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New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
CHICAGO BANKS NAY UNITE.
FIRST NATIONAL AND UNION NATIONAL PLAN
MING TO MAKE A GREAT INSTITUTION

Chicago May 80 (SpeciaD.-The First National
Bank and the Union National Bank OF this city are
planning to consolidate their resources and bust
ness If they do it. their combined capital will be
S. 900 600 and their combined deposits about s6 0o
600. and the institution will rank among the
four largest National banks in the United States
Thus far formal action has been taken by either
bank, but the proposition has been submitted in
general the largest stockholders in each and
has met with uniform approval
Offcials say, however, that under the most favor
able circumstances the matter cannot be submitted
the stockholders for several weeks. The First
National Bank. of which Secretary Gage presi-
dent the time he entered President McKinley's
Cabinet organized in 1863 and has for years
been the largest National bank in the West. Its
deposits the time OF the last official statement
were s46 100000. those of the Union National Bank
at the same time being S15.0O,CE0.
Last Saturdays report of the New-York Clear
ing House showed only one bank there. the Ma
tiOnaI CITY whose deposits exceeded these com
bined figures, though the deposits of two other
hanks crowded them closely. The capital OF the
First National Bank is 100000 and that of the
Union Bank s.. 900 900.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
BOERS ABANDON PRETORIA.
THE FORCES AT THE FORTS DISMISSED AND PRESIDENT
KRUEGER A FUGITIVE


yesterday the
ton hourly expected
Pretoria and the forces had been
Transva
beinTo johannesburg debating termso of surren
OF De
author % preserve order and the
demand of the American
British liberated parole
the efourth British prisoners Pretori
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

closed to-day. the reason apparently being the
military movements in progress
A Transvaal Boer commando has arrived at
Komati Poort. All the Portuguese troops have
been ordered to be in readiness to proceed to
the frontier, and the Portuguese fleet along the
coast has received orders to concentrate here
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
REBELS RUSH A TOWN.

FIVE AMERICANS KILLED-AN OFFICER
AND TWO PRIVATES MISSING
Manila, May 31.-On Tuesday night the insur-
gents rushed San Miguel. Province of Bulacan
Luzon. garrisoned by three companies of the
Both Volunteer Infantry
They swept through the surprised town. shoot
Ing right and left. killing five Americans and
wounding seven
Captain Charles d. Roberts and two privates
are missing. No Filipino dead were discovered.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED.

CHINESE IMPERIAL TROOPS ENGAGE BOX
ERs WITH UNKNOWN RESULTS.
London, May 31.-"The Daily MALI has re-
ceved the following from Tien-Tsin, dated
May 30
Heavy fighting has taken place between the
imperial troops and the Boxers at Lai-Shin- Hi
Sen, but the result is not known here. Rail-
way traffic at Peking has been resumed
The foreign settlement here is sufficiently pro-
tected by the American and Japanese troops
who have been landed. Consequently the eX
citement has abated.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
THE CAPTURE OF HERNANDEZ.
VENEZUELA REJoIcING-oFFER FROM FRENCH
BANKERS

Caracas Venezuela. May So--Detais OF the
eapture of General Hernandez, the revolutionary
leader, show that Hernandez has surrendered to
General Davia.
The country is rejoicing the capture OF
Hernandez.
Some French bankers have offered TO advance
$40 600 600 10 the Government.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
CRAZY MAN NEAR THE KAISER.

Rerlin May 30-Considerable excitement was
caused here this morning by the OF an indi-
vidual on Inter den Linden the Emperor was
proceeding TO Potsdam Station The mans strange
actions led 10 his arrest. and examination OF
the prisoner showed him TO be insane.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

Watervalboven is a station the Delagoa Bay
Railway, about midway between Pretoria and
Lourenco Marques. and about one hundred and
fifty miles from the Transvaal capital. A road
leads north from Watervaboven to Lydenberg. in
the hills, where II has been frequently stated the
Beers had amassed a quantity of provisions and
supplies with the expectation of making a
final desperate stand and carrying guerilla
fare favored by the mountainous nature Of the
country. If driven of Pretoria. 1t has been
serted that the Government archives have been
transferred to this capital of the Transvaal
Lydenberg is about forty miles north of Water
yalbOyen.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
AMERICAN INTERESTS AFFECTED.
MISSION STATIONS WITH WOMEN IN THE
CIT OFF BY THE BOXERS

CUT OFF BY THE BOXERS
London, May 30-In American mission circles
in London it said that the interests chiefly
concerned in the disturbed districts of China
American. 1t is pointed out that several impor-
tant American mission stations. with women
among the members of their staffs, at Pao-
Ting-Fu, where the missionaries are reported to
be cut off
A dispatch received here to-day says the Box
ers have attacked and burned a mission station
at Lau-Tson, forty miles southwest of Peking,
and have murdered the missionary in charge.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
RUSSIAN TROOPS BARRED.

Tien-Tsn, May 31.-The Chinese refuse to
allow Russian troops to pass the Taku ports.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

NEW FAST EXPRESS TO CINCINNATI VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Leaves New York fWest 23d Street Station) SIS
p NJ daily; arrives Cincinnati $50 Z. NJ. day
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

GO TO ONEILLS FOR SAILOR HATS.
They have the largest and best assortment In
New York. Lowest Prices 9th Ave, 10Th to 21st ST.
Advt
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
No EXCESS FARE

To Cleveland st. Louis Cincinnati Luxurious
trains, fast time. superb service via New York
Central Lake Shore. Big Four.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31
ROBERTS Debating TERMS
A COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC SAFETY WAIT

ING TO RECEIVE THE BRITISH.
Pretoria, May 30.-British officers are now at
johannesburg debating terms of surrender.
The British advance guard is half way be-
tween Johannesburg and Pretoria. 1t is re-
ported that there is a force also at Hatherly.
All the forces have been dismissed from the
forts around Pretoria.
President Krtger is now at Watervalboven.
At a public meeting called this morning by
the Burgomaster of Pretoria a committee was
appointed to keep public order.
The committee consists of Judge Gregorow-
Zeederberg and F. Grobler.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

THE HANCOCK AT HONG KONG.
Hong Kong, May 30.-The United States trans
port Hancock. which left San Francisco on April
IL with the United States Philippine Commits
sion on board has arrived here
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

LESS THAN 2s HOURS TO ST. LOUIS.
every morning-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

CHANCE OF TIME OF THE ATLANTIC CITY
SPECIAL
Beginning Monday, May 18th. the Atlantic City
express of the Central r r. OF New-Jersey will
leave New-York Liberty-st. at $40 p m. South
Ferry 335 p. m. Returning. leave Atlantic City at
$40 a m-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-31

from Lourenco Marques. surrendered to General
Roberts by Commandant Kraus. I. y. F.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30
0s..... go ~ r.ss,ss.>

0a.aoas SO ~ fsaspAsoA
II circumstances vhsrs the. tsle-
syaph b aebasrsd fron the direct con-
vSyaaes Of word symbols. the tale
eAoss sstefs With peculiar value. says
George lies n his "Y1ams. Electricity
- tAe Camera" Until Pref. Ben psf
eectsA this inveation Q Chiaanaa was
lenied b. the structure Of his Ian
Suass aay faasdiats transnission Of
Il ~ electricity. Chinese has no alpha
~. aal IT, written signs ere % nu-
Asrous and iatsieats - 70 defy re-
suetion 70 . simpis tsIsgraphie code.
I've methods Dfo9ersA tAenssives:
elrse. 70 tfaaslats o C1insss mooaags
Into - alphabetical toasus. telegraph
,Ais, and ss the receiving seatsss rus
(he risk Of error II rstraasIating ~
90 cAiaese. Or. h the osigiaai Morss
AetAod. giving Q au@bss - each word
Q dictioaary. aal tsIessaphine sun-
aals. TO - 0ateAsl - rsesivs1 vfth
.Aeir spproDrisss sisniaeasiosL Wlth
Ne teisphoos all this haaafl aad
spsahs bis nsssaee: Il b rsesivsl g.
setIy - spoken. eitAss by his essrss-
pos6est - his eorrsspoadsats serbia
Louis 0lass e the PaciAe fssspAoss
aaA TssegfaDAie eo0pasy. aas Tsaa-
dseo. seeass tAst his eoopaay -
ssbsesasse 10 eaa Traseisco. eapssy.
ng eAsss CAioeos attssAaats. ~TNe4p
Uscslstssy laagua0s gives pse1issriy
ODsd tsseohease sso1lta rAs CAanssp
- . WI lAsoe Dooo- -Aisfaaes bus1nsuo
ArUaGhoUt he whole P1eine eoaSG
ssd aSDarsosly Win more satiseaetsry
~suiss tAAa EagIisA-sDsakiag su6.
0SibsSA"
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30

assataia -. aal teseAsl hin light
" - ~ sAssSAR. X vas like .
Oo0aa's tsaeA--lfks his noeAsre, ,hoSk
la The iaal - oansias Wssss.
"Lssls Ia)1a, vhaa ~ ~ ssyf"
sasl ~ So sDisis, - u laA Ail
his fess n fFiGAt ~ ~ soss saly
Increased
'.Lissis lam. - - ssarsl." rsas-
Guss1 tAs eoo1 sOlr1l "Yoa - b
sfrsil e ess1 sDarse bst ~ Wa Tor
~ &y."
Hsels lasia lrssl Ais team aal ~
evsea his sose - oaili
'0esaa eAief q ~ 0sopls. - tiks
Littis Iajia: - say - teo kttis: ~
~ ~ toe SCI: As say - TO- srook-
-: ~ ~ ne TO- uGiy; - - saa
ogAt ne 70 ca hsst - - Gsol 1es
. avsy.. -.,-4.
~Dst Lstt,s iajIn nua o Seek - ~
ess1as." sai1 the good spirit: ''yos
49, sDsak 70 tAen asd tsll the sAis(
~ his braves MAT yos are going fas
Svsy - ifvs n bag valley. vhess you
oil! Aal psstty elsaw. ThsA ssos
sos0 oosO So0osssyHin eoos. aal ~
Sili es0v big aal strong Thsa -
sili - bseh - ysss DsssIs. ssa naks
sig ehsef asl his beav0 all afs1il q
siD. Yss - Dov. Little Injtn. bosk
= year Dss0bs h tAs Douatain.
soas lays later Little lnSia reached
- sil hons. saa following tAs lirse-
joes - tie soo1 sDirit - talke1 10
AnGing Wassr sal IL braves. ssA ~
- tAso vAat - DruDossd 10 e.
fhsy IaugAsl Al0 - scosa nd d
Aass1 tAss - I'll - lAa1 LsttIs Iajia
s0sll nd - sQsav. -. 1sesgniae1
. 1siISv tAs slvios q tAs OsoA sDsrie,
GAtsis ia1o ssv ~ ~ DsoSea. 80
- jsosnVo1 - Q val,sy ~ b ths
- V1eSO - ~ - 1altaa OH W.
Sonos - Gg1oO. n0 sa0s .
00ooBs - Aee1o lam. - - OFs0
- - ~, uoeil - v1s 0vss ss1
- enllao1 - ~ sssuAgsA q bsas
- - 0so1D - - -. An ~
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30
LITTLE INDIAN
AND BIG PAPOOSE

In tAs Aoantalas Vsse ct the bag
GorOs lived the tribe q CaDpa Ton.
AAd ths chlsftsia q tAs tribe. 6ing1sg
water. vas prosd Of HI SO braves.
who were tall ana 1.-THE and strong
and mighty AonAsmen: and he vls
proud q ths buxon sauAvs aAd the
fat papooses In ~ mountain camp.
No enemy in the region tor . hunArsA
leagues about dared give battle to
Singing Water. for ths fams Of his
braves had spread even to the great
lAads on the south.
Onos upon . time. - tAs legend
says. singins Water found among the
children In the tepees . poor little
Dapoose. Q shrunken diminutive dwarf
child. q whom the other IndiaA boys
made soort and forbade hin their
Amusement: 30 Little InJin" would
sit cross-lesSed aoart from his fellows.
and watch them At play. ..
Chief Singing Water ssnt for hin
one day. and to ths trembling. shrink
ing. little ngure before him he Eruntsd
words Of disapproval. and with . frown
on his face he spoke to Little In
Jia."
"HA! Little Injfa. You good not at
all. You very small! You crooked
like manzanilla tree: you sick like dy-
ing squaw: you ugly like sinking fox:
you can no light you can NO hunt 90.
ush! You 60 old sluaw: you grind
aeorns. yoa make lrss. you cook. hike
ssaav. Little lnjin. you NO good.
When The words were Hktar0d .
change came over the face and form
Of Little Injin. He stood - erect -
his crooked lmSs would psfnit and
with . set. stern faes and N angry
voice hs dsrsd ansvss Singing Water.
Big chief. you say Little Injin No
sood. Little Injia sick: Lsttls Injia
crooked: Little Injia ~siy: Little Iajia
10 aSht: Little InJin 70 hunt: only
grind aeosns and make Arss for sauav.
Littls Injin no nors stay VIII you;
Little Injin 90 far q; you 80 LsttIs
lain DO nors!"
He hobbled away from the presence
sf Singing Water. and that night hs
lsft the camp. and through the loas
hours until ths dava q another Gay
Ae lmDsd aloas the DatA tAaa led -
noWhess IN particular. By The light
of the Aeoa hs eFoassd the esssks ana
~ snail Gtfsn0s. ~ Ne Seasu Dolat-
- him . vay svse ~ hills asA
through tie valisyA
r1aally LAGtls InJia rsoeAsA tAs ssD-
hit a A1gA assntaia. aal lay Aovn
70 psst Als t1ss1 h0lA He - faiae
aaA Gss0: 90 aDsl1 - - - ~.
FSss tAss OsUv - aS1o1asso - ths
nosataia ssoDs. ~ ssaA aee sissD. ~
Ais syss v0ail soaseaatly m v1kA
eebbiAg n ~ thrsaA Iaktse a team
0alliag - bis Deecasias.
Tia Q Oeel sDasie eaAo - ~
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30

oeAas LnAAAas q - vaDne bscanp
Afraid of him. aad ~ vas sosa kaovp
far and vide ~ . great hnat1 and b
Mighty ma. 1hsa at vss
Thea the good spirfs aon6 UEy5d 6a
Little Injia sAd said 70 him:
"Little Injin. you - now baek to
ysur people. Take your son. The big
Injin. and tell him TO call all his
braves in the valley and 60 With you
with their bows and aYrows, their
beads and war paint. TO aeht tAs In
diaRs Of the mountain"
The Indians Of the valley marched
upoa the long journey to tAs noua-
tain the very next day. Meanwhile .
bad spirit. in tie form oe . woodpsck-
er. from his nest In the mountain, saw
the valley Indians approach across
the plain. SO hs hsW - fast q he
could to the camp OF Singing Water.
and he warned him and his people.
The big Injin and his braves from the
great valley are coming to make war
on you. and I warn you not 70 ran but
to fight them. You can easily whip the
big Indian and his braves"
The next day . great hattie v,s
fought between re Indians Of the
moun<o;n and those OF the valley: and
the legend tells the result In these few
words: Mountain In1in NO run away:
he tight valley Injin. Valley Injin
heap kill Mountain Injin: hs strong.
he brave. he not sick. he not crooked.
he not ugly. He fight like Wild cat:
Mountain Injin he say got enough
fight; he smoke peace pips. Very
well. Valley Injin he stay In NOUN
tain; he no 60 home: he send for Lit
tie In5i1. now old maa. to sons baek
TO his people. Thea Valley lajia mako
Singing Water pay Dsosy-in3in
moeey; make him grind coen: make
him cook: make all In3ins q 0eun-
taan eoot sams a. sauaw: vAsSs VAL
leg Latin As aunt. he AsA. ~ Aght.
Little Injin-vsFy old IAjiA-As now
big chief: he laugh. he cry no more:
he - his big pepooss: he smile: hs
much happy InJin now"
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30

DasSs1 Wlss Carrlsd LGhtaAo.
-Spsa11n6 oe the barbsd wire tsIe-
pAoos hass n US O. some ef the
ranches IN car slats." saiA . Tsxan
gssst ~ tie 0runevald, = am 70
nldsl q . ssnafkabls inci1sat which
I vftnasDs1 . esuDss q ysAss 49, -
The Hssos sivsf." says Tie 1esv Or
isa,s finss-Dsmoera1 Il - seastsA
sst vitA . friend - vis1s Q saaeAsro
Who Aas . DIaes sostA q l1iiA and
our rosie tDok - aloas tAs Iioe -
srs0sAdouay leas basSsA V1rs ssacs.
ineiasiAs a adjoining sstass. Il vas
blasan6 Aot aay n nidsuDnss. and
sasiy - ~ aftss.aea . tAundse
staso tsesa - 0atAR h tAs vsst.
n sk1as - 49, lissseioa vsrs sooa
baaks1 vitA Siash elosAs. tAroaGA
WAisA ~ hsAtn1as sippsA iacss-
sAatly. bae tAs stoH barely rvaehsA
70 the osetioa ~ Wsfs tfaveesing. and
~ only 0o< thin seaAtsrins of rain.
A0vsvse. ~ sea0pe1 4ndss . elump
e ssetsavoeA essss - valt until ~
cir s1saFs1- Abs1e ~ yas1B away
tansA - slOAe - n1As satsls vsse
seaaling dos soOs9Ass oaaR ~ fsaes.
anA AaoDsosl - AAvU ~ syss %
tAsa. VIA sadAsaiy . stFsak - 1as-
sing vAsss sAoe aSonG he ~ wire.
~ ssHt tAls6 Z ksSV ~ satire
baasA e eaAtjs vsso - - srsund.
ana tAaa sa0e 80 - ~ 0ese Ter
si1e psaSs a tAsaAsr Z sVsr Asarl n
~ lifs. II fev nooso0 an q ths
OBo, oRsaoG to ooaso0e the fsncs,
ssslaAisl - tAs1s 49, fAoss two
0sss kilisA stoos lsa1. aal ~ SeAess
Vsso oaAly sAaAsa -. ~ thing
Vas - aasxDsetsA. aaA IT, Storm
stssif sss0sd - ss0ots. eAAe ~ vefs
StarelsA AAil 80 q sas VITA Afsss-
Vas1. VAea - s1aained tAs fence.
~ fosnA tAs4 TIE toD virs Aad besn
stSsaG % insuiatsss from . Doint
asasiy Two nilss - tie Vsse - Q lit
tis bsyool WAsrs the sattis had bssn
staAdins. n vas . relic of IN sx-
pesinsatai seisphone liss. which had
bsss trisl and shaado~sd several
yean befors. fhe Vfrs wss partially
fsseA By <he iightains and bsnt Into
ali sorts e fAatassic shapes. and .
SosA many u The insuiators were
basns1 81. believe the lines now
b uss havs - special insulatioa-"
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Delta Cs,..sy ORSsr..

- Delta Conssy OaReSrs.
5h,'rin. 6~oFge Smith.
County Clesk sid Recorder. II. K Fssxuso.
County TresSlrer. n. Krnet Ciack.
County Ass-nor, II L. Curtiss
County Surveyor. John 4. Curtis.
County Judge. Milton r. weIeA.
County Supt Of Schools. Ms. n. j. Baswus
Cnroncr-Dr J. b. Houts.
County Commissioners. /. n. McNlrray, jobs
Grifith, Sol. Stephens. The board mests shs ssss
week Of each quarter.
Dsssa Tsws ss0ess..
Mayor. Wm. Aathsn.
Clerk, Clarence Nelson.
Treasurer, W. II. Mather..
Trustees, John A. Curtis, Geo Q. Conkhn, / u.
NcMurray. DIR. = b. Houts. " R. Gale, Jss. Z
Shcck.
The BNard Of trustees neeb the Sra snA third
Thursdays Of each month.
A.. 2. and a. -.
Meeting nights. every seeond and foarsh Men
days Of zach month, At the Masonic Hall IN the
Delta County Eank building. James II HALEY.
W. ~. n. J. johnson, Sscy.
Garnet Ch sPser. .. E.a
Meets the hrst and third Monday nights OF seeh
n. 7. b. Geer sec'y.
Grand uesa Ledge, Ne. -. =. 81 p.
Meeting nights. Tuesdays of each week, at he
Masonic Nall in the Delta County Bank BUILDING
II. W. Chiiss,C. C.: H. X. Ferguson. Of =. and
s.: Clarence Nelson. D. g. G..
!. .. .. =.
Meeting nights. FRIDAYS Of each week. in the
Odd Fellows Hall IN the Farmers snd Merchants
Bank building. Hunter. N. O.: b. 8. ISnnIson,
sec'y.
Wessers aB"pe Enea~Psess.
Meeting nights, n-t and third Mondays ofeach
monlh. I. Hunter, O. p. 4: L. wisran. s'cfstary.
KasAerts ReSehah lSA6e.
Meeting nj, hts. 0eond and fourth 1AWs1sys
Of each month, I'm Cdd Fellows Hall. Mn. &c.
Gale. N. @. Ms d. q. Ghesn. sec'y.
Wo~Ame~ u tie World.
Delta Camp, 2ei. meets nrst and third Thur
DAYS Of esch month in The Masonic hail. Thomas
Powies, C. &. Fred N DIckersnn, slerk.
Camp No. as, Surface Crock. meets hrst and
third Saturday nights at Eckct hall. Elas
wrnger. crnsul. II X. Pervu<on, clerk.
Paeneers cGshs Paes6e.
J.. J. winton Encampment. Meetings held
every Saturday at IN. IL. Wintos. Cam
manSer: G. D. Crysler, seribe.
VIM spouidlng Encan,ment. No. -. meets ss
Eckert second and fourth saturday Rights VI
each month. W. II. Jarvis, commander, W.
Chamber. scribe.
Mcclellan Psss, No. 1870 4. ..
Meets each second Saturday afternoon Of sv
cry month In Mathen hall J. Z. whnssry.
commander. John Davis, senior vice command
Ct. james Blair. Junior vice eo1mand.r, J. D.
Bartoa. sdjvtant: =. n. IAyeoot. qsartsrnssser,
G. C. Marsh, chaplain; @. ". Henry. ofscss u he
day; John AcAliisisr. osleer Of the guard; wm.
Nathers. qusssermsster sergeant
WSsses sG NssAeSen.
Meets nrst and third Fridays evenings Of each
month In Masonic hall. Guardian Ne,ghbor.
Mn. q. D. Richter, Clerk, TO. II. Aathewa
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30

nothing seemed TO reach my trouble until
got hold Of . bottle Of Acker's English
Remedy. Ipfaysd for health all the time.
and my prayers were answered ss soon
a. I began taking this celebrated Eng
lish expectorant and tonic. Since my re-
covery l have told hundreds q sufferers
from coughs, colds and weak lungs that
Acker's English Remedy would cure them.
Some Of them won't try It, and It does
seem TO me terrible when anyone deliber-
ately refuses to b cured. There ought 70
be . Law compelling consumptives 20 take
Il. Even II they don't care for their own
lives. the public's welfare should bs consid.
sred. Don't you think % toof hops
such . Law will soon be enforced"
(Signed) Mas. RcHAspsoS.
seIA si ~ - 40 q S'sss ar:esscss.s - r.,s:s
= sL II yoa are sssi.1sd sfssr bnyins tS
tosais - gosr ArugSos asd set yosr aos<y back
We ssEAortss ~ ebsss Ssn~sase
" A. 60OxxI CO.. SrsSvss1Sva Nov Y~A
For sale by II. X. Braistsd. Delta. Colo
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30

uSe0 "
cough . great
deal and spit
blood, and
my ncishbors
In Dayton.
Ohio. where
II live, said
among them
selves that I
had co n :
sumpnon,.Al
though they
did not tsl
me 30 to my
face. for fear
Of making me
despondent.
/ kept on
coughing and
trying differ
ent sorts of
medicines hut
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30

CEDAR EDGE METHODIST ErIscePAL
CHURCH.-sunday rhooi every sunday at iess
Q. m, Pres~hing the h-t and third Sunday IN
each month. welcome fos all.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30

Order Of divine services in the chapel Of the
monastery: On week days, O'Clock .. ~. esis-
bsstiou Of the mort holy sscrinee Of mas every
noming. On Sundays and holidays. O'Clock
O ~. celebration Of the mort holy sacrifice Of
mass sermon. benediction with the most b!-ss-A
sacrament, aud Sunday school. All are cordially
invited FR- A. rRIrlL, y. .. u.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30
Chorehea.

FIRST BAPTIST CHukCH = Services o. II
=. and 800 p m. Rev. A. A. Layton. pastor
SUNDAY school at 10 .. m, Or. A. II. Stockham.
superintendent. YounS Peoples meeting At -
p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening" ai
the church.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn-aervte - II ..
=. and $50 y. N. ksv. n. A. frothinghso passns
Sunday scisoo, a 10 .. m, A. y. Kidbos, super
inlendes9 Tbs Christian Ebdesvors Dsst q
Gs ?. m. Prayer meeting wsdnssdsy svsainss
~ Tie church.
The Delta independent., 1900-11-30

METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Z. v. Dubois,
PASTOR. Services 1t II O.. N. and 400 p. -. san.
day school at 10 .. N. Mis Hmms hyers. supsr-
intendent Epworh lesgSs meets 81 60 ,. -.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings as church
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
WAKES FROM ITS SLEEP.

| Fourth of July, After 25 Years of Idleness.
Ooce More Resumes.
The machinery has all been put into
place, the engine fired up, and the first
whistle was blown at the old Fourth of
July mine on Tuesday of last week, ac-
cording to the Eldora Miner.
The water is now being hoisted out of
he shaft, and as soon as the water is
lowered sufficiently, a thorough examin-
alton of the lower workings will be made.
The shaft is now about l65 feet deep,
and it is the intention 10 sink dee per, and
probably run drifts at the 200 foot level,
as we'll as opening the I25 foot drift
The Fourth OF July is one of the very
first locations in this section of the state,
having been located about 1872. In 1874
Mr. J. B. Johnson, the present manager
of the property, put on plant of ma
chinery and opened it up as silver
proposition. A road had to be built IN
order to get the machinery to the mine.
1t proved to be very expensive prop
osition, and after running for about
year the mine was closed down. A short
time afterwa-d and during the silver ex.
citeme Mt at Caribou, the entire plant of
machinery was stolen from the Fourth
of July and it was never known by the
owners what became of it, although it
has been stated on good authority that
the m achinery was taken to Caribou and
put on mine there. So the old Fourth
of July has not been worked for Is years.
The mine is about seven miles north
west of Eldora, at Arapahoe peak, and
is located just above timber line.
A few months ago tests were made on
some of the ore, which showed that it
carried from six to ten per cent copper
and some gold values. Conss quently
Mr.. Johnson has returned after an ab-
sence of IS years, and has pu, in good
plant of machinery ard the mine will
now be worked as a copp and gold
proposition, and from all indications it
seems certain that the faith OF he owners
will be amply rewarded by rich returns
from the mine.
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
TO ANTI-IMPERIALISTS.

A liberty congress of citizens who All
here to the principles of the declaration
of independence and the constitution of
the United States will convene in the
city of Indianapolis, August IS next, All
citizens of Colorado who are opposed to
the imperial policy of the general gov.
ernment and are willing actively to op-
pose the aspirations of William McKin.
ley for reelection to the presidency are
requested to communicate with the un.
dersigned in person or by mail with a
view 10 the election of delegates to the
indianapolis convention. Moses Hallett,
P, 0, Bldg Denver, Colo.