paid for by the mode ~
payment by bonds and the contract TO be an
tered into therefor shall PROV tide that said provs
ment snail not be begun until the bonds 10 \.
issued for the payment thereof shall have beer
negotiated, and unless such bonds he nagotiafsd
said contract shall ne void.
Noperson IL eligible rs "A bidder who has vtthyn
two prior to the letting of said contract mad
default Isl payment Of just claim for any wovS
or labor performed or for any skill or matersI
furnished pursuant any sucn contract az is here
assigned. abandoned, surrendered or failed to COM
pete any such contract.
The board of public works reserves the right n
reject any and all bids
Proposals to he Endorsed on the envelope "BroasI
way and De Forest streets Grade"
Please attach copy OF this advertisement to
bid.
By order of the board of public works
{. q. HEIFNER, secretary
First publication, September l. 1892.
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4 CCTION NOTICE-THE CITY OF SEAT.
"A tie will sell a. public auction at police head
quarters. a, 1870 n IN. THURSDAY September T.
1892: 1880 sacks, more less: ] 900 feet OF
condemned rubber hose; 400 pounds copper one
deemed advisable TO dispose Of BY order bos-d OF
public works. g. g. HEtFSER. sacy
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TAILORING.
CITY NOTICES,

4 RTHCR 1. COON NOW MAKES SUITS
~ overcoats and trousers The Gottstein building
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|Su LDl l. lON.
LIBERALS GAIN TWO.
Latest Returns From the British
Polling Places
hrs. HARRISON BETTER TODAY.
Canadian Troops Summoned to Sup
'press Smuggles.
A TOWN IN FL A Me s
More Liberal Gaans I'm British Election
Justin Mccarthy Defeated.

More Liberal Gains In British Elections
Justin Mccarthy Defeated.
LONDON, July s-Returns Of the parlia-
mentary elections continue TO como in steadily.
The most important announcement made this
morning is the defeat Of Mr.. Justin Mccarthy,
the leader Of the anti-Parnellites. who has been
defeated BY small majority in the
Derry borough by Mr. J. Rosa, the conservA-
tive candidate. This district has been . very
close one and the defeat Of Mr.. Mccarthy did
not therefore occasion the surprise il might
otherwise have done. In 1885 the conservative
majority in Derry was twenty-nine. In 1886
this was reversed and . nationalist majority Of
two substituted.
At l o'clock this afternoon the returns show
two further liberal gains. The first was in the
Chesterton division of Cambridgeshire, where
Sir Charles Hall, the conservative candidate, was
defeated BY Mr.. Il. E. Hoare, liberal. who
changed the former conservative majority Of
976 into liberal majority of 39S. This was .
liberal gain Of 1874. Another liberal gain of
ATS was scored in the Crickiade division Of
Wiltshire. Here the liberal unionist majority
Of ], us in 1856 was wiped out and q liberal
majority Of ssS established in its stead.
This morning figures show the reelection Of
the Ri. Hon. Edward Stanhope. secretary Of
state for war, in the Horncastle division of Lin
colnshire. 1t Is q strong conservative district.
The BIT Hon. Henry Chaplin, president Of
the board Of agriculture, was reelected in the
Sleaford division Of Lincolnshire. This IL also
q conservative district, but the liberals sue
ceeded in pulling down the former majority Of
1,S0S to 907.
Up to 8 pm. the results showed the election
Of l62 conservatives, 124 liberals, ~ unionists,
Is anti-Parnellites and Parnellites.
About half the go members Of the house Of
commons have been elected.
DUBLIN, July S.-Crowds focked TO the court
house early to await the counting Of the votes.
An attack was made early this morning upon
the house of Mr.. John Dillon, ct No. North
Great George street, this city, and windows
were riddled by the stones hurled by the mob.
Mr.. Dillon is the anti-Parnellite candidate
who is standing in East Mayo, his former seat.
In an election address delivered yesterday Mr..
Dillon said he had seen the bishop of Kiiiaia
bathed in blood from the violence OF ParNel-
htes. During the meeting Father Clarke, one
Of the best priests in Ireland, was severely cut
in the face by a stone hurled by one Of the
crowd.
The Freen,da's Journal and National Press
say that the Parnellites have abandoned the
seven divisions in Cork county, the LEX divis-
ion Of Queens county, North Tipperary, East
Kerry, South Longford, Leitrim, West Water
ford and Sligo. 1t adds that they have con-
fined their contests to Ulster and those places
where the fight may result in the return Of the
tory candidates..
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THE SILVER QUESTION.
The Antis Claim They Can Defeat the Stew
art Bill.

|
The Antis Claim They Can Defeat the Stew
art Bill.
The anti-silver men are more encouraged in
the belief that they can defeat the Stewart bill
on direct vote in the House A good many
claims have been made for them that were
based on nothing, but those who have been
canvassing the House, while they have
not been able to get the pledges
they desire, feel perfectly confident
that they viii have q majority Of about 1--WE
against all propositions leading 10 . vote on the
bin, and that If direct vote we're had on the
bill it would be defested by . majority Of not
less than I've.
The silver men dispute this, but admit that
there have been some changes of base on the
part Of members since the nomination Of M.
Cleveland, and that the vote viii be very close,
with uncertainty Of the result They fear that
the Cleveland influence, exerted quietly, may
cause good many members to stand by the
plank inserted in the platform at Chicago.
TIE COINAGE COMMITTEE NETTING.
At the meeting Of the coinage committse this
morning the silver men had Q majority Of ons
and defeated al motions made by the anti-silver
men, but on Q motion to report the bin fsyors-
bly, without amendment the 1--WE anti-Silver men
present refrsined from voting and the oliver
men, casting SIX votes for the motion. lacked
one Of . quorum.
Mr.. Kileore, who 10 against alver, but repre-
sents dlver-favoring constituency, was NOT
present, and Mr.. McKeighan, . free coinage
man, did not reach town In time for the NEST
ting. An adjournment was taken, therefore,
without action on the bin, and another meeting
is called for $50 this afternoon.
It II believed that at this meeting Kneore
will vote with the anti-silver men and that Nc
Keighan viii be present so that the vote win
stand to in favor Of the bill II Il probable
that the question win be settled once for IN
next week.
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THE AsIATIc CHOLERA.
IL There D~nger Of the Plague Reaching the
United stafesg

re..s ss '"~
o" s'A'e
The Secretary Of the Treasury this mornins
received the following important and ,irnia.
can't ltter from the .nr,.on s,a.r.l 90 an.
,n.rs,. h..-.,., -.
nav respecHans toinFite your attention ~
the fact that cholera IL spreading In the fkx
east Official information having been r,ceivea
at this bureau Of ia prevaleno. in ,he o.pc..,,.
a, p.--,, A. - -, -
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eee eee se~- Ne"SpaPet Reports also indicass
tnat u - spreading IN Russia-
The medical pres Of Great Britain. which n
not given 20 alarm. calls attention % an.
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THE NEW CITY POST OFFICE.
Work on the Site 10 BE Actively Resumed
I'm q Few Days.

Work the Site TO BE Actively Resumed
I'm a Few Days.
Tn n sax a.vs IN. ,,vste-;o,,. ,,,.,,. ,.,;ra
A. ee,',,aN
'ne ien.e Aiounu .ne Pos. once s.e' across ,ne
street from THE STAR once, VIII be broken by
the tapping Of great iron hammers as hundreds
Of piles are driven downward TO form founda-
t,on for the s-a.. s,rr.,r-o ror -.
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pNi. 80 ,a''. 'e ..N,...A.
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- . A VA. s.'p.' '"en
tneory. Next monoay Mr.. BROOKS, tne con-
tractor for the piling, win begin work, and
thenceforth the building operations will 70 on
without Information save from the weather..
WIG "@.-s va w 200" o'ei sAe ie"es ''P'
TO do a BIO ThfSon.
The nrst work TO be done on this contract 10
the digging Of an eight-foot trench on al sides
of the lot and in yarious nlaees throu0h tbe
certer Th,. .,..r.,;,, .o,,-.~r :. ~. II.
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BE SURE You Anr RIGHT,
THEN 60 AHFADn

THEN GO AHEAD"
But FIRST be very you are rirht Il d 80 easy u
be deceived-you may be wrong and yet not knowit
When you 70 to buy bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS be sure you eet "c-A-R-T-E-R--sr
then you all right and cen 30 she.d; you knov
their value; they fail But don't forget our IN
Junction.
BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT
Be sure you ask for ''c-A-R-TE-R-Ls" De surs
you get CARRIERS" Frauds and limitations
WIN put You wrong don't let them do IT, BE sure 700
get the genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER pIILa
APosITIvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
Small Pill Small Dose Small Price. myle
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they have not even decided upon his successor.
The most prominent applicant. however, 10 Mr..
Thomas Luttrell, and, IL the assessment had
Just begun. there Is little doubt that be would
be appointed The Commissioners, however,
In view OF the fact that the assessment Of the
city property has been completed, feel that IL
would be but . proper recognition OF the rishss
Of the county to place upon the board man
from the outlying districts.