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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14

the host until 10 is torn into fragmenfa
The Luciferan delights I'm watching this
obstruction OF the emblem Of Christ. and
IL serves as a continual reminder of MA
CHASTITY creed.
In conclusion ft may be added that
some OF the most awful crimes OF the
century, here and in Europe, are claimed
by these people as having been committed
IN pursuance of their objects Among
them are the murder Of Dr. Cronin, sew
eral years ago, and the notorious Prelier
murder. This may be or may not be the
truth. But It is true beyond the shad-
ow of doubt that in New York city to-
day there are a number of human beings
banded together for purposes Of evil and
the worship of the devil.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14

Vain women build fine houses and nil
liners live in thems--Dallas News
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14

Tramp: Please, nom, gimme sumthin'
ter eatP I've been starved till I'm ez thin
ez a razor an
Lady Of the House: Well, then, CUT
New York Press.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14

-"Give a dog bad name.n said the
Cornfed Philosopher. land the policeman
viii come along and plug everybody in the
beasts neighborhood full OF bullets" -
indianapolis Journa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14

Man is said to be the only creature
that shaves. But this is not so. A South
American bird called tine "motmot" ac-
tuallv begins shaving on arriving al ma
turity. Naturally adorned with long blue
tain feathers, it is not satisfied with them
ia their natural state, but with its beak
nips OFF the web on each side for a space
of about two inches, leaving a neat little
oval 'tuft at the end Of each.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14

-Professor-What kind Of a noun is
"kiss'-common or proper?
Miss Vassar-It becomes common when
it ceases to be proDer.-NewS York Her
aid
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-14

-Yeast-Your landlady says you are be-
hind with your board.
Crimsonbeak-Well she's dead wrong.
I'm ahead. 1 owe her $f5.-Yonkers States
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
TRIED SUICIDE WITH A BOTTLE.

NORTON HAD DASHED HIMSELF HORRIBLY WHEN
FOUND BY POLICEMAN.
John Norton forty seven years old. of No. 100
Amsterda m-ave failing to Kill himself by the IN
ternal application Of the contents OF bottle. tried
Friday night 10 effect the same result by an exter
nal applicaton OF the bottle itself Yesterday
tho Norton appeared in the Yorkvile Court with his
scalp full of surgeons stitches and his head swathed
in bandages.
yobn Norton was huckster in Paddy's Market In
Ninth-ave. lie had some trouble with the other
hucksters and vendors and took to drink He
drank long and heavily. Friday night he reached
stage of great nervous excitement. About II o'clock
John Norton, jr. son OF the other. up to Police
man Maurice Louvey. of the West Sxty-eighth-st
station on post. and cried "Oh officer. help u.s.!
Nv father il trying to kill himself He has driven
v,otber out of the house. and don't dare 20 back
alone!
I,ouyey entered the house. Norton. In his shirt
sleeves was literally drenched with blood that
flowed from a dozen gashes In his scalp. He held in
his hand the neck OF broken catsup bottle that
he had smashed upon his own head With the jag
ged fragment he was still jabbing away. at each
on seeing the officer. Norton yelled Get out OF
this or III cut your heart out! At the same time
Iouyey drew his club and Norton. with wild
shrfek. made dash fer the window: The oncer
was too quick for him and prevented his leapng
But the drink-crazed man broke away and made
for the roof Louvey followed. and just as the man
was about to throw himself to the ground he seized
Norton. when arraIgned in Yorkville Court mani:
tested great penitence He was week ana SICK ah INC
nan Hs committed him for examination for ave
0ayk 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
AN ARMENIAN MASS-MEETING.

A mass-meeting In behalf OF Armenia and the
rights OF Christian missions In Turkey will be held
in Chickering Hall Tuesday evening, under the
auspices Of tire Armenian Relief Association. The
meeting is under the patronage Of many we'll
known citizens and several prominent speakers
will be heard. Among those who will address the
audience are Vartan Diloyan. one Of the refugees
from the Sassoun massacre. and W. W. Howard.
a special correspondent and relief commissioner.
Mr. Howard has twice visited Armenia. and only
short time ago returned from hts second pcrilous
tourney The officers OF the Armenian Relief Az
ISOLATION under whose auspices the meeting Will
be held. are J. Blocker Miller. chairman; Nicholas
r. Mersereau secretary. and Charles ii. Stout,
treasurer. The Executive Committee is composed
OF j. Blocker Miller. Ludlow Ogden, the Rev Dr.
c. W. K. Body, Henry II. Man. Professor A. d. +:
Hamlin. Robert G. Hone. Charles II. Stout and
Nicholas r. Mersercau The general secretary Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
PERFORMING DOGS POISVS'"'
FOUR OF RUssELLs GROUP FOUND
THEIR CAGES.

n
Philip Russell and his group Of per'or%sss, S|
were seen In a comical exhibition &c" o., se|
on the stage OF Proctors Theatre. i'" ,d|
poisored some time on Friday In the" - .,.sI
rooms on the ton loft OF Adam SchucnmS"
at No. 1853 East Fourth-st.. where '"e" lat /
been keeping them. Off and on. for tne ~
months The animals were Don. oiae~ -
SPANIEL valued at $50: Zip a black ana ' "a. y
at SIS: Frank. a black and tan. valued v.,a 81
a collie. valued at 500; and Billy anu
terriers. sir
Don was clown. Zip was ugnt-''p AZ u
Frank was a hurdle jumper and BOY ..uw v
around acrobat. He could turn 80" -. ~
land on one leg. These were the iou' I'D a.
were poisoned Keno and Billy, that escAp. -
were not 80 well trained. and therefo''
sidered so valuable. so
The Hight priced dogs were seen a"'. r,....u ~
Friday morning. Two hours later '-.ls ~
TO the loft a. usual to feed the sh'"' IA "
minutes later he ran downstairs. cry'ns ~
the stablekeeper that four OF the dogs rus
Pin ana Keno were sick in their cage ~
gave them away later In the day 10
ing that he had no use for them any ~" 4. -
"ru have 70 20 out OF the business "A ~
as he wiped tho tears from MS ey' 80, NJ >
,orrowfully at the bodies OF the dos' - .s,ae
the streets. surrounded by crowd OF .ssr y
~ cannot AFFORD to train dogs for thre'
then have them killed like that >. vhs
The man could offer no suggestion =. WI
poisoned the dogs He went to the un.'s =. ~
station and reported the matter. ana - Il y
time offered a reward Of so tor the = sshusls<S
persons who poisoned the animals sa ~ :
the proprietor Of the stables ao''' =
amount. ~ho e4snH
hod;sS AZ tSa 1osx sejd that The gossSss
Visible JndiceSsd that the aaime~
a4A4 NTH nfIxnhnanA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
A WORKMAN KILLED BY A FALL.

Isador Anderson, thirty eight years old. OF No u
Sackett-st, Brooklyn. a Trainer employed on an I'M
finished building at One twenty second
ST. and Manhattan-ave., broke through the scaffod:
ing over the airshaft yesterday morning and le,i
hve stories from the roof to the cellar. Anderson
struck two projections In his fall. and was In
stantly killed. His back and left leg were broken
and hls head cruahAd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Uanvnnk? why Nunnk." Paulinetu and Pico'
who made their American debut at this mouse ias,
and Nine Decreux -Geralduc. the French duet'ists'
WHO are also newcomers 10 this country, VII! sing
Tto other numbers OF the programme are herr
erals the Brothers Horn. Harriet vernon florriss
West the three Delevines In new specially anu
Ida Fuller In her fire dances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Charles II Hopper enters on the hfteenth week
OF 'Chmmie Fadden" at the Standard Theatre TO-
morrow night The play Is drawing good houses ahd
10th night OF his before the season closes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

At the Columbus Theatre this week The Great
Diamond Robbery will be the attraction Inc
company will be largely the same that was seen IN
N.wyork in It's former run. and includes Nine.
Iarouschek Mrs Annie Yeamans. Miss Lillian
Tawrcnce Miss Maud Banks Miss Fanny oohen,
George G Boniface ". A. Whltcar. James BeVns
and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

I, ,s most MISUNDERSTANDING bill that Tony
p,a,or offers FOR this week and the amusement
=, So houa n,or,,s.s 10 b. indeed continuous Here
f. IN. list: Miss Ada Deaves making her hrst APP
pearance in vaudeville. Hughey Dougherty, comic
orator: Henri, Cnzman. Mam'zelle Floss'e. Josephine
Sabei descriptive vocalist. the Patterson Brotfer|
nrsi appearance In New-York this season. l y
Grants American and European picKahin.nit,s r.
,"rn az ssf.r iwo wears IN England. John r. Drew,
dancer singer and jester: Miss Cora kouit Mt ana
~. Oliver " Wren IN "A Lesson for Husbands ,
-. V,ibar.s cxpcrt riders. Nile. Valesca. In songs
and irapcze act. Ken r. Harvey lsonzo the
Jugglcr plate spinner and baiancer ana weston anu
Haisley In "A Day at the PARK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

and are selling at the following prices "a: jsnta
San Bias, SOS to $50; St Andreas. ~
$23 to $685. Baracoa. $22 to 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

~ Romance OF Coon Hollow originally produced
a, the Fourteenth street Theatre. comes to the
Grand Opera House tomorrow night II Is an clad
rate scenic production. with company OK twenty
I'VE people Including the star Miss idzzie Evans
m. Elects are elaborate and there are troupe OF
dancers ana TWO quartcts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
COVERED
WITH
SCALES

Eczema made its appearance on my head In
its worst form, and 1t continued spreading
until my face was covered with scales and be-
came horrid sight. Ihad fine head OF hair,
seven wears growth. and had to sacrifccit.
wa. in despair. The physicians had failed
even to relieve me, when one recommended
CUTICURA SOAR. My father procured set Of
CUTrCURA REMEDIES. and in three weeks the
scales left my face and the skin lost its ford
hue. n, cir tceeks ,cds entirely cured. My
face was smooth and my complexion clearer
and fincr than it had ever been before.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Novelties follow fast AZ Proctorr Pleasure Palace
rohn K.rueu has closed his starring tour In The
Irish Alderman and presents "A new potpourr OF
Irish song and wit,cism. Mile Virginia Arason
VIII. performer blends grace and inirep!diiy In her
aerial achievements. l.ot;!c ellison - applauded
sandow begins his last week Walter Gale. the
tramp OF The old Homestead has new comic
nouoloeuc and there is food !og laughter In the
ske,ch.s O, D.lmore and Wilson. Bartlett and May
Fields and Saiira and HALEY and Hart Marie Leslie
Offers "A singing novelty. The Painter brothers APP
near with Gertrude Mansfield. Leona Lewis and
Myrtle Tressider Don Lcno. In character changes;
m. sisters beaumont. duett.s,s: AlOnzo Hatch and
Ma popular ballads Illustrated, and Joseph Gotz
acrobat and cquilibrist. The sunday concert ol.;
from 30 10 II D. m Includes Mile. Selmas farewell
app.arance: John Kernel. I.otue Gil~on Waiter
Gale and n number OF special entertainers not IN
cludeI IN the regular programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Andrew Mack will be the star at the American
Theatre Tomorrow evening. when he Will begin
limited engagement In "Myles Aroon." romantic
Irish drama originally presented by William j.
Seaman The company In his support Includes Miss
Ida Mcmillan. Miss Dorothy Kent Miss Mile
Snckctt Mis-. Alice Smith Miss Minnie dip. little
Florence Olp ogden Stevens. Francis Ambrose.
William j. Mason. James Vincent, j. Palmer Col
Inns Barney Williams and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

At Proctors Theatre. Tweniy-thirl-st. sam De-
,er, the banJoist: John W. Ransone and James +.
Uocy Will appear. Drummond Stalcy and Belle
R!rbeck have a catchy act In The Musical Back
smiths" Walter Gale has for entertaining associates
Elsie Adar serpentlne dancer Fields and Salina.
IN. Won.on Sisters Satsuma. japanese juggler;
Eleanor Fab. Emma Gales and Matte Aubrey,
serio-comlcs DICK I.eggett. Mile Morelio ana her
trained -paniels: Gus Garholt. cquilibrlst Manoa.
revolving globe jugger. and Ilovgas dlssolvins
views The last weeks OF George I.ockharts eie-
phnnts are announced. In the sunday bill. from
go to II p. m. Will be found Ransone lioey. Gale.
RAYMOND the Werton Sisters. Jenny Eddy and nu-
m.rous special engagements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

THE Village Postmaster" with its types o, New
England character thunder-showcr ~ real water.
NE and drum corps thfeshing machine AMI sing
ers. SENS TO have made something % ut AZ the
Fourteenth Street Theatre. The cast includes her-
tina Brighton. Amelia Bin ham. Harriet Ford.
Ouecn!. vassar. Blanche Weaver. Rose Tiffany.
Sadie Siringham VI \. Kennedy. Forrest Robinson:
f. J. Moran James H. Smith. Louis Wesley and
others The scenery ami accessories used IN the
production are handsome ana realistic. S'ais are
now selling two and three weeks ia advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

The plans for the last week Of the opera season az
the Metropolitan have been laid as follows: Mon
day night. Carmen: Tuesday. aida: WedneS-
day. Faust Thursday. "Falstaff''; Friday 10 De
amour ced: Saturday afternoon carmen; Satur-
day evening "Lohengrin." IT the concert TINS
evening conducted by Anton Sed, the soloists VII
Plancon Slgnor Crem,ninl NJ r. Adamowski. vio-
linis and VI. Maurel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Thomas O seabrooke and his company will con-
tinue 10 play The Spectator In which they
onanea Ia night al the Fi'ih Avenue Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

fenttOn Just now IMAM VI the
derer Holmes who is to be executed In three weeks
The figure has been rcmodelled. It IL placed In the
murlerer's cell In the Chamber or Horrors. ana
Holmes appears to be reading his own confession.
The vaudeville portion OF the programme at
Doriss Ga!cty Theatre tomorrow Will be entirely
new. "Orange Blossoms" however. will be re-
tanned with Mile Pillar NORM In the principal part
In the speciality portion OF the entertainment will
T.assrds the Band Sisters Joe Hardmen Miss
Lizzie Greene and several others
Bartho the Russian dancer, continues at the
Trocadero this week and will introduce new
dance called Cuba Libre" Another dancer Is
EualIa who has been before at the Troca-
dero. Among others on the bill are the California
Trio. Lima and van athletic team. and the
Dunbars in coster songs and dances and mta-
lions Of Chevalier. This is the second week OF
Frederic Soomons burlesque on Fra Diavolo."
Miss Jennie O'Neill Potter will present her mono
logue. "Flirts and Matrons.' at Berkeley Lyceum
on Thursday evening. April Q. and Saturday after
noon. April Is.
Pamer's Theatre Is closed this week 1t will re-
open on Monday Of next week. when Hermann. who
has not appeared In Broadway for five years will
begin a spring engagement. He viii present new
panomimlc upon which he has a., been
"Trby." and numerous other novelties.
Tonight at the Fourteenth Street Theatre
testimonial under the auspices OF the Xavier Club
will be given to Joseph Il. Maxwell large list Of
volunteers will make up the programme.
A testimonial to Carver b. Cline will take place
soon at Roster & Bials music hall Mr. Cline. who
Is retiring from the business management OF Kos
ter & Blars. has been connected with that estab-
lishment for the last six years. He has just re-
covered from protracted sickness, and the testi-
monal Is intended. to help to a long and greatly
needed vacation. Albert Bal. before his departure
for Europe gave the use OF the theatre. with the
services Of the artists and attaches. - recogui.
ton az Mr.. C1inaiA AarY1caA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

The 2sth performance Of David Belascos The
Heart Of MARYLAND Is to bc celebrated at the Herald
Square Theatre Wednesday nigh; BY the d.str.oi-
ton OF n gold and silver hcart-sAapei token that
Messrs Evans Bciman and Mann express them
selves az confident will surpass IN aNracilFrnNHH
any Of the sons souvenirs Tn" supplementary
season TO begin tomorrow night is limited 70 -FOUR
weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

"El CAPTAIN" John Philip sousa and Charles
Klelns new comic opera has made success at tho
fremont Theatre Boston. Il will have is hrst
presentaton In this city tomorrow evening at the
broadway. The advance sale 81 reserved sealS
which opened AZ the box ONCE last Monday morn
ing IS said 10 be uncOnmonly large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
THE PLAYS OF THE DAY
WHAT IS TO BE DONE AT THE THEA
TRES THIS WEEK.

John Hare's return engagement at Abbey's inca
tire will begin with the presentation on TUESDAY
night OF Sydney Grundy's "A Pair OF Spectacles
This play proved the most interesting OF Mr. Hares
offerings in his former engagement. and IL Is as
BENJAMIN Golinnch that he has mace his most last
ing impression here "A Pair OF Spectacles VIII
be preceded at every performance including an eH-
ira matinee on Wednesday. by s. They're smith
cold Cron!es."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Tonight ut the Fourteenth Street Theatre a
testimonial under the auspices OF the Xavier Club
will be given to Joseph b. Maxwell large list Of
volunteers will make up the programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19

Charles Frohman's last production ~ this season
will be made at the Garrick Theatre to-morro"
night when Thoroughbred" a comedy by Ra'ph
Iumley the author OF Aunt Jack. VIII nave us
American production. The piece was produced last
wear by ! /. Toole AZ his London theatre. and
Henry r. Dixey. who heads the Garrick cast. VIII
have the same part that Mr. Toole then playci'
The cast further includes n. VI. Pit:, Fritz VIII
fans Robert Edoson. william Norris. Josepn
Humphreys Cecl.e livingstone. Arthur boyIan'
Charles Young Miss Agnes Miller. Mss Lucille
Nunn Mrs Whnen and Miss Jessie Busley.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-10
SALT Lakes AIDsUAlE1 CARHG
VAL

An opportunity 10 now given to viev
the grand scenery OF the Rocky Mount
aims. the fertile fields OF Utah and her
treasure ribbed mountains and at the
same time attend the grand Aidsummer
Carnival Salt Lake City viii give on the
ID. ID and 4th of July, in celebration of
the States admission into ths Union.
At that time Utah will be at her best.
EntertainDsnt will be provided for all.
Excursions to tho Great Salt Lake. to
Garfield and TO Saltair. four grand par
adss, slsborats balls. . mammoth concert
given By the Tabernacle Choir. . band
contest, ths celebration 10 Wind up with
the Rrsndsst Indspsndsncs Day parade
and display oe 6rsworks ever sssn In the
West.
Tickets on sale, via Grand Junction
and the Rio Grande Western Railway.
on June 20. II. q, 70. and July 1st. The
fare from Denver. Colombo Springs and
Pueblo will b 90; from Ill other points,
one single fare for the round trip.
For further particulsrs apply e looa!
agent d. 4 r. g., or Colorado Midland
Railways, or F. A. wsdleigh, @. p. 1 T.
A., r. @. ". Ry.. Salt Lake City.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-10

JoGr DsssLs makes . totally uncall-
"a fos sttsck upon Gov. McIntirs in
ths lask iasus ol the Nontsues Entsrpfiss
concerning the sppointmsut q VISITOR
commissioner In district No. II, claiming
that the appointment Of . Delta man
was made because Of the populist vote
Of Nontross county. At the time the
sppointDent was applied for Delta was
- thoroughly populistic in it, vote -
was Nontross and - no charges are
wsds against the appointss psrsonally
this kick can only b construed - either
sn s.archistie ding at the governor BE-
esuss be has sen at 10 sppoint . rspubli.
can. who. BY the. way, was reeomendsd
By The populist boards oe county CON
missioosrs q both COUNTIES, OF elss .
desire 10 secure control of the water oe
the UneoopaAsss thssssA ussair means.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-10
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his wife. b their eersai. deed q trs.s, dated
August Sist, iess, rseordsd In ths alnrs Of The
f. q e de-. ss e pss.
sss. lying and being In The eosaiy Of Dslii. ana
ne sossS kaif ef The ssulh -sass quarter os &C.
tioe aftesn s, and the north east quarter Of tss
q he nosssss.s S.srts, q ssstioo twenty .iSo
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ninety six (ssi west Of the sixth rrnetrs, Mesid-
aiich Or dissE.' sppsrs:nsai % or sssd With sid
In trust, % secure the pavu,eas q oas
seihsr with shs il.fers.s thereon - IFovtSsd 70!
u "a nots ard deed q sraes whsssas. ~
1Sfaals in The psy.sns Of "a note and; ~hers::
o. said note has becnme o.. snd payable: and
:.l ss.ssa !. s.:S sss 81 :ss sss
aes, the les.i holder Of AID sots may .ppolns
and substitute any othes pesscn a. t,us-
who shall thereupon become bis successor 10 the
title 10 said properly and the aaIps become
. ..a s s.s 4 i : : 70, .s ss &. ,s sS
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Y certain DEED Of sppcn.,s,nsns' q Sassd nsy -
:: ss.ss:, /. =: Sse.a 9 ..ia 6. 3: ShslSsa
now therefore. q the request q tbs legal hoede!
Of saId noss: and by vinue 4 ths Dowen vesaed
pGntussns, and Ess the purptss of fosseiasang s6a
sams. !. the undeniEped. Aiiss D Seaman. =
trustee. do hereby give notics that ! vtli - ths
I'd day 0S June. fsSs. at the hour a two o'cloch
p. n. of said day, prsceed n ssli ~ property
hefeinbefose dssrnbed. a. p9h.se vsndue. = M
6one of the CossS Hoslse. In ths city u Dsnvss
county of Arepahoe. rats II Coaoesdo, n sssisfy
aald dsbs and iaterea aad Ne eoss Of saeeusia1
ALLEN .. SEAMAN, Trusass.
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The Delta independent., 1896-06-10
Hssass - sAs PuAass.

Fishing at Alexander lakes. season of
f606-Iu consequence Of wrong impress
siOns prevailing As regards 6shing privi-
leges therein. the proprietors Of the fsh::
ing rights in the reservoirs on Grand
Mesa wish IL to be understood that TO
residents Of Delta county Who fish with
hook and line for their own use. cards of
permission will be granted to enjoy that
privilege upon application TO the pro-
prietors or their agents at the hotel or
hatcheries.
In order to prevent the destruction Of
6sh IL has become necessary TO stop un-
lawful fishing. and the purchasers u the
6shing privileges formerly enjoyed BY
Forrest and Alexander. particularly re-
quest all good people to aid them. both
BY refrxining from fishing on their
premises without psrmission, and By 70.
porting, to the State Game and Fish
Wsrdens appointed Tor the nsighboshood.
violations Of the Law.
The Delta independent., 1896-06-10
Hsssss - Taxpayers.

All persons ssssssed in Delta county
are hereby notided that the Board of
County Commissioners gill meet at the
o6hee of the County Clark. in Delta. fos
the purpose of hearing complaints and
equaliaing assessments. on Monday. July
6 1885 and On Monday July %. 1886.
Each oe thsss meetinss will be contins-
ID from day 10 day until all matters per-
tanning TO the assessment have bssn dis.
posed Of and all persons having business
u this kind should present il on the Arst
day Of each meeting il possible.
BY order q county commiasioners-
Gro. 8. CoAKLIA
County C1srk.
First pub June 10; last July Is, 1867