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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-08-05
Postoffice Clerk and Carrier, Frankfort.
KY, Sept. 2, 1890.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that special
examination will he held by its post
Office board of examiners in the city
and on the date named above, COM
mencing at $ a. M, for the positions
of clerk and carrier In the pOst.Office
in that city.
Only citizens of the United States
may be examined.
The examination will consist of
spelling, arithmetic, letter writing,
penmanship, copying from plain
copy, geography of the United States
and reading addresses. The arith-
metic will consist of tests in the fun
damental principles, extending as
far as common and decimal fractions
and embracing problems.
The age limitations for this exam
inatiOn are as follows: Clerk, not less
than Is years; carrier, between q
and 40 years. Applicants for carrier
must weigh at least 125 pounds, must
be not less than feet 4 inches high,
and must file with their applications
a medical certificate, on Form 1l9,
showing them to be not under the
required weight and heighth, and to
possess the required physical qualifi-
cations.
No application will be accepted
for this examination unless filed in
complete form with the board at the
postoffice in the city named above,
before the hour Of closing business on
Aug. 26, 1899.
Applications should be filed
promptly; in order that time may re-
main for correction if necessary.
This examination is open to all
citizens of the United States who
may desire to enter the service, and
who comply with the requirements;
all such persons are invited to apply,
but attention is invited to the fact
that it is the practice of the Post
Office Department i'm making appoint
ments to the grades of clerk and
carrier to give preference to those
eligibles who are legal residents Of
the city and vicinity where the ex-
animation is held. Subject to this
preference applicants will be exam
ined graded and certified, with entire
impartiallty, and wholly without
regard to any consideration save
their ability as shown by the grade
they attain in the examination.
For application blanks (Forms lOl
and l19), full instructions, specimen
examination questions, and Informal
ton relative to the duties and sal
aries of the different positions, apply
to the secretary of the board Of ex-
aminers at the postoffice in the city
named above.
j. M. WILLIAMS,
Sec'y Board of Examiners, Frank
fort, Ky.
August l, 1899.
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delivered series of able sermons.
Much good was accomplished.

delivered series of able sermons.
Much good was accomplished.
The meeting at Lebanon j. in prog
ress, conducted by Rev. John Adj
kins, the pastor, and Rev. Mr.. Kuy-
kendall. who Is an able speaker. A
general revival i looked for and
much good is hoped to be accom-
plished.
Mr.. J. B. Moore, wife and son,
Master Clay, were the guests of Mr..
Owen Moore and Mr.. like Van
meter, Of West Frankfort, Thursday
and Friday.
Here we come Papa's Lost Boy.
How about the two SUM- at Midday,
or is 1t possible your eyes were in
eclipse, or was it hallucination Of
of the mind? Give us an eXplana-
ton on the subject, and relieve our
minds Of great forebOdings. Come
to the front, wipe away your tears
and let's hear from you.
Mr.. Charley s. says he enjoys the
protracted meetings. He attends
every night. That's right, Charley,
don't let Teet bluff you. So long as
the girl is all right you are in the
song. CLOSE OBSERVER.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-08-05
Snakes Catch Rats.

AS the writer was sitting out under
! the broad piazza at the restaurant,
! taking coffee after dinner, his eyes
I happened to be turned upward.
About ten feet above his head there
was broad beam, probably l8 inches
square, the horizontal support of
tine second story. Directly above,
looking down at the group below,
was the head of an immense snake,
ten feet away. The end of his tail
was care lessly hanging over the
beams side.
The writer gave one jump, land
ing six feet away, exclaiming: "GOOd
heavens, PARTRIDGE" (Our consul
then at Manila, temporarily in charge
OF American matters at IlUilO).
"What is it," he asked, not NOV
ing from his comfortable American
cane-seated rocker.
"Why, just over your head"
"Sit down here" he said to me.
"That snake came here when this
house was put here. There are three
or four Others OF his kind here be-
sides. Without these snakes the
lOw-lying town would be uninhab-
liable. They keep the house abso
lutely clear and free from rats, mice,
reaches, waterbugs, an occasional
tarantula or scorpion. He scents d
stranger as quickly as would Il de-
tectiye. He knows you are. But as
you are with me it will be all right.
He and are acquainted"
And then Partridge called up
something in Tagalese and in a few
moments he moved away.
"Bite? Oh yes, and viciously, too,
if fooled with. He can infiict ser-
our wounds with his fine, sharp
teeth. But he has no poison fangs."
Two or three evenings after that
L witnessed how he operated. A
great coal-black rat was coming along
on beam just below the one Occu-
pied by his snakeship. AS he came
opposite to me ii big serpent's black
and yellow spotted head shot out
four or five feet away. He seized
that rat as cat would between his
teeth. Next day as l passed this
snake fast asleep in the hot sun |
noticed ratlike enlargement or ex-
pansi0n on his diaphragm. | knew
where that rat Was.
Hamilton Clark, of Chauncey, Ga,
says he suffered with itching piles
piles twenty years before trying De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes
of which completely cured him. Be
ware of worthless and dangerous
counterfets. j. +. Tyler.
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[For the Roundabout
Robert g. Ingersoll.


AS some bright meteor in matchless
flight
That in moment sweeps the dusky
sky
To wake the brooding shadows of the
night
And leave behind its radiant path
on high,
SO was his life; glow of eloquence
Sublime; the flash-light of an up
borne spark
That came and went, and fingered for
glance
IT was dark! then light and now
again It's dark!
Nom d. PLUME.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-08-05
Hottest OF the Year.

Wednesday was the hottest day of
the year, the thermometer register
ing 1902 in the shade. AT night the
heat was terrible and at 1890 y. IN.
the thermometer showed 81. Many
persons slept but little and were
almost exhausted.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-08-05
Private Sale.

The personal effects of Mrs. Grant
Green, sr., will be sold at private
sale, commencing on Monday next,
Aug.7 Those wishing to purchase
will call at the residence in the
Farmers Bank.
49.1t.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-08-05
STRAY NOTICE.

One day this week IA BAY MARE, sway-backed.
age unknown came to my stable, on Wilkinson
street (the old W. j. Chinn stable), and is now
held as stray. The owner can have her by
.. N. |. MCDANIEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Cherry-st, s, % II c OF Corears-s o4x5o; Rich 80
tbe f5rsuline Convent to Auke pooper 90 ooc
Broadway n Howard-st 26x75s Charles
Rice Lucy VI Rice, one-haH part ..........:
Dey- ST. No 81. "a sI6s. 2x25 Gx6S. Samuel Wood -
Nelson W Wood ..-...-........-..... loV'
Beiford-st e s. oil II Of Chrstopher-st 42ex
irregular: George Lockwood 10 Patrick -.
Broadway 10 $50 25x2OO II 10 No 100 Mercer-s,
william W Aston Charles Rouss l55, OOo
4lst-st No 214 East O.. 6x9s o. Josephine Hogan -
executrx. Sophie L Hogan. ............... 1910
IexingtOn-ave 60.5 Il n ~ 55th-st 2)xsO
Walter Whiting Francis II Johnson -. 2l.UO
1880 St 100 q Of West End-ave, 105xlOOl1f
James Livingston to Joseph Hamershag and
another ................ ..,t-.,.s
shave No zoos. . s. 25Gx1Oo: Eva Simon 10 $500
Amelia SlVerstine o. AVu
Hampden-st n s. $50 Il Of Grand-aye li2ior
1Ol. 4x05.llx1Oo Elizabeth stillgebauer to uo
Neison-ave $ 225.s Il OF Kemp Place old
line Is 3x79 i0x75 4x77 II, Hasbrouck Du Bots ~
% Charles Ruegger ...,.... ..:....... 4Wo
l37,h-st n = 100 n $ ~ Boulevard. 50xea II; 1900
William O Bren and another 10 John Baker 10000
Lg 10 sender 3D. ~ Iarmuowsky 49, $50
l1sth-st No II West. 2oxlO0ll william Is Dean =. x.o
Arnold Uhlfelder ........ = -: =. lo0o
i4 no,cSs, 70 % HsnTv 81 rqisner e. 900
oth-r, g. 2l2 Il from Avenue D. 22x0i John X
Knox et al executors. 70 Daniel Lowenthal.' 10 'OV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
dinner Resorts.

VIRGINIA E1OT SPRINGS
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
2 5op elevation the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
the
NEW HOMESTEAD,
Containing hundred additional suites OF rooaA vim
nrva,e bats ready for the early spring season.
fio,. and bAihheuse now under one roof host cus-
tive baths known rheumatism govt ara nervous
troutes Every bath from Towing springs OF hAtur~ no'
GOLF LINKS AND WELL-KEPT GREENS.
Fine livery magnificent mountain slfroehlinss'
Pullman compartment car New-fork 20 ftot SpFnAs
without chanae Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat-t-ass
Rocks az Fed schofelfs Me,ropo ian Building, Ma1-
son square Excursion tickets and Pullman reserSsions
AZ Chesapeake Onto Offices, 1862 and l5-S broaa"AS
ana Offices Penn. r. r =, d.
"-' C.lebrateA Healing springs sale BY H. A.
N"N'e0'''' 49, " FRED sTERRY. Manager
Hot springs. Bath Co., Va
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Paiun1bo Maria A. Ambrose X Ely No 1913
hottest years. ........t..s t''' -
Gil William =. 70 Metropolitan Savings BANK
40 rs Greene-st 3 years. .........-. ..-. -....t.
Holmes William r. and Patrick smith 70 Fayson
Merrill. Kelly-st. ls5 n OF RooDlns-aVe
year Fft 49, o tft-.'
Same 70 United States Savings Bank. same prop
prtY ] year 49, 80. - -.
Ilvineston James 70 Joseph Hamershlag and an
other W corner Central Park West and '5d-
81 ! year 700.
same 10 same. same property. year -;
same % same $50 a. l23 = or Sentra
Park West year. ..--..-.- 81. -.....'.. ''''''''''
Same 70 same same property. year ...-...,..
Keise,- Clarence II. 70 the Mutual LIE Insurance
Coripanv 80 & West s3d-st. 2 ,ears q: -.
Ash Mark Ct al. executors. etc. 20 Mutual Lire
Insurance Company. sth-aye, corner ""'h-
81 = years ............-.. ..'t -. -,
sben,a~d Knapp & CO 70 Mutual Life Insurance
Company i3th-st, n 3, lo5 = OF o'h-a'e'
- 90 10 .''
Parsdell Edwin p. 70 leo kohnstanm - a.
Nanhattan-ave corner ll8th-st. years
White John F. 20 the Greenwich Savings BANK
central Park West. n " corner e'tn-st, years
codfrev Edward X. individual and executor
and another 10 Bowery Savings Bank Amsler-
Gor-ave > :. % n n Of 1O2d-st, years. 900.
ChaNee Harry. 70 John O BeAer' AhS'e'"""'-
ave corner l3ath-st demand .'.----'
same % same Anisterdawaye corner looth-
~ demand sf.''' 80 -.
Same IN same Ans; erdam-ave. W .. extends nom
i3Sth 10 l3ath sts. demand .-..-.. DO. ...--.--,
Meionav Margaret % the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company Nos III and lle Mercer-st,
g years . mortgages eacn .....s'.. -. 80.
%Nakes George 10 Virginia Mackay-Smith.
Boulevard 5 e corner 95th-st. -. years..-.....
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Principal due, Sl,OOO,O00, July I, 1923.
PRINCIPAL due, 100000, January |, 1929.

Interest payable January ! and July l.
Coupon bonds of $1,000 EACH with privilege of regis
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NEW BUILDINGS.

iOo-h-r, n W corner Lexington-ave. FOR four I'VE
go, hr,ck nathouses with stores 25x95xs7
George " Arthur No ! 23s Madison ave, owner
Thomas Graham. architect. Morris Mande.stein
builder ..'.s =. -. 49,. g.,
tuo-and-a-half- story frame dwelling, SNil
uet,ord Park Congregational Church owner
49, Road . . 800 n ~ 5th-ave. FOR one
80 frame icehouse COxlo John y Holer.
Boston Road. owner. william Koch. architect
60, ~ : : 25O u " Of John-st, FOR two
- f-ams dwelling 2OX20, Margaret Punkett.
owner: George r Houilhan. No 2li East 10th
St architect ....'o,o >, q, Wss,ches,er-ays
a. three three-story frame tenement houses.
ie sXsG 8 Mary Poldow. No o16 Rogers Place,
owner. Louis Nemecek. No 2oo Sc-aVe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
financial.
REORGANIZATION
Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern Railway Company

20 the Holders of the fol1oSuins Bonds and
: Stock:
Ohio Mississippi Railway First Console
dated Mortgage Bonds. Extended -Four Per
Cent;
Ohio q Mississippi Railway First ConsoIi-
dated Mortgage Sterling Bonds. Extended
Four Per Cent,
Ohio & Mississippi Railway Second Con-
solidnted Mortgage Per Cent. bonds Cur
rency);
Ohio & Mississippi Railway First Mortgage
rency),
Ohio & Mississippi Railway General Mort
gnSe Per Cent. Bonds Currency,
n. a o. Southwestern Railroad First Mort
gage 1-2 Per Cent. Bondsi
II. & o. Southwestern Hallway First Con-
soIidnted Mortgage 1-2 Per Cent. Gold
Bonds;
II. & o. Southwestern Railway First Income
Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds, Series Al
II. d o. Southwestern Railway First Income
Mortgage 2 Per Cent. Bonds, Series H.
II. q o. Southwestern Railway Preferred
Stocks
II. & q. Southwestern Terminal Company
Cent Gold Bonds;
Cincinnati md Baltimore Railroad First
Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds,
Marietta Railway First Mortgage Per
Cent. Bonds.
OVER 81 II the sbove-nan1ed outstanding Bonds
and OVER s576 Of the Preferred Stock. having
been deposited under IN. Plan and Agreement for The
Reorganiza,ion Of the Baltimore Ohio Southwestern
Railway Company dated December Is. 1898 the under
signed hereby give notice that the said PLAN IS DE-
CLARED OPERATIVE.
The time for further deposits OF the aoovenamed bonds
and stock without additional charge been extended
TO and including FEBRUARY q, 1890, AFTER
WHICH DATE Out only for such time the Man
nx by notice. deposits Of such bonds and stock
will be accepted only upon cash payment OF cent.
OF the par value thereof excepting the Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company Fret
Income Mortgage Sc Bonds Series "A" and 'B and the
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Company Pre-
ferred Stock. upon which cash payment OF only
per cent will he required
London. New York. January "a 1899.
SpeyCr & Co.,
Street York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
II Pine Street New York.
Speyer Brothers,
Lo,heury. London.
Reorganization Managers
SEWARD GUTHRIE q STEELE.
EvARTs CHOATE & BEAMAN.
New York
FREsHFIELDS q WILLIAMS.
London,
Counsel to Reorganization Managers.
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Cnuartnrrship Noiicfs.


NOTICE is hereby given mat he partnership
y =, ,.,,,s between the undersl gned and Charles
a.sS carrSing on business az Stock Brokers under
a 60 ma me Of ChGs Fa.rchid CO.. was assol, 81
tie tru -, 500 nv the death Of Charles \. Watrous
~ hus1ne.s In future Will be carried on oy inc u"ne'
sigred unaer inc s" CHARLES FAiRCHILD.
ARTHUR LINCOLN.
~ Wall St and 2 Broad St.
x,S York January a. lNeb
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6onntrp propsrtr Go Get.
Real Gsidie Unnten.
Suburban ReaL Cstdte.
trapellers ioiel potksi Suios.


A GENCY. --Montclsir real estate all kinds sale an
"A rent cIARENC1, p. TrBBs Beeknan-st. y.
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100000
Erie Telegraph & Telephone
Company
DEBENTURE 81 GOLD BONDS

de acquisition the Michigan Telephone Company and for
ssav extensions subcompncs controlled
the ERIE COMPANY
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N"S York. January "a. 1894
,1rurnEAS the ttnartnershlp heretofore ex

WHEREAS the S Sqp nsm. Of Psp. We'll. Aa.
- nv the retirement Of Charles A. Wells, but
beeh ulsso - 10 he continued by the subscriber who
we - The copArtners IN said nrm and whereas the
~ was oopartnership within this state ana has
thIu husn,ss therein for period % nve In
S rontnued partnershp hereinafter referred TO- as
Nhe a. ,be act Of the Legislature OF the State q
-! Wy entitled An allowing the continued use
- ons,,n.r.hip IN certain cases. and the acts
Vow therefore. I. Joseph Phillips. who's. place OF
!. an the city New York Borough OF Brooklyn.
h.-rty certify pursuant 10 said Statute that am
o. ne,on now hereafter dealing under the said nrm
49, -, phillips a wells
nm" ps,.d New York. January 81. lspe -
pnru' w" JOSEPH PHILLIPS.
eat. o, S.v. York County 81 New York
or mi, Sd day 1900. before me petShhy
- In.enh Phulps known and known 10 me
-, b. the individual described In and who executed me
instrument ACKNOWLEDGED that ne executed
the se"s ''' Wv W. II. O'DWYER,
Notary Public (40) n. 7. Co
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Gcnntrp Real estate tor Sale.

TNoR CATTLE AND SHEEP RANCHES throughout
u Western Colorado and New Mexico write II. -
GROVES. Hooper Colo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25
To the Holders of
Preferred and Common Stock OF
The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railway Company:

Referring r. the foregoing advertisement OF rhe Reor-
ganzation Committee Stockholders Committee ectns
under the agreement dated september 49, 1881 has eN
tended the time within which the holders OF PREFERRED or
Common stock who have not yet done So may oeeons
parties 70 SAID Stockholders Agreement until the 5oth
day Of January, 1893. , . -, ell,
Stockhoders desiring become parties 70 said STOCK
holders Agreement deposit their certificates OF stock
yb The Gentra Trust Company ~ New York receive It's
therefor and az the time OF MAKING
such deposit make cash payment or one Dollar per
share heretofore called FOR BY this Committee -,
By arrangement Reorganization committee an
holders Of Central Trust Companys certhcetes represent
ing Preferred or Common stock deposited under SAID
Stockholders Agreement who present their certlhates
be stamped ard make the additional paymente equh ~
Eleven Dollars each share OF Preferred STOCK ana
Eight Dollar, for each share ~ Common STOCK on OF De
fore the Both day Of January, 1889 VIII be ADMITTED 10
participate the Plan Ot Reorganization dated FEBRUARY
T. 1898. CO, -, -r, ,,,A.,
No holder Preferred Common Stock or The Wheel
ing Railway Company Will be admitted 70
participate said Plan 10 derive any beneht therehne
party 70 said Stockholders AK
meni the payments called Tor therros ana
Plan ~ Reorganization on or tfore January 81 f'
such penalty the Stockholders committee
Pe0rg nizatlon Committee may see M 20 impose
Dated Ja~u "a. 1890
DICK BROS, d CO.,
DELL a CO.,
CLARK WARD CO..
WELD & PhALL
THOMPSON & MARS,
stockhOlders' Committee.
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financial.
INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY.

The undersigned is prepared to deliver engraved
certificates OF PREFERRED STOCK Of the Inter
national Silver Co exchange for It's trustees certificates
No fractions OF shares will be issued fraction
share will be adjusted by purchase sale at par at
the option OF the holder
CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY
of the City Of New York.
No. 30 BROAD ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-25

PACIFIC BANK 40 BROADWAY. oo
fA'i' - New-York January 10th. 1909
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
dscl.red a quarterly dividend OF two per cent pay
.,. ~, nd after February LIST next The transfer BOOKS
viii be close" 70 ' s G. MERvIN. Cashier
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Notice 10 hsrsby given hat q ~ esnersl elae-
ton u b held In tie tovp u De1aa Coiorado. On
Tusaday. ths tth day VI April. A. .. ises. for the
to~ Z, that there w BE- ss6,sistsd 70 salch Of the
al.aiiied eleetors Of aaid toUn - uhnll have In
tax n aid town. the question of rrfanding Ger
Tain bonds Of aid town isssArd BY ordinanrs
daled Octob<r q isss. tos ths suH at twelve
IL aid iowu on NoveAbeS j. lsso. said bonds
bcaIing Interest ~ the saie VI Uht Des rentuin
pr nnnum.
Ihe ballot up.s, the question ahnve submitted
viii be taken sepArsteiy. and the fosns OF ballot
shall be:
against Lefiiisding Water WoPks iS0nds'
Died NJ elt.l. Coiora.io. AaErh I, 4. ID. lsso-
W. }. GAuNf. Mayor.
Attest: ELLA N. RUB,, Town Clerk
Town Seal.
(rini pub. Match 10. lc,=.-ss.arch ST.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

The Catholics OF the order OF tho
oocisty of Mary have purchsssi block
II. Garnet mess subdivision. at the head
q Third street. and intend erecting =
nosastssy. 81 foot front by go deep. two
stories high. The cent al portion OF the
lovsr story will b. us.d for chu'eh
purposss for the pressnt until they can
ret their sdincs erected. Work on he
monastery will bs started right away.
NJ. ". e. Mckee. OF Telluride. has the
appointment Of Superintendent Of tho
building and 10 now hero getting ready
to start the work. The building will
have full basement with stone fonnds
tion walls. the superstructure will be OF
brick and modern 10 every respect.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Ths Steamboat Pilot. published at
0tsa1boat Spring. Routt county. has
cotton oat neat and attractive s"uve-
mir edition, under the title OF "An Un-
developed Empire" . well written and
handsomely printed description OF that
intsrssting and little known county. 1t
10 illustrated with views Of the town OF
Steamboat Springs. game scenes and
shoies bits OF scenery from over the
county. It 10 . credit to Routt county
and to the Pilot oflicc.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

Notice 10 hereoy given that the BOARD Of Reg.
istrat On for te general town electtun. be held
Tue>da, April 9TH. less. for the l.nrpo> of eject
ing town ofincers E'r the toGn q Delta. Colorado
will he in >~ssiun 81 the rgulAr paxee sa ,ssetng
Of the lizard Of Trustees u xnia town. Tor the
purpose Il registering al eleetoss u Szid town
i.r said election, lhe Sollo~i ing named days,
t.-wt:
Tuesday, March 2sth. Isse.
N,aiday, AprI 81, lseo.
Dated ii Drita. cu.orado, March 1h, lse9.
W. !. GACNI, Mayor.
Attest: ELLA u. RrBr, Town c,-rk
lrows s~alI
lPirst pub. March 10. last March 81
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10
DESERT LAX Nh. Y1NAL PoOOG.
yoeSee Fer po6uosoeeOo.
LAxp Ovvicx At NoNTno~I. cnLn..
~ lruh 6 lsnky

Notice 10 hereby given that
ERNEST STALTR.
~ Cedar Edge. Colorado. has nled notice Of In,
tentiou ~ make prOd ON his desert ~ ~
claim So T.. Ute series, fR the southwe-t quar-
ter southeast quar- er sect on II, town ~ >onti
rang. VI west o. th.. Ch principal mrridinn be-
forr Milton r. welch. county tid r. and ry 'fhc o
r,crk, nj II~ta, Colorado. on saturday. the 18th
day Of A. ril. is.p
lie Names the following wiincs o. tn prove thr
couplxts irri. alton and reclamation of Snd
land: -.
W Childs and william L. Ferry. All I'll ceaAr
JAMES A. LAYTON. Register
First put. n r. 10. last Apa. h.l
The Delta independent., 1899-03-10

An Osdiaanee sabMisting % sncA Of tAe ausiiA,d
electns. ol ths toSu VI Delta, Colorado. - shall
have paid . property tix In aid towa during
tho pr~cednE year. ~ the Grli- nj town e.ecoon
~ lie hsld on tuerday pril Z. is5S. the question
al refunding certain NaIes Morkx bnDds Of aid
to~n. brcsa,aiias payable Vt ihr option u said
town On NsvenleF Isl. lsU0
Be itcrdai,sd by the Hoard Q; Trustees of the
rs~n VI Dwlis. Co,oradO;
SkcrFN I. That At The ensainS sl<csion 70 b
bid Apsl is,. far ti,s regular anaunl electtoa
of Inv n /. q ers for aid toNn VI bella. lh~se BE-
s,bnai,lsd sa.ch Of the qualified slectors Of sAid
tss~n of ih.tA. CA,aasraAio. ~ shali have paid =
protrTiy tax in saisl toWn during the psecesiing
Sesr the aass.ion u rsiundins ths WATER works
ba,nds uf satd t.Wn becssning uue ~ The o,slion
q Ead t'wn November I. isss. amounting ~
SiSNA.
SE.,. = That the mayor of said to~u give pub =
lie notice reiaired by law. of the sibmisstou
.f aid question ~ aid election.
Sta'. A. said elr. tioa the firms kof ballot
will he. f.r krtundiny waisr Works Bond. !"
ai,d "Asainss ksf,rl,ding Water Works B..ndS :"
The said ballot shall be taken separately Al .Ad
xlrct.on
Passed aud approved lhi. ID day Of March. A
u. ls,Y w. J. GAUNr, Mayor.
Atts.t: klLA u. RuBN. Clerk.
crown scaiJ