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The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
COLORADO GAME LAWS.

TH6uT (nonc less than 7 incles) and other gsl,
with hook and Inc only, June to Oct 81. Ma
fishing allowed between p. IN. and Ia IN.
DEER. with horns, Sept Is 10 Sept. 30. Natur,
| nj evidence OF sex must not be destroyed
Drcxs and other water fowls, Sept, 10 to Apr.
10. except In attitudes over .f0J feet then Sent
i5 to May J; no f''od allowed within 100 yards oi
shore or blind for the purpose Of feeding fowls
GROUSE, PRAInIE CmicKENs, SAGE Cir,cx.
Ems. Sept. 10 Oct. 20. DOVES, Aug. 4 to Aug 81,
LIMIT for day. 25 Ducks and 25 other birds
20 lbs. Of Trout and 30 pounds Of other dsl,
Limit fur season, Deer with horns. Limit al
lowed IL possession mt one time, 80 Ducks and
~ other birds; % lbs. OF Trout and 90 lbs. OF
| other fish.
No orps SEASON on Bison, Mountain Sheen.
Elk, Antelope, Beaver. wild Turkey, Quail.
Partridge, Mons0lian Pheasant, pturmignn OF
ihscctlvorous or song birds.
No CLOSE SEASON ON bear, Lion, Lynx Hob
cat Fox, Coyote or Wolf Bounty OH two latter,
FEoiIHiTED Trapping or Obtaining by any
otier method than gun or hook and line; shoot.
ing NJ game from public highway, OF using steel
or hard points bullets; ca ursing gaue witt
dogs; Killing by proxy; sale Of game or iis tax
at large.
POSSESSION allowed for fve days only after
close Of season. except as provided for private
parks, etc. VI
PEsALriEs (mlnimnm) for linlawfnlly kiIlIps
or injnring each Elk, s2J; deer. $50; AnteiDi,c.
sioc; Mountain Sheep, 500; Buifaio, sI,1s.
h'avcr, s25; bir,i, SO; ilsb si.
LicssssH, each non resident general linn,ips.
WI non, resident bird hunting ! day, o.; each
additional day 81; stnte hunting, vi; G.iilc, Is.
Signed April l3lh lDO3.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29

You are hereby nutilied that u special meet
ing ofthe stockholders of the uncompalgre Val
ley Water Users association will be held IN the
opera house ut Olathc. Colorado, OH Wednesday,
August 10th, 1904, ut one o'cl, ck p. m, for,the
purpose of voting upon and adoptug Amend
ments to the Articles of Incorporation Of this
company, the purport Of which said Amend
ments are as follows:
To Amend Section II of Article vi thereof,
by striking out the word "when" the same being
the fiith from the last word in said paragraph,
and inserting in place thereof the words "pro-
vided for by these articles. or.
To amend Section of Article VIII thereof, by
striking out the whole Of said Section and in =
sertng in place thereof the following
Section 2. The Association shall control and
may acquire provide and own means snt sfactnry
to the Secretary Of the Interior for the dstribn-
tion of the wntcr TO the lands Of the stock
holders.
Toamend Section OF Article XIII thereof. by
striking ont the following clause at the end Of
said Section. viz :-"howevVr no lien shall at-
zach TO the lands until the government is ready
to furnish water therefor
To amend Section of Article VIII thereof, ~
rs to make the description OF the location OF the
headgatc, tunnel md bitches conform to the
corrected location OF the same.
There Will a,so be submitted TO sa d meeting the
proposition of authorizing the Boaid uf Dlrec-
tors TO enter into contract with the Secretary OF
the Interior for The construction Of the Uncom-
pahgre Valley In riigation Project, and of taking
such other action and step, In relation thereto
in order to bring about the early CONNIE necmeni
of such work us may come before such meeting
aud for the transaction Of suc other business as
may properly come before said meeting.
Done by order Of the Board Of Directors.
patcd NJ Montrosc. Colombo. July 0. A. D. 1901.
IRA II. MOSELL, j. II. HiLLEY,
Secretary, President.
As 1t will require u two.ihiids vote OF all stock
subscribed to adopt the amendment. II Is cspeei-
ally urged that all stcckhulicrs either he present
in I,Pr,,in or by uroxy.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
Notice Of Trustees Sale.

Whereas deE.ult has been made In the pay
ment Of tie principal and interest on n certain
promiSsory nvic of VII am l.. Wade for the sum
Of 500 payable To the order OF william A. Clark
and secured by deed OF trnst ofsaid William l..
Wade dated January it,h. 1873. and recorded IN
the ofice Of the Ccik and kecorier of Delta
county. Colorado, nj rage lss OF book 10, aud
Whereas the beneficiary under said deed of
trust and the legal holder Of the note secured
thereby has IN writing d-clareia n yio'ation Of
the covenants OF said deed Of tru,t and has
elected to advertise the property ir said deed of
trust dc scried tor sale unor tile terms ihercof
and did on tie 25tli day OF June. 1901, nlc In
writing with the undersigned Public Trustee
within ard for the said County OF Delta, a
notice of VOCATION, election and demand for
such sale.
Now Therefore. fnur az weeks public notice Il.
hereby given by n. T.. clark. county rct-urcr
OF Della comfy. Colorado. Us Public Trustee
under and by virtue Of The power Ia me by the
said deed Of trust vested and In Accordance with
the terms Of sale specified iiicrcin and according
to the law IN such case made nnii provided. for
the p,irp'se of paying tho said note for 500 and
all unpaid intrrcs: thereon aud all c.-ts and
expenses OF thi. trust. viii saturday the 10th
day of July. 1901, mt the honr ot ten o'clock In
the forenoon nj pnb'ic auction Mt the South
Front door u the County Court house IN the
County Of Delft, and State u Colorado, for the
highest and best price the same viii bring In
cash. sell aud dispose o: all of the pr'mi,~.
and property. being the same pr perty ics-
cribcd In siid deed Of trust. known and drs-
cribed ~ follows. to-wit:
Lots NUMBERED Ave ti) and six tG) IN block nun
bered one ~ IN the Fooic- williamson Id tlun
to the Town Of I'a"nia. Delta copuiy. C"inrado.
according To the plat thereof now Of record In
the Office Of the Clcrx nnI Recorder OF sa.d
Delta county. with all the privileges aud appur
tenances thercunto belonging.
n. T. CIACk.
County Treasurer of Dc.R County. Colombo.
Ms Public Trustee.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
An ORDINANCE

CONCERNING THE ERECTION AMI
MAINTENANCE OF PACKING HOUSES
INCLUDING BUILDINGS FOR THE KII.-
LING OF FOOD ANIMALS FOR PACKING
HOUSES. RENDERIEs, TALI.OW-CANDLE-
RlES. BONE FACTORIES, SOAP FACTOR
1ES, TANNERfEs, DAIRIES AND FERTII.-
1ZlNG FACTORIES AND EEGULATION OF
THE SAME.
BE 1T ORDAINED Ify THE BOARD or TRus-
TEES OF 1HE Town OF DELTA. STATE OF Coi-
oHADo:
SEa TIoN !. Packing Houses and houses used
for killing OF food animals in connection there
with. Rcnderies, Tallow -candleries, Bone Factor.
les. Soap Factories. Tanneries, Diaries md Fer
iilizihg Factories may be erected and niainiaine,
within the corporate limits Of the Town Of Delta
Colorado. Provided, that such Packing House.
aud houses used for killing Of food animals In
connection herewith. Rendcrics. Taliow-can
dleries. Bjne Factories. Soap Factories. Tanner
les, Diaries, an,l fertllizing Factories shall be
erected and naintained only within the limit.
of the Meldrum Subdivision OF the Town OF
Delta, Colorado.
SECTION 2. Any person, persons, firm. part.
nership or corporation desiring to erect and
maintain Packing House and houses used In
connection Herewith for killing Of food animals,
Rendcries, Tallow.candicrics, Bone Factories.
Soap Factories, Tnnneries, Dnirlcs or Fcrtilzing
Factories within the limits OF the said Me!drum
Subdivision of the Town Of Delta. Colorado.
shall make application in writing to the Clerk OF
the Town Of Delta. Colorado. for permit to ss
erect and to maintain such building or build.
iDgs, therupon the Clerk Of the Town Of Delta
shall issue such permit, which Said permit shall
describe the general location of the buildings TO
be placed thereon; Provided that said permit
shall be for n number Of years not exceeding
twenty ts0) years from The date Of such permit:
Provided also that the applicant shall pay to the
Town Treasurer tile sum Of s5 and take receipt
therefore.
bE,TioS J. Any such plant. plants. buildings
or building erected or nnintt tined In pursuant to
this Ordinance shall at NIL tim. be under the
rules and regulations Of the Board Of Health Of
the Town of Delta.
SECTION l. That this Ordinance shall be In
force and effect on and after August 5, 1901.
SECTION 5. All Ordinances or I,nrts II Orlin.
anccs III conflict herewith arr hereby repealed.
Pass d. approved aud ordered published this
2ist day Of July. 1911.
tsEALl
ATTEST: w B. SToCKHAM.
JAMES L BECKLEY. Mayor.
Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
Desert Land Final Proof.
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORo
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,S
MoNTRosE. Colo, July 26, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that
FRANK MOORE,
of Cedarcdge. Delta county. Colorado, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on his desert
land claim No. $50, Ute Series, for the sell nwi4
swA nel eli swA WI seh See. 20. neA nwii nwl4
ne4 Section 20. 7. I2 s.. r. 9i w eth p NJ. befort
Milton II. Welch, u, s. Commissioner. at his Office
In the Delta county court house, Delta, Delta
county. Colorado oil Saturday, the 3rd day of
September 1904.
He names the following witnesses to prov,
the complete Irrigation and reclamation Of said
land:
john Curtis, Clarence E. Mower. sf Delta
Colorado; Francis E. Boyde, Frank p. Hepworth,
of Cedaredge, Delta county, Colorado.
DAVID CROSBY. Register
July %; September 2. 1904.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
Weak Hearts.

are caused by indigestion. II you eat a
too much. or II you are subject to at
tacks OF indigestion. the stomach
expandss---swells and puffs up against
the heart. This crowds the heart
and shortens the breath. Rapid
heart beats and heart disease is the
final result. Kodol Dyspepsia Cnre
digests what you eat, takes the strain
otf the heart, cures indigestion, dyepep-
sia. sour stomach and contributes
norrishment, strength and health to
every organ OF the body.-Sold by Peo
ple's Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
A. R. King Will Remain Here.

A letter was received from Judge A.
K. King this week, who is now visiting
at Berkeley. California. stating that he
would return here the first week in
August to remain. 1t was given out
some time since that he would make
his home on the Pacific coast ON account
OF Mrs. Kings health. The announce
ment that he will return will be good
news to his many friends in Delta and
Delta county.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
Desert Land Final Proof.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
LAND OFyicE Al MCsTro-y. CoinitADD
July 9th. iYot.
q Notirc is hereby given that the foil. i.wiry
iinmsd settler ias li,d not of his iutrntion ~
make hnDi y pof Ia supi"irf II his clam. MI,
that sniI proof VIII i,c n.n'le before Milton II
wsich. 4. s. Commissioner. mt his Office IN VI,
Delta county rrurt ho'i.e. Deitt. Delta roiniy
Co.ondo, on Saturday Aulnd 10th. 1904. via.
LAIIES Il. IVES.
Of Delta, Delta county, Colorado. for the sch
nek. section ~, township IL y K.ot W. 9th T.. ",
lie names tile following witnesses 10 priye III,
compete irrigation and reclamation Of sad
land:
ieiioy y wrlch. Of Dclin, Colorado. John r
Buxzar,l. lanes a, Buzzatd, Harry ". Hart. vi
EckcTt, Delta county, Colorado.
DAVID Il. CROSBY. Register
First pub Julys: last pub August 10.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
Notice for pubI,cntion.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
uSITED SrATES LAsB OpFicE,l
MosIK, sK, Col uitAD',.
July 20. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given tlnt tic fiioving
named settler has filed noticc u his intention
to make niRl proof IN sirtort III his cl,iin and
that said proof will lie made beiorr Milton u.
wcicl, u, s Commissioner, at his office In the
Dcltn County court HOUSE. ut Delta. Delta Cun.
ty, Colo. oi saturday. August "a. 1901 VIZ:
ERNEST W. SrOITE,
CcdarcdgcJ Delta county. Colorado. on hIs
ID. ;. claim No. 2I26 lnr the set nwa en
swk stctiun -, III. ~ \, X. % W. Gth l.. NJ
iIe names the following Witnesses 10 prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation OF sad
lana:
Daniel $. Doughty. Herman c. Getty. n. II.
Cook, Rlbri,lge y. tiraIani. NIL Of Cedarcigc,
DeltaCouDty. Colorado.
DAVID Il CROSBY, Register.
First sub. Jnly2,,: last pub. August ~. 1901.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
Notice For Re-pn b,,cation.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.)
MOSTHosE. C LpRADO.
July % IL 1901


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE)
MoSrHOsE, G LpRADO.
July 99,h. 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Milton IL. Weicii
U. s. Commissioners, at the connty court house
at Delta, Delta county Colorado, on Saturday,
Septen ber 10, 1901. viz:
WILLIAM HELMKE,
Dalta, Delta county Colorado on his d. s. No.
26i9, Ute Series for the els swh and VIZ SEA
Section 10, T. 5OSN. X. 16 w, NJ NJ.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation oi
said land, viz;
John W. Musser. Bert Shreeves, Charles d.
Blair, Herbert J. Wells. nj of Delta, Delra
county, Colorado.
DAVID r. Crosby,
Register.
July D; SeptembefO o. IODI
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29

NoSFAh VT DL'AH. JfoDat9 tDurt.
Order to s1ow
In the matter Of the estate Of Cause U Feti
james +. Weir. vnr,s,s,l,s. -. of of
Real Estssc
This matter coming on to be heard oil this cstl,
day OF July. A d. lYoi, upon the petition filed
herein by Emma C. Weir AZ sadmInistrat.ix of the
estate Of James +. Weir. for the sale Of the fol-
lowing described real estate. portion thereof.
to wit: The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section Z, in township "a south Of
range 9i west Of the Sixth Principal Meridian,
In Delta County. Colorado, for the purpose OF
paying the debts Of the said estate and support
ing aud educating Guy Weir, minor heir. aud be-
cause the said sale will be for the best interest Of
the said estate. And Il now appearing TO the
C"urt from said petition that proper and legal
grounds exist for the sale of nl or portion of
said real estate
Now. therefore, 1t Is ordered by the court that
Guy Weir said minor, all persons who arc lcgatccs
or devisees Of said estate. or any part thereof.
or heirs Of said decrdeut. lie and appear before
said Court at the Court room Of said Court. IN
the Town Of Delta, of Delta county and SHE
aforesaid. on the 10Th day OF August. A. d. 1901.
at the hour Of ten o'clock In tho forenoon Of said
day, then and there 10 show cause. II any there
he, why an order should nut be made directing
tue said Emma C. Weir, Administrative to sell
the whole or 30 much Of said Ienl estate as may
be necessary for the purpose specified In said pe-
titioi.
1t is further ordered that this order be publish.
ed for at least four successive weeks In the
Delta independent, u weekly public newspaper
published in said county.
II Is further ordered thnt Fred " Dlckerson,
OF said county Of Delta, be and he is hereby ap-
pointed US guardian al litem for Guy Weir.
minor. To represent said minor at said hearing
by the Court,
MILTON r. WEIGH
County Judge.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
Advertised Letter List.

: List OF letters remaining uncalled for
in the postoffice at Delta, Colo, for the
week ending July 30, l904.
Orville Dent, s. N. Dofiu,
Cecil Leader. George Royer,
E. A. league. John Sells.
In calling for above letters please say
advertised.
ELLA New, p. M.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
:StorieS ofStreet a3d TowD
Mention of Matters of
Interest to Residents
Of Delta and Vicinity. a~#~#@#~
Somerset coal is the best on earth.

Somerset coal is the best on earth,
SPOT CASH pays 2Oc for your eggs
This play is built along lines that Mr.
Reid has used before. but it is doubtful
if he has ever succeeded in putting to
gether more entertaining drama, for
"a ome-Spun Heart" has more con.
nected action, fewer Inconsistencies and
more situations possessing some drama
tic value than you will find In nineteen
out Of twenty average melodramss,-
Rochester IN. W Democrat and Chro
nicle. AT Delta opera house August /,
Prices Is, 25 and IS cents.
The Methodist ladies have been ac.
corded the privilege Of formally opening
the soda fountain OF the Seaton Drug
company Thursday of next week, On
that day committee Of the church
ladies will be in charge and all the pro-
fits Of the sales both Of soda aud leo
cream will go to the benefit OF the
church. A large patronage is earnestly
solicited.
The pill that will, will fill the bill,
Without grippe
To cleanse the liver withoun q quiver,
Take one al night.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are zsmall,
easy to take. easy and gentle in effect,
yet they are 30 certain in results that no
one who uses them is disappointed. For
quick relief from biliousnees, sick head
ache torpid liver, iaundice, dizziness,
and all troubles arising from an inactive
sluggish liver, Early Risers are un-
equalled. Sold by Peoples Pharmacy
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29

The removal sale is
still on at the Spot
Cash Store.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29

Petition for Sal. Of Real E,,... Of sl..s u.lr..
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29

STATE OF COLORADO, In ,.. .r
COUNTY OF DELTA. Psobais tSurt
Order to st1ou
In the matter Of the estate of Cause IN Peti
james +. Weir. sinr,rsylr- o." oi q,
Real EsfsS<,. =
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29

JAMES u. BKckI.Ey.
CLERK.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29

ELLA NEw. P. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-29
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

July % septcmbero. 1904.
The Washington times., 1904-01-27
MILES WILL NOT TALK
ABOUT HIS BOOMLE1
Former Head of Army Endorsed By
Iroquois Club of Chicago for
Democratic Nomination.

Gen. Nelson A. Miles who has just re-
turned to Washington from Chicago,
where he was the guest of the Iroquois
Club, on which occasion he was in
dorsed as Democratic nominee for the
Presidency. declined TO authorize a
statement today as 10 whether ne was
or was not a candidate.
1t is a matter which do not care to
discuss was the reply made by Gen
earl Miles to an Interrogation regarding
his attitude in case the nomination was
offered him.
While the Miles boom attained it's
greatest prominence at the banquet OF
the Iroquois Club. there have been other
Endorsements Of him and politicians are
now discussing the possibility OF the
veteran of many battlefelds being a fac
tor in the campaign. II Is claimed that
large percentage OF the Grand Army
veterans resent the treatment accorded
General Miles by the presnt Adminlstra-
ton, and that they would be willing to
rally to his support
In the South. claim the supporters Of
General Miles. the feeling against him
has died out. and Southern Democrats.
they say, would be willing to unite on
any candidate they think could win.
The Washington times., 1904-01-27
CAPTAIN HESTER RESTS
IN ROCK CREEK CEMETERY

Funeral services were held at St
Marks Episcopal Church yesterday over
the body of Capt. John e. Hester. who
died OF acute indigestion on Sunday in
his home. As Ninth Street The Rev.
DR.. William l.. Devries OBLIGATED. and
interment was at Rock Creek Cemetery
The pallbearers were David Anderson
G. Frank Lippitt William J. Lewis,
Jesse Powell, Or. w. ii. Atkinson. and
Henry H. BurWell
Captain Hester was a native OF OK
ford, n. G., having been born there in
1896 lie engaged in the tobacco manu-
featuring business. and later was an
pointed judge OF the Granville county
court. He served in the civil war In the
Stonewall Brigade" as captain of the
Granville Grays. He was wounded twice
at the battle OF Characteristic and
retired from active service
He had resided in Washington about
twelve years. and was engaged in the
real estate business here. A widow ana
four children survive.
The Washington times., 1904-01-27
ALEXANDRIA NEWS NOTES

ALEXANDRIA,. Jan. 1.-THE city
council held it's regular meeting last
night. In the board OF aldermen Presi-
dent Sweeney presided and the entire
board was present.
Ia the common council President Pan
presided and thirteen members were
present
The mayor was authorized to execute
decd to A. p. Lockwood for lot ~
Wythe Street sold for taxes.
The pay of the engineers OF the Co
lumbia and Reliance fire companies was
increased from So. 80 TO S65 a month Mr.
Trimyer moved 10 increase the salary of
the driver of the hook and ladder com
pany TO the same amount and the mo-
ton was referred
On report Of the hnarce committee,
1896 was appropriated TO the Co-opera-
tive Charities 10 pay bills incurred for
sanitary purposes.
An ordinance preparatory to the leas-
ing OF electric light and power rights
on streets. etc, OF the city TO a cor
poration or concern which may offer
the higest price therefor and give proper
bond and security, was presented and
referred TO the committees or finance
and light.
prepared requiring the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to keep watchmen
night and day at the crossing of its
tracks on Duke and Henry Streets
The committee on general laws and
streets reported an ordinance enforcing
a penalty for allowing any water other
than rain water to drain from any lot
into a street or alley i'm which a sewer
mas been laid This ordinance is TO take
effect on April 10 next. and was agreed
to I'm the common council
ar. Bryan introduced an ordinance
increasing the pay OF the police. The
ordinance gives the chief S7s6; the lieu
tenant 500. and each of the seventeen
privates $500. After discussion the or,
dinance was referred
motion by Mr.. Brill for an appro-
priation OF $50 TO decorate the market
building on February p. and an appli-
cation by the celebration committee OF
the George Washington Birthday As
ISOLATION for $50 to aid the observance
of the day. was presented and referred
The Washington times., 1904-01-27
WILL ACT TOGETHER IN
RECOGNIZING PANAMA
Brazil, Argentina, and Bolivia Actuated
by an Agreement.

Brazil. the Argentine Republic ard
Bolivia will al recognize Panama at the
same time. This IS the information alb
tanned from an authentic source as TO
the attitude of three of the most power,
full South American republics toward
Panama. The recognition will not come
Eowever. until after the government of
Panama has been formally organized
and President duly inaugurated.
1t Is known that these three countries
which thus lar have made no move to
give recognition 10 the new republic
held back through a mutual agreement
Ii is explained by South American diplo>
mats that no antagonism toward the
policy OF the United States was indi-
Gated.
Several of the South American repub-
lies have already acted, but complete
recognition viii not come without that
Of Brazil and her sister republics.
The Washington times., 1904-01-27
NEED NOT PAY FOR COAL.

In the case OF Werner VS. Henry.
which was recently tried before Justice
Of the Peace H. r. Paine. Of the George
town district. judgment has been rem
dered i'm favor OF the defendant for
costs
The plaintiff Werner is a Washington
coal dealer. and the defendant. j. WI
liam Henry. is "a member of the firm or
Lewis Johnson 4 Co. and resides ON
Street. Georgetown. Last week the
plaintiff delivered by mistake two tons
OF coal TO the residence Of Mr. Henry
which should have been delivered to the
Baptist Zone. opposite Mr. +ftnry's
residence The coal was receipted for
BY "A servant az the Henry home. and
dumped into the cellar by the driver
A day later the mistake was discover
ed. and Werner demanded Mr. Henry
either 20 pay FOR the coal or have same
taken ont Of his cellar and delivered 10
the Baptist Home. The latter refused
TO do either. and the suit resulted. At
torney T. Percy Myers. represented the
defendant
The Washington times., 1904-01-27
DEATH or A cARMELIrE.

Intelligence was received here last
evening OF the death In Baltimore. at
tue Carmelite Convent, OF Sister JUL
anna. formerly OF this city. Sister JUL
anna was the daughter OF the late
Charles Murray. a well-known AIexan-
drian. and at one time purser in the
United States navy. Miss Murray was
one OF the bellies of Alexcndria in her
younger days. and resided in Pitt
Street opposite ST. Paurs Church. Her
sister. Mrs Ellen Warner. was a pro-
tege OF Mrs. Sherron. who carried on
a dry goods store where the Alexandria
National Bank now stands, on Royal
and King Streets. Mrs. Warner was
long the organist of St Mary's Church.