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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
alfred Stagg Dies Suddenly.

Alfred Stagg, prominent citi-
zen and merchant, was found dead
in his bed at his home, in Grand
Prairie. yesterday (Friday) morn
Ing.
Mr.. stagg left Washington at
about 8 o'clock Thursday evening,
in apparent good health. He had
been dead several hours when
found Friday morning.
The news reached Opelousas too
late yesterday for the Clarion to
ascertain the cause OF the sudden
death, but il il believed to be from
heart disease.
Mr.. Stagg was Assessor and Reg
istrar of Voters for this parish pre-
ceeding the term Of the present in
mbent OF that office (Mr.P Prescott)
He performed his duty in that Of
flee with the same puntuaiity and
honesty that marked his every step
in private life.
He leaves several children to
mourn his loss.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05

Amendments to the Charter OF the Ope 'oa-
sas, Gulf q Northeastern hallway COM
pany Adopted at Meeting Of STOCK
holders held Tuesday Oct. 1, 1914.
Amendment No. /. The shares OF the
capital stock OF this company shall be
TWENTY-FIVE dollars each, instead of one
hundred dollars each.
Amendment No. .. Certificates OF the
capital stock shall be- issued TO the taxpay !.
ers who pay taxes In aid of construction OF
.hs proposed railroad, for the taxes paid Dy
them for said purpose. or TO the transferees
OF the receipts for such taxes upon pressn-
tation OF o sufiicient amount TO constitute a
the tax receipts be presented TO the secTe-
tary of this company to De converted into
stock by the flrst day OF April OF fne year
fnfIoyii,x the date at which they became
coIIecsabla, and provided that such tax re-
ceirts may he transferred BY tLs endorse
resat Of he name Of holder ON the back OF
the receipt and provided fnat no sransfer n 81
sI,s capital stock, shall be niade to any
non competing railroad corpora siens o..
rectIy or Indirectly. ana any & sac:' &C. .fahs,ss e;
or assignment, Ii m.aes shaiI De iiu:t sAu
void and of non -efTe. I.
amendment Mos. Ill taxes ia AID OF
construction OF tins lsrap se,i railway sslal
De deposited as co.iscts.l ~ solnv .aals sn,gcn.
s,rs deposits, 10 iss drsigHated ~ the hoard
OF DtTTetors. and no porIien OIL The taxes
raised In the tlrst police jury war OF the
y.
ssorDoratton ui.til the com plettoD of that
nortfou of the line connecting Opesousas
with the Texas & Pacific Railroad, or some
ether railrord paralleling thar roa... .ni ana
nrnvified that no portion OF the taxes levied
a1,g collected In any other wafd or wards
shall be paid 10 this corporation until the
completion Of the ioad through sach Ward
ar wards respectfully. and provided. FUR
fhsr. that the taxes paid by the taxpayers
of the several wards in aid OF the proposed
road shall be returned, With tlie areuialu.
ckss -
road nannsatinH Ablyavills with the Texas
| d Raaifac, or sonae other paraittling -lslrlA,
not be completed tstrsugil said NaFds res-
pectfnlIy within five eafs frsin Jaituarysl I
| 1905.
! Amendment No. 1. seven members o
| the Hoard OF directors shall constitute I
quorum for the transaction OF all business.
/ L true copy. FIiflS. ID. LEHIS
Chairman Meeting of SIockhoiers.
/ Attest:
GF0. r, EDWARDS, Sec. ocia,lm
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
E.tst of E.etsers.

Remaining in the Post Office at
Opelousas, La, ON October %, 1904,
which if not called for within Is
days will be sent TO the Dead Let
ter Office at Washington, d. G:
Walter June Bennett, Brooks d Rob
erts, Miss Lillian Checker, Pauline Ce-
meme, C r A Gthamar, p n Caiselesh,
Miss Virginia Coasey, Mrs Melina Cum
ing, C P dunbar. Lever Dixer, Leo Dem
ton, Mrs Eliza Ellis. Mrs Mary Fran
co.'s, Mrs Adrien Gnillory, Mrs Cord
Hanty, Fanny johnson. Dune Jones,
Gefferd Juan. Miss Fannie Jones, JIne
S Kye, 7 B Kaufman, John Lanis, Miss
Mary G Leblanc, Paul Leonard, Frank
Levy, Miss Grow Roy, Mrs Eliza Smith,
John Thompkin, Rosa Winfrey, Miss Il
Widness, Miss Roser White, Miss Leon
tine Whaley, VIM Young.
when calling for the above. please say
"Advertised."
LOUIS DEsMARAls, JR Postmaster.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
Louis Thibodeaux ct AL. beef

Louis Thibodeaux ct al, beef
stealing.
Sam Jean, assault and battery.
Art..!ns Vi,lrine, cutting with in-
tent 10 murder.
Morris AWE ct al., petty larceny.
Mentor Drviiliers, shooting with
intent to murder.
Gerasin Lejeune, violating Act
81 of 1885.
WartaIo Carchion, assault by
wilfully shooting at.
Albert Washington, petty lar
ceny.
Albert Johnson, assault with a
dangerous weapon.
Joseph Deresean, assault by will
fully shooting at.
Jos. Cormier ct al, murder.
Bill of Indictment filed by the
District Attorney:
Joachim Lede ct al, hog stealing.
A.ibe Lewis, assault and battery.
Lesin Sayoie, C. c. w.
Bebe Horn, snaliciously killing a
mule.
| Mack Henry Mosenberg, alias
"Sundog," petty larceny.
Jean Bite. Simple, c. c. w.
Oneziphore Guidroz, assault and
battery.
Arthur Gniliory, violating Act
81 of 1886.
Vale Aucoin, G.. C. w.
John Simon, petty larceny.
Arnold GIillory ct al, assault
with dangerous weapon and
C. C. w.
Eli Joseph, petty larceny.
Aristide Fruge, C. C. W. and vio-
lating Act 81 Of 1886.
On Monday, October 3lst, bench
warrants were issued for the fol-
lowing parties:
Arthur Guillory, Bebe Horn,
Alibe Lewis, Joachim Lede ct AL,
Willie Guillory, VIM. King, alias
Kerge, Dorestant Aucoin and Ar
mold Guillory ct al.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
oPELoUsAs La, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1904.
The advertisement of Mr.. j. B

The advertisement of Mr.. j. b.
Turner, contractor for painting, pa
per hanging and decorating, ap-
pears in this issue of this Clarion.
Mr.. Turner is an artist in his line,
and although he has been in our
city but short time, his repnta-
tion as first-class workman Is
already established.
-Announcement is made of the
engagement Of Miss Mattye Loeb
to DR.. A. NJ. Haas, both Of Crowley.
Miss Loeb is the youngest daugh-
ter of the late Sol. Loeb, of our
town, and DR.. Haas is son of Capt.
Sam Haas, of Chicot. The Clarion
joins with the many friends OF
these young people il. extending
hearty congratulations. Tne we'd
ding will take place the latter part
of this month.
Police Juror AZelien l.. Fruge,
of the Manlou section OF the Sew
enth Police Jury ward, spent sew
eral days in Opelousas this week.
He tells us that, for the first time
since he can remember, the Bayou
Nezpique is dry; so are Spring
Creek, Castor, Beaver Creek, and
the other streams i'm that section.
He attributes this condition partly
to the drought and partly to the
diggingso deep wells in that sec-
tion. Cattle there are without
water, and suffering considerably.
Emile Elias has followed his
love, Judge E. S. Kerr, to the Villa
SEGA building, and again justice
aud oysters and crabs aud shriinps
are united In one happy family.
A new factor In the homelike con-
clava, tho, has appeared, In the
shape of slot machines, and, that
In Judge Kerr's Office. True they
"Have Their Face Turned Toward
The WALL" but still they are such
lawless things that they should
not be countenanced within six
miles of decent Justiee-of-tile-H
peace's Office. We are afraid our
friend Maurice Vilaseca is getting
a pretty bad mess in bis building,
BEN r. Christman, the enter
prising Landry street baker, has
Just received q new gasoline eight
horse power engine, which greatly
Increases his facilities to furnish
the public with "the staff OF lite.
Ben came here about six years ago,
and went into the bakery business
on a very moderate scale, comen-
surate with his limited capital.
By wise management and good
service he has risen 20 y pinnacle
that every young man should
strive TO reach. He now owns
property, aud one of the best equip
ped bakeries in Soathwestern LOU
isiana. Everything is worked by
gasoline power and modern MA
chinery, aud four thousand breads
can be turned out each day.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
MYSTERIOUS
SUICIDE.
viii Harvey. Prominent sslfi"
gen az N"rtsa St. nndFy
HsIa&ys EEis brains ONT.
NO CAUSE ASSIGNED FOR RASH DEED
Father Died In like Manner.

Willie Harvey, a prosperous
yoang farmer living on the Atcha-
falaya, near Neita postoffice, blew
his brains out last Sunday morn
Ing, at FIVE o'clock.
Suicides and murders are COM
mon these days, but there are al
ways some cause, In most instances
either jealousy, mental worry, f.
nancial embarrassment, illness, Or
the like.
In the suicide OF this young
man, tho, there was nothing
known to his family or friends
that might cause him to adopt
this rash manner to go and join his
Maker.
Living happily with his wife
and three children, his earthly ex-
istence seemed all glory aud love-
liness-the paragon OF content
lnent.
kissing his wife and children
goodbye, he went to Alto, Avoy-
elles parish, to visit relatives. lie
slept there in room with Messrs.
John aud James Boykin, and Sun.
day morning as the three arose,
Harvey lit h cigarette and chatted
merrily with his two room-mates.
There were two revolvers, belong
Ing to the Boykin boys, on the bu-
reau in the room. In a casual
manner Harvey picked up the
smaller gun, 3S calibre, and re-
marked that it looked like good
weapon. He then picked up the
larger calibre weapon, looked at 1t
for an instance, and, remarking
that it was more deadly, placed 1t
TO his temple and fired. The bullet
crashed through his brains, and he
fell corpse.
His father ended his life in the
same manner some six years ago,
Young Harvey was thirty.one
years of age.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
Rssstrscs d,ours.

The Grand Jury is still in ses-
sion, and it is not probable that
the docket will be cleared this
week.
But the Grand Inquisitors think
that they have served their coun-
try long enough, and will to-day,
we are informed, ask the Court to
be discharged.
Friday, October 28th, the Grand
Jury made the following report:
TRUE BILLS.
John Austin, assault with dan
gerous weapon and C. C. w.
Wartalo Carchion, assault and
battery.
Milton Stafford, assault and bat
terry.
Leon Lewis, stabbing with intent
to murder.
Edward sonnier, assault and
battery.
Zanon Rider, assault and battery.
Gil Israel, cutting and stabbing
with intent to murder.
Arie Fusilier, assault and bat
terry.
Armogene Pain, c. c. W.
F. E. Field, petit larceny.
Felicien Ardoin, assault with in
tent to rape.
JOS. Whistley, shooting with in-
tent to murder.
Albert Johnson, C. C. W.
Dorestant Aucoln, disturbing a
peaceable assembly.
Jean Bite. Fusilier, assault and
battery.
Ben Tate, alias VIM. Taylor
shooting with intent to murder.
Lee Kelly, rape.
Cyriac Valere, G. {. W.
Octave Guillory 1T al, violating
Act 81 of 1886.
Jean Bite. Miller, murder.
Arthur Soileau, cutting with in
tent to murder.
william King, alias Kerge, rape
Willie Gnillory, violating Act 3
OF 1885.
NOT A TRUE BILL.
Cieophas Woods, maiiciousl'
wounding horse.
Alfred Guidry, assault and bat
terry.
Mat Allen, assault with inten
TO rape.
Louis Hilstock, killing beef.
Dennis Reed, violating Act 81
1856.
Raphael Vige, arson.
Gulis Howard, assault with Ia
tent TO murder.
Houston Dier, petty larceny.
Julian Monton, abduction,
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05

and boiler-stationary or portable.
WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY,
n5-It Opslousas, La.
Wait for our hardware depart
ment. G. w. Moriarty & Son.
Opera House, Sunday night,
Nov. 8. Don't miss it-"The KEN
tuckian."
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
for sale at j. B. Sandoz. They are
good and the price is low.
For frst-class, guaranteed Cy-
press Tanks, see or write D. Nc
Nicoll, Washington, La. oc15-4t
Guns, pistols, cartridges of all
kinds, cutlery, sporting goods in
large variety. G. w. Moriarty 4
Sou.
When in town be sure to go
and see the beautiful and elaborate
display of nice things at Jacobs
News Depot Co.
The Robson Theatre Co., at the
Opera House, 4 nights, commenc-
ing Sunday, Nov. 6. A good, clean
show. You will like 1t.
| On last Monday Sheriff NJ. L.
swords arrested Pierre Oge, wan
ted in Avoyelles parish, and turned
him over to Sheriff Johnson.
u. B. Sandoz has just received
two cars of fine buggies and car
riages, and will sell them at right
prices. Call and see for yourself.
The most complete gunshop In
the State, equipped with modern
machinery, tools of best make. All
1 work warranted. 6. w. Moriarty
& Son. no
"A full display Of Holiday
Goods will be on exhibit, com.
mencing November 10th, at Jacobs
News Depot Co., Main ct, Opelou-
sas, La.
/ Mr.. G. V. Berger, of Elba, was
| in Opelousas a short while on Fri.
| day morning of last week, and re.
membered the Clarion Office With
his usual pleasant calls.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05

Our windows this week show
wrist bags, pipes and pictures.
Wrist bags In every style and
color, the newest in grips and
skins are embodied In this SEE
lection. Pipes in naeerschauIll,
amber and briar-root, are quot
cd at such reasonable figures,
because they were bought Of
the maker direct.
The prominent feature 10 our
picture display is: Aristos
from life, hand-colored, and
the pastels-lo, and behold!
are from the hand Of Americas
great pastel painter, Chandler!
Drop in and have a chat
with r. Mprnhinveg & Son, the
wide-awake Main st. Jewellers.
They have much TO show and
tell you.
4 & t. Z
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
New n.au sasary.

Sam Lee wishes the public to
know that he has established y
new laundry on North Court street,
opposite Lewis & Lacombe's office,
where the strictest attention will
be given to business in his line.
All work guaranteed to give satis-
faction at reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
May l5-6mo SAM LEE.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
The Mount Hope HsrictS II Tile
Works

Are now prepared to manufac-
ture first class bricks, tiles and
bull-nose bricks. We now have
new kilns and new machinery,
and the clay is absolutely first
class.
IF you need bricks OF any des-
cription, give Us a trial and you
will be satisfied.
MRS. H. L. BIDsTRUP,
Washinton. La.
April 9, ly
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
Wmnfed.

A good blacksmith and wheel.
wright for a good and prosperous
country village. Apply at this
Office. o29-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05

The White swan Laundry
will do your washing rough-dried,
which includes starching, blueing
and drying. at AZ per pound. Give
us a trial. n5-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
Wanted.

A good blacksmith and wheel
wright. Terms to suit applicant,
or will pay regular wages. Apply
at this office. o29-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05

You are loser If you don't
buy buggies, wagons and furniture
from j. b. Sandoz, ol5-4t
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
Takes aTp

BY the undersigned. In Mamou. one red
premises since the age OF two years. Is q
fence breaker. and Will bekilied according
to law unless claimed,
octI-5t LUBIN MANUEL.#
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
On motion of Mr.. DALEY.

On motion OF MT. DAlIBy---
Seconded and carried, resolved, that
in accordance with the report nf Conn
mittee ON Budget, the following budget
be adopted as an estimate sxii1biting
cessary for the year 1905. and that said
estimate and budget be published in the
Official journal for the full period of
thirty (301 days:
nnkrrrrs fsnI2 TILE ynAp Inn5
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05
wv anaesi.

One or 10 horse power engine
and boiler-stationary or portable.
WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY,
n5-It OpelOusas, La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05

HSAk EsS alas by the undersigned 10
j. Sunset, one two year old Dull Cali,
male red. and branded about thus:
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1904-11-05

5000 Toys to sell at.
5000 Toys to sell at
1000 Toys to sell at.
LOCO Toys to sell at.
1000 Toys to sell at
The Delta independent., 1904-08-12

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. United
States Geological Survey. Reclamation Service,
Washington, d. c.. July ~. i90i.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at tile office Of the u. y. Reclamation Service nj
Mntrose. Colorado, until 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sep
tembcr Is. 1901. fo- the construction Of about
Is miles Of main distributing cana's Involving
about 100000 cubic yards of earthwork. for tho
conveyance and partial dlstribution Of about
i,3oo cubic feet OF water pcr second from the
mouth ofthe Gunnison Tunnel near Cedar Creek
Station to point on the Uncompaiiyre River
about miles sonth Of Montr,se. Colorado.
Bids will be received on excavation AMI EN-
bankment for one or more divisions which will
approximate 5000 cubic ysris each.
The right Il reserved 10 awari " one bidder
as many or as few Of such divixions as the inter
est Of the Service may require. Specifications.
form Of proposal. and plans may bc inspected
after August 10. 1901. ms the otlics OF the Chief
Engineer ofthe Reclamation Service. washiiss-
ton. D. C.; At the once Of the District Engineer.
U. s. Reclamation Service. Chamber Of Com
mercc building. Denver. Colorado: and at the
onice Of the U. 3. Reclamation Service. Mont
rUsc, Colorado. Each bid must he accompanied
by ccriitiesl check for per cent Of the amount
Of the bid. payable to tire Secretary Of the Inte
rior. guaranty that the bidders viii, IL sue
ccssf,i. promptly execute satisfactory contract
and furnish bond in the sum Of 80 pet cent of
the bid for the faithful performances of the work.
Tie right Il rs~erved to reject any or all bids,
70 waive technical defects. or to accept one part
Of bid and reject smother. as the Interests of
the service may rsquife. Bisidcs arc invited to
lie present Proposals. must lie marked "Propo-
sails f'r the conrsrurtion II south Canal. uncom-
pahSre Valley Project"
TlIOs. RYAN,
Acting SECRETARY.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-12
Dr.. Prices
CREAM
Baking Powder
Foo FIFTY YEARS 4 EAyoanE
Always makes the perfect
biscuit, cake and bread.
Price Baking Powder o.
CHICAGO.

DEPARTAENT OF THE INTERIOR, United
States Geological Survey, Reclamation Service,
Washington, d. G. July %. 1904.
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at the once OF the U b. Reclamation Service at
Montrosc. Colorado, until 10 O'Clock A n. Octo-
her 5, 1901. for the construction of the Gunnison
Tunnel and approaches involving $1,000 linear
feet more or less, Of tunnel and about 10000 cu-
bic yards Of excavation IN open cut At the lower
portal, the same being portion Of system for
the diversion 0f about 800 cubic feet Of winter
per second from the Gunnison River to the Un-
compahgre Valley, Colorado.
Specifications. form OF proposal, and plans
may he inspected after August 10, 1901, At the of
dce OF the Chief Eng ineer OF the U. y. Recian,a-
tion Service. Washington. d. C.; at the Office Of
tile District Engineer. U. s. Reclamation Ser
Vice. Chamber of Commerce Building Denver,
Colorado; or at the ofIice OF the U. 8. Reciana-
tion Service MOntrose. Colorado Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check for
$4,000. payable to tue Secretary Of tile inteiior.
asa guaranty that the bidders will. ifsuccessful.
promptly execute q satisfactory contract and
furnish bond In the sum of $4,000 for the faith
full performance uf the work,
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
and to waive technical defects. as the interests
Of the service may require. Bidders are invited
to be present. Proposals must be marked "Pro-
posal for the Construction of the Gunnlsun Tui-
mel, Uncompal'yre Valley Project"
TTfOs. RYAN,
Acting Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-12
p..is.. NJ 81. Il III ts.,.ss n,.~ ~,
STATE or coLomaDO. I. ,h. eo.,,,,
COUNTY oy Dr'rA. fiobsis U'ars,

STATE or cofoHADO. - 4. fire eo.,n,,
CoUNTy oy DEirA. lfubstc c'urt,
Onfer to ahow
fntie matter ofth- estate Of szn-r IN ret
James Y. Weir. Mcr mx,,,S oi oi
| Heal E.tate
TliIs matter coming on To is heard on iIsls sstii
day Of Jnly. A d. ipos. nrsM the peiItioD hiesi
herein BY Eipma G. wciras Administsasrix ~ thr
estate u James y. Weir, for the ra'e of the foi-
lowing drscrbcsl icai estate. .sr portion, thereof.
| TO wit The northwest quarter Of the southwest
| quarter Of section !, In township ~ E'rtii VI
| range Di wet VI the Sixth PRINCIPAL Meridian.
| In Delta County. Cs,i0rndo. fer tile pufptss NJ
pAying the debts ~ tic saki estate end snppDst
ing aud riucstnE Guy Weir, mlir,s l,ris. a0d be.
cause tire said s,ic will e fpr the iest interest NJ
the Sal,i estate. And Il now appearing 10 eh~
Court from 1ifd petition that proper nB ksal
grounds exist for tile ale Of all ur pustloa VI
asid real cstate
Now. therefore, Il IL ordcrvi by the court that
}uy Weir usid minor, Al prisona who arc Isaaisc~
or dcvisces Of said estate. or any part thrrs,f.
or heirs Of sa.d dccrtlent. I've and appear t~S6rr
said Coiirt Ut the Couft room ~ saIl Court. In
the Town of lkila. of Delta county as,d ysats
aforssnid. on tie apth day Of August. H. y. 1904.
at the hour Of trn o'clTk In the fornoDn u saId
day, then and ther 10 show eause. u any there
l,e, why al oricr should mt be made directing
tho rald Emma Q. Weir. Administrative 70 sell
the whole or ~ much u said real estair m may
be necessary for the purpose specified in said pe.
titI,Hi.
II Is further orlrrc,i that this order b. publish
ed for Rt lepst fur successive weeks In the
Delta independent, n weekly public newslaI,cr
Published IN pahi county.
II Is firhrr orlcrrd thnt FRED n. Dlckerson.
Of said county " Dehs, he and he Ia hereby ap-
pointed as guardian al Iltrna sos Coy Weir.
minor. u rsprsscnt wid mlnor nj SID hearing
ny the conr.
MILTON n. WEIGH.
County Judge.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-12
oId.rIms Gambling.

Some Of the old stories told Of ths
gaming tables can hardly be believed
nowadays. though they are related in
such = cool. matter-of.fact style BY
writer's Of the time ~ to show that IN
the eighteenth and nineteenth centur.
les the practice formed part Of high
Mass social existence. Capt. 0ropow
relates that. having bssa appointed
TO the stan OF Gen. Pists,n, who was
then starting for Brussels (1s16), he
obtained 81 900 from the army agents.
which," he continues. II took with
me to = gambling house In 81. James
square. where I managed. by some
wonderful accident. to win R600"
(s3.000). With this sum he subse
Qusntly provided his necessary outft
The Delta independent., 1904-08-12
N.,,e. Il Aa,.s,..., p.y.

Estate OF Maggie y. Rollins. Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ~
miniztrator Of the s,tsite Of Maggie =. Rollins.
late Of the County of Delta, In the State of Ci"-
RADIO, dccc ,s.,l. hereby kivrs notice that he ~ili
appear before the County Court ~ sid Dcifn
County, mt the coan H.u,e In Delta. Ia aid
County. on Monday the so;h day Of August 4. u.
1905. at tile hour of 10 oc!sck 4. ". of nad day.
at which time all persons having claims against
said estate are notified and rcqIcscl To attend
for the purpne Of having the sairse adJus:-i
All rcnsons indetc,i to sai,i esiat Art requested
tomAkc immaculate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated nj Delta, Colorado. this Id day Of An
gust. A. D. 1904
JOSEPH ROLLINS.
Adin:inIsarstor Of the estate Of Nasgie Roliins,
Dcceascd.
Firsi p,b. Aug. 5; Last pub. Anx. 50.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-12
ts,rsy Hssies.

Notice u hereby given TO when Il may css,-
cern that the following irscribesi ssifay AMI
NAL was taken up mar i,r:ta. Drlta County 20
Coiota.io, IN wit; Unc black l,orse. br-nded
"n len shoulder.
Ode Iron sfey isosss bsassiesi1k fen thigh.
One roam hos,s. branded IA rGh, s'oui-
der.
said animal hsinx unknown Ia this H,asd. unie.
cssinrd BY owner Oh os befose August -. 1874.
E,id rssray Will be sid By ihia Board fDr ths
beneit Of the owner wi,eu frind.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPECTION
COMMISSIONERS.
beaver. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1904-08-12
Esse. Il s,.esA.l4~s ,....ial.

Notice is hereby given that there will
bc special meeting of tho stockholder's
Of the Fruit Growers Ditch 4 Reservoir
company held At tho Mound school
house on the 22nd day Of August, 1904,
ut 2 o'clock p. m, TOT the purpose of do
vising msHps for raising money 10 pay
FOR tbs construction OF the Dry Creek
ditch and 10 sulhorise snd empower our
officers 10 sscurs the ssm~.
q. r. HumAEp. WY. r. LYLK,
Secretary. President.