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The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Sinclair H. Anderson and Della ".
Anderson by their certai Deed of Trust, dated
January 2Uth, 1880. recorded in the Office of the
Recorder Of Deeds of Delta county, Colorado in
Look IS, at Page 5l3, conveyed to s; II. sheldon,
Trustee, The following described Real Estate,
situate. lying and being in the county of Delta,
and state OF Colorado, trwit:
Northwest quarter of Section Twenty
& in hse1 sf ,e M sHqh Of E%Ee
ridian. with any and all water rights and privi-
leees, ditch or bitches appurtenunt to or used
with said premises,
In Trust, to secure the payment of one certain
promiSsory note therein described, together with
the interest therein AS povided for in said note
and Deed of Trust; and whereas, said Sinclair
default in the payment Of said note; and where
as, said note has become due and payable: and,
if the said s. H. sheldon Trustee, shall refuse to
act, the legal holder Of said note may appoint
fa of the any ssd ShsF "a Wse
thercupcn become his successor to the title to
said property, the same become vested in him
S With a se aPa sSeGs s
obligations thereof and, whereas, the said s. H.
The 5ess % CO
the legal holder Of said note, by It's certain Deed
Of appointment; dated April lst. 1886, appointed
and substituted the undersigned as Trustee, to
act instead Of said S. II. Sheldon;
Now, therefore, at the request of the legal
holder of said note, and by virtue of the powers
Deed of Appointments and for the purpose OF fore
closing the same, ]. the undersigned, Allen u.
Seaman, us Trustee do hereby give notice that
] will, on Monday, the eth day of May. 1895 at
the hour of ten O'Clock a.. IN. of said day. proceed
to sell the property hereinhefire described. at
the fremont street door Of the Court House. in
the City OF Denver, County Of Aranahoe, State Of
the cost OF executing this trust.
ALLEN B. SEAMAN, Trustee.
A. l. SMITH. Attorney.
First publication April q; last %, May 1865
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
M arried,

This morning Rev. Meredith, OF Grand
Junction, performed the ceremony that
united the hearts and fortunes of George
Houston and Sadie Graham, the happy
event taking place at the residence of
Mrs. A. Graham, the brides mother
The groom is well and favorably known
having passed several winters here, and
tho bride is one of Delta's brightest and
most lovable young ladies'. The young
folks left on the noon train for Brandon
vile, Illinois, where thy will make their
home. The congratulations and best
wishes Of the entire community go with
them.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

IT is intimated that the new bicycle
ordinance will limit the speed allowed
to six miles an hour, and should the
council pass it in that manner it will
practically destroy the value Of wheels
for business purposes. A man can walk
at the rate of four miles an hour, and
and should he be limited to six on
wheel he would fall off every time he
struck patch of dust or sand. 1t is
all right to keep wheels off the sidewalk,
and to require riders to use bell or
whistle at crossings, but the speed limit
should be raised to at least ten miles
an hour
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Meddina at Eckcrt.

Last Wednesday night large gather
ing of friends assembled at Eckert
church to witness the marriage Of Mar
tin Ewing to Miss Bessie Spalding. The
bride and groom being both well-known
on Surface Creek, much interest was
evinced In the affair, which was conduct
ed with becoming propriety.
Father Clark officiated, and after the
ceremony the happy couple were the re-
cipients of hearty congratulations from
all those present. 1t is understood that
they will start housekeeping right away
in the handsome residence recently
erected by Mr.. Ewing, and every one
wishes them a prosperous future.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Getting Ready tor the Congress.

Thursday evening the Telluride Boar
of Trade held q meeting at Chas. 3!
Watson's office for the purpose of taking
steps towards getting up program and
making all necessary arrangements for
the Western Slope Congress to be held
here in June.
The entertainment was taken up as
one OF the most urgent necessities, and
every director gave it, his undivided at
tention. It is the desire of every one
interested that the congress be success
in every way, and citizens will extend all
aid in their power towards making 1t q
grand success.
The town board and the county COM
missioners will help entertain, through
the board OF trade, and if we do not
have a celebration worthy OF note in
every respect it will be no fault OF our
citizens.
An excursion to Trout Lake, one to
Pandora and the head Of the park, 9TH
ers through the hills, where gorgeous
and beautiful scenery abounds, is talked
OF and will be given in connection with
the literary program, and Il season OF
hoee racing and other athletic sports
will pass away the time pleasantly, and
form a combination interesting, amusing
and at the same time instructive.
In order to carry out the plans success:
fully. we must have at least $500, and
the following committee. composed OF
members OF both the Town Board and
Board OF Trade have been selected as a
finance committee:
M n. Mansfield, chairman, G. r. Hill.
oenhaus, William Hudson, w. T.. Wheel
ar. George Shoemaker, Charles F. Paint
er. and w. B. VanAtta.
This committee is made up OF repro
sentative citizens, who take pride in Civ
ing good program to the visitors who
Reduced rates on all railroads from
ali parts of Colorado to Telluride will bt
secured.
The pogram will be published in fui
ns soon as it is arranged.-Iclluride
journal.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

In the death of Jason Gillott Delta
county has sustained serious loss.
His spiritof enterprise and improvement
exerted marked influence in the devcl.
opment Of the Gunnison valley during
the one year of his residence here, and
he was the means of inducing many
good citizens to purchase property in
his vicinity and improve it. He was
rapidly Transforming his ranch into one
Of the handsomcst country homes in the
county, and it seems like pity that he
could not have lived to enjoy it.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. oliver a.: Phelps and Josephine II.
Phelps; his wife; BY their certain Deed Of Trust.
Of the Recorder OF Deeds OF Delta county, Colo
RADIO. in book 10, nt Page Gi. conveyed 10 $. II.
sheldon. Trustee, the following describsd Real
Estate. situate. ly Ing and being In the County Of
Delta. and State OF Coondp to-ait
Southwest quarter of Southeast quarter, and
South half Of Southwest quarter, and Northwest
teen % in Township Fifteen qD south Of
Range Ninety six t9o, %es, Of the SIKH! r,inci;
privileges. ditc! or bitches nppurtenant to or
used with said premises. Subject to n prior
Deed Of Trust from and TO same parties, recorded
in Book lS, at Pngc 53J. to secure S2,i0D and
interesiO
On s Of sas R
and S Deed Of Trust; and. Whereas, Il is is provided
in said note and Deed Of Trust that If default be
principal sum Of ssid note shall therenpon 1; BE-;
oliver 4. Phelps and Josephine n Phelps. his
wife, haye made default in The payment
as, by reason Of said asfault under the terms
and provisions Of said note and Deed of
yided in said Deed Of trust that il die said s.
holder OF said note may appoint and substitute
any other pers2n as trustee 70 act instead OF the
the same become vested in him In trust for the
purposes and objects Of said Deed Of Trust, with
all the powers, duties and obligations thereof;
and, Whereas the said S. II. Sheldon, Trustee.
has refused TO act In this behalf md, whereas.
The Equitable Mortgage Co., the legal holder Of
dated March 18TH, 1895, appointed and substi-
tuted the undersigned as Trustee, to act instead
Of said s. II. Sheldon;
Now, therefore, at the request Of the legal
holder OF snid note, and by virtue of the powers
vested in me by said Deed Of Trust and said
Deed of appointment, and for the purpose Of
forecl osIng tho same J. the undersigned, A. Is.
Seaman. as Trustee. do hereby give notice that
the hour OF ten O'Clock m. Of saId day, proceed
| to sell the property herelnbeforc described, at
at the fremont street door of the Court House,
in tho City of Denver, County of Arapnhoe, state
Of Colombo. to satisfy said debt and Interest and
the cost of executing this trust.
ALLEN B. SEAMAN, Trustee.
A. !. SMITH, Attorney.
First publication April "a; last May r. 1895.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

At the regular meeting of the North
Fork Post No. sc, G. A. r., held at
Hotchkiss. April 81, 1895, the following
were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, Our Supreme Commander, in His
wise providence to remove from the
midst Of this Post our respected com
rade, Andrew j. Seaman; therefore, be it
Resolved; That in view OF the loss
we have sustained by the death Of true
comrade, it is only just tribute to the
memory of the departed to say that in
regretting the removal, we sincerely
sympathize with the family of the de-
ceased in tho hour Of their bereavement
and in the loss of kind and beloved
husband and father, and commend them
to Elm who doeth all things well; and
further,
Resolved, That this testimonial Of
our heartfelt sympathy and sorrow be
forwarded to the family Of the deceased
and inscribed on the minutes OF this
Post, and copy furnished to the Delta
INDEPENDENT and the Delta County
Laborer for publication.
THEODORE RoEBER,
DIR. w. +. SHEEK Com.
JOSEPH MEEK.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
RILL OF FARE:


A Letter Read Women OF Grit
Wise Beverage Pressed Fluid
Fruit of the Vine
Country Cousins Comfort at the Circus
Pay Streak Smiles
What the Consumptive has and the
Doctor gets.
No orders would be taken until the
table was filled and nothing would be
brought until all had ordered. Four
selections were allowed to each, and
when the walters came in with the or
ders the fun began. One cute young
man ordered four Smiles" and received
that number of toothpicks, causing n
great many more smiles than he ordered.
The bill of fare contained bread, sand
wiches, sage tea, butter, pickles lemon
ade, cake, toothpicks and coffee, and the
best guessers secured very pleasant
lunch.
Those present were Mcsdames Childs, Bear,
Kellogg, E. II Anderson, Wilcox, sailor, Gill,
Howard; Misses Myers, Ward Hoch, Rogers,
Henry, Reynolds, Gimrdet, stella Giaham, Saw
age. Turner, Brndncy, Chase, Phelps, Foster,
Clegg, Lena Barker, Bertha florence; Messrs.
ChiIds, Wilson, Mathers, McCullah, Travis. VAN
Dcventer, Adams, Ple'ps Bowden Rasmussen,
Russell, Lnngston, Warrington. Adells, Phillips,
\ ~
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Eruft Gro~nrs \. -oryau,ro.

A-meeting will be held next Friday al
Hotchkiss and on Saturday at Paonis
for the purpose of organizing fruit
growers association. A meeting is also
called at Delta for p. m. Of Monday
May 9Th, at the court house.
A representative Of the Liebhardj
Commission Co. will be present with I
view to making similar arrangements t
those already consummated in Mes5
county.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

WE are indebted to D. Doughty for the
pleasure Of examining copy of Green
leafs New York Journal and Patriotic
Register Of the date OF May 30. 1895.
1t is in very good state of preserva-
tion, and at this day is interesting as
relic of early newspaper work.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

The Grand Junction Star.Times is
urging the establishment Of u co-opcra-
tive cannery at that point. II they
could only induce some one with the
necessary capital to locate there in that
business they would be strictly in it.
When it comes to getting canneries
Delta is tho only Western Slope town
that can make success of it.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

WE are under obligations to tho pres
ident and secretary Of the Board of
Trade Of Telluride for an invitation to
attend the session of tho Western Slope
Congress, to be held at that point on
June 10Th to 2lst, next.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

above described property and oil right. title, in.
tcrest, claim benefit and equity OF redemption
which the said Henry W. Valiant and Sophia NJ
Valiant their heirs, successors and assigns in
and to the same.
FRANK X. ATKINS, Trustee.
First pub. April 10: last May s. 1881
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Land Patents,

Patents have been received at Mon(
rose Land Office for the following name]
persons:
Arthur A. Ebersol, Charles E. Wctzel, Wrig(
Coupland, Albert Mcneil, John C. Ford, FrarI
NJ. Robinson, George W. Acrce, George W.ilinc|
man, Jonn r. Shaver Robert B. Hickman, Chi,
schwcizer. Emil Schweizer,
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

The Florence Oil Rciiner has bios
somed out as a semi weekly, and main
tains it's high standard of excellence
most vigorously.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01

The Granite Pay Streak. one Of this
best small papers in the state, has be-
gun its second year OF good work for
that old gold district
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Card OF Thanks.

Mrs. L. D. Landry desires to express
her thanks to the many friends for their
kind assistance and floral offerings at
furnal services OF her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Rollins.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaining in the post Office at
Delta, Colo, April %, 1885.
Barlow, W Loamng,G W
Olds, N
If not called for in 30 days, they will
be sent to the dead letter office.
w. RAY SIMPSON. p. M.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Photographic.

Remember the date the photo gallery in
Delta will again be open for work, from
the Both until May 10th, except Satur-
day and Sunday. Please give me call
H. L. STATES,
PhOtorrapher
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
Notice for Publication,

Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MoSTRosK, CoLo.,
March 20, 1885, (
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his Intention TO make
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Hegistcr and
Receiver at MontrUsc, Colorado, on May md,
1895, viz:
FRANK L. BROWN,
Who made d. s. No. 1392-Ute 9crics-for the
g. II NE. Il. Sec. 2t; $. 4 NV. 4, See. 23 Twp Il
s, X. o. W 9Th =. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
Lilborn l.. Williams. Clifford +. stcImnctz,
Angus X. Bruce, Joseph Meek, NIL of PaonIa,
Delta County, Colo.
A. T.. AMsBARY, Register.
First pub. Mar. 27: last pub. May. ]. 1896.
The Delta independent., 1895-05-01
The "Hit or Miss" Social.

Last Friday evening jolly crowd of
Delta's young folks met at the cosy
home of VIM. Mathers for the purpose
of enjoyinga Hit or Miss social, given
undcr the auspices of the Epworth
league. The rooms were well filed and
the evening passed III conversation and
games, the comical feature being the re-
freshments, which were served from the
following
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-31

2-I n. Chase, Essex Junction, Vt.
3-St. Lawrence Stock Farm, Canton,
n. Y.
4 Hood Farm, Lowell, Mass.
oh. L. Cults, Orwell, VT.
Ga. st. German, st. Antoine, p. Q.
cornwall Stock Farm, Cornwall, N. Y.
sc. w. Lasell. Whiunsvllle, Mass.
&C. j. Green, Whitinsville. Mass.
10-E. F. Brownell, burlington, Vt.
ll-Chas. b. Ballard, White River June
ton, VT.
Pc. 5. Adsit, Burlington, VT.
STAKE No. 12-Sl0O0.
Free-for-all PAGERS.
il. B. II. Cushman, East Charleston.
Vt.
2-II. Brock, Boston, Mass.
3-Wm. $. Bailey, East Hardwick, vt.
Geo. w. Hooker, Brattleboro, VT.
blood Farm, Lowell, Mass.
G-I. w. Jones, Wellsvlle, n. Y.
John OLeary, Glens Falls, N. Y.
Sc. F. Brownell, Burlington, VT.
9-Forest Park Farm, Brandon, VT.
10-Howard Park Stables, Burlington vt.
1l-Fred Cook, Scranton, Pa.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-31

17-Wm. Lindsey, Quechee, VT.
lS-E. S. Adsit, Burlington, VT.
STAKE No. $500.
For PAGERS eligible to 30 class.
Nominations have been made by:
III. Brock, Boston, Mass.
John Riel, Middle Granville. n. Y.
3-Fernald 81 Armstrong, Danvers,
Mass.
IF ). Hale, Rutland, VT.
81. n. Chase, Essex Junction, VT.
CIV. A. Skinner, WATERFOWL, Mass.
st. Lawrence Stock Farm, Canton,
NY.
S-Cornwal Stock Farm, Cornwall, MY
pratt & Pickle, Newport, VT.
10-L w. Jones, Willsville, n. Y.
1l-John Utton, Morrisville, Vt.
12-Jacob Snyder, Bemis Heights, n. Y.
BE. f. Brownell, Burlington, VT.
IA. S. Webb, Winooski, VT.
l5-Forest Park Farm, Brandon, vt.
l6-E. 5. Adsit, Burlington, Vt.
17-Howard Park Stable, Burlington, VT.
1S-W. II. Dunton, Center Rutland, VT.
19-Wm. 5. Bailey, East Hardwick, Vt.
20-H. z. Ray, Manchester, n. II.
2l-Fred Cook, Scranton, Pa.
STAKE No. 1O-S5OO.
For trotters eligible to :2G class.
Nominations have been made by:
Forest Park Farm, Brandon, Vt.
st. Lawrence Stock Farm, Canton,
n. Y.
3-S. f. Munson, Burlington, VT.
I'D. Lawrence, Winooski, Vt.
"a. B. Appleby, Spottswood, n. j.
6-Deerfield Farm, Brattleboro, VT.
cornwall Stock Farm, Cornwall, NY.
S-Pratt & Pickle, Newport, Vt.
Sd. d. Bean, Barton, VT.
l0-John Utton, Morrisville, VT.
lie. F. Brownell, Burlington, Vt.
Pc. S. Adslt, Burlington, Vt.
13-ConklinG & Stone, Luzerne, n. Y.
10. 5. SimOnds, Granville, n. Y.
DE. ID. Thayer, Brandon, Vt.
&c. j. Green, Whitinsville, Mass.
lie. NJ. Harrington, Pictou, Ont.
STAKE No. 1l-S500.
For trotters eligible to , rs class.
Nominations have been made by:
III. Brock, Boston, Mass.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-31
borse Department.
THE MORGAN REGISTER.

Register intended to include All stallons OF
merit that trace in direct male line to justin
Morgan and having mt least one sixty,tourth
OF his blood All such stations ioaled IN OF
before 1850 are admitted Tree. me zee lol
reoiste rtnp stations one year old and over
will be 81 each. and mares, geldtngs ana colts
under one year, 81 each.
Any animal in either of the following lWo
olasses is eligible to registry in the Morgan
Register A..
I. ANY mrritorous stallion or mare that
traces in direct male line to the original Jus
lin Morgan Horse, and has at least one sixty
fourth OF his blood. -,
2. The produce OF sire and dam ooth
registered in the Morgan Register.
The first volume Is now ready Tor dellNery'
Vol. II. is largely ready tor publication.
JOSEPH BATTELL,
Middlebury, VT
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-05-31
1895 FORDWAY STATIONS 1895
{ HAMBLET0NIAN STALLION GARTHWAIT, 3345,
PITTSF0RD MORGAN Tor5

m, 23s full brother to Daniel Lambert, dam by
nner; grandam by DarkeY, he by the Rounds
d, stands l54 hands high, nice bay and very nice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-30
Uniontown Elopers Mobbed.
CoIfax Gazette.


Uniontown. April 22.-This town had
quite a sensation Saturday and Sunday
in the shape OF an elopement, the parties
being Miss Katie Stribieh. a young girl
Of IA, and Barney Behner, aged % or
thereabouts. Miss Katie is the daughter
OF Herman Stribich, a well-known far
mer. residing about three miles from
town on the Moscow road. For some time
past the girl has been away from home.
working for farmer named William
Weber. Last Saturday afternoon she In
formed Mrs. Weber that she was going
TO town TO spend the night with her
grandmother, md SO be able 10 attend
church in the morning. Mr. Weber was
not quite satisfied with the girls manner
and rode over 10 tell her father, who inn
mediately drove to town. Not finding the
girl at her grandmother's as he expected
TO. he was at loss what to do next. till
Informed that his daughter and Behner
had been seen on the evening train
bound for Genesee. Stribich then started
for Genesee. taking one or his friends
with him. They arrived there about 3
o'clock and found the young couple peni-
tent and willing - be married, so the
father gave his consent and the knot was
tied. Sunday. as the newly married eou-
pie were returning 70 uniontown. mob.
headed by three or four of Stribich's
friends, got after them. driving the girl
TO her grandmother's and chasing the
young man down the railroad track. The
affair caused considerable excitement.
and not little Indignation was expressed
over the action of the mob. Talk Of ar
rests was INDUCED in freely, but moth
ing was done. Stribich has taken the
young mans part and will furnish a
house for the youthful couple to live in.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-30

In passing through Tho experimental
stage every mining camp and dtstric't In
the Rocky mountains ana on the Pacific
eoas, rc>oris It's history q fortunes lost
ana fortunes won. To the AmerlWns
mining was new business, and the dis
covery OF the rvecsous metals was by
mere -iient-stum0lei upon IN eNca-
waiting for mill racc-and 50 long had
they bscn strangers 20 the yellow meal
that they would not he convinced - is
worth ungA all the known tests had been
Applied and proven. They were more *
moran; 90 gold thsu the poor Digger
Indians that surrounded them. nOtwith-
standing ne fact that the metal WAS
nearly nsne hundred fine. and worth near
H. twenty dellars an ounce. In fact. they
6sdn't know gold when ?; WAS placed 49,
fore chem IN the purity of the eoin 90
T-ncls sam. ani & was 80 abundant that
fortunes were picked up IN day. gath
erei fTNora the sands ~ accumulated CEN
tarses.
After ~Shaussis< tAe rlacers. attention
was naturally directed ~ the source frorn
which tho gold eAmo-~ths mother lots
as taey we've pleased - term s-and thts
te,s 30 the discovery o quartz hedges, q
whscA many % ne early miners were
uso~s deaseiy Ignorant tsaa were those
w.Ao sttsu',le,i uroa the nc~t 81 nugEets
b. Tho mil race The Quarts that dit not
exhibit gold 70 tie naked eye was regari-
81 As WORTHLESS. ard vas thrown ASIDE
Mortar and gex.ls ard tse Mextcsn ans
sra wrro he primitive machines thar
e-uana 80 quarts. separating the Fotd
from t1a Xxx ard making 81 rosssfoie 90
astlslas the QuavsE ss3ges o. tAe country.
ira evofutiSa 10 shs gcii and stiTsr
mills Is = rcaxkzkAaAe oao, Is as-story Is
written in ncariy avery canyon and Ssloh
frssa Co}ors.io - California TIE Talss
a xs--a .a---..s-sss, - ne tase - r.2oley