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The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Prof. W. W. Cooke, OF the State Agri
cultural college. has made his report on
the tests OF sugar bee,s raised in Colora.
do during the past season and sent 10
that institution for analysis. and it shows
some remarkable results. especially in
the per cent OF purity. which is the per
csnt Of sugar in the solids. of the juice
after the water has been evaporaied.
Two counties on the western slope are
reported on--Deita and Garfield. The
average per cent OF purity OF six differ
cnt tests made from be-ts raised 10 Dol
ta county was 80 per cent sugar; in Gar
field county, Of four tests, S4.S per cent
The average per cent OF sugar in the
beets OF those raised in Delta county was
1i.74; in Garfield county 1912. Average
gross weight of beets per aero in Delta
county. 22.5i tons; in Garfield county
1896 tons. In the districts OF the Unit
si States where beets are raised for
factories. IL per cent OF sugar and 7s per
cent purity sre considered 81 andards and
that ono who has raised ten to thirteen
tonA OF bcets per acre has done we'll. :
The report gives following results Of
analysis made Of beets grown in Delta
coun,y:-
C. II. Hammond, Hotchkiss. 1851 tons
per acre. 17.34 per cent sugar in beet,
and ia per cent purity.
Martin Cade, Delta, 20.57 tons rer
acre. 1881 per cen, sugar, and sos per
cent purity.
G. W. Umbull, Delta, 2l.78 tons per
acre, l465 per cent sugar and 500 per
cont purity.
!. S. Hewitt, Peach Valley. 1886 tons
per acre, 1887 per cent sugar. and II
per cent purity.
J. NJ. Trew. Delta. 1887 tons per acre.
13.40 per cent. sugar, and 76.5 per cent
purity.
c. \. Barnes. Delta, l5A psr coat
sugar. and S3.9 per cent purify.
The average factory value OF sugar
beets raised in Delta county. by Prof.
Cookies report is es6.25. In Garfield
county, $40 %.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

TIE Saeeshese Train h tAs uaieed States.
On Sunday. November 20. the Burling
ton Route made radical change in the
schedule of the Chicago Special. its On.
est and fastest Denver Chicago train.
Heretofore, this train has i.ft Denver
in the morning-immediately after the
arrival Of D. 4 r g. and Colorado Mic
land trains from the!West 1t now leaves at
l.4O p. IN arriving at Omaha in time for
breakfast next morning. and at Chicago
Mt SIS =. IN. the same day. In other
worde. il runs l.OA6 miles 10 twenty nine
and one Lalr hours-an average rate Of
speed OF about thirty six miles an hour.
There are not half dozen long distance
trains in the United States which are
scheduled faster than thirty six miles Q n
hour. And there ID not one--not sin
gle one-which has as good record us
the Chicago Special for being ION time
all the time
The equipment o, the Chicago Special
consists Of one sleeping, one dining. one
| library. and two chair cars. The cars are
Of the newest design, and have been in
service less than six months. All of them
have the new wide vestibulc. aud are
ighted with P'ntsch gas.
Tae sleeper is upholstered in pcac cock
blue. and contains twelve sectioss and .
drawing room. The toilet rooms are un-
usually roomy circumstance TO whicl,
much OF the trsi.' 8 popularity is due.
| In each NJ the uo refliuin chair On "a
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02
Tho name Of c. L. RawaIt. the

Tho name Of c. 4. Rawalt, the newly
elected representative from Gunnison
county, ID prominently mentioned in
connection with the speakership OF the
lower house OF the coming Legislature.
The Gunnison Tribune says: He ia \
man in every way qualified Tor the posi-
ton. an excellent parliamentarian. force
full speaker, capable OF pushing business
- fast - any man. has had experience
in legislative work, and would be emf
neutly fair In all bis rulings"
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

We shall meet but We shall miss her.
In alir b md no more We i SEQ
Her bright face nor hear the muse
OF her chcery vol draw near.
We shall ms. the vii iag wofker.
We shall niiss the busy hanfis
OF cur frankie, gone forever
From our title Junior Rani.
True theyt II US, wrcaths - glory
Evrfmoro will deck her brow,
But this saothes the anguish only
Sweeping Ger our hsartstr.ngs now.
Lut her bc.ntifu, .. itt l. free e. m all sta n
Ours il the heart schc. the ~psrow and p~'H
ticrs 10 tie glory sn.l iah..ite gain
MURfEL GAUST.
Seerrssry o( tie Junior uuion.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

North Dakota at the recent election
adopted tho initiative and referendum
Law. By it's terms on petition OF five
Der cent Of the voters Of the state the
legislaturs must pass and the governor
nust sign any law asked for. We are Of
the opinion there will bad mix up of
the statutes OF that commonwealth.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Wednesday morning about one o'clock
q man walked into the Board u Trade
saloon in Grand Junction and poking .
gun into The bartenders face told him to
''s5hell out" when the bartender came up
from behind the bar he sbelled out with
shot gun but the hold up managed 10
get out Of the house. When search
was made the man was found between
two buildings dead and was recognized
a. Bob Mccarthy. a cousin Ct the Nc.
Cartbys killed here.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

During the next six weeks the Choral
Union is going TO spread itself. The first
on tho program will be a concert at the
opera house on Dec. 9th. Tho music
will all be new. consisting Of male and
ladies' choruses. full choruses. solos. and
quartettce. The next date will be Delta
o, Dec. Montrose Enterprise.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

DR.. w. A. E. DeBeque pioneer OF
the Grand valley. and after whom the
town Of Debeque is named. has accepted
. lucrative position with the New York
Life Insurance Co., and will be stationed
at DesM Moines. Iowa. He left for his
new home last Sunday evening,
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Evsrey body on the western slope
knows dad" Towne Of Ouray and will
be sorry to hear that he has had recur-
renee OF insanity from which he was
suffering some time ago and had aprar.
rently recovered. Ae 10 now to be put
In confinament,
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Tho grand bear. lion and lynx hunt
from Debeque to the top Of the Book
cliffs takes place on the 8. 8. 10. OF this
month. Several from Delta are talking
of taking part in the spcrt. The rail
roads all give reduced rates.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Snow to u considerable depth must
have fallen in the mountains during the
past week, or else all signs are deceiying.
It 10 the snow OF the early winter which
becomes thoroughly settled and packed
that lengthens the irrigating season.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Buy your wife rsrge for Christ
mas present and there will he peace in
the family. See Corbin 4 Sanders stock
before purchasing and get their prices.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

School re opened Monday after the
Thanksgiving holidays with q good at
tendance.
Tho ninth grade journeyed 10 the
Hour mill Tuesday afternoon for the
purpose Of writing up that useful insti
tuition.
The literary society is TO be organized
next Tuesday evening. We have mum
Der of ambitious and capable students
and fine results are anticipated in this
literary work.
Norman Beckley is our wise puzzle
connoiescur.
Il 10 well TO have definite ain early
in life. At this weeks meeting Of the
reading club. with Miss Mary Adams.
ten members were present aud when
this question was brought mp the fact
appeared that each hal q chosen aad
objective oiut in lie. The four boys
present respectively desire to become n
physician. a public speaker. merchant.
and either a surveyor or a literary work
or. The six girls will work towards
success. respectively, ss. an elocutiouist.
q mu ,ican, q doctor or s'siIie1 nurss, .
missionary OF iesct o.. an artist. and .
teacher or musician. Hood and Shake
speare were the authors n tie evening
and were read With profit.
The young ladies of the high school
t..Ieivc there is grcst power In the NUN
her seven snd - the rulI changes essch
entleavors her b-st to get that pumi,rs.
WhvV
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Corbin l. Sanders have q large stock
Of cups. saucers. mugs, knifes and forks
for Christmas presents for the little
folks.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

desire to return my heartfelt thanks
to the many kind friends and ncighbors
who showed their sympathy on the
death OF my daughter. Mrs WIN. Shin
gledec- er. Il. Herrod.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Thanksgiving evening Rev. aud Mrs.
Messenger entertained at the Baptist
parsonage the young peoples bible class
Of the Baptist Sunday school and the
teachers. Tne hours of the evening wero
passed in social intercourse and all prcs-
ent enjoyed themselves. The refresh
mcnts werc dainty servei by Mrs. Mss-
scnscr assisted by Miss Eta Jordan.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Orc Of the novelties otferej this week
al Eliich's Gardens IL the whistling BY
Mrs. Lclitia Redding. nee Cro~i. Who
has made y decided hit. Her rendition
OF tho Bird Song" and Sousa's III Capt.
tan was = remarkable piece ~ wost.
winning hearty applsuse from ,Le largo
audicace. Mrs. kcddingis notes arc rich
and clear. and her whisiIing is gift os
uature.-Dcnver Republican August %.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

DESGRT LAMB, FINAL PooOG.
xsssee sss PabssessSss.
USiTEp sTArps Lam OvvscH.t
Mon' rour. Cole. Nov ID. Ikz.
Nct!ee IL be eby 9 ven that
JONAS \. JONES
of Deuver c. lFasio. has MED n"tfcr sf tpe~uf M
20 make psoof On his i~~~r and claim Me-. iss.
Ute sesics. t,r tie east half ~ section -. town
ship Is south r,nss NJ ~est of the rtxih pSinri-
pal meridian. before tie Register and 1fecefser
at Montsose. Coiorsdo. IN Mossiay tie 81 day -
January. Irus
lie naIps~ the following. witns-.es ~ yr,'vs the
rosnrl1o irr rsation and recianation cf the sa a
land. Va:
Jaon W. Powell Roland Owens. Is.ois Owens
aud y j. Fisher. all .f Delta. Cnl.'ndo
}. a LANTON. Kecist.r.
dirt pub. NnN u in~, ik~. ~
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

w. II. Harrison vas given = pr.limi.
nary bearing Monday aud Tuesday ssd
after . lengthy srgument by his sttospey
TOR hail was re-msuded To- jail 10 await
trial At the next term os the distsies
court. Sheriff SWitb took his prisuoes
10 the 0unnisos jsiI Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

The lips that touch liquor shall never
touch mine" 10 the no to OF young
lsdiss' club 10 Boston.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

Representative John q. Bell, Of this
Congressional district, has made u com.
plsts switch in his ''sxpansion" vicws.
In recent interview iD Washington on
being asked bis views on this question,
he said: II have not been in favor OF it
but conditions have changed in the last
few months. The whole situation has
developed, and the civilization OF the
world u such that We will probabIy not
b able to let 10. We inserted n clause
In the Cuban resolutions declaring for a
frea and independent government. We
could not understand what the war WAS
going to lead 10 then. The circumstan
ces xre different now. OF all the con-
qusrsd islands, Cuba is the one ". ought
most to possess. Both CubA and Porto
Rico are at our very door. They are
more necessary to Us than the Phillip
pines, but I suppose We shall have TO
retain these also. The partition Of China
y not very far Cd; only few Of the
Rfest nations will stand and We must
keep With the rest of them. II we take
the Philippines. the great European
powers will soon have territory in the
East 70 offset our acquisition
We give herewith brief ef the ser-
mon preached on Thanksgiving morning
at the u, E. church by Rev. Jas. H. Mes
oenger, pastor Of the Baptist church.
Psalm ls7:2O.-
"He hath not dealt go with any nation
In accordance with time honored Gus
tom and in obedience to the proclama
ton Of the President Of theee United
Statee, and the Governor Of this state
Of Colorado. we are assembled in this
house u worship on this our national
Thanksgiving day. 10 praise the Lord OF
hosts. the God Of Israel for his manifold
Dercies and great goodness to US as in
dividuals, a. a community. as a state.
and % . nation. We have abundant
ssason for Thanksgiving.
It 10 appropriate also that we look AT
passing events in the light OF Gods pro-
visisnliai dealing With us rs . nation.
6srveing 10 deepen and broaden our graf
utuue. oDu petbhps enAoic We " sec uiosc
caesriy how God is leading us 10 greater
uessulDess and 20 be a power for good
omong the nations of the earth.
The words Of our text were spoken
eoocssning ancient Israel They ~ere
enioently true OF that people They
ars pre- eminently true Of our American
nation more - than We are wont TO ar.
peeciats - the events src taking place
sseasd ss. Very few people fully sp
psscists the times in which they live.
Lss ~ Iift Up oar eyes and lake . broad
visv q ous nation ID endesvUs 10 see
- vhss wsy Ond has highly favored us
oQoc9 The rssioos Of the earth.
I. First, hi - recall the fact shst
- dooinsst is1ssscs 10 the early set
eosossss a shs csssesy end h sosWs-
~ e - Gsvssnasst Wss thSsssgh
b svsausltd e1si11iaaity.
lG. 9ssssdly, ~ sasesvs 49, bess
sssUssus Iibsssy Ass esse anse sus,y
eoont0A
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

A joIly little party gathered al tie
boass q Miss Floseocr kohnie Tu.sduy
evssiug. Whist bsias tie sess~asue.
Thoss Lsssrss: Missss e. SssdsQ,
6s.ss Fssssd. A.~is Ssossss; nnu6
Ara Rssi. Ws,lsed Ssess. Rlassy
1Gafhssn. - 0Fosse kuno.
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

he u remembered that On wesiesdsv. the 'tb
day of september, a. u. iso.. The ssne being opc
4 said Court IL being the eoni day ther-s.f the
frlow,ne order was hid ard enisrcd sn said
Court b-w.t
state II Colorado, County Of n~lta, S.. In the
District Cour Of bet, County. colorado
In the maiter Of tho a,Judlcascw of the prior
ites of the water rights In wss~r bi-s,iet No.
~. IN the counties oi MONTHS. and Delta.
Cianncc ! Kugh, y. Martin. H. G. frseman
William D.ak. Hsrrirt >. usri,-e. ~ sto' 2. =
J. Hay. and Jsne. M.wbray. ~ n.. veru.
" ssi'WsHg.s Y W,.. .sa r''is u y n ;,:..: s.%S
i~udents.-Ortsr silDwiaz appeal
Clarence ]. Knight, Y. y, Martin. " g. xre-
wa4. William ssa. n.ris, ;. he,s,s, s.se ~ ns
ant, ard representatives 81 the Logan ditch de
-cribed in their complaint ated in this ean.-.
writing. duly verified by .ffidavn rrop-riy en-
titled, In the aboy- entitled eausr. -,sti1E the
hat hat an GIa appeal y 3 the sapr,@s p TOUT ,rsa tn
Judgment and decree enie-ed hsrstn 90 the ,sh
sy a. ysppriIs"is pi ss.in.t J. y, Isiiymris. " W
Post.f, v ilism Sampson. J. n. Williams ard
wilIiam. dei.rd.n's e. Z, cwse,, s: ans
cd IN their answer herein. as appc iecs. aud tic
Cout IN exsmipafio,, having &. vi sreh sssse /.
rco,dsDcc with the a,er:neDt> In the con,.iaini
~ sid pisintins. and ~ the answer os sid DO
frpdants sni the rvc sis 10 'a'd csur'
Now, on nposon d Thos. e, Bsvwp. sucrn~y
fr the said plaintiffs. 10 orsterrd that tue saAi
stsirmsuS on Appel 20 Gird o. af.r sid ~. ard
the same are hereby appr we'd. aud that tss sainc
is hereby allowed To the supreme Court NOW the
dccrsr entercsi he win IN the sth day - ssJseU-
Martin. ~ &. Fw-rMan, Win. I'ohk. Harrht y
lIsuhst, u. ssnpr, X. J.. Hays and james y. wbrny
nrrs, claimants assi vr- 81 the - ~
"LuEsn" ditch. es ay1~.ilauts sgnnst W IHi
ryupie. y. y. rstsr, Mm. Sampson, " VII
lame sod ~. y. wnilaUis. cwn.rs. eiatwsnsp
snd representative of the said -ssi.ier dw b. as
spv<itrss.
Al u 10 further oss,rred thst the apj eai bc'
10 bs s1esussd By ssid sppeiisats. 20 ~ oie &c
ncse a sbrm xs principal or pr.pciras s1t By
s.s~tsms sursseo, TO be approved 81 this Comt-
- By The Jwire cervcs in ,arsuou, aud e,n ~
a~ssd q against tsr 'sti apisi snts. ~ sny cf
~ sssa 81 two hsndseJ a.alar. eco
Dated September Uh, A u. iess.
~ the Co~r: THtkONerGvENs.J Jstec-
sssse of coscrsAc. County eS Dvsss -:
l,C. ~ susAes Clssh NJ the DosoDes Csuss os
- Ditto eUus ", resse ne1souoje On kssoSy .
ny ths ehnve Esd f.spl ~ ssS - . sr.s. s.N-
sss 49,; g s.sss s's:t: - -, !, 3 80. E: - I:
Ysssvss d. ). ksiGA q 1e3S, q q
esps0ep, ~. ounhs nBee 4. oUoD. y.
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sx.:s 3 :5ss ~ : Z g - - - ''-''.
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The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

The whistIing feves, - bong pecsliar
10 men nd boys. hss bssDsne epidemic
among the givls. and Lctiti. Osy Red
ding. nee CsvwI, , the nsst TO pseses
eor Denver swdissee st ths Trinity
Msthodisa chsrcA. 0scceo 10 ths Dsiay
vLo - eAsmisgly Wkise1ss - 0Uwo-
~ ~ ssoVesstss , sssy gss.l Lsea-
u 0s16sag = srsly ossvsasuoI u OSsea
- toPamials - iaagjoe 49, esy -
euuDd eusso hss.-0sS1V ~ xGUA
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02
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vsssA NJ. Cs0by. D.,
The Delta independent., 1898-12-02

state of Col arado eouniy of Delta. - In Ce
In the matter n tn. ssijudIcstion of water ghts
IN water M.uict No. Il. In the counties -
Moniro>e and bcta.
Peas bcf1te the HIM. There"n Stevens. Judge
Of the District tourf Of Drlis C.uuty. In tie
Seventh Judiriil District of tic 81 iie aforesaid.
and st . trrm thcrraH hegun snt holden st TIE
cpurthcuss IN the town u isls. County and
state Aforesaid. on the art Tuesday. u h~ins the
g. day .f september. A. d. tks.
Prc.cnt. Hon Theron Stevens, Ju'Er. CeorGe
q. smith. Sheriff. q. ~. sn!dcr, Clerk.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

with this issue TiE TrSrs starts on
il. 9th volume The past four year,
have been tough, hard proposition
and &, has been no Sunday school job Ia
make end. meet However, IN the four
years ,hat haze passed Tnr 1inrr has
never missed an issue. II has seen
many local Improvements made and has
advocated others that IL still hopes TO
Gee taken lpi Il has tried to be- true
friend To the town aud county. II has
done more public work without pny
than all Other establishments In the
town Combined il- value 10 the city
and county b., like most country news
papri,. unapprcci,led US circulation,
Tor It. ,se. 10 catering, but the way II
" paid hr Is dnmuably Encouraging.
Il reaches nearly every home in the
county, Itch b. nl-1 gratifying A.
beioi 900, ii lea. been hard 'lrnR-
glc lur iour years to keep things going,
and Ini..s h., patron. respond more
lib,ul sud pay up. thc coming year
will ne Ialy ~ hard We repeat that
H. pnoris have not been appreciated.
A rommuuity never does appreciate it,
newspaper until it loses II. u there
sore cannot thank the community for
"la large aud liberal patronage" be-
eau.a DO has not received Il
Howoy r. Tor tho nest year, aud We
bopc for many more years. TITS TIsrs
will Welt tho homes Of it, readers rev.
cry wpoh. We hops IL will be pee
mnuont Institution In Coalvllle, aud
shonlA ), prove din0-cnt. the esmmu'
ni,y can blame Only itseif Il Will, Ia
all probability, bc under different man
arrneui, which viii. We hops, make an
impr,, omcht In II.
The writer during HE four years
rsIdercc here. has made some friends
ari .omc enemies. aud Ia proud oI
boih lie has become such a ptomi
mont lgurc that his every movement %
known; his every act recorded aud die
cussci socially aud at prayer mocting'
~, enemies have advertised him an,
buH him up such fame as viii last io
an Hmc, and it 10 his Intention, ai,c
H. hos been sufficiently back.capprd, u
ietuu aud run ior congress,
Gut rur Tnua starts on the new yea
WEI every hope ot future success an'
property, and will continue to do III
duty In the field 1t has chosen, II vii
keep sharp lookout Tor any chan +,
"waye Of prosperity" that floats thi
way, aud will make every improvement
thu liz patronage and support may war
rant
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

lruusuli County Cierk 'of Further iuiofmniiln.l
EStAtE OF JuiiN FMGuTNluIir- ruE
- uuhrfslHued will sell 40 private sale the
lnllqsinE drsrnhed piece or paWri Ut
land. hciug part ~ the M, at SEQ.
tom Eve lhl, tnsuship twu iD suuth
81 range six lm east. SAT- Lake Nnhsan,
enmmvnriug rlrhiy lsiI fuis south 0i tho north
east CORNER Of said frHtnu eve fN. thence west
uup huuiud and fourteen lun fuls. thence
north infYftwu 'isl ruds, thence east uur huu.
tHo ~ utia Ia tho place ui beginning, contain
inH twenty Niue ii1l arns and one hundrrd and
twenty flisI fndH ui land m1fu err lrss, iu
Coo county ul -uumit aud state uf iish. uu ur
ulfuI inr ith day Of Nhfrh, lsIs. aud wUtiru
hlis avn hp received a. my rrsldourr at North
kaWhst lu thr county 10 summit, state ~ Utah.
hotwvru sail ath day nl March and thr 800 isy
uf Anil isls EkAsMUs suNkNruN
hhlri frhwHry H. isls Almulsuafur
litFnN sWEips. Attorney f1r me- Esutr
flint Publication frh n. t-HN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

rm Us battlcship MAINE" was
blown ~ Ia Havana harbor Tuesday.
and about 100 lives and nearly three
mil lion dollars went NJ with II. The
cause is a mystery, aud many theories
are advanced We trust however,
that whatever tho cause, II will he
charged to the Spanish government
on suspicion and for safety, aud then,
perhaps, our Government may con
eludr that il is no use TO longer monkey
with them, The Maine wa- worth
more than all the property that 1t went
down 10 protect.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

hiv.ng been a't'rhcd ina Washington
bank, by = Tennessee 'fn't enmpsty
which has oh'ai'e'l Judgment agAin't
him w an ALABAMA c"art
The 's'otfih d'irE''i'n ~ Congre-',
sided Wy all tle Democrats 'foin a TO
southern 'iai''' 'te raising hnhbub
over the domination OF = negro-I w..
DeveHnS--i' '''' Collector "l Nn~io1s st
savannah "S by president mckinley.
vigorous pi"'e'u"s pr7Ve"'rd TIE
poli''''H- sr"f'"g 'h' "rp'i''m"ni OF
"-2' p'''"'''"f- 81 N"'A'''"h "h' Az
Y '-'"' ''' . '"' ''' -"'N' ''o'''' nlR'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

To % n. MARN,A. CHAMBERLAIN ANu
/ fvnus MurhN yout hvlrs and ass.sns Won
pufinnurd ihr annual lahur rrguind hY hH tf
The year isli upon thr "las Hope mining
claim iu NuWmlf County, Utah. Amounting 90
ihr suw of one huudud Nlu DOLLAR iuuf rHr
tom uf The nhutc amount is fWruN uyr lisH dHI
Iun tHNh. Aud sou Hru further unuNrd that NJ
YnUur r.ihUrulNuu illI tu pas tht above amount
yuur ufgfgsf Boo .lId p'aI'u Will Hrl Nme fH.f.'..i
in 40. hi IHu JAMES NuIUE.
SALMON.
Dated JANUARY H I.n
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18
LFoAt NOTICES.


lNa aasi
~ EsEHT LAND, FiNAI pHOOF-NOriCg
- Tor publication United states Land Of
hou salt lake city. Utah. January "a, tsg4 No.
uce " hereby given that Hannah Y West Of
HuYisyille, 4ummit County. Utah. has died
notice Of Intention 10 make prD0f on her
desert land clsim Ne, lG,a, Tor the W. NWA
NNg sW'4 Hcr -, 2N,Ns y, y l.. ~, before
Tie couniy CLERK. nj cualyiilr, summit County,
ltah. ou raiptdaN, tho uth day Of Fchulafr,
isHt She 'autH Tho iuilOuiuH witnesses ~
prove she complete irrigation aud reclamation
ni taid land EiWin Cfiurndvu, Nrphi Sargent
FREEMAN Malcu, Nm Wilson, all II ii0yt.vtllc,
summit county, Utah
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FIRST publication January a. isa,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-02-18

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