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COTTON BELT ROUTE.
Cheap Rates to Memphis and Return on
 Account of Jockey Club Meeting.

April IS, Peabody Hotel Stalk, Day.
 April 9. Montgomery Stake Day
 For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell round trir tickets from Pine Blnff 10 Memphis and return as follows:
 For train No. , of April s, and train No. 1 of April 9.
 For train No. } of April F, and train No. 1 of April IS.
 For train No. , of April 24, and train No. of April 25at rate of $5. 10 Also tickets will be sold for train No. pf April F, and train No. 1 of April l4; train No. , of April 20, and train No. 1 of April 2l, at fare of $7.l5; all tickets limited to april 27 for return.
 Train No ? leaves Pine Bluff at l:30 pm, and train No. 4 at l:37 am, w LA BEAUAIE, JW FARLEY,
 G. F. X T. A. Agent.
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A Big Turkey.

A few days ago the GRAPHIC pub lished the fact that Mir. ! H. Hel- lums, of Grady, killed a wild turkey gobbler that weighed g pounds after it was dressed, and which had a beard Is inches long. Today the GRAPHIC received a letter from it's friend, Capt. J. H. Hawley, of Grady, which states that Mir. D. Bittenger, the well known druggist Of that place, one morning this week killed Il gobbler even larger than the one shot by Mir. Hellums. This fowl weighed q pounds after it was dressed, and is said to have been the largest of it's species ever killed in that vicinity. Capt. Hawley says that wild turkeys are very numerous in the vicinity of Grady.
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The beautiful little operretta of Cinderella will be presented at the Opera House next Wednesday night, the 22bd, under the direction and management of Miss Bogardus. There are about fifty bright and beautiful little children in the oper- etta, and a number of specialties will be introduced of pleasing nature Cinderella will be followed by the Humaniphone, q unique and original performance, which will prove highly pleasing to all. A rare treat is in store for aii those whe attend this entertainment. Reserved seats only 50 cents.
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James, the little S-year-old son ol Mr. Robert O'Haire, prominent citizen of Little Rock, was drowned while bathing in the Arkansas River yesterday. His hody has not yet been recovered. Pine Bluff parents would do well to warn their young sons of the treaeherous waters of the Arkansas, or else we may be called upon to mourn the untimely end of some of our bright boys before the season is over.
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An Unfortunate Family.

About three weeks ago there ar rived in this city an unfortunate family. consisting of mother and three young daughters. The poor woman had no money and nofriends. After wandering about the city for a time. she went to the Kirwin House, and through sweet charity the lady of the honse took them in and gave them food and lodging
 Shortly after this the poor woman took sick and about two weeks ago died, leaving her three children alone and unprovided for. A few days ago the oldest child, q girl about l3 years of age, became sick and on last night she, too, died. Today d kind hearted gentleman was around among his friends soliciting money to defray the expenses of burying the poor child. The remaining two children are said to be sick, and are being cared for by Mrs. Kerwin. It would be an act of kindness if assistance was given her in this noble cause.
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Cotton Bolt Konte.

Cheap rates to Fort Smith, Ark Meeting Arkansas Medical Society from April 29 to May l. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tl.kets to Fort Smith and return at one and one third fare on the certificate plan Tickets on sale April ? to 30 Certificates issned on the above dates will be honored for retdrn tickets at Fort Smith if presented on or bes;frre May ,. 1896.
 E. W. LABEAUME, ]. w. FALEy,
 c. F. x T. A. Agent.
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1t seems to be customary now fol the -,.s iii :;ss :s s.s candidate. in theil efforts to defeat him. to first circu- late the report that heis an 4. F. 4, As a result numerous lists of snppos- ed members are in circulation throughout this county which are causing no little trouble to the men whose names are on the lists, but who are not in sympathy with that organization.
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Cotton Bolt Route.

Cheapest rates to Wynne, Ark, for meeting of Grand Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor. For this above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell round trip tickees to Fair Oaks on the certificate plan at one and one-third fare. A similar rate can be secured from Fair Oaks to Wynne Via the St l., I. NJ. X S. Ky. Tickets on sale and certificates issued May 4th, 9th and 9th. Ger tificates should he presented to agent at Fair Gaks not Ii:.tcr thar, May 9th for resurn tickets.
 E. ". I.ABEAUME, ]. ". FARLEY,
 V. x i. A. Agt.
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Of Fort Wayne. Ind. writes on Nov. @. 1894:
 "I was afflicted for forty years with heart trouble and suffered untold agony. had weak, hungry spells. and my heart would palpitate so hard. the pain would be so acute and torturing, that l became so weak and nervous could not sleep. l was treated by several physicians without relief and gave np ever being we'll again. About two years ago commenced using Dr. Miles Remedies One bottle of the Heart Cure stopped all heart troubles and the Restorative Neryine did the rest.and now sleep soundly and at tend to my household and social duties with out any trouble.
 Sold by druggists. Book sent frae. Addreas Dr. Miles 2ledical Co. Elkhart Ind.
 . nileS' Rone1ics Rest1fo Hcalt.
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HoW.s This?

We offer one hundred dollars reward for any ease of catarrh that cannot be cured by Halts Catarrh Cure
 F. u Cheney X Co. Props, Toledo 0. We. the undersigned have known F. j., Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- lions and financially able to carry cut any obligations made by their firm.
 WALDING, kINNAN x MARVIN,
 Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
 WEST x rRUAx,
 Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh cure is taken informally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous aS Halls family piiIs are tine best,
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Mir. Jim Baughman and sons ar rived home from fishing expedition last night. The gentlemen left here Inst Saturday for Hurriean Creek, In the Saline river bottoms, and when the tremendous rain came np last
 Sunday they had marrow escapes win their lives, s,s tine entire c5;ss;- trg a,xesflowed. and they were una
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1t would be we'll for the parents of this city ii tine title of that heaati- ful song: Where Is My Boy To- night?" occurred to them oftener. It would be better for the Lads, too, if their parents would investigate occasionally and see that they were not contracting bad habits that would last them their llfetimes, and perhaps, bring them to ruin.
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Cotton Belt Route.

Cheap rates to Paragould. Meeting of the Northeast Ark, Odd Fellows Association April D. 1896. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell round trip tickets al enc enc and one-third fare. From Pine Bluff S660. Dates of saIe April liii, and 9. Tickets good for return until April 26.
 E. W. LABEAuME, ]. N. FARLEY.
 G. r. x Y. A. Agent.
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Yesterday State Superintendent .lunius Jordan and Prof. J k. Right sell, Superintendent of the Little Rock schools. spent the entire day visiting the public schools of this city. While here they were guests of Superintendent Hinemon, and were accompanied on their rounds by Mir. Mo. Hanf, Secretary of ths School Board.
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The following Elks of Pine Bluff attended the open social session held by Little Rock Lodge No. 29, B. P. o. E., last night: Messrs. Arthur Murray, II. F. Westbrook, Ed. Vert heimer, ". C. Street., c. F. Philpot, l.. l.. Owen, E NJ. Roane. Judge W. D. Jones, Gen. H. King White and Mir. A. A. LeLaurin.
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Pref. I. II. witherspoon will ad- dress the mems meeting at the Mer- Till Institute next Sunday afternoon, April 19. his subject is 'the Way, the Truth, the Life" This will be an interesting address and all men are urged to be present. A cordial welcome will be extended to all.
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The Royal Arcanum Lodge met last night and Messrs. E. C. Howell, Leo Blum and one other gentleman whose name the reporter did not learn, were made members of that populnr order.
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Dr. W. T. Hyslop is conyaleseent, after n severe spell of sickness, and he can now be found Ut his dental rooms on Main street, opposite Ho- tel Truloek.
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The charming Miss Deliah Brown, after n pleasant visit to Pine Bluff relatives, will leave for her home near Altheimer this afternoon.
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Do Nor DESPAIR because you have tried many medicines and have failed to receive benefit. Remember that
 Hoods Sarsaparilla cures when all others fail to do any good whatever.
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Pleasure Lake, near this city is soon to be stocked with bass by the Government. Three hundred rain. bow trout were placed in this lake last year, and they are thriving won deriuily.
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The Kaufman Bazaar has recently purchased handsome delivery wagon, to facilitate the delivery oi goods purchased at that nonnlar establishment.
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Heart Disease Cured
By Dr.. Miles Heart Cure.

Painting Weak or Hungry Spells, trregu- lar or Intermittent Pulse. Futtering or Pal pitation, Choking Sensation, Shortness of Breath, Swelling of Feet and Ankles, are symptoms of a diseased or Weak Heart
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Miss Nellie Hicks will entertain the Lean Year Club at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mamie Hicks Riley, to- night.
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On next Thursday night Hermon Carlton Lodge, K. of H., will hold n meeting which will he followed by a grand banquet.
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nERFEcT and permanent arc the
 cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla, be- cause t makes pnres rich. healthy, life and health-giving BLOOD.
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Miss Hattie Tollerson, charming young lady of Crittenden county, IS here on a visit to her cousin, Mrs. John Nj. Taylor.
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Nr. T.. r. Runyan and wife, oi McNeil, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. l r. Runyan.
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That popular yonng Main street merchant, Mir. B. NJ. Sarason, re turned home from St. Lonis last night, after spending week in that city, his old home, with relatives and friends.
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The members of the Grand Jury left the city on n 'stiil hunt" this morning. The resultoi their inyesst U gations will be made known In the report of the Grand Jury.
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Fires in this city usually follow each other in rapid succession; there fore 1t behooves our people to be very careful and watchfnl.
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HooD's PILI.s are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harm less, reliable, sure.
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SHIRT WAISTS

In all new designs of Persian and DreSdens, with separate collars and cuffs in white and ito match; each Waist at very low figures.
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tFrou Fridays pailyl

Dr. !. N. Scales is now an enthn. siastic bicycle rider.
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The steamer ]. N Harbin left for Memphis at noon today
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Mrs. Clay. the estimable wifeof Mr. ". A. Clay, is dangerously :ss
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SKIRTS

We are showing new Custom made Skirts, in Silks, MohaIrs, Bril- liantine, ancy WOr- steds and Serges at popular prices.
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McELREES WIN E OF CARDlgt

VIII bring girls safely through the crisis Taken at the first indication of weak. S. ness, It never fails. It regulates the II monthly periods with perfect precision on It's action is direct upon the fem;n;nn organs that above all others, ought te be strong and we'll. Ut u
 Start the girl right. Don't expose her 10 the dangers and tortures of dragging weakness, bearing down pains. nervous prostration and the facilitating drains so common to women. -''s
 MeElree's Wine of Cardui, is a home treatment. It does away entirely with D esre,st s1eeal examinations ;,
 Sold at si.oo Bottle by Dealers in medIcl..
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When the girl comes to be wonar- look out. If she starts out in vigorous wonanly health then it is pretty safe to say she will be healthy, attractive, beautiful woman. ''s'i ''e'iVe'
 Inc beginning of womanhood is the lSai erisis Ill a woman's life. Nearly asiWays something is wrong then in the uls,lnctiy feminine organs. Maybe ;t asn very serious-no iiiatter-the time 10 stop disease is when it starts
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sold at si.oo Bottle by Dealers in Medicine
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

THE Supreme court has rendered .
decision holding that the women Of
Idaho. in the future, would occupy an
equal position politically with the men.
At the last election an equal suffrage
amsn6me was submitted to the voters
Of Idaho and l2.126 votes were cast for it..
and 6,282 against it. but the State
Canvassing board decided inasmuch as
the amendment did not receive majority
OF all the votes cast at the election, the
amendment had been defeated. Tho
case was carried to the Supreme court
on . writ OF review. The Supreme court
overruled the Canvassing board holding
that il the majority Of the votes cast on
. constitutional amendment i for the
amendment, the amandment will pre-
vail.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

had been built on Hanson mesa during
his absence.
W. 8. Spencer has his new house on
Hanson mesa nearly ready for occupancy.
We understand that new brick build
ing 10 soon to bs built on Bridge street.
to be occupied by mercantile establish
ment.
George Duke is building . new grade
TO his house on Prospect Blu0.
DR.. Hayes will move into the new house
built by Will Foster on Bridge street
the Is.
We understand that DR.. Levers has
rented the house to be vacated by DR..
Hayes and will move to Hotchkiss.
James Ellis has completed his new
harness shop on Bridge street and =
prepared to do all kinds OF harness work
with nsatness and dispatch and on gold
basis prices.
Jack Fobare has rented his farm for
the coming year and built himself q new
house on Bridge street.
Mr. Ford is building a new residence
on Bridge street.
Brock 4 Co. have put in new set OF
hay scales at the planning mill.
J.W. Reed is building q new residence
on Bridge street.
J. W. Finn 10 building . new house on
Bridge street.
L. Yockey, OF Buena Vista, 10 putting
up now shoe shop to be occupied by
himself.
G. H. Higgins and wife. OF Rocky Ford.
arrived last week coming over the Black
mesa BY wagon. They report lots OF
snow and we're four days getting over
the mesa.
The 8. Of v. arc preparing to give an
entertainment in the near future.
U r STRULY.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

Sunday school Christmas tros.
The little ones Who took part in the
entertainment did exceed ngly we'll u I'm
the fact that they had only received
about tvo weeks drilling and instruction.
Some of those Who had bsen drilled
dropped out day or two before the
entertainment and others had to be
put in their places. which. of course.
worked little disadvantage.
The recitationsof Misses Viva Hawkey.
Stella Nutter. Alics Dodge and Pearl
Worth we're highly enjoyed BY the audi
ence - was svincsd BY the encores given
esch, n vss also the singing by Mes
danes Harris and Tillotson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lover. and Misses Setta
Friend and Lottie McGranahan.
The BeGgar Girl's Complaint" by
Euls Bailey and Fay Hswkey vss very
nicc. And the recitations by Claude
and Ernest McGrsnshsn were received
with delight.
d. Bsileyis character sketch brought
down the house a. ID usually tho case
when he gets of some Of bis impersona.
tions.
The large house at the small price Of
admission brought in the handsome sum
Of $1,000.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16
TvOoeeoso 0oD0.

whereas, John 9. Smith By his eertai. deed Of
trust. dated J.ly issh, lsse Sseorded ~ ne Saes
DO. n SoeS is = psss q. eosysysd = <. l. S:e-
Rey, trusfee. the equity in the fslloving De-
ssS =. ., q. sss :s;. ly,s;s y :sa s'Ss f.
the M nor;S s.H q tse south east quarter q Sc
II range nlnsiy.thsss iss). and the north west
Suartef OF The so,sh west quarter Of
:; e." .s.. :hs e. 'Ss'es ~ Up. 'sr, !. N. '':s :s
.. :: soy.'n%sSs .ar:y: YIN ..y snd 81 ....f
certain deed Of trust for eSoo besrins same date
sa Sssd y :ns eo Il a
pags Ias n the recorders once OF Delta county.
In trust, N secure the payment of one certain
promissoFy nose therein Described. tngcsher with
be iutersss thereon as provided for IN ..d note
s@i.S s s.. made deisais in he payment q "a
note: and, whcrea:, aid note has become dne
:GS a S:.ss :ss;s y % I'd a.: sn'ss:: e: IL r.
aid NOE may appoint and substitute sny other
cessor 70 the title 70 AID properly. and the aane
snS osSeess q "a 1sed @ 4 sruss. T. with si} he
powen. dusies ssd obligations thereof snd.
% ;ss !. S a.. s.: I sssss' ana b: b:
Equitable 0ecnritiss Co, the legal holder of sad
December :, Isos. appointed and substituted the
undersigDe4 ~ tTuiaee. 70 sct inssead Of aid A. L.
Boaney: Nov. therefore, at the request q the
legal holder of aid note, and BY virtue of the
powen vessed in Ne 81 aid deed Of trust asA
aid desd Of appo.ns.snts and ios u: gssp,s q q
:. Ss ss .: sSs. a.:
THE isrn DAY OF JANUARY, Isa,
NJ the hous of four O'Clock p. Of sab1 day, pro-
ceed ~ seii the property hereinbeiors described.
at public ve1due % he highess bkddef, los caaA.
ct the fFons doos Of the cosFs houss, In The
county of Dslsa, slase II CslOraAo - satssfy nd
debt and Interest and the cr.t of executing this
trust, ". O. RRDDsDo,
4. /. Burrm, Trassse.
frlus r.S Des. Is, isos, Last Jas. u, ,sc.l
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16


Whereas, MaItha Fsrchgoet and Herman
Yurrhgott. vile and husband. by their certain
dsed Of trust. dated March ist. lss2. recorded in
TO 4. /. Bonney. trustee, the 6iIowins de-
eeunty of iie'is. and sss;e d S ceioasdS. % io.wi,
The nos!h vest quarter q the south east qusr.
nosh g nss seIl.y slsysn nj m 1ss oa he Seg
Mexico P. n, With any and all water right. and
psiyiieSss. ditch or di.ehes sgyurtsnAn. to Q. Q.
the ironstone Ditch Co. and = shares Of The tx
tension q the Irorstose Ditch Co.
bond os psemissory note. not therein described, To-
tsgether With the interest thereon as provided
Is prosided in sad aSss @ and deed u ar.s S.t fde
q ;S aid not when due a. PR vdsd II Aid mote,
become due and eoliectible; and. whereas. AID
Asrsh. Yurchgott and Herman fnrchsost have
Il II St
for In said note; and, whereas, By rsason Of said
.ad assa d: :a. q q S
II is provided in aid deed q trust that Il the
.tii1ts .ny other pecoa !. tr,:se+ g :et instead
See"@s @ ii. 70 &. t.Is S % e .aid propsy
and the same eecome vested In him IN trust for
shs ah II &. 'Is aa:. ..s and
trustee. h.. refused e - In ,his behalf and
holder of said note by its certain deed of pp,int
ment, dated lh-c. 1st, ieoS. appointed and sub
stead Of sald A. l. Boanev. Now. therefore, at
the request Of the legal holder Of said note, and
by virtue Of the powers vested in me bv aid
deed Of trust and aid deed Of appointment, and
for the purpose Of foreclnsinx the same. !. the
undersigned W. q. Redding. - trustee. do here
BY give notice that will, on
THE isru DAY OF JANUARY, 1897.
at the hour Of four O'Clock p. m Of said day. pro
eeed 10 sell the properly hereinbeEre described
at public vendue, - the highest bidder for cash.
At the front door Of the court house, In the
county of Delta and state Of Colosaao. 70 satisfy
as.d debt and interest and the cost Of executing
this trust. 20. kkDDfpo,
A. I. HnfYH, Trlseee.
Attorney.
fFirss pub Dec is 1895 last Jan. 10. 1871
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16
winter on Roubideaux.

winter on Roubideaux.
Mr.. Hampton, Of Montross, Il visiting
his daughter. Mn- F. Newlin.
Robert Barkley has been quite Ill dur
ing tho past week.
Skating is now tho prevailing sport.
The large lake owned BY Mrs. Cole and
Mr.. Hutchinson h 6ne place for skat-
ing.
Our teacher has moved TO Delta. He
rides out to school.
Died-the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs..
Charles Lees.
Tho parties who visited the school
house last Saturday will please take
notice that the teacher has been inform
cd who they were, and future o6enss
will be anticipated.
Mr.. Picket passed through with
$50 head Of hoesss, which he has taken
to winter.
Mr.. Nutting and Mr.. Ketchum are still
busy gathering cattle.
Chas. Blumbefg has gone on the
Escalante 70 gather his horSes.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

The Colorado Springs Telegraph re-
Gently contained = very able editorial on
the libel laws OF Colorado and demading
the enactment OF law on that subjuct
which will be just to both the publishers
and those who may feel agrieved at
statements published concerning their
acts or character.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

Special Correspondence
Dec. Il, 1896.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts have como down
from the mountains to reside in their
winter homo.
Mrs. Springer ID the guest OF Mrs.
Henry Gray. She intends spending the
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16
morcHxiss on THE soon.
nsw DsltdIses eslss " Every 0ay-spIss.
~ Showing iss the Past vsar-ousi.
asss 0lseks aad Rssidsness
Eyssywhsss.

that enterprising town to be in shape to
put on Metropolitan airs. New buildings
are to be seen going up in every part Of
town and everything inhabitable il oc.
cupied. Her merchants appear to be
doing q very thriving business.
The town has been recently plated,
new streets opened and with their open
ing new buildings sprang up as il by
magic, showing that the metropolis Of
the greatest fruit growing valley in tho
United States ID bound to keep up with
her surrounding country.
During the past year E. T. Hotchkiss
has built two story brick hotel build
ing covering . frontage of 80 feet and
costing about 5000.
II. e. Miles has completed his opera
house bvilding. costing about $4,000.
Reich Bros. have built . largo brick
livery barn costing about $500.
Robert Lewis, now livery stable.
The W. r. G. has built $500 hall.
Geo. b. Duke y building $500 resi-
dencs ON the hill overlooking the town
and . host Of smaller houses are going
up.
Paul E. Kennedy has erected $500
store building.
A. C. Bailey has built el0o real e.
tate ofice.
G. L. Pike has erected . neat law oflice.
d. n. Brock 4 Co. have put in fine
planning mill plant to accommodate the
growth of the town, and new contracts
are being lot every day for further build.
ing.
The following items from our special
correspondent give some idea of the work
Hotchkiss, Dec. IA, 1895.
County Superintendent New was up
this end Of the county last week looking
after the schools
Henry Finch, Of the Gunnison valley,
was in town last Thursday.
Howard Russell, Of The IxDErKxDExr.
and Mr.. Bishop, the Delta photographer,
weis in town last week looking up mate.
rial for the special edition.
Matt Arch came up last weck.to keep
track Of the country.
Robsst Lewis ID digging . we'll at his
livery stable. striking water at depth
Of about 1s feet and u in hopes Of getting
an abundant supply oe pure water.
p. Henley has completed and moved
into his now house on Orchard street.
Mrs. George Zaun ID putting up new
business house 1896, on Main street,
which will - occupied ~ Mrs. zaun's
miliines stDee.
Will Foster = putting up now resi-
depce on Main street to be occupied By
Thomas Robertson.
We noticed Piatt Ros's smiling face In
town Saturday after being away oil
summon. Plat says the town has out.
grown his remsmbsance while away.
". E Roady = putting up residence
On Wsst Main street.
Nrs. Rsich hes coopleted . nsw resi-.
dence On Bsidgs strsst and moved into
Il.
Landlord 0riss = aniahing up the
p,astssing % ~ Osise hose. Doa
Hasiiag. a Delta, = doiag Tie wosk.
6hsenaa Bsus. 1 Bsanst coonsocsd
p,asessiag ~ ssw Hetchkis boock thts
nsrsiag.
1sho L. 0oitA = bsilding ssv two
s1ssy bsisk sssidsoes a. Aispsses Il nile
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uih se~ Dc: .: