The Meeker herald., 1893-09-23

letter and we comply with these re-
quests after eliminating all personal
thrusts.
The Glenwood Avalanche says that q
certain Garfield county man has been
catching fish in White river with a.
seine, and had taken out two barrels oil
fish. The game warden was notified by
parties from here, and Attorney Taylor
wrote the fellow, and advised him to
appear, plead guilty and pay fine. by
next mail the deputy district attorney
received reply from the man with a
check for S2j enclosed. Who is he?
Hartke lost himself in the Coal creek
hills on Sunday last, and his partner was
up till q late hour in vain search
for him. 1t has since leaked out
that while IIartke WAS dressing deer
which he had killed abont dusk, a
mountain lion made his appearance, and
the Teuton hit the trail for Meeker.
1t was near noon the next day that he
remembered of having soue hunting
with party the day before.
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AL Ellison was in Meeker Tuesday.
and he made one OF those pleasant,
Observation-Disclosures visits to this
Office. where he was given two chairs to
sit Oh and permission TO spit on the
sanctum floor. AIreport5 having been
quite busy the past two months chaper-
oniug tenderfeet land regularsl through
the hills in the eastern end Of the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ID. j. Mckeown ar
rived on Saturday evenings stage from
the east, and are for the present guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. WEIGH. Ii is the
intention of the recently welded pair to
make Mecker their home for the coming
winter at least, aud THE HERALD
joins in extending to the major and his
wife a most hearty welcome.
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Rube Ball and Herman Pfeffer re-
turned with their bikes in the early
part of the week, having paid Glenwood
brief visit. They made the entire
trip on their BICYCLES, and while at the
sauitarium evidently unfolded some
choice yarns to at least one gullible re-
porter.
Pot Hole is the euphouious title given
to a section on North Fork, aud still we
overlooked the name on the Meeker
register last week. Mr.. j. NJ. Miner
lex and his son Buck (another bar
barous appelIation), were down from
that region mingiing with the throng.
At the Miller House this week re-
porter found the following names on
the register: Geo. b. Larimer, Denver;
VIM. Lowell, Lily; Al Ellison, Clarence
Lamb. Beaver; Miss NJ. Marker, Rifle;
j. ". Harris, Nortonville, Kas; V. N.
Harris, st. Louis.
j. C. Davis and a. c. Moulton took
Tuesdays stage for Rifle. Aside from
Tbs tai4lFless. tapqt ID point qfftefesI
of our pioneer firm.
John Townsend, of Titiin, Ohio, was
an arrival this week, aud is the guest of
+. y. Joiiautgen. lie intends to go
into business in Meeker and make 1t his
permanent home.
y. l.. Lawton and j. i. Barnes, Of
Colorado Springs, arrived on Tuesdays
stage and are guests at the Miller house.
They are in for their annual hunting
and fishing trip.
Major Lyle, Il member OF the English
army, stationed at Hong Kong, China,
registered at the Meeker Wednesday.
lie will tarry awhile in this section.
Colorado Springs was represented at
the Meeker this week by Messrs. \. NJ.
Baker, John Stevens. L, c. Robinson,
j. >. Stevens and II. X. Deveraux.
c, Il. Hulett, r. a. ard J. E.kellogg,
Of Axial, l.. L. Cook, White River, and
Lige Salmon, MayUell, were quartered
at the Meeker this week.
\. j. Gregory's familiar face was seen
in our iaidst the greater part of this
week. Al is now located at Glenwood,
and is over on business.
W
l.. ID. All and Chas. 5. Brooks, two
bean-eaters, registered at the Meel,er
a few days ago.
Mike Schneider WAS down from North
Fork in the fore part of the week, max
ing purchases.
Mis-. Joseph LuXen and son, Richard.
left yesterday for the Worlds Fair
Miss Maud Marker was passenger
Thursday, bound for Rife.
Prefers Grain to JaWbonc.
At Jones bank grain will be receiv-
able for coal.
Eti0uct ut Harlem Heights.
Mrs. Flaherty-Why does your hus-
band 90 in the windy? Isn't the door