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The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

George Thayer is now driving the
Meeker- Buford stage. Joe Peitier is
going To take q trip to the exposition at
Par-ee. or put In crop Of oats on his
ranch-more likely the latter. In either
svent Dad will give the patrons of the
line good service.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.-NOTICl
FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFrICE,
GLENwOOD SPRlNGs Colo, Nav ], 1900.
NOTICE IL hereby given that James
~ Hayes. Of Meckcr, Colorado, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on his 1es-
ert-land claim No. lSG. Ute Series for the NE
4 NV u Sec 81, TIP / N, X " W 9th P Nj, before
u. A. WildhacS. U. s. Commissioner. at
Meeker. Colo. on Saturday, the s3d day of
June, 1900, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
tho complete irrigation and reclamation Of
snid nnd:
John Williams, Louis Hatzenbuhler, John F.
Hay and William B. Blythe, all Of Meekef,
Colorado.
my5jn9 J. F. SQUIRE, Register,
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
DESERT LANDS, FINAL PROOF.-NOTIC
FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT -
GLENwOOD SPRINGS Colo, April "a, 1900.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Jnsper N.
~ WyInan. assignee Of Herman seilatf, Of
Meeker, Colorndn, has filed notice of
intention to make proof on his desert land
claim No. 1s9. Ute, for the N Il NV Y, SW u
NV y and n W y SW a Sec 81 ia N, II 02 W
9Th NJ, before H. A wildhack. u. 8. Commits
sioner ut Mceker, Colorado. on Saturday, the
18th day Of June, 1901, ut 10 O'Clock u. m.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and Reclamation of
said land:
Jane Durham. A. L. Durham. C. Henry VOL
colt and John +. Wilson, all Of Necker, Colo.
np2Sjn: J. +. SQUIRE. Register.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

This morning Mr.. and Mrs.. ", d.
Valentine lost the infant Child born
unto them two days ago.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Several rsnchmen near Hayden have
organized into . company and are going
to prospect for oil and gas. 1t seems
the SURROUNDINGS are favorable towards
both being uncovered in paving guam
tity without very much expense. There
is no doubt but what Routt and Bio
Blanco counties will prove quite an oil
and natural gas country whenever the
people get ready to look for IL. The
well sunk near bite River city dossn
years showed tAis conclus,vely. &.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Miss Dollie Montgomery, Of Delta,
while on her way overland with rela.
tives, met with a serious mishap last
week on the Meeker- Craig road. while
going up a steep hill at Caster canon
near Williams Fork q single. tree broke
letting the wagon back down and turn
over, catching Mise Montgomery under
meath. She sustained badly fyacturad
hip and vas otherwise bruised. N
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

simp Harp viii have another car load
Of yearling bulls In next week. Full
blccded stock y 10 demand, and the
csttlsmen are beginning to realize thu
A4stencs..
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Money to loan on good security.
Short notice. JOHN L. Gray. II
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
Next Wldpesday lis Decorxtion day.

Next "Wednesday is Decoration day.
Meekef was sadly in need Of large
auditorium last night.
Democracy meets this Afternoon to
select delegates to attend the state con-
vention It Denver.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Congress will adjourn about the sixth
Of June.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

|. Rev. H. r. Coleman, OF Kentucky.
will deliver public lectures on the Holy
Land next Thursday and Friday even
ines MAY 81 and. juno u at the court
house. Admission free. On Saturday
night be will lecture at Masonic ball to
Masons only. Sunday the reverend gen
tleman will conduct services at the NJ.
E. church at II a. m. and At sp. m.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

a.
BIDS received it would cost nearly
e8.do0 to complete 1t to Tomlinson's
gulch. THIS staggered the projf ctors.
but after getting their second ~ind they
concluded to resume work under the
original plan. Estimates made of their
progress during the psst six weeks show
that shs work can b done for = little
oves 1000. The interested are highly
elatsd over the outlook. and should the
6gures even reach $1,000 lone half it
would still be quite q saving, and more
especially 70 those who have to keep =
digging" to meet the assessments. 1t
Is their intention to turn water into the
ditch next fall, but the scarcity Of hands
may knock this in the head. Lawrence
Danm IL now In charge OF the work.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Disciples Of Walton In this valley are
brushing the cobwebs on their fishing
baskets and boots, re-cementing the
dried up ferules of their rods, and even
60 so far As to practice daily in their
back Yards to sec whether they cast
ny or bait as we'll - last season. The
meaning Of it is that on Friday next
the open season for catching trout BE-
gins, and no doubt the rest given the
fish since December LIST has given them
q splendid chance to get fat and Juicy.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

A. II. Ketcham, D. D. S., was last
Wednesday reelected treasurer of the
faculty of U. d. Dental Department
18th YEAR,. and at previous meeting
was chosen vice-president Of the trust
ees Of the same department. The doc.
tor will como to Meeker about the arst
OF July.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Principal Clark and the Misses Carson
and McMechen entertained their re-
spective scholars yesterday at Salt
marsh's soda water and ice cream par.
lors. The young ideas enjoyed the treat
immensely and were loud in their
praise of their teachers' generosity.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Glenwood Springs announces the ssae.
bration Of her third Strawberry Day
The date is fixed for Saturday, Juns l6
The railroads have made extremely ldw
rates, and time limits will Be made 70
cover all points.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Joe Luxen is raising geese BY the
wholesale. He bought "pair" Of geese
short time ago, and after the goose
had laid sufficient number Of eggs she
was set. To the surprise Of Joe. a. soon
as the goose went to setting, the gander
commenced to lay, and he, too. finally
went to setting. Joe says hc always
knew goose wasa goose, but this is
the first aander he ever saw that was a
goose.-Rifie Reveille.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

40, Taylor wA'.k'.,, s...a, tn. ssb'lIt.l.s.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Tho party OF Jefferson assembled In
the sanctum sanctorum of THE HER
AID office Thursday afternoon to elect
delegates to the county convention.
Precinct Chairman Hertz presided and
Julius Strehlke acted as secretary.
Upon motion the chair appointed a com
mittee of three to select tho seven dele
gates that the precinct Is entitled to,
aud after . recess they reported the fol-
lowing list which was ratified: Luke
DevIin. Julius Strehlke, Robert Metz
ger. Frank JoHantgen, Rube Oldland.
Boyd Walbridge and NJ. Hertz. Then
the caucus adjourned to meet at the
nearest soda fountain.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

A few light showers in the fore part
OF the week made the grass look re-
freshed, but didn't lay the dust y any
appreciable extent, however. Tuesday
night We had good soaking rain and
mud in plenty the following morning.
Clear aud cloudy bv spells sincs. TEN.
peratnre was normal during the week,
and no frosts.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

A reminder of 70 olden times trans.
PRED late Wednesday night when some
of the roundup boys, who were camped
just north of town, tried their revolvers.
One shot was fred of In front Of the
City market. and the mark Of the bullet
was easily found the next morning. but,
as there were no signs Of blood and no
one is missing, no thought Is enter
tanned Of blood curdling tragedy.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Rumors have been circulating of late
that the Rifle, Meeker telephone project
had fallen through. but there were no
grounds for any such conclusions. The
Reveille in its last issue has the follow
ing OIL the subject, and 1t ought to know
what it's talking about: George Hald
was making arrangements the first of
the week for letting a contract for set
ting the poles for the telephone line be-
tween here and Meeker."
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26
HoAEE NEWS.

insertion. L notices ten cents per line for
All cou2 lloatious should b addressed to
E THE MEEKER HERALD,
keeker. Colorado.
Next "Wednesday is Decoration day.
Meekef was sadly in need Of large
auditorium last night.
Democracy meets this afternoon to
select delegates to attend the state con-
vention II Denver.
Anent the town council proceedings,
Mayor Simpson il looming up As hum
orist Of the Hrst order.
- s-
Edwin Brown and wife were arrivals
this week from tho outside world, and
went up.tc their Big Beaver ranch.
Vacation days are here. This. how
ever. does not apply to the editor or
printer o. printers devil, nor to other
trades and professions too numerous to
mention. ta
An ss' VI w. a. =. 'na'.'o y.
Meeker, will ID. w preach in the Coal
creek hchool-houae Tomorrow. Nav n.
Is exten4 70 all.
VI ''cens p'e'' WIN ''on
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n'oA''' - ~'s'uess1 = : '.i'e1 ui'4'o Wv
'a'0.. - :" ~ 'euse' '.e'. WIN -
: no's = - i'ssn ~ us
$4,000. So. 60 !.
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DIR. Walpole. the Grand Junction oc-
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The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Julius .stsshlks lost horse two weeks
ago today In some unaccountable man.
ner. His son Charley rode to town
with the animal, tied him at the Hugus
hitching rack and then attended to some
business matters. When Charley got
ready to go home no trace of the horse
could be found. and although several
dilligent searches have been made his
whereabouts is still 3 mystery. See
Mr.. Strehlke's reward notice elsewhere
In this issue.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Some time ago tho Miller Greek ditch
people decided to let ont the construc-
ton Of the unfinished pcrtion Of the
Iss.s u contrast, aud sessrAsns TO ~
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

at a meeting Of the town board last
Monday evening Herman Pfeiffer was
chosen town clerk, vice W. E. saltmarsh
resigned. John A. Watson was ap-
pointed chairman OF the street and alley
committee BY Mayor Simpson in place
of T. ID. Riley. Bicycle ind license or
dinances were also passed,
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

J. W. C. Shepherd was down from
the forks Of White river on Saturday to
meet with the workmsn. Among other
things he informed HERALD reporter
that As had bought out bis partners
fBurt Dayie) interest fh the various
ranches and other property they owned
In the upper country.
The Meeker herald., 1900-05-26

Yesterday the Aesker schools closed
for the term. AID last evening tho par
epts and others turned out in full force
at the court house to witness the closing
exercises. The program was lengthy
one. in which the Younger scholars took
part. and everyone was we'll pleased
with the progress 1t Indicated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03
Changes in Star Routes.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer,
I WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 1.-The
following changes have been ordered In
the star schedule OF West Virginia:
Z Route No. 1892. AIcCue to Buckhan.
non; leave McCue Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at a. m, and return
ing leave Buckhannon at 1880 p. m.
Route No. $500. Oxhow to Petro-
leum; leave Oxbow daily, except sun
day, at S a. M, and returning, leave Pc
troleum at p. III.
Following are the changes which
have been ordered by the post office de-
partment in the star service in West
Virginia:
Route No. 1851. Fort Seybert to Oak
fiat. From Jun .. 1900, increase SER
vice to six times n week: schedule to
be daily, except Sunday, and the. hours
same as at present.
Route No. 16.lSl, Morgan's Glade to
Terra Alta. Supply Guseman both
ways at site heretofore authorized.
Route. Eglon to Horseshoe Run. From
July 2. 1900. increase service to six
times 4 week: schedule to be daily ex-
cept Sunday, hours as at present.
Route No. 1894. Williamsburg to
Lewisburg. Hereafter supply Dick
Pointer between Hughart and Rick
lands.
Route No. 1926, Gilbert to Wharn-
clifre. From July increase service to
six times I week; schedule daily, ex-
cept Sunday, hours as at present.
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HOSTS To;wE1coME
The Next Vice President of the Uni
ted States on His Journey West.

iIne Next v ice PRESIDENT of the Uni.
ted States on His, Journey West.
81 cARRoLToN. Mo !. July 2.-Goyer-.
.ror Theodore Roosevelt arrived at Car
srolton this morning one hour late. but
prospects were good that the Santa Pa
train would make up much of this tlnie
before reaching Kansas City. The gov
sernor arose shortly before O'Clock,
Soon after breakfast was served In the
private car OF Paul Morton, which is
occupied by the governor and his party.
Since the first break OF dawn there
has been fair sized crowds of people at
the stations which the train passed and
even before the governor was awake
shouts and cheers for the Rough RI
der" were numerous. After breakfast
Governor Roosevelt responded to the
cheers OF his admirers by appearing on,
the platform and bowling his aclnowl-
Judgments, but.in no case did he make
any remarks beyond saying:
II thank YOU" or 81 am glad to see
YOU"
at Carrolton number OF Kansas
City Republicans, constituting an ad-
vance reception committee to welcome
the governor boarded the train.
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Pensions Granted.

Special Dispatch to ;ha lntel!i:encei.
!. WASHINGTON, D. c.. July '2.-Per-
sions have been granted to West vir-
gInil applicants as follows:
Observation-Disclosures ]. 'Bowyer, Spen-
GER Sc; Samuel Dcvore, Raven Rock,
Sc: Thomas Wolford. Martinsburg, Sc;
John ]. Dllworth, Gormania, Sc: Fran
els NJ. DeMoss, Grafton. Sc; David G..
Lee, Sistcrsville, Sc.
1ncreasc-Willlam Fl. Painter Island
Branch. TO IS: Johnson Higgins, Wa
verify. to $li: Anderson Hardwick, Mel
lin, to S.; Oliver J. Fittro, West NIL
ford, to $40; George X. Mallory. dead,
trestoration), Parkcrsburg. to .. sl2;
Isaiah Rush. GenewaD. Burton, to
sl2; John 7. Britt, Wheeling, to ,Sl2;
J. n. Pemberton. Union Bridge, TO S.;
Lewis Allinger. Wheeling. 10 $40: Josh
ua F. Davis. Wallace, to SIT. and C. W.
Hood. Welch. to $40; Joseph L. Hays,
Beech Hill. to $40: G. W. Hill. Stevens,
to sl2; Amos Hyde. Calcutta, to $40;
John T. Hudson, Rome. to SIC; William
Pride, Morgantown, to $40: J. W. Chap
man, Kenton to IS: David Slaughter,
Ripley, to sl2.
WidoWs-Hannah c. Harris, Grafton,
IS. and Margaret ]. Mallory, Parkers-
burg. S.: Nancy J. West Big Otter. S..
Depndents-Minors OF John Plants.
Point Pleasant, SIG.
Additioral-Ethan Carpenter, Alton,
$40 Hr. h.f.
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

RETURNED-Thc transport Grant,
which was forced to return to the san
Francisco port last night by the ripping
open OF the steam pipe which fccds her
starbonrh engine. Will probably again
start for Nagasaki tonight.
OPPOSITlON-The report has been
received at Skasway that the British
members OF the international boundary
survey commission have met opposition
from the Indians In making the survey
and setting their monuments.
QUlT-Unlon coal miners In Alabama
about 10000 In number. Quit work Mon
day. pending the settlement Of the wag,,
dispute, The old wage contract expired
Yesterday and the miners demanded n
40 per cent raise and other concessions.
The operators refused this demand and
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divers and Wreckerc al /. Work.

E3.a NEW YORK, July 2.-Dlvers and
wreckersi are stil hard at work or the
burning North German Lloyd steamers.
1t Is believed that there arc yet many
bodies to be recovered from the Saale
and two large wreckins derrlcks are
alongside her removing the bent and
twisted pieces of heavy iron that cover
/ her hold.
The injured in the Jersey City hospis-
ais wera reported to be doing well this
morning, but several ere not yes out OF
danger.
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WELLsBURG.
,Doings. of People In the Brooke Coun.

DolngS-o OF Feople II tile Brooke Coun.
ty Metropolis.
Hon. S. W. Atkinson, president of the
state board OF agriculture and candi-
date for state treasurer. was in town
yesterday. He thinks his chances for
nomination at Charleston next week.
are excellent. Under certain contingent
cies. His candidacy appeals strongly to
the farming and soldier classes. Mr..
Atkinson expects TO leave on Saturday
for Charleston.
There will be no public observance Of
the Fourth in Wellsburg. There will
be two games of ball between East
Liverpool and Wcllsburg-mornlng
game at 10 O'Clock and the afternoon
game. at $3.50. In the evening, Company
c, OF the West Virginia National Guard.
will give a ball at city hall.
The Methods. Episcopal Sunday
school has decided to picnic at Chester,
the new resort on the New Cumberland
extension OF the Pan Handle railroad,
on July Il. The railroad gives rate OF
forty cents for the round trip for two
hundred or more people.
Brooke lodge No. S, l. O.. o. F., last
evening moved into its new quarters In
the Union Chapel building. The breth-
rem have.a nicely furnished lodge room
and Will probably be calling on their
wives and sweethearts to help dedicate
II.
There will be no preaching at the
Presbyterian church during the next
four weeks. Rev. c. II. Mcdonald. the
pastor. leaves to-day on vacation at
hts home in West Alexander. Pa. All
other services will be held as usual.
Jamcs'A. Russell. OF Pittsburgh, was
here over Sunday, visiting his brothers,
G. w. and T. a. Russell, and sister,
Mrs. Caroline Hays. the latter being
seriously III, having suffered paralytlc
stroke.
The street railway people expect to
have the road In operation by the latter
part of this month. The trolley wire Is
being put up and work is progressing on
the power house.
The European tourists, Judge Hervcy,
DR.. w. X. Cummings and the Messrs.
Palmer. left yesterday for New York,
whence they sail on Wednesday.
The Riverside plant of the National
Glass Company closed down on Satur-
day last. The notice posted states that
the stop will be for four weeks.
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WHFEIING DAILY NTElIIGENcER q UEsDA JULY 8 1900

DRINKS were let on lightly. and one sa-
!, loon keeper who had hit a customer
with the back Of a fork. was fined s.
and costs for assault and battery.
There IS a great deal Of talk about
the possibility of q gigantic tube works
being located here. as suggested In the
Intelligencer the other day, and the
feeling is alunitin favor Of offering ev-
cry encouragement possible. While
many towns have secured such enter
prises by offering bonuses, free sites
and free taxes for a stipulated num-
Der of years, Bellaire offers unusual ad :
vantages In shipping, easy access to
coal and fair taxation. The manufac-
tories here have always been treated
fairly and equitably and this much. can
be assured 10 stranger capitalists who
may look favorably upon this section.
Albert Bahra, whose serious accident
Mt New Castle. Pa, was noted at the
time, about ten days ago, died Sunday,
OF his injuries. The remains were
brought to this city last night and the
funeral will take place from his fifth
er's home this afternoon. He{was u
member OF the local lodge OF Knights
of Pythias, and that order held meet
Ing last night to arrange attendance at
the funeral. al. Bahra was q strong,
hearty young man, well and favorably
known to many OF the younger people
here. who will regret his untimely
death. ,ti
Epworth park is an attractive spot
these days. and the cottages are filling
up rapidly. The venerable Jacob Heath
crington went out last week to spend a
day or two, but was so taken with the
beauty of the place and the pleasure af-
.forded that he may stay all season..
Quite q number Of new faces are there
this year and more are to so.
Bellaire will be almost ,depopulated
Tomorrow. Hundreds will go to the
fair grounds at St. Clairsv1lle. some to
Slstersviile. some to Carter's orchard,
and others to the Wheeling parks, for
quiet time of their own.
The postonice will be open only the
usual holiday hours tomorrow forenoon
and the carriers will make the usual
first morning trip and collections.
Squire ]. w. Morrcii and wife left
yesterday evening for short vacation
at Cleveland. where they have rela-
,tlves.
Bellaire fremen will be well repre-
scented at the tournament at Martins
Ferry this week. beginning Thursday.
Mr.. A. 3. Carter superintendent OF
the National steel plants In this sec
ton, is home from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Faris will join the
Bellaire party on visit to Thousand
Islands and other lake points.
Everett Baker. wife and son, of Ar
cadia. Ind, are the guests of friends
here.
Mrs. Thomas Boycc, of Gas City, is
the guest of Mrs. C. Fl. Dankworth.
H. w. Herman and family will so to
Canton for u two weeks vacation.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
~ of Belmont County.

Mayor Freeze held quite lively ses-
sion of his court yesterday. Eight
males and females caught In one house.
were disposed of by assessing seven OF
them IS and costs each ana the mad.
anne $50 and costs. The Wheeling and
Martins Ferry aggregation who exhib.
lied themselves in n hack Sunday after
noon, were taxed S. and costs each.
Charlie k!ttlewell. for stabblng George
Maccnbee In the side. was held TO cour,
In a bond OF $500. Two or three plain
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charred Beyond Reco,gnition,

NEW YORK, July mime dead bod
les have been recovered from the Saale.
Only one has been identiiied-oGicer
Busch, Of the Saale. II
4 Within the last forty minutes six
bodies have been found on the Main.
Five in the gallery were charred be-
yond recognition. The sixth was float
Ing in the water In the hold.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town,


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All the ,,rlos ,vor,an +, mo ,,,n.. &c
tho yboo,,,r S,oa, > To-,
wer. t,tor M, r. ,o.,rro ,os,an,". :.
morning Some n,rsors saw mic 40, -,
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fishing marty that dennr,ad for a,,rtir,,
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force or mon nj Wort, nm Mcn,ochnn
and Seventh str,c,s r,,stnr Tho ,-,o,,,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-03
Postmastsrs Appointed.

Special Dispatch 10 the lntell!gencer
iil! WASHINGTON. D. c., July 1.-The
following .postmasters have been COM
imissioned in West Virginia.:
William e. Jones, smithton.: Charles
S. Pltchford. Emma. Putnam county,
tlate in Jackson county: Calvin NJ.
Morrison, Creston, and Thomas C.
!Griggs, Redwood,