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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-15

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The oasis., 1898-05-07
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The oasis., 1898-05-07

Jerome News. The Haywood Cat tie Company. better knowL here as the Diamond s.. Is arranging tO sell ont it's interest in the stock busi- uess in Arizona. With this end in view. a herd 0f mixed cattle was sent tO ,Flasstan recently. C.. E. Eaman of Lower Verde, manager for the company, passed through Jerome a few days since, en route Co Flagstail to arrange for the disposal of the cattle.
 Lordsburg Liberal: The exporta- tion of beef cattle continues to in- crease rapidly. despite the claim that the advance in tariff would check our sales abroad. The February exports of cattle were 9 per centgreater than those under the Wilson law, and those for the first eight months of the pres ent fiscal year amounted in value to over $26, 900 900, as compared with a little more than s22, ,O00, ,000 in the cor responding months of the preceding year under the Wilson law. Mean while the importation has fallen eff, 'tbe February. 1898. importations amounting to only II, 100 head, against 27,266 in the corresponding month or the preceding year under the low tariff rates Of the Wilson law.
 Bisbee Orb: Speaking of conditions in Arizona a few days ago, Joseph Monihon, member of the board Of supervisors of Maricopa county and one of the most active cattlemen Of the territory, said: Times are good. Why not? Cattle are at the highest point in twenty years; crops of all kinds have been good the past year. There was never before a time in Arizona when one could dispose of what he raises at so good advantage, or buy what he uses cheaper" This terse statement made from the view taken by cattleman, holds true with ali liues it. agriculture and fruit grow ing. The reasons for good prices are not political by any means, but it is true that such exist Whatever the calse. our people have a right Co be thaukrul they live in Arizona.
The oasis., 1898-05-07
.,,oES AND HON Ns.

prospector: Dave Adams delivered five hundred and fifty head Of cattle to Wilcox for shipment east on April 9eth. the price is reported to be s2O
 Mohaye Miner: Not d sign ofgreen vegetation is to be seen in this section of country except in places where irrigation is carried on. If rain does not fall soon cattle will have a hard time of it.
 Graham Guardian: The Chiricahua Cattle Company have just shipped 100 tons of alfalfa hay to California, and will probably ship more. Crops are very short in California, owing to late frosts.
 Wilcox News: During his absence from Phoenix, Chairman Barnes < visited Albuquerque. He reports : cattle trading at standstill. He purchased several hundred head 2 which he had contracted for and sold. q Journal-Miner: Stock men report cattle picking up throughout the country The warm weather has started the grass growing and with our usual amount of summer rains I feed will be abundant during the summer.
 Wilcox News: MT. r. II. Whitney, I brother of ". " Whitney. and sec rstary of the Erie Cattle Company, ias been in town for a few days, waiting the arrival of a herd Of cat tie to be shipped by Whitney Bros. # tomorrow
 Arizona Gazette: About POO head oi cattle belonging to Bark, Creswell, and Whitlow were driven out frcn the Superstition mountains and land- ed in Phoenix Friday morning where most Of them will be pastured anG and the balance shipped.
 PrOspector The Southern Pacific railroad company has become con- VInced 1t is cheaper to fence in it's track east of Tucson than to continue paying claims for cattle killed. A large gang is now at work fencing in the rieht-of-way near Wilcox, and the work will be continued through the cattle-raising section.
 Jerome Reporter A Phoenix ex- cnange says if the price of beef goes much higher there is apt to be famine. The local butcher shops nave been forced to raise on beef and Ine restaurants have followed suit. mere IS scarcity of cattle in the 'aley and the result will be that butchers will have to go out of the valley for their supply.
 Olobe Belt; Jas. F.. Sturgeon. of ielnpe was in Globe last Saturday auu went down to Salt River to re- vvlVe ,', the IschoeRner, Egan, Duey and "'lson cattle, about 1000 head, for "uich he contracted last fall. They VIII oe driven to Tempe and placed ~" pasture. Mir. Sturgeon also bought que Shanley cattle which will be de- ,yered n at Geronimo for shipment to
 N''zen' People who bought--or s .aOner agreed for cattle last fall-for ,pV p''nV delivery, are suffering from the | oo. ~' tunes of war. There are numerous ,~ r'eS ID which two dollars per head er ' pald balance to be paid ondeliv- sa,s ~1 The said balance, however, is haa, u 'o be slow in forthcoming. the m" uAS having refused to advance
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liners at their karultr Msotjnz IN July
NEVADA STATE PRISON.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11
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The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Defaut having been made BY David BaiIcy In
the payment of the Interest diic .luy !. fspa IN
his ccriain prOmtssory npsc PAYABLE " the or1oP
u Grace q. Lewis, AMI secured by hts c~rsiu
Coed " tsust dated July IJ, Hnd me- ,r,isd in 'yG
1877. ~ bok N ant iaee 81 u the IN ts Co,Snty
rc,.rd'. by rea~eu 81 VIII h default the le0si
holder ~ sai nte has d. eiarsi all Il aid In
debfc'!ne. -ecurrd By aid dsrvi 81 tut due snl
payable. snd rrqus.isd this foreclosure.
Now. ther~f,tr. four wccks' public notice h
hereby given that !. the undersigned. ~ public
nutee ~ said deed of trst. and ut der ~ owers
aDd nuihorty ard fe the ss-s.s and pslrpceeo
tlcreir stated Will ell ~ pssb,!e nWrsjp Tor the
hiGh~se ard bess pv!rr the >.ue Will brins In
cash % November -, - a. 70 o'cioek .. N q
the sruth frvnt door cf the eMr hossse In the
es' sesy of Delta State NJ ColsruAo, an of the a.
hwinx dssrrbed psupersy. IN anA by sad sDoe1
q i!use conveyed. s,:iaied IL Drils csansy. Co.,
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The Delta independent., 1898-11-11
Aaaiher fsalaer u osr cap.

Mr.. Graham p. Browne has returned
from Omaha where he has been With
the Delta county exhibit OF fruit. ard
the news he brings is encouraging in
deed. Tho county was awarded the gold
medal for the best collection of CON
mercial on the exhibit a. \ whole. be-
sides six silver medals and four bronze
medals being awarded 10 our fruit grow
ers on individual collections. The lucky
ones were: Mrs s. A. Skiles. Of the
Roger s.mesa. silver medal on fruit; w.
j. Sawyer, OF Anyway mesa. silver medal
silver medal ON peaches; f. J. Mathews.
OF Paonia. silver medal on assortment Of
apples; w. s. Coburn, OF HOtchkiss.
silver medal on fruit; A. r. Bruce. OF
Hotchkiss. silver medal on collection o;
rui,; J. B. McGinty. OF the Rogers me "a.
bronze medals on apples; q. H. Aerch-
aut, OF Paonia, bronze medal on fruit;
Duke Bros. VI Hotchkiss, bronze medal
on apples; Wesley Ault, OF the ANYWAY
mesa, bronze medal on collection Of
fruit.
Besides making this sweeping collec-
tion OF medals. Mr.. Browne loaned or
filed up from his collection many
specimens to other counties in the state
under the rules. and every county col
lection SO helped took medals. The
Delta exhibit had 75 varieties OF apples.
the next highest number from any
ounty in the state being 33.
The collection from the county vas
made entirely by Mr.. and Mrs. Browne,
who spent ten days in tho orchards u
the North Fork valley. picking ard
packing the entire collection. and takir 9
it to Omaha at their own expense, stay
ing there an entire month and looking
after it. Tho state would not have been
in it, had it not been for Mr.. Brownies
exhibit. As result Of his enterprise
the entire state OF Colorado took forty
two medals. OF which Delta county to,k
over one sjurt or twelve OF them.
The collection from this county were
uniform in size, highly colored. very
sound and fiLe flavor. d. Ihe b
was not put in competition with states
east Of the Missouri river. and the dis
play was second to none IN ado from ANY
place in the United States.
OF the other states west OF the Mis-
souri, river making exhibits. Ihaho took
three medals on apples. Oregon took
four medals, one gold and Californ mia
did not take any medals on apples.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Regular meeting VI the Board Il Trus
tees. Present Mayor Sanders. Tsustses
Gaunt. Sanders, Aundry and Dodge.
j. A. Curtis sworn in ss trustee. Dodge
az committee on tanks reported as to
prices. Il. L. Kellogg reported on condi
ton Of the Treasurers books and upon
motion decided tho report be accepted.
On motion decided that the clerk make
list Of those who are delinquent in pay
ing for their cemetery lots also on mn .
ton clerk 10 instructed not TO allow any
one to select cemetery lot without each
in advance. J. A. Curtis appointed on
all com mittees in place OF N. II. Castle
resigned. On motion decided that w. w.
committee be instructed 10 order new
tank. The following resolution was m
troduced, to wit:
WHEREAS. The town Of Delta IL
indebted in the sum Of fl4lG00 to the
Hendrie l. BolthoH Manufacturing Co..
OF Denver. Colo. for new pump furnished
u town for the waterworls, and
Whereas, the said town has order
on material tof Two "e" "a'er 'a"h'
{ said water works. TO cost ABOUT us
the sum Of e., for the pay yment OF
which said town has no funds available.
and
Whereas. Tho Farmers & Merchants
Bank, OF Delta. Colo. has offered 10 ad
vance tne sum Oh Two 'h'.Sa"" "o"s's
'eIooo' 'or inc P"'pose Vi paying ..'
'ndeo'oohess aioresa''' p'o''"e' ING
said Town VIII pay 'ne ss'' rar"efs
Merchants Bank Ior the use Oh sa'o money
SUN equivs'ent 10 one per cent pof
month Tor the time said Bank snail tor
hisn sa'd money "hicn saia sum !" Two
Thousand dollars. ana interest," thereon'
snail oe paid as follows: ti' ny the issue
- SAID Farmers q Merchahs Bank o'
sx warrants OF sa'd 'own. against INC
general waterwofKs fono thefeoi' IN the
sum OF Sfft15's cacn' payaoie respec'
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The Katherine kebckah lodge will
give ball and supper on Thank sgiving
night in the Opera House. Supper will
be served by the ladies' in the lodge
room and the edibles will be choice and
p'en'eous- The ball is given for tie pur.
pose of replenishing the lodge exchec
quer and everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Mrs.. Helen Grenfell. candidate on the
fusion ticket for Superintend ,nt Of Pub
lie destruction. ran ahead Of her ticket
IN Dslta county. Tho memory u the
psst little speech the lsdy made ere
n a Dslts sudisncs vs. In large meas.
urs responsible for this. We feel satis
IA hat the schools oe the state will loss
pothiag thso~Gh tie sssctioa oe Nh.
OsoafSll.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11
Dice.

Mamie d. Lance. the eight year old
daughter OF Jacob Lance. Who vas 20
badly burned in August last. died on
Monday. The funeral services were held
at the Baptist Church Wednesday morn
ing and we're conducted by the pastor
Rev. James II. Messenger. The inter
msnt Was in the cemetery on Gainet
Mesa. Mr.. and Mrs. Lance have the
sympathy Of fisrge circle OF friends and
neig b bors in their SORROW.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Many Of the defeated candidates can
now come down from their petitions
away up among the clouds TO moth, r
earth again. and explain how it all hap
peued. The truth is the other fellow
didn't vote ms he was expected TO.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Roosevelt, the Rough Rider, rode rough
shod over tho CARCASS OF Van Wyck 10
the state Of New York last Tuesday and
he will issue the next Thanksgiving pro
clamation in that state. Teddy is win
psr in peace rs well as in war.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Next Tuesday evening the Knights OF
Pythias will be visited by G. II. Desch
OF Silver Plume Grand Chancellor Of
Colorado. who will be accompanied by
Past Chancellor John I. Bolton OF Den
yer. After the meeting banquet will
b, held and all Knights in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The election is over and we will forgive
our friends and make up with the enemy.
The war paint has been put away and
the tomaha wk buried. Let US have peace.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

It looks - il c. M. Hammond will 70
present Delta and Montrose counties in
the next legislature. thanks to the three
other candidates III the field.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Spain is delaying the proceedings Of
th . peace commission, and hope thereby
TO reap more beneficial terms from he
American Con missioners. The matter
should have been closed and the treaty
signed by this time.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Ono OF the needs Of Delta 10 electric
lighting. There is probably not another
town of it's size in Colorado but what
has the electric light system and many
Of them telephone service. In these
cases We are behind the times.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

It looks - IL Theron Stevens would
preside in tho di. t-ict courts OF the Sew
snth district through the heavy vote re
csived 10 the mountain c0unties.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11
School Notes.

The school children OF America are
subscribing more than q quarter Of Il
million dollars for the purch, 50 II u moi I.
ument in honor Of La Fayette to be pre-
sented to France and erected in Paris.
Chicago's pupils have contributed ten
thousand dollars and Delta comes some
what farther down the procession with
three dollars and thirty five cent?. The
friend OF Washington and Of Liberty
will never be forgotten by the child.su
Of our great Republic.
Miss Royce is back after short siege
OF the grip. Compared with former
years there has been very little sickness
among pupils or teachers. No doubt the
thorough fumigation of the schco col build
ing has bad beneficial effect. Some of
our neighboring towns are battling with
scarlet fever.
All our teachers are thinking seriously
Of q trip to Hotchkiss on the 18th to at
tend the County Association meeting.
Co. Supt. Browne is constantly devising
means for the improvement Of the edu
cational facilities OF the county. Woe 4"
the teacher whom she catches asleep.
More work in English than heretofore
10 being attempted in the High School.
That very important subject is too often
neglected for branches Of little or no use.
Those who can write page or speak q
minute without shamefully abusing their
mother tongue are lamentably few.
The grs duaiing class i. now reading
Shakespeare at its evening meetings and
recognizes the fact that all are not Booths.
Improvement is sure to come, however.
with due application.
The tenth grade class 10 developing
some good story tcllcrs. The power TO
stand on ones feet and think is q diff
cult acquisition to be attained TO only
| after much practice.
The skipping rope season has opened
up on the south side Of the school house
while foot ball with extraordinary vigor
prevails on the north side. The dust is
now deeper than ever before and there
seems but little hope Of relief.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The very best people Of this city tsoue
OF them musicians Of no mean orderl
we're delighted with the Brehanry con-
cert and they applauded Justify. A sec
ond visit is hoped for Leavsnwortf.-
L Lsavenworth Times
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Hammond got q little more than one
fourth Of the votes cast but there was
enough to give him his certificate Of
election.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Tho latest returns on the House Of
Representatives show that there will be
q very small majority either way
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Election day was snowy almost all
over the state outside Of the reservation.
We had . good day for it but . poor
turn out.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Even the city OF Colorado SPRING
gave majority for the fusion ticket. f
Paso county has lost lis grip.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Theron Stevens beat, Lyman /. Henry
for Judge Of the Seventh Judicial dis
trict by about five hundred votes. The
official canvass will no. be made until
the latter part Of the month.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Mrs. Clark Mitchell and deleg .tion
Of Rebek abs were down FROM Hotchkiss
Thursday night.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The big apple buyers have about all
the apples in the county corr illed Tor
boxed). leaving the measly gnarly. worm.
ones for tho home market.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Gcn. Fitz Hugh Lee has been definitely
assigned the command OF the Seventh
Army corps. just organized.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

James w. Bucklin will cast the vote oi
Mesa. Gunnison and Delta counties foI
the next United States senator FROM
Colorado,
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Arapahoe county elected the fusior
ticket by q comfortable majority tt
thooe on il.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The politician has disappeared from
his usual haunts. taken to the tai
timber for a short hid out.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Frank Short OF the North Fork Valley
went down to defeat before the solid
Populist vote for WI! G ii!es.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Mr.. II. II. Smith has finsll settled dow o
to ordinary liie in Salt Lake City aid
may be found at Is East 9th South 81.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The average country newspaper may
now be expected to contain an item q
two Of real news.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The campaign just passed was one =
most mixed up messes that it is onei
privilege to run up against.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Solomon Stephens will sit ON the coun
ty board Tor the next three years from
the third district.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

There will be few Republicans in the
next Colorado legislature-bnt only a
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Will buy and sell Domestic ana vore'sn Es.
change. WIN pzv intews on time dspurifs and
give pf,ss,Jss and rar~fn' attention to roilsrttuN
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Milton R. Welch was re elected coun
ty Judge by about sixty five majority.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The United States Senate will be Re-
publican from Il Q fourth OF next March.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

c. c. Compton. the popular travelling
freight agent OF the ID. 4 X. G. came in
yesterday o, business and left today for
Gunnisop. Charlie is accompanied by
his wife on this trip.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

The Hotchkiss telephone line is rap
idly coming in favor. 1t should be ex
ended to all eettled sections Of the
county.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

II 10 not always the man who is su {
Of his election before the ballots Q
cDun ted rhat gets there.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Miss Nettie McElwain Of Salija j
visiting her sister Mrf. Jay Gillett.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

by 10 votes.
Welch beat Burnett for county judge
by GO votes. ss
Solomon Stephens beat A. II. Bruce
FOR commissioner by o,er 80 votes.
Chiles beat Short for assessor by "a
votes
The state ticket ran about even with
the vote for governor. except that Bell
for Congress ran ahead.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Tho unusually high grade entertain
ment Of the Louise Brehanny company
was thoroughly appreciated Grand Is
land Independent.
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Many peesimistic views Of the winters
snowfall are heard,
The Delta independent., 1898-11-11

Kansas has re entered the Republican
column and 10 now redeemed