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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE. City Of
Seattle.-Nofice is hereby given that the
LIST annual installment OF local improve
msnt district No. io4. for the Improvement
Of Front street ard the adjacent and con-
Meeting portion OF yesser Avenue In
Guiding part OF Frons street the pub
lie square known as Pioneer Place. in
the City of Seattle, from the south line
of Madison Street 20 the North line of
fesier Avenue and including that part
OF fssler Avenue extending easteriy
from the West lire OF Front Street pro-
duced south to the West curb line OF
South Second Street produced North
under the provisions OF Ordinance No
$50. which provides for the improve
neni OF said street by curling and paw
ing certain portions thereof and proyid-
ing for the payment therefor In INSTALL
ments and establishing a fund for such
payment by the ievying and collection
o. special assessments upon the prop
eTty benefited by the Improvement and
providing for the issus nee OF bor-s ss
authorized BY an art % the legislature
o. the state Of Washington. approved
ions Of ordinance No. Gss. approved
May TIN. 1884 amended by ordinance
No. $40. approved July nth. fee4 has
Desn duly cerfined 20 me for collection:
ard the respective sums therein charged
and levied against each parcel and !os
OF land. and part thereof In said dis
h9cts In payment OF sach irstaIlrnent
remains unpaid. and the same. includ-
ing the interest on .he whole amount
charged must be paid or or before the
ufh day Of Dece uber. IsE tTni@ss pay
49, De MADE on such .nstailmeus on Or
before the fith day OF Decernber fsss.
TIE same shall become delinquent and
shAal hear interest ar the rate az SIX per
cent per arrurn. until paid anr II not
PAID before said time. penalty cs five
90 Per cent. shah be added and the
sums delinquent shall De entered on tire
annual tax roll for tire current year
AGAINST each lot and parcel OF land and
part thereof 20 delinquent and with
tne interest ard penalty shall he col
ieEfe1 as other taxes together with
secn additional charges o. penalties as
are authorized 10 be charged and col
lsSted On other delinquent taxes and
each lot Or parcel az land so desssuuenf
snaa Dc Er'd for the amount os such
assessment with Interest pssrssIsy ard
costs. In the manner provided BY law
GEORGE r. MEAtsIiAN
City Treasurer Of the city OF Seattle
Date Of lat publication November u.n.
l5S.
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UrY NOTICES.

CITY TREAstsRER's NOTICE. CITY Of
Seattle Notice 10 hereby given thai ire
lss annual inssalimens a. local improve
meut d&ssrtct No In for the improve
uens of seventh stress. IN the City 81
Seattle from posnt ID feet North OF
the North line OF Pike Street TO olive
No. sSF. which provides for the i'm
provemenr OF said street by construct
Ing q pipe sewer along the center or
sad street. together with all necessary
openings. wycs. rnanhoiex ventfsatcrs
and flushing tanks. and by connecting
the same with the main frsersectsng
sewer now existing at the intersection
Of Olive and Seventh Streets and pro-
stztirents and establishing fund Tor
ssch payment by the ievying and coli
lection OF special assessments upon sne
property benefited by the improvement:
and providing for the issuance OF bonds
rs authorized by an act OF the legisia-
ture OF the State OF Washington, APP
p provision. A q ordnance rai No. SIS. ap.
proved May gth. 1894. as amended
By ordinance No. ssse approved
July mn isst . has been and duly ,ss
respective sums therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot OF
land. and part thereof. In said district.
mains unpaid. and the same. including
the interest on the whole amount
charged must be paid on or before the
uth day OF Decemoef, iNo Unless pay
ment he made on such irstallmenf on
or before the 18th day OF December
lsS. the same shall become delinquent
and shall hear interest at the rate of
eight per cent. per annum- until paid
and IL not paid before said time. a pen
atty OF i've "a per cent. shall be added.
and the sums delinquent shall be en-
tered on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel
of land. and part thereof. so delinquent.
and with the interest and penalty shall
be collected as other taxes. together
with such additional charges or penal
ties as are authorized to be charged and
collected on other delinquent taxes. and
each lot OF parcel of land so delinquent
shall be sold for the amount OF such as
sessment. with interest. penalty and
costs. in the manner provided by law.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM.
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle
Date OF lst publication November nth.
1896.
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Fly ON The -FLYkGa

sEATTLH TO rAcooen
IN one hour and tveoty~SvS y
THE STEAMER stLYEl yEB
Regular daily tT4pa Dunf7
route a. r. swU: ss:1!Z u
TAKING EFFECT TuElnAX. 1ra7
TIME Card. #
single fare. Sc: rcun1 IT. - II 3
Leave Ssattle-5:& HIS I. =:
,. N. 49,.
Leave racomav-e:U .. A,l a. ~ 20
SUNDAYS, ssss hi
Leave Seats.e--f q m: Il -. - #
Leave Mcoma--s:0 4 N: n f6& !
Landing at Northern pae40o n Il
coma. and Commercial Aock f061
rion street. Seat:sz. IS 5Szss74:
Sundays. steamers y1yoP O. - -
Washington. fare Sc. q
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PACIFIC COAST ssn1,-s

PACIFIC COAST SIEAl6 nss; u.
The ma ynlhcent saees,. 50. J
Slty 81 fcehsA and Wal1I
tween SEATTLE and San fFssssS. l.
a. fort Townsend and vicloefSs II
Leave Seattle ~. 8:
Fer San Francisco San Prnres 81
Sa. M sNcvs-x:XN1 1116
Nevemnsr :. & isI - g
IS. - - g.
Leave San Fran-s Due 0rntss-
cisco FOR Seattle sNoverrksS 1y&
a. m. n =
November s. 10 IL iflnr~~sh.. !. ssS3
% sS N = = -
December s. IA. X.
80 ~ -. IN
The magnificent xreamer f,sv = Il
leaves Seattle AZ a. n. FOR 49,
vemher -. - December III g
l.. =. Dfae back az Seattle No.
December 10. :, january n
ruary s
The company reserves r,eaa = .. s.
steamers or sailing 3afex
]. +. TRowBRlDGRs r. -
Gccdali. Perkins q ca. Osssss,
San Francisco.
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THE ENTIRE SALVAGE STOCK Of the
steamer Umatilla, consisting OF dry
goods carpets. boots and shoes, cloth
Ing, and. in fact. complete stock
OF all kinds OF merchandise.
will be placed on sale Tues
day. November 18th. In the Seattle
National Bank building. corner Yesler
way and Occidental avenue. Come and
see the great bargains.
NOW is THE TINE to exchange your
coal stove for an improved alright
heater. Martin takes In exchange old
cook or heating stoves. eso3 First ave.
OLD PAPERS for sale at the business
office OF this paper. 1sc per bundle.
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Resolution NO. M-Be N Resolved hy
the city Council OF the City OF Seattle.
Ihat II Is the intention Of said city 10
Improve Ninth Avenue South from Yes
Ter Way 20 Main Street. by the con-
strucfion OF an ironxsone pipe sewer %
proper dimensions through said portion
OF SAIL Avenue with all necessary wye<.
openings manhole$. iamphoisS. yensila-
tors and catch basins. and 70 provide
Tor the payment OF the same by ss~e~s-
menis upon the property ahufsing there
on and adjacent and approximate there
20 under the Immediate payment"
plan. In accordance VITA the laws of the
state OF Washington and the Charter
ana Ordinances OF the City OF Seattle.
And be il further
Resolved. That the City Engineer he
and ne Is hereby authorized and directed
10 cause n estimate 10 lie made Of the
cost OF the smprovemes, of said Avenue
between said points. and to report the
same 20 the City Council at ITS next meet
ing.
Passed tho rssv CtvnciI the 18th dae sf
November. iSS and signed by mo in open
session in authorization of its xssage
this 10Th day of November. iSss
WIN. NJ ARDLE
President Protein OF the city Carmii
Filed by NE this nth iay NJ Neycn sss-r.
1895 WILL. IL FAIRY
City Comptroller and ex-sffsrio city
Clerk.
Published November II. lss.
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sKAGIT RIVER RoIYTR

SKAGIT RIVER R0lTu
Steamer Champaign leaves oee11lo
day, Nov. II. at A. m: ThRtlGQXs&
10. at a. m: Saturday. Nov. ~ ~ m
Leaves Mount Vernon Wedneo1efi
Sunday, Nov. =. at Z q n, a.
Stanwood. Fir, Skagit City. 4oMQk
and Avon. (Tulaliip going oouth
and north Tuesday, Is
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leay(4Ez
dock. Seattle. Monday. Wedueo f.
Friday. at a. m, for Edmooo4
with 8. Wiley Navigation Co t.
and olympia. ts
City dock. steamers for Al po11t<sG
on the Sound. Open all night. I1l
Main 81. 8. G. YEBKE4. ~
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sMPorNDED STOCK NoTTcE-The fol-
lowing described heller. placed In the
City pound on November 4 1874 viii be
sold az public auction 10 the hixhess nd
der for cash IN hand. TO pay css<t ar i'm
pounding and aavertising Monday. No
MEMBER - fxx. AZ 10 O'Clock a m at the
front door OF police heaeaqoarserx corr
ner OF Third street and Yesler way:
One red heifer. years CID
The owner OF the ahove-Gescr.bed heifer
being 10 me unknown.
C. s. REED,
Chief Of police.
Date OF FIRST publication. November !,
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PORT ORCHARD AID EQog1 Z
INCTOS ROUTE -,,>e Z

.. D.. c. .rs,,ss q, !; : poss ts.zl
route. leaves City sock. to-
Burcheil. Brick yard. L. L.
Navy YzrS. sidney. Inas.ss 80
navy station 81 p. -: ss
atIp. m. T. y. Hobinssr: u ~ 80
Boxardus q Co.. aesnfA 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-18

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF
Local Improvement District No. 10. for
the Improvement of Cherry Street from
First Avenue 10 Second Avenue. under
ordinance No. t2S2 and hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
uent roll Of Local Improvement District
10 Second Avenue under ordinance No
{es3. has been reported by the board
OF public works 20 the city council OF the
city OF Seattle. and is now on file in the
osfice OF the city comptroller and ex-oftcio
city clerk. and the same Is now open for
public inspection at said Office. and will
remain open for inspection until Monday.
the It'll day OF December lssS, At s o'clock
y. m. ard all persons interested are here
By required TO appear before the city
council a. session TO be held IN the
.yh day Of December. iss. az S O'Clock
r. m. and make objections thereto. At
said time so fixed the council win cor
slider any and all objections made and
as II deems just. and will then deduct
the amount OF such cost assessed against
street crossings (which shall be paid
from the Genera Fund OF tire city, and
viii then BY ordinance approve such roll
and levy and assess the amounts there
OF against each parcel and lot shown IN
thereon Said matter may ce adjourned
20 later date II SO ordered q The city
council WILL ii. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-GNfcfo City
Clerk of the City OF seattle
Date of first publication. November II.
1886
iAPouSpEp STOCK NoTICE-The fos.
lowing described hesEet. placed in the
city pound or November 4 asss> wifi Re
sold al p1Slic auction 80 the highest hsei-
der Tor cash Is hand. 70 pay cost OF i'm
pounding and advertising Monaay No
veszsser =. fsss. a. 70 O'clock a n AZ rhe
frout door Of police headc quarters cor
ner OF Third street and Yessssr way.
Gne black and white hesssr. years old
The esne- Of the above-descrsoed hesfer
being TO me unknown
C. s REED
chief OF Police
Date OF srst publication. November 7.
lssA
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RESOLUTION NO. 5l.-Be 1t Resolved
by the City Council OF the City OF Sc
attic. That IL is the intention OF the City
Council TO cause Fifth Avenue to be i'm
proved from Jefferson Street to James
Street by building a bulkhead along the
west line Of said Street between said
points to sustain the roadbed thereof.
and TO prevent earth from said roadbed
falling on to the abutting property And
be Ii further
Resolved. That the Board OF Public
Works be directed To cause plans and spe-
cifications TO be made OF saii improvement
and an estimate OF the probable cost and
expense thereof and present the same TO
the City Council.
Passed the City Council the 18th day OF
November. 1895 and signed by me In open
session in authorization of its passage
this 18th day of November. 1896.
VIM. MARBLE.
President protein OF the City Council.
Filed by me this 18th day OF November.
1896. WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-officio City
Clerk.
Published No, ember II. 1sss
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP coheA

sTRs. GARLAND AND EvAl -
seattIs and Townsend Nsa1
Steamer Garland leaves Yesber
days. wedpesdnys and rT5ae0 -
for Port Townsend. Port 49,
genes. Port AnxeIes- PORK Creee
RETURNING. arrives 81 1astkte
opposite days Steamer Eve4
Yesser dock for Port Townsea4C 49,
geles and Victoria 1aondsyg.
and Fridays II SD p. -; a's 2 -
sI.crnats days IN p. NJ -
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THE vANcoUvHR RouSY
STEAMER U4curA

STEAMER uI0E1A
Leaves Tacoma. y noon: Seaitje
for Port Townsend. AnaeorteG, IT.
New Whatcom. Blaine ana III
Dor. and Vancouver. arriving w.
p. m. following day. |'Ess78
Ter wharf b.
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoNS-No
tice Is hereby given In accordance with
the provisions Of section of article XVI
of the city charter that examinations
will be held in the city hall for all per-
sons who have flied applications for po-
sitions In the classified civil service OF
the city OF Seattle, as mentioned below:
Police Observation-Disclosures and driv-
ers. November Is. 1885.
Fire department-All positions In this
department below that OF assistant chief,
November Il. 1885,
Library ccpartment-Book binder, stitch
er and clerk November g. 1896.
Department OF buildings, bridges and
wharves-Master of garbage scow. No
vemher 3. 1885,
General labor--Ail positions In the labor
service. including axemen. carpenters.
bricklsyers. blacksmiths. wagonmakers.
teamsters. cart drivers. funnele-s. general
laborers. etc, November =. 1855
All applicants will be examined in the
branches specified in the rules and regu-
lations of the commission. and In the re-
Qcirements of the position for which they
apply.
No applications for these examinations
will be approved later than six days prior
to the date of such examination
Each applicant Will receive postal no.
tice OF the exact time of his examination.
BY order of the civil service commission
Of the city Of Seattle.
A. III. CIRCUIT Secretary.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND 49,
ROUTE.
y Wiley NaviGaslon Cas- 49,.

DAILY TINE earn
resvsl- Aaxlu n
Tacoma At 1870 = nj Seattle & Z.
Seat,:s AZ. i.c nj Tacoma az. r.
CITY o. AEERbEEX 49,
Daily except ouA6ay.
Leave. ~
Seattle At. 80 mI faeoua ~
Tacoma Al: 100 mtOtympis g.
Tacoma at. So nj Seattle ~ -
Fare between Seattle ana fnes
cents, Landing as Seattse CltI 1fa
Of Main street.
Capt l. Wiley. Manager. sl4z
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COMPOSITION ~ In nonpareil minion.
BREWER or long primer faces Oh tho fol-
lowing size bodies: Nonpareil or MN
ION not exceeding Is ems plea; BREWER.
not exceeding rs ems plea. long primer
not exceeding A ems plea. Special terms
on large orders. Address Post-Intelli-
gencer, Seattle.
REMEMBER. the entire stock OF groc-
cries and canned goods saved from the
wrecked steamer umatilla are being
sold by order Board OF Underwriters at
ll6 Pike street.
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY to
manufacturers. business houses and
public men by the Press Clipping Blu
rean (Aiien'sb. Union block. Portland.
Or.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES-Sealed
uius LOT suppnes Mn vs aecsiSsu oy .ne
iienttary, at their office in Walla Waila
Washington. up to o'clock p. n. of
December IA. 1885, for the following,
paints and oils. -four and feed. tobacco
and drugs and medicines. For specifica-
lions and any inquiries address James
Mcinroe. walla Walia. Washington.
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RING THE u n BOX fer messengers
Western tNkasa ard Great NcrsAesh sete-
grams. hacks gssrneys and e>rfw<s
Sxkons. quick service Tsiesshca$ Mssa
Gt Second. Branch factne Laan-
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Capt. George 1oboft4
Leaving Seattle for Alaska Nor
1See, Ct 10 O'Clock. and evoey 0leo
thereoftoe.
20 J. q. cARR0L1k ~
0rhwabachsr DOCK. Ie&,
CHARLES r. PEABODY 0eo06
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A q BENJAMIN. IL Railroad aSersss.s
ss~nt for hydraulic s4ad and Dredging
p4n2x.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time Card In effect Juno e n

sEATTLE-LA CONNER UQ0
State OF washington leaves oocfN
except Saturday, &C 70 ?. ~ Be-
9ExTTLE. EVERE1T AND xk
Fairhaven leaves Seattle -
Saturday. at 10 p -.
Telephone. MAtE IN YU@
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES.
LATEST PATTERNS In amateur outfits
and complete stock dry plates and films:
free use dark rooms for changing. Wash
ington Dental and Photographic Supply
Co. 2li Columbia. opposite postoffice.
G.. ". PARKER & CO. fresh paper and
plates; everything used in photography
no catalogue.
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AUCTION SALE ~ hcaSeAras fszr-ssv,~.
AZ Ssckxriau 6 RoYse's Salexrsssr,, fssf
Efr-4 axeatse Or Frisay ere ssfA ~ -
ssfah@T. AZ II escsaSk sAAras shn eos-
tents uf fairsy Fa@arss- tveiGsiins ra-vsess
bedding. STOVES. taiAet ware. ete.
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Can SrEAsfsHfP cOERAj[I

PUGET SOUND e CENTRAL.
CAN STEAMSHIP COxHA4A
Steamship Transit viii leave -
Central America on Decembes ~
Regular saiiinEs between
oound and Central
ports. General o6ics. 1ueo9
VICTORIA ROUTE 27s
STEAMER RogAf1lE s.
Arlington dock leaves for vHo
Port Townsend daily. exeop9 4
1870 O. M. returning leaves
10 .. m Steamer idaho leaeea
Townsend and way ports oe!4s
Sunday. ~ .. m: sunday t
q. m: returning direct. l4ey z
Townsend at p. n Phone. - 80
KRUsE AND MADIsoN LII e
STEAMER LAKNK
VIII ssfl from San Francisco Nor
carrying freight .. Fl per to- -! e
q. Seattle for all points e. s@s|
r. r. CAIXk W. s|
Arlington doek Tsierhens. b.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COZ
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PORT ORCHARD AND PQ3E
STEAMER NARY
Leaves 0albrAith dock. fDot -
ton street. for South Beach, 1y4N
Pt. White. Bremerton. Unllld
CO, 9ilverdals. at SO D. ~: oo1y
p. m-: Sunday. .. n. :fefut1
1lver6aie at So .. M To-
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BOOK BINDING.
WE LEAD the printing professions: min
ing prospectuses and stock certificates a
speciality. Metropolitan Printing and
Binding Company. Dexter Horton Bank
building. Seattle.
+. ANTHONY-General bookbinder pa
per ruler and blank book manufacturer.
sos First avenue. foot OF Cherry. Kline
& Rosenberg building; take elevator.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07

Mr.. Pratt has not said goodby 10 the
North Fork country, as he fully intends
coming back to live and market his fruit
in few years
Ed Pentield has purchased 10 acre
tract Of j. f. Hanson and will have it
fenced and improved at once. He ex-
poets to occupy it next spring.
Billy Smith went to Delta Sunday.
We should think Billy had girls enough
on the string up here.
Rudolph Lossius, Of Grand Junction,
was in town Monday.
Miss Margaret Griggs went down the
Gun rison valley Saturday to visit her
parents, returning to her school Sun
day evening.
L X STRULEY.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07
ROMANCE OF MISS CHASE.
lea Years.
TALKED Ten MINUTES BEFORE NE
KNEW HER
A Story that Reads as u II Were Taken From
Dumas Peace Maker.

One of the festival maids Of honor. the
first one To reach the city. got to town
this morning. and an hour later had the
pleasure OF being introduced TO her
father. whom she had not seen for ten
years. She is Mics Lulu Chase OF Delta.
Delta county: her father is Dana b.
Chase. the Sixteenth ST eet photog-
rapher. and the man who effected the
renee. chief Of the horticultural and az
ricultursi department. The story has
both romance and pathos in it.
Ten years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Chase
were separated by an unfortunate mat
rimonial difficulty. which ended in di
rorce. Mrs. Chase was given the Gus
tody OF the daughter who bad been
born to them. and some time later she
married second husband. She had
not been married long to this second
husband when Nj. Chase also married
From that day 10 this. a period Of ten
years, the father did not see his daugh-
ter.
One OF the friends of the original
Chase family who is acquainted with
this phase OF the family history is Mr..
Lawrence. So when Miss Lulu Chase
arrived this morning and reported at
festival headquarters. Mr.. Lawrence de
iermined to bring father and daughter
together. Miss Chase said she would
b. delighted to meet her father Ac-
cordingly she accompanied Mr.. Law
renee to the Sixteenth street gallery
Once inside he said 10 Mr.. Chase:
This young lady desires to sit Tor her
photograph"
Certainly" said Mr.. Chase; what
style Of photograph do YOU prefer"
And he brought forth his various
styles When he did 80 Mr. Lawrence
withdrew to an adjoining room. Tes
minutes later he entered the presence
Of the father and daughter. and found
them still discussing the styles. The
father did not recognize his daughter.
See here. Chase" sa d Mr. Lawrence
this young woman doesn't want any
pictures. She wants YOU
Photographer Chase started back.
surprised.
She's your daughter. sir" continued
Mr.. Lawrence, "and she wants YOU
When Mr.. Lawrence went back TO
gallery half an hour later photographs
were not the subject under discussion.
Miss Chase is young and bcautiful.--
Denver Times.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-07
Cory News Nuggets.

Special Correspondence.
Oct .. 1896
No frost here to do any dan age as yet.
J. Keiser is on the sick list.
VIM. NJ Kennicott has up his third
crop Of hay.
Miss Villa Whittle is expected here
this week from Denver.
Lecil and Fred Smith were up in the
North Fork country last week.
Miss Thorpe Kennicott has returned
to her home near West Cliff.
DIR. and Mrs. Seward were calling on
friends here last week.
Pete Shark and family will come down
from Telluride this week. They have
been on the sick list.
Setting out fruit trees is one thing and
taking care of them after they are out is
quite another. Some people seem to
think all they have TO do is to put them
in the ground and then have anorchard.
but the most essential thing is to cult
yate and keep them pruned. Too much
water will not do is evident.
Mrs. G. ID. Anderson left today for
Sigourney. Iowa. where she will spend
few weeks visiting relatives and friends.
VIM Rowan has commenced building
his new house. 1t is frame structure
l6xp6 with an el l6xl6 two story.
VIM. McCatferty will go to Victor this
week on business.
MIR. Creig. OF Grand junction. was in
these parts last week buying up honey.
VIM. Smith has gone to Pueblo on
business.
Several from the upper neighborhood
left today for Denver to attend the
Mountain and Plain festival.
NJ. Ford has gone to Denver to spend
a few weeks with his son, Sam Ford.
George Hice. of Hotchkiss. has been
visiting relatives in Hart's basin.
Miss Maggie Beckley, OF North Delta.
and another Young lady whose name we
failed to learn, were calling in this vicinity
last week.
Mrs. George p. Chiles will attend the
Mountain and Plain festival at Denver.
Hoosier.