The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1893-04-08


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THE NEEKER HERALD,
NccEor Colombo.
HoME II EWS
Its rumoref that Herman PfeifTer is
training Booths bicycle for tie forth
coming frce-fur-all handicap.
The air yesterday felt as though win
ter was loath to give up the struggle
and succumb to tie inevitable.
Billy Crabb is manipulating the silk
and buck7kia on the c, :. y T. line in
the absence Of johnny Gebhardt.
The road through Powell Park was
in an impossible condition the last few
days rendering travel almost impossible.
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The Meeker hotel is assuming met
ropplitan airs with neat picket fence
connecting the Office with the sleeping
rooms.
Friday would have made a better
race ia the late municipal contest, but
unfortunately be went lame in "scor-
ing" preliminary to the final event.
People who intend building should
call on or address James Gray, Piceauce
creek. Mr.. GRAY is irst-class work
man and it will pay 10 consult him be
fore building.
Now that there is a iirs,-class painter
in town have your houses, barns, and
out-houses painted. You will never
miss what II costs and the benefit will
amply repay You for the small outlay.
One ballot In last Tuesdays election
WAS scratched as follows: For mayor
6. Washington Stone, and for trustees,
G. FRIDAY, y. Plug and II. Romine.
For Of such is the kingdom of Heaven. Z"
The Ilrgus company received several
large invoices Of spring ant summer
goods this week. Billy Tetzlan the
handsome and gentlsmanly master Of
transportation keeps skies rolling
Il don't think the cattle loss will be
over ten per cent in the Picpance and
Yellow creek regions remarked Com.
missioner Critchlow to a HERALD re-
porter the other the other day ",
hope this estimate may prove correct.
Irappers and others will please motto,
the change in William Caryer's card
which appears in another column
Goods will be received NJ the office %
the stage company aud sent direct t.
Mr.. Carver. who will promptly remi
cash in payment Of same.
All those WHO have subscribed to tn
support OF Rev. Mr.. Osicusan are re
specially requested to hand the amour
Of their subscription to Mr.. Lawton Il
the cashiers window Of tie Meekc
bank. The subscriptions are payabl,
on and after the first of each month.
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On Saturday last change took plact
in tile management of the Watson
store. II. II. Mills. of Denver, succeed
ing Henry Lee, of the same place, a
trustee. IL Is understood that Mr.
Watson will be more closely identlGe,
with the establishment than heretofore
The breeding season Is again upon us
ard Mr. Eckel is the first to announce
in The ilERALp's advertising column
that his thoroughbred. Survivor, is ol
deck. His fee has been reduced to
nominal charge, and n splendid oppor
tunity presents itself 20 lovers of fas
korse-nesh,
The town election last Tuesday
passed off very quietly and the rcsul
was, as predicted 10y The HERALI
last week, ~ C. Moulton will grace tn,
mayors chair for another year and til,
town board will be honored by The
presence of Messrs Nichols, narik,
and Welch, as trustees.
Note the Pioneer livery stable lad
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