The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1892-03-19


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sTOCKN EMS NE ETiNc.
The annual meeting OF the White
River stock-Growets' association viii
D- held In Me,kcr on Tuesday, April
10. lssr., at . O'Clock y. M.
\ full Attendance Is desired.
liES pHiCE.
l.. :, BLOOMFIELD, President.
Secretary.
Plenty 81 Manageable weather during
tho past week.
Governor Routt has s1t apart April
18Th ~ Arbor day.
a thunder storm In March II pretty
rarr for this country, but Nc had oa. ct,
Monday.
l;umors 81 very important change
IN the management, Of the Rifle MerkeF
itlsr line are aiioai.
The town company held n meeting =
iew days as1. Rni mplr arrangements
fnF cleaning ont the ditch.
Has anyone heard ANYTHING ~ III.
TfuiIins association which started Oh,
NJ auspic!ou,iy - year asuy
~
Herbert Chapman was among the
Yampa river visitors 10 this Office dur
Ing tho week. Herb Is always welcome.
y. I. TF.ycT purchased the Gahdis
property from e. ~. ThayrE on Thurs
day 81 this week, the consideration L..
In: SD.
Ira e. Mitchell was the successful
bidder for building fence on the west
line Of tie towns par; OF the park. lis
bid being SCs.si.
\ well authenticated Iumor has II
that \. j. Gregory has been apiIin,-'.
right oi Way ag.n, TOT the Apex railway
through this country.
warman y j-ifWay NJ Cfaig. passed
through town Wednesday with a bunch
al horses which thcy intend dlNpusinc
OF In tile mining towns.
Thursday was ~. Patrick day. and
fnnm the uumhgr "f green ribbons dis
PLAYED M--kcr has rcSprclabl. con'
,iusrn; II sons u Erin.
The Highland Cemetery association
IL now n fixture. iit organization AMI
Incorporation being complete and c.f.
tlhrai.s NJ stock issued.
Mitchell 'ihc tusilrr" u fIs, blossom.
ing ont ~ cattle baron, having bought
Tcycuty.iiyr head II warnings from the
IT outfit the nihrE day.
\ scrap II short duration occurred
on Sunday last between two Young
Mcckctlics who carried comfortable
ia.s ut the time. No lives lost.
.
I'll" various county officers made u
change Of has. yesterday. They ARE
now rn.npnc.i ia the Bacr building on
the corner NJ sixth aud Main streets,
Alfalfa seed Is said to hc going up In
price. OWN. To- the shortage in III. Weld
last season. In Denver 1t is now eleven
ecu,s pound with an upward tendency.
Last weeks HERALD was in error as
regards tile dat. uf the stockmcn's
meeting. Instead OF the t!rst 1t will be-
held on the third Tuesday os April-,hc
lgih.
j. u. limerick. jesse Watson and
Jacob Bruuhl were down from North
Fork the past few days. They say the
SNOW is still with thesi. but is gt.-lally
going. The road from stccl's up is
aholy terror.
The lady managers of We leap year
bail wish to tender their thanks TO Mr.
|. &. Mitchell for the use Of the new
court house hall, which he CALAMITY
presented 10 them free of charge on the
occasion OF the late bali.
~
Jack Jeweit says that the Pioneer
barn is not closed. nor have the proprie
tors any thought of 50 doing-rumors 10
the contrary Notwithstanding. In the
management, however. a change is not
improbable In the near future.
The family of MIR. and Mrs. James
ID. Amick was increased on Sunday
last, youngster of regulation weight
putting in an appearance. At last &C.
counts mother and son are getting along
finely, while Jim is continually warbling
ITS nice to be papa DIR. Bruner
OBLIGATED.
Mathew Stiiiler Setter known in this
section MS Jack. was awarded n badge
by the publisher of the Aspen Junction
Pusher for being the most popular
brakeman on the second division of the
Colorado Midland. 1t was the result of
voting contest, four badges being
given respectively TO the favorte engin.
Ger, fireman. brakeman and conductor.