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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-26
ARRIVAL OF A SUSPECTED SHIP.
IxMIGRANTS BAGGAGE DIsINFEcrED-boA"D
OF HEALTH PRECAUTIONS.


OF HEALTH PRECAUTIONS.
r, e.. German steamship which It was feared
ic,, nc carving cases Of cholera arrived here yes
,crioy II vas the Italia from stctun. she IN"
.,rbtv-Gvc -icoraec and no cabin passengers INV
r,s.cnrors had been under observation for !pur'eo"
davs before embarlng, and were all well on ''c III
,ival OF the ship here yesterday. she WIS ue'''"o'
,t Quarantine however and the immlgrant" pasH"s0
was subjected 10 steam anu sulphur w ~
ing germ of disease.
president Wilson and Commissioner Bryant, of 'he
u,a,th Board sanitary Supcrint ndent EdDn' "ch'ril
rrmons Clark and Chief Inspectors Bnlaru ana
rohorte had long consultation yesterday morning, 10
av ont the details Of work 10 bc performed III '"o
,sia,Ic cholera should appear in the city. Ai,erwaM
Mr. Wilson said that the plan Of work piobnbN WOMB
he made public by him today. The o'her o"chh'
had promised 10 say nothing about ID In the mean
tme one piece Of preliminary work was hno"n
10 bo the prcparatlon OF a circular o be printed Tor
General distribution soon as the cholcra APPEAR
ike other circulars Of the Health Department winch
are intended for the instruction Of the public, u VIII
e printed I'm the English, German, French ana lu'lah
languages Translasons being prepared for INC
puntcrs Yesterday by clerks In the Bureau OF Nit'a
.toti.tcs Dr. Bryant Is said TO have written thc
circular.
Among the steps to be taken II cholera comes. IS
The rinspecion OF every tenement house III the Guy
The summer corps Of physicians will finish the WORK
they We're appointed to do about september b, ol'
they can he rc-cmpoyed to make Inspections II thef
services are required The Health Board has an ezra
appropriation OF $50 600 to lie used In case OF an
endemic and plenty Of money would DO appropriated
II the city was believed to be In danger from
cholcrn Il Is said. Every old well and cessp pool :e'
mnlning In the buup portions Of the city probably
would be filed up. There would be general clean
irg OF roof tanks and back yards Fewer street ex'
cavauons would be permitted, and Commissioners
Brennan would be urged 10 more effective work
+. the cleaning OF the streets and the removal OF
garbage. The war unr;pe fruit and decayire
vegetables would be waged with more severity than
usual.
As an example OF what might be expected In case OF
danger from cholera orders given yesterday FOL
general inspection Of tie markets in The iieoc"
quarters east Of the Bowery to-day. The inspectors
viii 20 through the districts all food OF
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PROBATION OF THE HAMBURG LINE.
IT WILL BRING ONLY sTEERAGE PA-stNGERs
FROM TIE INFECrED FORT.

IT WILL BRING ONLY sTEERAGE pA-stNGERs
FROM TIE INFEcrED FORT.
In view OF the prevalence OF cholera III liamD"rs ,'e
directors OF the Hamburg American Line OF ~ aSP'
have determined to discontinue their hrSt ana 7co"'"
cabin business from the Infected port The express
steamers OF the line viii run only To southampton
and will carry no steerage passengers. Immigrants
will be brought from Hamburg on special ships wich
will carry no cabin passengers. The Columbia, que
at southampton to-day, will be stopped at 'hau Por'
A dispatch from Hamburg giving these facts was
received at the Office OF the line In this city yesterday
Emil L. Boas, the agent OF the ine said yesterday
Our line has taken the initiative In this matter
and we shall make precautions as thorough ana
complete os possible At Hamburg every eInierant Is
examined by doctors In employ, but under the
direction OF the American Consul. certlhcAte oil
the state Of health OF the passengers at the ume o
embarkaton IS given by the Consul ana the ccrnhcate
is handed to the health officer here upon the arrival
Of the ship at this port. There Is compartment IN
each Immigrant steamer In which the baggage ol
immirrants Is subjected a disinfecng process OF
steam and sulphur
Al the Office OF the North German Lloyd Line IT
was said that there was no cholera In bremen, out
that every cmigrant seeking passage on one OF The
lines of steamers the other side would be examined
nv five different physicians before ticket Is gwen
him AT the Office OF the Red Star Line cable as
match was received saying that there was no cholera IN
Antwerp ard all ships from that port were getting
clear bills of health.
A. the Office OF the French line from liavrc ~
as said that the precautions put In force last spring
ON account OF the typhus fever scare were SUI III
oneration No stecrage passengers were taken com
,nr rom Arabia Egypt. Greece, Morocco Persia or
Turkey. An, Mn.
quarantine Commissioners Charles F. Allen and
c.orce W. Anderson said that every possible pre-
.r,,on had been taken TO prevent case OF cholera
from getting into this port They thought uat ue
tlo ,vo islands
~. -. =. .ncborcd I'm the Lower Bay would be more
,han suficient for all possible contingencies The Com
a,.a,on.rs said that Hoffman and swinburnc Islands
were all rendy for the reception OF patients or
rsc,s There Is not single patent on Norman
Is,ona row and on swinburne Island there are only
,Srce c,ses Of measles In cholera was brought
to this port Is the intention Of The Go cSm%ione5s sNgs5
Island as place q detention and ars,se v nrd Sr
tner b snpnd p.macd down to the Lower Bay today and
the od hOpa 0!ss Of fR that p d.
gcnhns and bis deputies were unusually thorousn IN
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Of them got drenched. The members Of the l2th
New.York had an especially hard time, as their
camp is on low land the line of the Buffalo
Creek Railway, and the rain made it veritaoIe
swanp. One soldier said that he had been IN
the service seventeen years and had never seen
a camp pitched In swamp before
It |, dark chilly and heavy. tonight. The
militia are heavily cad on the picket lines. ana
blankets in camp are OF increased value.
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THE GOVERNOR STARTS on HIS VACATION.
Albany, Aug. IS (speeialI.-Governor Flower left
Albany ut midnight for wa;ertown. This evening he
expressed his entire satisfaction with the record the
state milltlamen have made at Buffalo. and says
that II a single life was saved by the presence OF
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Csntinped On Second Page.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
THE HENRY CANAL.
The Las Anirnas Mecting--Attor-
neys, Deeds and Plans.

The farmers under the Henry canal
held their meeting at Las Animas last
Saturday as called. y large number at
tended from Prowers, Bent and Otero
counties, and all worked in harmony to
the end that their rights may be secured
and established.
The following resolution showing the
obiect.of the participants, was adopted;
BE it resolved, that the farmers owning
water rights under what is known as the
Henry canal, take such steps as may be
decided necessary to protect them from
further pro-rating of water by the sale
of water rights above the capacity OF
said canal"
The matter of sustaining their claims
uuder the Finn sherifr's and quit claim
deeds was fully discussed, and o. G.
Hess, OF Lamar, B. L. Carr, OF Denver,
and A. NJ Lambright, of Las Animas,
were retained as attorneys to look after
| the matter.
take other necessary steps were appoint
ed. The finance committee has raised Il
large fund for the purpose OF protect
ing the interest OF the water right
overs.
In speaking of water right owners who
participated directly or Indirectly IN this
matter, is not meant the ones who were
named in the Finn quit claim deeds
alone, as only those were included whose
names occurred to the grantor at the
time OF the execution OF the deeds. The
object of Mr. Finn and of all concerned
is. as We are reliably informed, to protect
the interests of all bona tide water right
owners under the canal, and to secure
for them as great interests in the canal
and its franchises as may be possible I'M
der the present plan.
The immediate interest Of the commu-
nifty is now centered in the maintenance
and operation OF the canal this season,
and early steps viii probably be taken
to secure that point by the appointment
of a receiver, or otherwise, pending the
litigation that viii follow unless a com
promise is effected
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
usTrEs SALE.

WHEREAs. E'llTaisg Il Gresn, 2 single ;, 'aaa,
it, i'ss. sud r'7't -iei u ti's cce q Tie 1laiy
! CLERK and Recs, er cf heut County. state u
Colorado. u W.. enc - a. Page iai II ttc r'-ee'r
trustee or IN sss uf his ttat,i, inahlittJ, re-
flsal % act. or q seuec frnssi tine County. in
WHICH the PREF is . arr situated then the tltn
sheriff Of the Cpu aty IN whi.h the prvuists are
| situated, suDcr i-cr in trlist, the fnilovlls;
described props situate, lying end isetne Ia
Proxcrs Cuuut. Nd -ta.s of Noloraliu, ts-ggtt
The east talf y the soushrast guarte-, north
wcst quarter Of outheast quarter anh NORTH
east quarter % > luthvest qi-aslsr of ssctl.4
| tiirty-tyvo (ael : Tosn.iiip t~crity-ser-n 81
south Range {, = f-seycn Ga yest oi tae sash
Z Principal Mari / IN. cultasniils unc hundred
aud sixty titol - i7nrn or less according to
the tsovcrsimen arfey 20 secure the I's2I' ri
[ Of &C th0 scic % ratn IL Irecu.- note, dated
Junc ist, 1873. y tic sun ii four haailaer.
Dollars tsf00l, nc in five yegrs vita intsr,e at
scsrii-ennuaily. sad note beins uayaole 90 tlsa
| Farmer Loan and IrsIst Company of haus as,
AZ in zaid deed OF trust deseribed' and
that in case OF default il the payment Of said
note. any y IT thereof, or any - tFc in;e-,st
said note with intert.s: thereon at The rNte Of Il
PER cent. lsCr a mum from date shall, at tie oI'
,ion Of the le-. holder or hllurrs Of said motto.
become iEiEnrc lately iuo aud pas ablc that fhcn
| II should he lawful for the said trustee his
sus,c,>sar in Il Mt 20 sell the said premises aod
ali the right tie and sgEity u redemption 81
\ the said party of the first part his heirs or as
signs siierein I public anction NJ the dooz q
i-cs stuAt 81 irst giving r,ysuty days public
notice Of the me, terms ami piare " sale. and
of the proTcl1 Y 60 b. sold by advertisement In
1 some nevsisI a. printed and published IN tho
] County VFherr the premises are situated sud
/ WHlGTs.ss. lcfault has boon made in the psy-
! nent Of the interest crurnus mum iscred ffu4n
three 10 -eye inelusively and TIC legal holaess
of said note iAye elected to declare the whole
ainount of sid notH Cue ailli paFsnig; and
] NaERTAs he SSH Thuna. .. Io.fe;, tr';stcH.
aforesaid is uuaHle 70 act anG refuses to aC:
and is at II l. tiInc absent from the Caln-y
where the - 7Inisas are situated. and the Stair
of Colorado;
Now THIz iIToRE, ut the inquest Of the lcl,.d
holders Of : rd mote, and By virtue Of tho power
in me vested iiy the said decd az trust, l. r. N.
/ Tate, actinl sheriff OF Pruwefz County. Colora-
/ do suo cesse,r in trust, gill on SATURDAY. THE
25rH DAY OF MARCH. 4. ID. is52, at ten
O'Clock a m ~ the door of tho Court House "A
I Lamar, IN p-wers County, Colorado, sell The
I above dcscr1 . Il promises At public auction 70
I the hizn.ss, b ider foi cash for the purpu,o Of
I paying IL sal note and the interest thereon
| aud tho esl-ts and expenses Of executing this
FIN. TATE.
Acting sheriff OF Prowers County. successor in
trust
/ Gro. l.. Hfxt ;. Attorney.
Dated Lam N, Colorado, March 9TH, Isl2-
First insertion March 5, ls'2.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
DO You Want cola.

Cripple Creek is not a health resort.
1t is 4 wealth resort. Quite difference,
Location near Pixies Peak in Colorado
Gold. bright, yellow gold, is found al
grass roots and in the rock formation
Reliable experts elain this is to-day
the richest camp in Colorado. Assays
average stoo por ton. and have run as
high as 5000 One hundred people a
day are now rushing to Fremont chief
town of tho district.
The chnnce Of lifetime, is worth look.
ing after You can get there quickly
and comfortably by taking Santa Fe
route. Only line with no change Of cars
from Chicago. Kansas City and other
principal cities to Florissant, nearest
railroad station, with daily stages to
Fremont.
Inquire OF local ticket agent, Santa lie
route, about rates and service
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
NorrcE FOR PUBLICATION.

I,So Oy.ricE AT LANAI. Coto.
February 18th. ls:sA
lTCTlCE Is hereby given that tae ioi.0tN u.<
IN uNaif-f settler has filed notice OF hs is NJ
rjon - nalr final proof in support OF NJ cA,ii,
enI thar said t,-oof will b. made before tie
He.,is.cr and Receiver at Lamar, No.oi-eo' VI.
Aprii sth. f,9a. slE; :, = -,
For tho nnslhettst ! Of section u, township =
south. range 70 wo~t -,
He names the follOwing witnesses - plnfe
his continuous residenea uPon and CULTIVATION
Of, said land, VIZ; ga. +
Miller ali ot lsfnnr, Colorado.
ALSO a. same time and lluec
CoRN ". Rs.Nsy, guw COIN " { nfi-hs' -, =,
on timber cultn7e application Nc, ialt yfnehie
for southwest /. ct section No. n. township u
south. range y sSvst. ,,-r,,, W Z,
SIN. names a. witnesses; Fred " tlitams. "
Rcnfi.y. j. X Stevenson and a. ?. Miller, all oi
Lamar Colorado.
Also Mt same time and phase
A4pYET =. Nu.LEn,
on timber culture applieS-iuti Ne. lsla ttnehin,
f1s the southeast \ Of soetion y, township q
south. range E west .,,- ~. .,
Bcpflry j. r. Stevenson and II. G., Rose, all oil
Lamar, Colorado.
fgh.dl-ulAr-i & ~. FotA- AteAsirsaF-
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
The hiI,.

Mr.. j. x. Mullen, president of the La
inar Milling and Elevator company, and
Mr.. A NJ. Henderson, superintendent OF
construction, have been in Lamar since
last Wednesday. The contract for the
stone walls above the footings, was
awarded to Marker and Strain and the
work of excavating was commenced on
Thursday. The lumber viii be furnished
by Denver parties. The large dimension
stuff will be eak and the most Of the re-
mainder will be Texas pine. Mr.. Mullen
has determined to increase the capacity
of the proposed elevator to $4,000 bush
els Mr.. Henderson will remain in La
mar until the mill is completed and his
Office will be in the back of the First
National Bank building.
The parties who had the brick COZ
tract, failed to furnish the required
bonds, and the contract was this morn
ing awarded to Messrs. Marker and
Strain who will begin manufacturing
here at once
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE.
WHEREAS


WHEREAS, Peer Mater. did by his
tirst day OF July, a. d. ls, recorded in book L,
page - Of t. q records Of pruwers County Colo
rgi1o. convoy TO Anthony II. Hotsr. trustee, ccr-
tain real csttte. situate II ProGers County, Cob
ortio. to-wi The southwest \ of Section
-, TOWNSHIP q south, of Range Is west Of tho
9th priucipa- meridian containing one hundred
and sixty ac. = more lees, said deed Of trust
being made TO secure the payment Of
ono certaiI. proinissory npte payable 20
the order OF IN American aoftca,r Trust 'orn-
pany, OF Mea- e Center, hans1-, for the SUN of
Three Hnnds d md Fifty Dollars (S,-1l with
Interest cour ms attached, given BY tie said
WarEEAs. i ls proyided by said deed Of trust
that II the sal principal uote any OF the IN
terest conDons T. not paid for period Of tiurty
days. after TIN me shall become due, then the
whole Of the said principal note aud tho inter
est thereon, may - the option of the legal hold
er thereof, becp dgse aud payable; and
WHEREAS. it is n said decd Of trust further
provided that in 1e case of the death, rs=sisnR.
tion. removal. al ssrce, refusal, failuft or in
ability of the snia Anthony II. Heber. to act as
trustee as aforcsa q, the tlicu sheriff Of Prowers
County, Ccloraoo. shall anG is appointed and
made successor in trust With fun power and
authority to act trustee a aforesaid: and
Wiu.SEAs. the said anthony II. heAer is ali
sent and unabie :" act, aud Ess refGscd and
failed ro act, ~ Tril stce as aforesaid; and
WilEEEts, defa 1iS lo- period Of thirty days
has bt.';i made II y" sayment ot tNo interest
coupons. falling ,Iic on the lirst day OF uly, 4.
ID. 1891, and on tbe iirst day Of January 4. D..
lsa2, and the la,-ii holder ef the said note
and interest caup1iis has elected to declare tho
whole amount sosurcd by said motto and the In
terest thereon to the date OF sale. due and
payable;
Now THEREFoaE, l. F. NJ. Tate. Sheriff of
Prowe-s County, Colorado, successor in trust,
will al the Request of the legal holder of said
note and interest coupons, and in accordance
with the terms OF >sid deed of trust. proceed to
sell the hereinbefore described real estate, at
public anction, to tie highost and best bidder
for cash. at the front door of the court house in
the city OF Lamar, CoUnty of Prowers, state Of
Colorado, on the 18th day of March. A. ID.
ls2, between the hours Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five O'Clock in the Afternoon uf
said DAY. to satisfy the said debt by said deed OF
trust secured. liens. expenses and costs of exc
cutting this trust.
F.M. TATE.
sheriff Of Prowers CO.. Colo Successor in Trust
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
Eor Your Comfort.

Travelen to and from Utah viii be
pleased 10 le irn that Pullman palace
sleepers now run through, daily, without
change, between Chicago AID Ogden,
over Santa l0e, Colorado Midland and
Rio Grande Western lines-wost bourd
via ColorsGo Springs, and east bound
via Colorado Springs and Denver.
The true s.onic route; plenty Of time
TO SEQ Manitou and vicinity
Double daily passenger service be
tween Denver and Ogden.
Inquire Of nearest Santa Fe ticket
agent, for rates, sleeper reservations, etc
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
Granada items.
special to the Register.

special to the Register.
GRANADA, Friday, March 18th.
Mrs. w. A. Swift has bought the resi-
dence property belonging to Mrs. Durkee.
Arthur McPoland, the pioneer home
steader of Wolfe creek, proved up his
homestead last Wednesday.
For 5he first time tho Amity cana. will
furnish water to this section of Prowers
county. Considerable farming under
the said ditch will be done.
NJ. F. Dickinson and Son have pur-
chased the large Hardware building on
Main street, opposite the postoflice 1t
is one of tho largest and bsst store rooms
in town. They will shortly move their
stock of groceries into the building.
Every available man and team around
Granada is at present employed in break
ing on the lands belonging to the Lamar
Land and Canal company. The quantity
of land around Granada that will be un-
der cultivation this coming season would
make sized good eastern county.
Granadas young folks will havo a
dance to.ight (Friday.) The dancing
however will not be confined to the
young people alone. One of Granada's
hitherto inspproachable old bachelors
John Tomlinson has yielded to the facin-
ations of the fiddle and the still more
powerful charlns of the gentler sex. John
has become as frislsy as boy of sixteen,
and no Granada dance would be sue
cess without him.
Ex-sheriff W. c. Mcturry is also fire.
quent and somewhat Indispensable at
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
ARIEL

john Hess has secured the exclusive
local agency for this county for Dale
mand and Co.'S Cream Pure Rye. Inns
Rye has become famous for its absolute
purity, nutritive value, smooth taste and
delicious bouquet. II is good for weak
lungs. standard remedy for La Grippe
and stimulant for impaired constitu-
tions. It does not rasp or scald the
threat and stomach, nor cause nausea'
dizziness and headsche.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
NorlcE ron PUDLIcluoN.
LAsD orr,,,.s ,zL.sa.sco,.a- L, ..,.. OF. ;

LANp orTt-l AZ LswhE Gotta.
Fchn1aFF 1i. l.gs-
MOTTO :. j. hereby given that tlHr fellow tlz-
IN naIue5 ectsler las tiod nutler q his lrt7n-
tion "a f1ake taal pr-f in SUPPORT II Lts claim.
end thal said pH,-5f ali b. made i-s.ots tis-
ks--ister znd Receiver a. l-amar, tiioru1n. o4i
AE-il u D.. iaez- viz
Tor lu- =, northeast y southwest uni uortA
) .nJiti casf - -ecti~n i, township p svuth.
= Hf<l.
hu ualri,zs tho following uitarraes g. r,Er
his cua tinu'u- rcsllahoe ui-ou sad es4itis 4liuu
~ saia intHa- siE-
j. II. Nar;in. ". W. C,,oi.,r, z. s. u. Nss,tuaH
and " Q. Lev. all uf LaIuBs fsusti- g.. tltss.
This uaticr l. rtTsuliii,hi-i owing fo iit- ii.-
scsiptios, uf the lald IA tliss tugusag uiszscc-
Eaars-apra 4. u. ftfru. Il -tstar.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
NOTICE ron ruBLIcArIoN.
- 49, ArLAaAE. %.

LArn OFs1CE At LAgNE- Colo
Fehr'asy i.zh- i-.-.
,-OTICE Il he-r,.by -iyca thar tnr t1lluuing-
" tAinod HettlIr lias filed uutle', ~ hts ini q,
tu "a ca.n1nu ute - ess vtg-ry and 70 t AH lsia
prt,of in surpur1 81 lis clatri and ihai ~ =
rrnnf will b uasie before %. SezlstFr s.e ~
ccivcr ~ Laranr Coioru4n, March iafit, 10, VIZ
HIM ~ T. HogJG, H. +. No 49,, -
For i..ss ! 3 a1d G ~ section ., township =
ssfith range y NssSt.
u uAnies The following witncsscs 70 proTs
stcpiiTu so,.st. william Rcrklri. y, /. Brad
lty am, A. 1,1G. nj 81 Lamar. 4 ci1Tliin.
s-sl---1a-lg a. y. Flafi, .tu5.1tur.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
Sor,cE roR PUBLICATION.

March 1. lss--
.yoTIcE Is hereby given that festus Z, snai
,r'os h.,,r,s thc Register and Receiver at the.t
a,,ire in Lamar. Colorado, On the ~ uss NJ ~
April isae, on timber culture aliss's, :, in
li'y5 FOR the mort invest quarter OF ses-a"N - "
H. ,ns,,,.- n witnesses: l.. Writ Narkhain. %
i e,,a- Coiorade' and Horace Daniels, \; s.
- 80 Ti,aries Tovuc all cf uranndh, toio-
h'..r silr -. Na'''ise d, d. FoRD Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
SOllcE ron PUBLICATION.
LAsD orlsr, At L,sAs. As C! csso, l

IAsp CFFIcE Al LANAI. Gotta
February ltn. lsel
.-OTfC'E = hsruby given tlnt Tie follow ing
IN rzinca f.-lef has filed notice % li-s itsigp-
iina 20 make iuai urlf in -ulzsrg "a tlts g
aud tia. sail grunf VIII hc ir1de h-fu-r ilie
,s.siSs.- aHd Receiver at Lamar, tCluEAao- Co
Mach t5ti. l-'1 Viz
JasEs 81 SISctAtr, II. ( No. i.sss.
For tlr easE - ttHrtlusus- = and lDrtLr7tsf J
vgli y. rrrst & and northwest atrfhv1st \ -
sts-tiua l tlrz-ssli'l = s1B.h gansr &C gasl.
Hn name sl1a f1LnNinf ut-uassc= g pTure
his cen srHuugts residence gpon ADD CnltIsatiuu
tivscosi Il Pike and Gear.-, 4. Wafsaa. ot
Nulgaffc. Colorado. and Nathan l. Hrastls1 ard
s-eflssi scott, uf Latrnr CaluFBdn.
fsts-a,aris &. ID. foap, Re-.staf.
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
NOTICE ron rUBLcArIoN.
LAsp o77sr ArLisAs. ceuo

LASp OEY7rr az LlaAr. Cuuu.
teifrrsT 1r.-. isl.-
NOTICE Is hrreby given TART lsANr >. REtr-
X ca tlTF has 1l,l un-o,s Of inteltion O. rslss-
lsut y, cash s.iffry and make iiuai rrssi s'lre
tic Register ani kncesvrr at their ustter iu Ia
flAr, Colorado. ou tiie lAtlI DAY o. E.scl. ~
tgrltifr csilfur7 urfl.irlta0u 80 4li. ilt 's
purthcsgss = ul s.ciieu 80. 4, "a pre-sil5p Nu-
= s-tfIta raus-r NJ. o. wees.
lin il=zle- no. witnesss-- r, 4. Mtinnus Euhsrr
". filL=y. a. T.. Hsui snd =, X. S'sycus, all %
Czldita cgingAslu.
fsisa ris C. p. TpEu. Ealistcr,
The Lamar register., 1892-03-12
Though chalr Car.

On the 7th instant through chair
car will begin running from Newton TO
Omaha via Strong City. Superior and
the f. E. s Nj. V. road on A., T. Il S. F.
trains No. 5 and 31T and f. e ( NJ V.
train No. Is, arriving at Omaha $50 pm.