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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
nATrLr WAS rrncr.
right In whleh MaI. Logan Lost M.
Life.

Manila Nov. n. 3 o. m.-Tho Thirty
third Infantry. IN one Of the sharpcst
two hours engagements Of the war.
With an equal force " Insurgents i've
miles from San Fabian. Saturday. lost
ono CnIccr and i've mon Killed and one
oihcut and twelve men wounded. The
Americans captured tWruty-nluc File
limos and 100 rincf, aud found eighty
our insurgents dead lying in the
trcnchcs aud rich nelds. Many more
Iillpltoa doubtless were killed or
wounded
General Wheaton was Informed that
tho enemy was rntheriur az san Jn-
tlntO for the purpose VI preventing tho
Americans controlling tho road from
might rstroat tn. Thhty-thlrd, Colo
mel Howe commanding. and detach-
mcut OF uo Thirteenth with gutllur
gun. huNllul commanding, were sent
Co dlrpCu-' them
The troopr encountered tho worst
road ever found 90 the island ~ LuEon.
There was "a aucccasinn Of cruels,
hose bridges the Americans had to
stop and rcpnlr. ana miry bitches. and
al certain places horses struggled waist
deep In QuHgmiroH. a hundred soldiers
had TO dtag the Tniilnr gun part Of
the way, the horses being uselesA
The iuFurrentH opened the nrht two
miles from san Iariniu, while the lead
lnH American battalion was passing a
cluup OF houses IN the midst of a Coz
coanut grove. Knee deem In mud The
Filipino sharprhoutcra hidden In trees
houses ana q small trench across the
road. held their firc until the AmeH-
cans were close 10 them. whom they
began lring other Ftliplnoe opened IRE
from thickcts, right and LOTT, further
uwrY.
The insurgent sharpshootcrs picked
on the officers first. Five ~ the Amer
leans who fen wore shoulder straps Or
ehevrons, hut the Thlrty-third never
wuverod. Ito crack mnrliamen knocked
the FllipluoH down from trees like
squirrels, nnd the Americans rushed the
trtnchos. leaving four dead insurgents
There.
The regiment then dcnloyed under flre
with Major John A. Lorun's battalion
In tho center The gldrmish line. which
was a mile long advanced rapidly.
keeping w n constant fru.
The Fillplnng made nn unexpectedly
good stand, many OF them remaining
under cover until the Americans were
within twenty toct Of them Major
Marsh thanked "a small trGnch fun OF
Insurgents. HurpuHlng them and
slaughtered nearly nll ~ them before
entering tho town. The gatllng killed
I'VE OF force holding the bridge. and
swept the country beyond the town.
driving about $50 FiliDinos Into the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

she Ofts the House IN Washington IRE
srutsd to the Admiral

sUutrd - the Admiral
Washington, Nov it-Ptellmluary
stops have been taken. it 90 said. 30
transfer Go Mr. Dewey Che ;ltlo 90 tho
Dewey home, ne, Rhode island avenue.
which the American people presented TO
the admiral on the recognition of his
brilliant naval victory at Manila,
The matter Do 200 the hands 0f the bis
tUlgt Title CumuluY and The papers. 90
Dr. understood. have been drawn and
uwnit the necessary signature Tho
conveyance VIII bs through o. third
party, presumably one of thu udmlrars
secretaries.
The matter was placed loo the hands
0f the title company some days ago.
with N.Dw 10 such conveyance, aud lt
has boon tho understanding that the
transfer would be- completed uplu tho
return of Admiral ana Mrs Dewey.
Unless present plans nrp changed tho
dceda Will be put Oh record shortly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Oakland. COT, Nov i5.-Mlss Amy
I'm. a handsome ,ounE woman. who
refuses Co say ANYTHING about herself
other than that she halls from NehraH-
ga, became vicloutlg insane and ate
tempted 10 klil several people before
she WAC restrained by the police and
taken 10 tho receiving hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Boys doublo-bronsted Knee Pants
suits, dark miNtureH IN plaids. are
10 IL years Regular price $3.50. Mon
day and Tuesday,. ..... .........
Si.67
Boys doublo-broastei Knee Pants
Suits. dark check worsted. This gar.
mont ia tho best suit we have Tor
durability and 81 good value nc
500 Monday and Tuesday only ..,..
S4.o6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Tucson. Aria. Nov. i5.-Audrrw Car
merle. iu letter Go ~, w puuck. "a
wrll known newspaper writer OF Af-
roma. offers the CITY ~ Tucson % sum
of f2aOo0 TO pay for public library
building. provided tho city furnishes
site ana agrees 90 maintain the lnfu-
tuition al un annual cost uf 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15

Cincinnati. o.. Nov IA epeclal Ia
The Commercial Tribune from Frank
fortky, says There were no new de.
Nolnpmonts 90 the state capital today
Ia the WudilH uYor the guyrruurHifip.
a majority 10 tho Democratic nuIlti.
clans urv Inclined So givr it IN. hut Str.
1ocnol remains HDrynvly confident ana
SAYS; Y know I have h.en cleo.d. DO
Lnck Phelps, Aaron kohn and IL l.ng
sutton uf Louisville arrived tonight
and 10 10 H1id they brought with thum
aud laid before the Democratic CON.
mitioe the plans hv which they hope
t1 cut down the Republican vote la
Jefferson county several hundred
An amusing feature N the situation
developed today when ID became known
that more than 5000 votes In Fayette
county had been cast Tor -. q. W
hlckham' instead ~ Ieckhnm for
lieutennntsgovcrn iu Nelson cuuu.
~ iockhum'r home by a clerical" Sc.
TOR VI the Democratic clerk. Con Tny-
lura nnulr was printed ON tho ballot
ns W, r. Taylor, instead nf W. 3. Tny.
Tor. To-day whom iiockhum's friends
discovered what had happened in Fay
ottn they served notice ON the Coo
bel people that no contest must he
made on the Nelson county vote. and
n1 "a result Taylor will not lnao 100
votes cast for him thcrc and ull M the
votes cast Tor Hickman in Tnyntto
county will De- counted f0r neCkhim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-15
THROWING OUT
MANY BALLOTS
Procedure Involved in the Count Of
kentucky's Vote,
SCHEME FOR GOyERNoRsHIP


Louisville. Ky. Nov. it-Thc progress
OF The contests ln various counties ln
the State Or tho point about which ln.
ioreai 10 the nght Tor the rovcrnorahip
is conferred. Tho determination of th.sa
dl7puticn mny swing DO either direction
the result of the face Of the returns nr
they viii d. made CO. the State board Of
election commissioners.
These contests Involve 1000 votes ln
heven counties na follows. Christian
county. pi votes. TnyIoru plurality n
one precinct at uopkluryiuc. which
wns today thrown out by the county
election officer johnson county. where
ss plurality for Taylor w. being dis.
putud hi the Democrats ON the ground
oi ALLEGED Irregularities. Knox county.
i,s35 plurality for Taylor ln contest.
undcr "a mandatory order or Judrs
brown ne nnrbourvlc. the returns
have been certified by the county cleo.
ton officers. but the contest undoubto1-
~ VIII DO renewed before the State
board
Mctcgr county, 2sG plurality for Tay-
lor The Democratic chairman Of the
election board has filed notice % contest
lu three largo Republican precincts.
nllerlnr various Irregularities m these
precincts should be- thrown Out gushal
VII have "a safe plurality On the county.
rue county vlcctl.n board has adjourn.
~, nut the contest VIII Gene before tho
state board. Nelson county ii1s voteH
ere being contested by the Drmocfuta
ON TIE ground that thcy were certified
i1r w. T. Taylor Instead of ". q. Tuy.
ma f......t .tf.... ..-.. 81.
Hhl IH,uWn against the county election
commissioners and the election officers
in The W precincts Involved. and are
neehitg Co obtain 20 mandatory iulunc.
u1n 90 compel ths election officers 20
ceruf. these lbs VOTES for W. g. Tav-
VIZ iho matter viii also come before
iu Pulaski county 800 votes arc con.
tested. InylQra plurality was L5tG. ln-
clulluf the 300 which pHmU from uyo
bttclutu whore contests have boon ln.
sutuisu. ln Harrison county 1856 votes
arc lu contest.
The State board OF election commits.
tloncu will meet az Frankfort. De. g.
ielnIr % The points Involved ln the dis
lufoi ballots viii b. argued hy the
l'uclug counsel for the State.
The Official count IN jefferson county
s progressing satisfactorily with little
change in the unofficial ngursA Five
Wltdp have been completed
Ihlrty-nye ciHca OF alleged violation
gf elections came up before judge
Tuncy today. Each N the prisoners wan
bound over In the sum OF 5000
one vote W the plurality credited 10
euelol iu the whole State by the Cour.
Gee Journal 10 10 table OF election co.
turns corrected No 60 a late hour 10.
nlght This table Includes gain Of
lh votes IN Harrison county where
the county commissioners today threw
out two Taylor pr,cincir.
The Commercials nGurca show no
change since yesterday Taylor boing
giNun plurality VI 3l8l
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17


Will be sold before the court house door in
the city OF Bfunswlck, Glynn county, Ca, un-
der and by virtue OF power OF sale contained
Ia a certain indenture OF mortgage from j. A
Montgomery, OF GlyGn county, Georgia, to Ro-
main b. Mccullough, executed on tile 25th day
of October, 1898, and recorded ON October 26th
| 1888, in Book of Mortgages, Volume g. Pages
$40 90 seq of the general records Of said conn
ty OF Glynn, on the first Tuesday iu it being the
ith day fJuly, 1899, during the legal hours OF
sale, the following described real property to.
wit;
The unexpred ieaeehold interest in and 10 the
eastern One-half OfsrOwn Commons lot number
thitty seven l3l in that block Of lots bounded
on the north by street, on the east by stone
wall street, on the south by " street and on the
west by Cochran Avenue, ~ the city OF Bruins
wick 0lynn county, Georgia, with the cXcep-
ton Of II hye7foot strip on the northern side OF
said lot.
Also the unoxpired leasehoId interest ia and
"a tile southern one fourth Of Town Common
lot number one hundred and forty lone ll4ll
fronting on Albany street. in the city OF
brunswick, Alynn county. 0eorgia.
Also the uneX pired ieashold interest in and
10 the western one-haH Of Town Common lots
numbers sixty seven EG7l sixty-nne lG9l, and
seventy one l7l !, IN that block Of lots bounded
on the north by street, on the east by Gordon
street. on the south by II street aud on the west
by Lee street ia said city Of Brunswick, Giynn
county, Georgia,
Also that certain tract or parcel OF land tu-
ate and being In said county and state, and in
the Thenty- Georgia Militia district OF
said county, beginning at point on the wight
Of way Of the Brunswick n Western railIoae
where the lands Of j. A, Montgomery Joins tud
lands OF the estate Of g. W. Wright, deceased,
and running thence north Is - degrees,
west ll.Sl chains to an oak tree, thence north
dfty-siX and One-iourth degrees south, ~. 60
chains TO pine tree, thence south seventy one
and three fourth degrees west $50 chains to a
pine tree, thence south IL degrees west 8.8i
chains TO a bay tree, and thence north SIXTY i've
degrees west 0.5d chains to pine stump; thence
south iorty-nine degrees west 5000 chains 10
the point Of beginning, said tract containing
thrty-fivc and ahalf acres OF land, more or less
this description being according to a survey and
plat made BY II. A. Penniman, county surveyor,
November Sd, 1892. and recorded in the general
records Of said county Of Glynn in book XXX, -
page ~.
Said property to be sold FOR the purpose OF
paying the sum OF two hundred 1920 00l balance
Of principal, besides interest due on said mort-
gage hereinaboQe referred 10 ana the expenses
incurred in aud about said sale. The
terms u said sale to be cash The purchaser
pays for title.
This Sday Of June, 1893.
Roman Is. Mccullough,
Mortgage.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
Death Of Mr.. Robsrson.

The death of Mr.. Robertson, who
came here from the north some months
ago. occurred yesterday. The re-
mains we're inferred in Palmetto GEM
etery, Rev. W. F. HoIlingsworth con-
Quoting the ceremony. Mr.. Rober-
son was an invalid who came south in
hopes of being restored TO health
He was thought to be improving rap
idly and his death was rather sudden.
Although having lived here only a
short while there were many who
knew and liked him and to the grief
stricken daughter that survives him
the sympathies OF the community are
extended.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17

WANrED-ro purchnse body Of
and not lees haa Ten acres situated
upon The. mainleud and acj cent t.
nsvigeble ran water viii aiso eater
tAin island property between Reau
fort, :. c., and NJ Msrys ca. Ad.
dress. stating description, price ant
terms, Platshek q CO. Savannah. Ga
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17

A sprcisi premium will be given ia
the person sencicg the largest mum
her Of H-ptagon and Home made soaI
wrappers and dog aeada cut from our
Amonia SOAP Powder packages to the
York Steam so+p Works, York, Pa.
Contest closes duly lot.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightsest little thing
hat ever was made Is Or. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar coated
81 obule of health, that changes weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Only Csc per box. Sold by all druggists.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17

ons wI
a al at7a
No a M the No Opu Fumt
IN. Mo-. pm
be
No S4carfy
New
No and
ache nJakso
o. Il
al Po ayist
leaving Tuesdays
q Ry.and C. 8
EMAXwELl4 a. MaeDONELI I" ASH
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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
I)ne-CGII0 Word Column

Under this head advertisements will be in
serted for one cent word for the FIRST
insertion, and for every subsequent consecu-
tive insertion thereafter at the rate Of half
a cent a word No advertisement will be
taken for less than ten cepts Cash in adj
vance invariably required for all advertise
ments Ia this column
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17

Lost-Bet veeo Haaovey Park and
Gloucester street PAIR Of gold rim
spectqcles, Finder vii be rewarded
by returning SAM to SS4rGeld's studio,
Glouoeater street. 8>l6 81
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17

FOR sALE.-ooe nice horse and
buggy, fue stock Of groceries and fix
lures. also large lot Of secondhand
Stoves Stove repairing p speciality.
B. F. Rice, ITO George street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
Fernandina Lime.

Rev. Simon Peter Richardson, one
of the oldest and beat known Method
ist preachers in the south, died at his
home IN Macon Thursday.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17

Mr., Q. v. Barkuloo, former popu-
lar Brunswickan, came over from sa-
Yannah to attend the concatenation Of
the Hoo Hoos He remained in the
city yesterday and mingled with his
many friends here.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
CITATION.


State Of Georgia.
County OF Glynn
Max L. McRae having applied to be appoint
ed Guardian OF the person and property Of
Roy Bush, notice ~ hereby gwen thBt said APP
plicatiOn will be passed on at the next e0urt.0t
Ordinary for said county, TO be held on the
first Monday ia July 1850.
Witness my hand and Official signature this
9th day Of June 1893 Horace Dart
Ordinary glynn County.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17

Misses Marie Devoe, sslns Aiken
and ClaadIus Lucas. three charming
young ladies Of Brunswick, are here
visiting Misses Roberts and Addis
Paul at their home on The Ridge
Darien Gazette.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
BuoEIsn's Arnioa salys,

The best sAlve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, ohapped hands. ohilblains
corns and all skin eEuptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, no no pay required.
It Is guaranteed TO give perfect sstis-
faction or money refunded. Price 40.
sent. For sale by all druge 9ts.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
The OLYMPIA RESTAURANT

Cor Gloucester and oglethorpe SITS
A. PALEVEDA, Proprietor
Elegant meals served on short no.
tice. Cuisine the best Special or
ders given prompt attention Nice
furnished rooms for dodgers.
SPECIAL RATES FOR REGULAR MEALS
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
Brunswick BQIk Z Trust Co.
INCORPORATED 1889.
sos Newcastle Street.

we do general banking business
@Hs veil IS saving Department. Saw
ings depasilafs are raid per cent
interest, compounded quarterly. 1--WE
soitcis bustoess, aud promise our GUS
toners courtesy. prompfness, and as
hh~rai treatment as conservative
maaRemrn will warrant.
FRANK D AIKEN, President.
g. H RAYMOND, Vice President.
Il Is GALE, usher,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17
Ne YER TOO OLD
TO Be CURED.
S. S. S. Is a Great Blessing to
Old People. II Gives Them s s5s'
but
New Blood and Life. i tas as se'i so 81 ].

thoroughly removing all Accommodations and impart
ing strength and life to the whole body 1t increases
the appetite builds up the energies and sends life
giving blood throughout the entire system
Mrs Sarah Pike, an Broadway, South Boston, writes;
seventy years old and had not enjoyed good health
for twenty years. / sick in different ways and Ia
addition, had Eczema terribly of my legs The
doctor said that account of my age would never be
we'll again Itook dozen bottles Of s s. s. and it cured me
1atn1 aud I bstpx toe that
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1899-06-17

AiHv az the hdihF tlhlf anu pace ANdt
the following Described propcrty. 10 wit:
All that lot. tract or parcel Of land situate
lying and being IN tho state OF Georgia and
county Of Glyun and 10 the city Of Brunswick
therein and 10 that portion ~ said city known
a. Old Town more particularly desribed as the
southern one fourth OF ord Town lot No. 2 b
Levied On as the property OF Mrs. Thomas
O'Connor under and by virtue Of an execution
issued by ~. -. NJ adj, tax Collector, for state
aud county taxes due FOR the wear 1893: amount
Of tax SJ5 10 with interest and ~ costs. Levy
made and returned to ~ ny x. s. PYlsi
deputy sheriff.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23
THE SCOTCH RusH11cHr.
- the Days 81 the CaAAls Tax II Was
Made u N18At - t1ss Great
II est Secrecy.

ome-mAnufactursd rushlights and
Aadles were in constant use by tho
3cotch peasantry, says Good Words.
Boiled animal fat gave the required tai
~, and the same green rushes as were
q4d for cruiaie wick supplied it also in
~ case.
IN making rushHghts all the green
bsting of these rushes was stripped OF;
ut for candle wick thin strip was lsft
% either side of the pith to strengthen
3pd support It. Otherwise the manu-
Acture of these two lights was very
atmilar. This substance from 'ths
r}shes, when dsisd. was tied to a rod,
then dipped into the boiling fat and al.
ldred 10 cool. and this process was 70
psa'cd until the rushlieht. or canf3la.
bad become the desired thickness. In
later years candles were made in motds.
Tbs tape was passed through hole in
the center Of the mold and knotted to
prevent it slipping. The fat was then
pour.d in and allowed to cool.
Thtse molds, during the days Of the
candle tax. were jealously guarded BY
the owners. and hidden in the most
secret eorne,s from the prying eyes Of
the e1ciieman The candles were usu-
ally made at night in some Clubhouse.
and watchers wee posted at convenient
corners TO give tApely warning Of any
approach of the Ubiquitous oficsr.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23

Ralph Meeker, Of the New York
Herald. is in the city on q brief vacation
to visit his aged mother, and also bis
sister. Miss Rozene Meeker, whom he
has not seen for years, and also to shake
hands with his many friends Of the
early days, who will be glad to meet
him again. Though Mr.. Meeker has
made several visits to the city within
the past twenty years, they were too
brief for him to note the progress Of the
colony originated BY his father, the late
N. G. Meeker. who labored 30 indefatig-
ably and sacrificed 70 much for its sue
cess, and was permitted to witness In
part the result Of his efforts. His stay
now will be sufficiently prolonged to
enable him more fully to view its
growth.-Greeley Tribune, Sept. IA.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23
DESERT LANps-NoTICE OF INTENTION
TO MAKE PROOF.

GLEnwooD srRISGs Colo. Aug. Il, lsoo.
Notice IL hereby given that Arthur B. Critoh-
low OF Pfceance, Colorado, who has aled NOTICE
Of intention to make proof on hia desert lAad
NV 4 NV ( Sec is, and y NE seo u, TIP
Is r, os ", before John A. Watson, clerk
District Court Rio Blanoo county. At Meekos,
Colorado, on saturday the zard day q ssptsn-
beT, 1867, at 10 o'clock A n.
He names the following Witnesses % peove
the complete irrigation and rseiAmsfsoo OF
Reuben oldland and Link J. Tasses both Of
Meeker, Colorado, william 4 0sor6s and
rado. IL. e9UrU,
aIps8 Ne6f0etv.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23
May Irrigate with Snow

May Irrigate With Snow.
Register Chipley Of the State Land
board returned yesterday from Routt
county. where be viewed with favor .
proposition to inundste $50 acres Of
state land preparatory to irrigating the
surrounding country. Price b Saun-
ders have applied for l2o acres in Routt
county for reservoir purposes. There
are no streams Of springs in the vicinity.
and tho idea Of this arm II to build .
long dam and thus catch and hold snow
water. Drinking wsaar for catt,e. =
we'll . irrisstins water for surround
ing lind, would thus be furnished. Tho
site IL about 80 miles from Meeksr and
Dr., ,Chipley says the proposition is an
excellent one, - It will greatly benefit
the country.-Denver Republican Of
the 10th.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23
Arrested For Catsleeste.,ing.

Cattle Inspector Charles Hartman to-
day placed under arrest at the Unioa
stock yards Joseph Buckholtz Of Eagle.
Colo. who was charged bv Jerry Pierce
OF Leadville with stealing and rebrand-
ing i've steers belonging to the COM
plainant. Buckholtz came to market
with two carloads Of cattle, one Of
which was billed In the name Of r. A.
Blundon and tho other In hts own and
loaded at Wolcott, Colo. Mr.. Pierce.
who has cattle in the same locality. was
notified by his foreman last Tuesday to
look out for the shipment, a. 1t was b.
lieved some Of his steers were In tho
bunch. An inspection assisted by q
psl.of cltpasrs revealed the fact that
Mr.. ,Pieroe's brand, lazy Z, was Tex.
tended" 70 a. to make WK, Mr.. Blup-
don's brand. Being charged with the
altering Buckholtz Is said to have i'm
mediateIy broke down and confessed,
but begged for mercy, - he had . wife
and children depending on him. Ar.
Pierce proposes to let the law take tt
course In the matter.
Mr.. Blundon, who u . resident OF
Washington, D. c., says he has had
Buckholtz attend to his cattle, and has
always found him to be MI right, and he
was much worked up eyer the AFFAIR,
fearing that the discovery of tho fact
that stolen cattle we're found In tho
shipment would affect the sale Of the
balance. Buckholtz, in default OF bail,
is confined in the county tail.-Denver
Stockman, Sept. 18.
The Meeker herald., 1899-09-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

GLESwoop SPRINGS. Colo, Sept. + le8V.
To z. r. Leonard, who madc P. d. y. NO. 1sS6,
and to whom 1t may concern:
ArorIcr-Is hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has hled notice OF his fntep-
ton to make 1nal proof in support of MS Claim
and that said proof will be made before Henry
A. WiIdhack, h. 8. Commissioner, at Meeker,
Colo on Saturday. Oct. Ath. 1889 At 70 o'clock
q, M, viz: John Van Cleave OF AxAl, Colo,
m his p D 5 No 2442 Ute series, for the : \
SE Y, and Sw Y Sc y, and Sc 4 sW y, Sec
q, Tp N, r e ".
He names the following witnesses e prove
of, said land, viz:
Herman setlsn, Charles seilan, G q. VOL
colt and Henry Wilson, ali Of Msekef. COO
rooIi J.F. SQUIRE, Rekfster.