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The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

L. v. Carter has returned from Lake
City where he attended his daughter &
Wedding.
Fred Hickman and wife returned.
"Wednesday, from Grand Junction.
King Carter arrived from Nebrssks.
Sunday.
Will Saudifer moved, the first VI the
week, on Mrs. Smiths place.
John King was pleasantly surprised
on his birthday. last Friday.
The choir met ut D. Allbaugh's. Sat
urday night to practice. They will meet
there again Friday night.
The scholars and teacher were given
q surprise the last day OF school by the
the patrons of tho school. Al noon
cakes. pics and other good things were
brought from their hiding places and n
genuine feast was enjoyed by all. Tho
afternoon was passed by listening to An
interesting program by the school.
We are getting the benefit Of muddy
roads. the tirst mud for year.
Many are busy pruning their orchards.
The prospect Tor fruit 10 o. X. so FAR.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Nauv manila have returned this seek
. p,oloneed absence due 10 the measles
in coma c.ses and la Crime in others.
Tn. closing scboo, u,,nth shows the
lowest percentage OF non attendance Of
.,v uon,h in s;x v..n, Houey~r. the
...,. ,r. ,ov ,.,Stf,v filIiav again ,pd
.b~ ipsica,ion. noint IN normal con di.
sions within . couule Of veska
Thi. v..k,. se.sion NJ the Ri.ine Star
literary v.s .x.eptiar .liv good, An
.mstuer uIay wxs presented entitled
Aunt Hannah. Valentine" With The
folloxinv east all star.. Setta Friend
Jan. Bradp~y. Susie Winton, Ernss,
L,y,n C,arr,c. Smith. Ress Wiptou
and Edd NAV. BETTER amateur work
has never b@en done in Delta than that
nv tbess youpv ueopIe last Tuesday
nivh. Amonv the other GOOD things OF
8 we'll rendered prooram vas . r~cita-
ii N Inv Miss Evelype Nutter.
Miss I.ela Evans in the lstest msmb
TO drop out OF the graduating clars on
account OF sickness in the home. Neve,
bav, bripbter prospec,s been blishted
nv the touch OF disease than have thoss
n. The class OF 90 Although We lose
fully one ,bi-d OF tho class. those who
remain .re pusbinp diligently on toward
the coal ana do not mean 10 suffer b,
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03
TRCsTEE-n sALE.

VX,HEREAs. ANsoN u. JOHNSON. nv UsIs
w c~rtain dscd of trust. dated No,er,,erf i1sh,
recorded In the of. IL the Recorder of D~cs,s of
Delta ruunty. Colorado. In bS,k 10. At page Etp.
s.c,,i,ed frai estate. . sio.,e lying aud h~ins in
the county Of i,cita, and state Of Colombo. TO-
Wit:
eleven an wr~i II the New Mexlco PRINCIPAL
meridian. with any and ali wafer right and ptiyi-
cxcs. ditch OF dirh-t p,'uri-nant 10 u-~d with
,aid pwm ~r, ii.ci.diig ak '6I shares ~ STICK ~
s IN ;Ss c n .s n ,r o.
irs.l - Lr..nI.,.y n..;. ,hsrrln .. .erih.si. 10
n sssid mSs an.i sis<si Il sru-s aud
wheNas. aid An.oa n. y.shn%o. hes vssd- De-
s,id notr has become du~ and I.y.bl- and
xhsress Z i' Pryms.i In aid Decd & q In.i that
!" S .e, s"I ia..s.d as ,Ss Ss" aid o nsss. 'ss
ts tho title To .aid property. ard ii,.. same
lsc.,ms vestcd ~ him IN trust f.r the
with ali the powers ,,Ytir- and obi ga ion. tbery,
II ami whereas. the said A. L. u nnry. trustee.
has rxf',.es o. net in this behalf and. ~h.fsn.
Tic kputabl~ Securities o.. the lrgsl holder of
~Rii nsf-. by IT, eertain of app ,intinent. dated
Fe',r,'sry IL iscs app .nisd aud .ub.t iuiei in-
l.. iio,isy: now Their fsc. 1t the request e the
legal holder q ,aid note. and by virtue Of the
IssNerr vested IN ttr 10y sAd deed ~ tsttst ansl
said dced 81 apl lS,intn~n., aud . the pu'Iso ri
for. clOSinE the came. 1. thv under. gIcsf. ". -.
kedcinr. as trustee. do hereby give no..ec that
NIL, on the
TwENTY.SEyENTiI DAY OF MARCH. 100
ut the hour ~ three ciack p IN. Of .rid dAy.
prsu~ed ~ -eil the pr'iefiy hcr-inb-fpr- de-
Srritp~ at I,uDl veiisitr. To the highest bidder
G,r cash. at the ont do"r of the ciurt hours In
The r,ainty of Delta, state Of C,inrdo tn -s,ti.fy
.aid debt aud interrt and the Gust II xccu' u e
this trust. ". d. kkibDtSG. Trustee.
A. J. NINTH. Attorney.
fEirSt pub. fct. -. last Marh -. iSp9b
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

O.W. Dresser. Of Rogers mssa, rstsra.
ed from Oursy, Monday.
A. r Bruce returned from Denver.
Monday night.
George Oven, Of Nontsose, made " .
short call. Monday.
Geo Z. Miller. OF Rogers Desa. started
Tuesday with his household goods. for
Montrose, where he will reside.
Rogers mesa will have y fruit stage
line this summer. which will connect
with xil trains. carryin the fruit to mar.
ket in the cool of the morning.
The fruit buds in the surrounding
country are in good shape. A big crop
is looked for il jack frost don't nip. this
spring.
Graham p. Browne will remove his
chicken ranch one half mile south ofths
main road 10 as to enlarge for his fast
increasing business. Ho will aim to
raise 300 chickens this season.
A. c. Bailey has sold the southwest
40 Of the J. b. McGinty ranch to H. s.
Youtsey. treasurer OF Larimer county.
Dir. Bailey mas successfully iocateu touS
families on Rogers mesa this winter.
Milliard Fairiam5 arrived FROM Delta.
Wednesday.
Al Miller's daughter is very siHif and
an operation will he performed by Or.
Meiklejohn. Thursday morning.
Fred Sanderson left for Delta Tues-
day.
Six cisierns and five reservoirs src
being constructed on Rogers mesa.
Simon Fisher is happy over tho arrival
Of bran new boy.
Uucle Amos Reynolds says his Sun
| William will stand hitched nov.
| Hotchkiss il TO have Z temperance
hall erected this spring where milksiixkss
cider and soda will be sold.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

All previous railroad records for fast
running between Chicago and Council
Bluffs went glimmering down among the
things that were on February 18th when
the Burlington fast mail covered the 5C6
niles in 8 hours and a minutes. actual
running time. excluding stops. and in 0
hours and IA minutes full time. includ
ing stops for water and msil. two changes
1t engines and slow running through
sowus and railroad yards. Tho train
lett Chioago hour and II minutes late.
delayed by the arrival Of the eastern
uAil, and reached Council Bluffs only
six minutes late, having made up hour
aad II minutes. The run OF 2O6 miles
from Chicago to Burlington was made
II l90 minutes.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

J.H. Shiremsn. Woodmen organizer
r the state Of Colorado. has been in
town during the week in behalf u our
local camp and left Thursday for Ridge
way, where he will institute new camp
OF that order on Friday night.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Charlie B0wden aud Clinton Martin
went down to Grand junction. Tuesday.
to get few pointers from SousA IN bard
music. They say il was strictly alright.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

When in need of anything in the printing line
como to TnE ISpErEsDESr Office, and look over our
stock Of paper, envelopes, cards. etc. We can
satisfy the most fastidious in STYLE quality aud
price We do anything in the line Of letter heads.
bill heads, statements envelopes. cards of all
kinds p,sters dodgers and streaners receipts. GER
tiicatcs of stock circulars, and in fact everything
usually done in first class Office. Come in and
inspect samples Of our work.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

W. A. Libby. the pharmacist of the
Pioneer drug store. was out. Wednesday,,
paying election beta He will knov
better another time than TO bet xgxinsr
tho inevitable.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Z. +. Clarke, ofthe postoffice pharms' y
has reuusd the Simpson building ga
Main street. and will ft the plsce up US
u first class pharmacy and drug store
and move iuto il about the first of April.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The Knights Of 'ythias conferred the
rank Of Page on two candidates last
Tuesday eve, and there will be work in
the rank Of Esquire next Tuesday eve.
A full attendance 10 desired.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Long" Harry Wilsou bought out G
Z. Mowers livery business. last weeI
and wou be pleased to see all old pa
irons ut the old stand aud assures them
prompt attention and good services.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Mike McCarty. formerly with Corbil
4 Sanders ~ plumber. loft for Sslids
Wednesday. ~hcre he has position.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Harry Ferguson. Of Eckert. 10 sick
With bilious fever. his injured leg 10 also
troubling him considerably,
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Graham p. Browne received = tele
gram from Mrs. Ssllis SkiIes
Omaha, stating that her daughter had
just died from typhoid fever.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

I offer my fnvin of - acrrs E,r sale for cash.
"a 4 fsrn IL one mile due west of D~lts. on the
California mesa. seven acres In ofch- rd, apples.
pear. tearhrS. plunis. ncctarine>. six acfrs la
alfalfa. iuur ARES In buit"m land. the rest In
uasiurr land. The fruit ph~estis az last ys-ar
brought m~ In morr than ibtc rrst thousand
dollars A hous~ ltxN frrt. stable and hrn
hnus-. Can sac north ~ iii!ra, east loD niles
auth 10 miles. est 10 E,ii~S Altitude s.tsD fret
Two springs II water for st. ck. Climate dry aud
healthy. pure air. 10 nd. fr'm lb-lta Co'nty
Pa grounds. In full view of m,antains. Wbish
lok to b. tn 10 miles but 90 Ia GO mites dis
iant north and east the Gunniron river II
within half . nile and abOunds In different
kind. of nsi. A e car title. warranty deed vi III
be- & ven. All l~ttcr. of inquiry Will is~ promptly
answered " u. t;Off. eM.. D~lta. C..l0.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Special Correspondence
Tho measles are prevailing here.
g. ID. Anderson is plowirg about Is
acres for wheat.
w. II. Mastin was in these parts, last
Friday. on business.
Geo. A. Grsen, Of Iowa 10 visiting at
Wm. Rowans'.
J. A. Curtis came out. Friday. and
surveyed the new ditch that is to carry
tho water from the new reservoir to the
Fogg and other bitches.
Del States, Of Eckert, will move to
Delta, this wee. to engage in the res
taurant business.
s. W. Phoenix aud son comic nplxte
putting ~ or Is acres in sugar bsets for
the factory at tie Junction. No better
soil than here for becte, it 10 sandy loan
free from slksli.
Messfr. Pat Donovan and W. J. Brow
er attended tine masquerade ball at
Delta. Feb. 81.
After person has selected the variety
OF fruit they want have them set in the
proper kind Of soil. there arc four things
necessary to raise good fruit. irrigation,
cultivation. pruning and spraying.
james Carpenter snd family will
move. this week, to Pueblo, their future
home.
A party was given in honor OF r. b.
Glsdfelter at the residence OF J. H. Evans.
last Friday night. and sll present report
. good time.
Mrs. Frank Brown 10 visiting ber
sister. Mrs. Frank Frazier in Montrose.
Miss Mamie Csllaway, Of Delta w.s
visiting friends here. last week.
Hooeier
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

UsseiuD, Q mineral more valuable
than gold or platinum. has been discov-
cred In the copper veins Of the Paradox
segion.-Teilurids Journal.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

John Kohnls received The sad news,
Saturday. that his mother had died st
Dayton, Ohio. Friday night.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03


troubles oe its own this winter. No
sooasr y one blockade raised than new
storn comes up and the cuts are blown
full again. Never since the road crosssd
the sangs-ssvsnteeu years z.o-hss the
company bssn forced 10 tight the els-
nsnts % this year, not even when TIE
hi~h vatsr Of 1884 washed out the tracks
in the Black canon and csrrisd away
the bridges at Roubideau and Bridgeport
At that time there was nothing else to
do but to wait the going down OF the
vstsr, but this winter hsrcuianean
efforts have been made to open the road
T. trxf,c and keep it open. But no
sooner 10 the road open than \ new
storm closes It. Railrozding over the
range u not one continued round OF
pleasure.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Npring wheat 10 in demand for plant
log. Very little winter wheat was put
in last fall on acc Junt OF the dry season
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Over forty teams are engaged in hau'-
Ing ore from Paradox to Placerville
and still there 10 demand for more
Telluride Journal.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

G. Fred Fogg, ~ employees Of the
Hector mill, came down from Smuggler
Monday. and Tuesday morning left for
D~lts- where be will visit relatives and
friends for . week. - Telluride Journal
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

". P. Durkee came over from Denver.
last Saturday morning.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Frank Dodge returned froD OenseI
lest Saturday morning.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

E.J. Fuller was down from Montro.
for few days. this week.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Gustav Richter has moved irto ths
Stewart hous- corner 7th and Meekel
streets.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The Delta Fruit 4 Produce. 20. sss
. carload IL potatoes 70 FIosencs th
week.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

DR.. I. Hunter has moved into tn,
Herman Bear property corner 7th anG
Dodge streets.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

It In an evident fact that there is u uch
suow on the rsngss-therefore there will
- abundance OF irrigatiug water the
coming season, which means to US heavy
erops OF sll kinds. Tho question nov
bsing must debated 10 what crop is best
70 raise TO avoid quitting tho market.
The only reasonable answer 10 plant
sugar bssts for tho Grand Junction
factory. You ar assured market for
eli that can be raised OF the required
percentage OF sugar aud purity. The
required percentage OF sugar and purity
b PIT vssy low for the quality OF beets
saissd o. the Western slope. ~ is shown
b. the analysis made ut the Agricul-
tural ColIsgs of the boots raised in this
ssction last year. The minimum standard
sdoptsd BY the management OF the
best sugar factory is II per cent and so
Per cant purity. While the average of
ths analysis made last year ut Fort
Collins Of our home raised bcets was
ll.7l Per cent sugar and 80 per cent
purity. 1t surely should not be dificnlt
70 raise an article OF beet that would
come up to the required percentage and
70 sbovs II.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

The llrst rain since last August tsil il
Dsits, Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Gay Bo~dss was down from Hossh
II. Wednesday. gt afssst u
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Joe Brice went 10 the hills. Monday.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Dan wagoer a".i ~"s returned from
Deuvos, 6oedsy.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Frsd Didkseson and wife left To-
Dsavss, Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

sterl Keith, u Iowa, visited fri~nds
here. last week.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Mrs. Amos Durkuv Is or The eict li-..
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Reports Of the condition OF fruit are
beginning to come in and they are
universally Of good cheer. The cold OF
the winter while it lasted over An unus-
ual long time for this section. WAS
STEADY cold, but the Thermometer did
not 70 down to . but once and that
but for Q very short time. just long
enough to make ret ord on the mini
mum bulb. There was no mid ~intor
thsw TO start the buds swelling, to be
aftsrward nipped in hard freeze, but
straight steady cold weather without
let up from the middle OF last November
until the first OF March. The fruit treos
have gone through the winter in fine
shape and are now with scarcely dead
twis or bud on them. Unless some
unusual severe weather intervenes this
spring Delta county will have by far the
largest fruit crop in its history. and We
have had some heavy crops in years
gone by.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

We carry full line OF uecnswarc Glassware and Table Cutlery,
Kitchen Utensils aud everything useful and neeul in housekeeping
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Psre fr~sh milk ssa eseaa As-
tseseS daily In uelsa ~ -. =.
DiPlao.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-03

Sssree - 0Oo~y - Loaa - ., ,
ssd - pss eeos - 4 Ne. Z ssaseAsa.
6E0H6E ATGRNAys
The oasis., 1899-05-13

Sfockuan. One of tlc pr9mineut cattle rai>er- iu fho vicinity of Mesa intends taking ur neN range ln the southern part of the territory and sucking it with cattle from bis farm. using nothing hut the best grade of cattle fog the purpose. He is nov en- gagged in arraugius 10 develop water, which be will pump from wells ny means Of winomills
 Arizouian: Capt. W. II. McKittrick arrived Thursday morning from Bakersfield, Cal and was accoInpa. nied out to bis ranch by ]. 5. Parks. He announced the intention of hold ing his steers for better prices Capt. McKittrick is one Of the few men in California who have actually prohted by tue drought With four sections of land in alfalfa and an abundance of water for irrigation, he was in a situatlon to reap the advantage of the great advance in hay. If frost does not injure bI, trees, he will also have more fruit than he will know what 10 do with.