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The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

G. Il. Carney returned Sunday from
"A two weeks trip New Mexico and
Texas points. He..says-th Southern
ranges are very dry, having had no
rain since last June and that the cat
tie nre correspondingly thin. Mr..
Carney bought quite II large bunch
of stock.whichsswill be delivered to
him on the 25th of this month.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

J. q. Mitchell, an old timer,here
but who has been absent since '96, ar
rived on Thursday evening. Mr..
Mitchell will remain here the COM
ing season and will have charge OF
the work on II. s. Balls new block.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Mr.. and. Mrs. J. p. Schermerhorn
returned last week from three
months visit with friends and rela-
tives in Kansas and on the gulf coast
at Galveston. Mr.. Schermerhorn
visited Meeker Saturday. He stated
that while they Ihad enjoyed their
vacation immensely, yet, after all
there's no place like home.''
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

The Polly Pry publication of April
= was great. TWAS full OF good lively
reading matter. Polly" has indom-
table will and is a master of English
and can use it with as much effect
as good musician his notes, or II
fine artist his colors.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

w. l.. Veatch was II passenger on
the outgoing stage Tuesday morning
bound fer Pueblo. Harry Gibbler
joined him at Rifle and went along
just to see that Mr.. Veatch did not
land In the state institution located
in the Arkansas valley metropolis.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

A report from Fruita says that L.
A. Groves, superintendent of the
Uintah railroad, will arrive in Fruitn
May LIST, and push the construction
work to an early completion. The
road will be ready for traffic late in
summer. The line runs to the as
phaltum beds and deposits of eastern
Utah.-Grand Junction Herald.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Missourian who was hauling IL
wagon load of dried apples to town
the other day was caught in heavy
rain storm. You can guess the rest.
When he reached his destination he
had about three wagon loads of the
fruit.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

DIR. H. q. Davis of Lonmont, but
formerly of Galesburg, Illinois, has
been in town for several days past.
DIR. Davis is II man of some means, is
on the market for II good ranch and,
II he finds place that suits him,
will locate in this valley.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

TUG" Wilson was in town the first
of the week from the keystone. Mrs.
Wilson has been staying with her
mother, Mrs. John Golf. the past ten
days suffering from an abcess in her
head. She is now better and the
couple have returned to the ranch.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

An arithmetical contest was held
Friday of last week between the 4th
and 9Th grades at school. Edna Dur
ham of the 9TH grade won with Flor
ence NanCleave of the 4th grade n
close second.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Word from Mr. and Mrs. l.. b.
Walbridge indicates that they are
now i'm San Francisco. They have
been much benefited by their winter
on the coast but are beginning to look
forward to their home coming which
will be about May LIST.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Henry Templeton was in town yes
terday on business. Mr.. Templeton
reports the spring weather very sat
isfactory to lower country people.
The ground is thoroughly soaked
and all conditions favorable for a
good spring range.-Craig Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Bob Hendren returned the fore
part of the;week from trip'to Ar
kansas and al. o round through the
Northwest. Mr.. Hendren has secured
n contract of building 2S bridges on
n state road in Idaho.and will leave
for that state soon TO begin construc-
ton work on them.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Winifred Black writes: Politics
is the business of men, just rs religion
is the business of women and as the
husband ruefully follows to church
at his wife's heels, SO the wife goes
to the polls by the husbands advice.
and all the rights of franchises
on earth won't alter the case-glory
be to the Maker of us all-who ere
ated us just the same-Only different.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Holland Suttles and Gladys Allen
We're united in marriage on Wednes-
day evening, April 9Th, at the home
of the bride by Justice Nov.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

J. A. Toney of Loveland, spent last
week in town. He leaves for his old
home In West Virginia in few days
He has not seen n single one Of his
relatives in thirty-six years, or since
lSGS.-Fort Collins Express.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Miss Minnie McCary of Slater. ar
rived Tuesday evening and will visit
few days with Craig friends before
going to Hamilton where she is en-
gagged to teach term of school
Craig Courier.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Mrs. w. Evans, nee Miss Minnie
Fairfield, is very able politician
and brought to the polls in her win
ming way many voters.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

The stage has been coming in at
all times of the night the past week,
owing to the mud. Tuesdays stage
got in ut 1880 Wednesday morning.
The wonder is that it has been able
make the time it has.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

James Lyttle has been discharged
from st. Luke'sa hospital in Denver
and ON Monday left for Eureka
Springs, Arkansas, where he will re-
cuperate for few weeks. He will
be home early in May.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Mrs. a. J. Ryan left for home on
Piceance Wednesday. Miss Edith
will stay with Mrs. j. ID. Moog until
school closes.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09
Hay Ranch For Sale.

TO acres of land, 20 miles from
Meeker on Milk creek. near Thorn
burg battle ground. Cut i25 tons of
hay last year. Good ranch buildings.
Also cattle, horses, machinery, etc.
Address u. ID. Ferguson, Axial, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Grant Purcell received word the
first of the week that his brother,
John-wc!l known here-was dead in
Michigan. Mons of the particulars
have been learned ut this office.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

1t is understood that the Baer
Bros. are making preparations to APP
peal their flag creek case to the su-
preme court.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Mrs. George Hossack and children
returned.to Meeker.a few days ago,
much to the surprise of many of her
friends. 1t is now quite probable
that the family will locate in Meeker.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Much interesting matter relative to
the Worlds fair will be found on
page three.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Mike C'Connell, we'll known Ia
Meeker pioneers, is among the late
arrivals in town.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Miss Emma J. Koehler and brother.
Will, returned last Saturday from IA
visit with friends and relatives In
Missouri.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Colonel Ben Price OF Pittston, Pa.
would like to greet all of his oil,
Mneker friends.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09
Fine Ranch For Sale.

80 acres of patented land. One of
finest ranches up the river. Outlet
on all sides to the best public range
in Colorado. Will also sell stock if
desired. Address J. II. Iakamp,
Meeller, or this office for particulars.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

DIR. kirkpatrick came down from
Buford Saturday and attended church
twice on Sunday, so fascinated was
he with the Easter. bonnets.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

David Smith went to Glenwood on
Monday on important business, re-
turning home Wednesday.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Mrs. John J. Delaney of White
River is in town the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Ambrose Oldland.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

A special session of the distric
court will convene at Hahns Peak il
June.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

r. d. Riley traded for the Spurlock
property, corner of Fifth and Water
streets, last Saturday.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09
TOWN COUNCIL MEETS.
The old board winds up its az
fairs---the new board
organizes.

Thursday evening, April .. 1901, the
session, Mayor Riley presiding and
Trustees Golf, Sheridan, Ball, Nibiock
and Simons being present.
Minutes OF previous meetings Were
read and approved.
The following bills We're allowed
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Atlantic City, n. J. and return
*6l.I5. July s and 8. The Colorado
Midland.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

f. a. Brown was down from hi.
Big Beaver lodge the first of til,
week.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

The rain the first OF the week was
of great benefit to the range.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

John kincher has showed into the
Banta property on eas, Main street.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Both the applications were filed and
action deferred until the next regular
meeting
Mayor Sheridan then announced the
following standing committees
Fire and Po!ice-Baii, Golf and Nib
lock-
Streets and Phelps, NibloclI
aud Oldlaud.
II. ID. Riley addressed the board on
enc of the new officers chosen-not
that he had any thing personally
against the cloice-but because he
had conducted the campaign for the
winning ticket with the distinct I'M
Outstanding that that particular per-
son was not to serve in the capacity
referred to. He said he had 70 kick
on the service rendered, but he did
object because it placed him in an inn
proper light before the people.
The board adjourned.
"If from Strehllie Bros. it's the
best
If you want good meal when in
Rifle, stop at the Rifle House.
Commencing April 3rd. Sunday
Laundry rates from Rifle to Glen
wood and return. $l.25.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Mrs. Nv. b. Valentine was very
dangerously i'll the latter part of the
week due to heart failure. Medical
attention was secured and she is now
better
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Our store is II good place to buy
good drugs. Strehlke Bros.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
Laxative Rromo Quinire Tablets cure n
cold In one day. No cure no pay. Price PC
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

J. ID. Miller moved ont to his ranch
yesterday.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

The directors of the Union Oil Co.
held an important meeting Tuesday.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

The Rifle House has the best ac-
commodations for its guests.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Just arrived--a now lot of wall pa
per. Streh!ke Bros.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

w. a. Alexander of Meeker. was
in town Snndny.-Hayden Republic
can.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

IC SchrOntz. clerk III election -------.---- - "
T. A Blair, e -.... ) 90
Rent of hall for election .--.....-.--- : 20
A Dkeinan, election supplies ~
Julius Pearsc, fire dept. supplies -..-- Is ~
b smith K Co., lumber -----------.-.. IL u
James l. Riland. legal printing -----.---.. 20 OF
James Lyttle, -.--.--.-.. ~ -
NJ I Ryan. rent of office, first quartet IL -
W II Clark. town plat .-.---------------- - %
The bill of Judge Ryan, for legal SER
vices, caused general discussion. In
the end it was tabled, temporarily, and
the marshal and attorney appointed u
special committee.
Trustee Sheridan, of the special COM
mittee to consult with the high school
board, reported that scheme was aban-
doned, on account of the likelihood of
a vote being taken on bonds to build II
court house.
The matterOf the annual appropria-
ton was then taken up. The appro-
priation for 1908 was 5000 to the gem
eral fund, and $500 to the police fund.
On account of increased population,
the increase in assessed valuation and
the public work that should he carried
OH the board deemed these sums insult
ficient, and for the year 1904 the appro-
priations will be rs follows:
General fund S2SOO
Police fund 1000
Town Engineer Clark submitted the
new plat OF the town, which he ex-
planned to the board The course of
both bitches across the town site, and
the course of the White river are cor
rectly defined. Trustees Sheridan and
Ball We're appointed committee to
consult with the town engineer and
county clerk and recorder and further
action will be taken ~ the matter
Trustee Sinons, the town treasurer,
reported that the board was S443. 81 in
debt, only, and not $1,000 as had been
reported.
There being 10 further business be-
fore the old board it adjourned
Mayor Riley, retiring, then admins
tered the oath of Office to the incoml-
ing mayor, F. +. Sheridan.
Mayor Sheridan then administered
the oath of Office to the incoming trus-
tees, Messrs. Simons and Phelps.
Roll call: Mayor Sherida, Trustees
Ball, Niblock, GofI, Simons and Phelps
present; Trustee-elect Oldland, absent.
Nominations were then declared in
ar ~ f.,r l,a W.
f. Saltmarsh WIS the only candidate.
and he was unanimously elected. Mr..
Saltmarsh declined 10 perform all the
work required of him for less than $40
per year, and after some discussion the
clerks salary was fixed at that sum.
For the marslialship there We're three
written applications and one nomina-
ton. +. w. Cure agreed 10 serve for
s6S per month. The other two appli-
cants Were F. y. Blair aud W. Fl
Purdy. The vote resulted Il. F. Mich
OILS 3, F. A. Blair !, f. w. Cure /.
w. $. Simons WAS elected mayor pro
tenn.
Trustee Sinons was also reelected
treasurer, with a raise in salary TO $50
per year, with authority to procure
proper set of hooks.
VS.. Fisk WAS reelected police mag
istrate.
W. n. Young inade an"Ii~'t'-' for
lie Vr>itina
saIarr OF 500 ie-r an.g's-
E. a. Martin pul Boz hi- uI.rl.nrioa
for the town attorney~hip.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Scion Patterson WIS down from the
South Fork the middle of the week.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09
HOME NEWS

Next Friday will be Arbor day.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Worlds Fair RACES 10 St. Louis and
return. April 18th to November 10Th.
Season tick cts, round trip $50 90
oo-day = 80 o.
lo-oaF /: 10 co
The Colombo Midland.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

BE sure about it; getitat Strehlke
Bros.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Commencing April 3rd. Sunda,
Laundry rates from Rifle to Glen
wood and return. $1.25.
The Colorado Midland.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

Eat at the Rifle House at your own
price.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

If you want good meal when in
Rifle, stop at the Rifle House.
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09
X ~ * ~ ~ ~ * ~ X
i CHAS. M. THOMPSON i
! CONTRACTOR & BUILDER I
z GOOD WORK GUARANTEED Z
|. MEEKER & COLORADO I
2 Z

K ~ ~: ~ ~ ~ * X ~. ~ ~
The Meeker herald., 1904-04-09

The Colorado Midland.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
gtttStpn.

- Dem Stalicner Subn Yepie wurOe
an Sanitag bur6 cinen 6elienfall elm
Sein oerart Serbriift, oaB es i'm Solpis
tal amputirt merOen muBte.
= Drci mastirte Serle bielten am
OOnnerita9 9iabt Sranf OiarcD auI
Der Yadroab iu Meit 9SDOmin9 all uno
beraubteu ibu I'M $50 Vaar9elo.
= SoIepb, bas 2jdbri9e SObnlein
oes 6ranf 0anabOe BON lSilliam Stras
&c, erla9 am Wtonta9 einem 9iitltofie.
ben er am Gage SuuOr crlpil6t uno 9es
trunten bate. Die Wiutter benuste
ben Stoif fir 3ubnidmerSen uno lieB
in na6lGiii9er lSciie Die 6lal6e al
einem Blaee lteben, no Der Sleine lie
ersreiien fonntc.
- Der 2S Sabre alte Wti6ael @iblic
uon Sturmerpille unb IN Der DIT. SOot.
out 3ehe 81 &Domiu9 an9eliellt, ficl
am Oienitag uon Dem 6abrltuble cine
Oiltani BON mebreren bunOert 6uB ben
Shad)t binab uno murOe auf Der Stelle
9etOotet. Sein Eof bate iif uerfan.
gen uub ;o9 i'm binab, che Die anoeren
nit ibm iabrlnoen DiGnner ibu er9reis
fen fonnten.
- Die Wtarfet StraBe Station Der
Saurel &iuic @ilenbaBn wurOe iriib am
DtOntag WiOr9en pom @inbre6ern be-
lu6t, unb Die Serle iprensten bic @elo'
lpiuoe, mabten aber wcni9 Seute, Oenu
oaS ein9euOmmcne @elo miro immel
aui Dem leeten 9iahtju9e na6 Scrantor
9enOmmeu. Die nabewObnenOen NeutC
bOrteu ben Small Der @rploliOn, welbt
Die 2biire Der @elblpinOe bur6 ein Sen
tier bis aui bic @eleiie Der @rie @llen
babn i1leuOerte, oa aber in lester 3ei
i'll einen StCinbrube all 9ior0 Wtail
StraBe Spren9un9en mGbreno Del
9(abt uor9enommen wuroen, 10 bead
tete niemanO Den Snall uno Der @inbrud
paro crit entOedt, ais Der Ga9a9Cnt lid
eiuitellte. Die @inoringlin9e iOrcirtel
cine Der Saupttbiiren nit einem Stemm
eiien uuo erbielten 10 @intritt in baS
@ebduoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Bon Der Snbfeite.

Die a(s rWfub Rop~ befannte Sdu
ierreibe at Sr6arb StraBe lit Dor
Charles Sprufs BON Ouumore fin
$4,000 ansefauit wOroen.
Die Siibieite Steuersabler slIiocia.
tion miro nd6iten Wfonta9 glbeno einC
Seriammluns in Wtirs's Salle al
BittstOn Ipenue abbalten.
Sie SGlte i6eint ben alleSeit munte'
rem Vogel Storh nift abiul6reden,
oenn er fat fiirjli9 Die Salnilie Sreo,
8albner au Wtountain Safe, unb oieie'
ni9e pon @bnarb SOifmanu, 1877 Bird
Strabe, beiu6t unb in beioen SduIern
muntere Snablein binterlaHen.
Wtidael s. S'Gonnor fat Die Bad.
iteiureibe BON @Obnbauiern au Bitts'
ton guenue. oberbalb Hiper StraBe,
pon Der Sada. @ilen uno aoblen Cont
panic gum Preile BON $13, 900 fduilid)
erworben. @r 9ebenft bas @i9entbum
iofort in perl6ieOener Weile 3u per-
behern.
gSdbrenb Der Ylumber Sol. Slumpp
am Wtontas 9lbeno in Der 0obnuns
beS Serrn Ueueoift Sraft al Stone
ausnile cine sefrorene Baiierr0bre aufs
tbaueu wollte, erplooirte plDslid iein
@alolinOien unb Slumpp erbielt burdl
oas flissenos Ssl Die Sanbs bos per.
brannt, iobaB er fiir einige 3eit arbeits'
unidbi9 iein wtro.
Serr @briit. g8iomer BON See6 ctr.
fiel an Samitas auf benz Seimpe9e auf
Dem @latteiS nieber, wabnte aber ni6t,
oaB er iib weiter perlest bate, trosoem
i'm Die cine Seite i1merSte. Der
S6mer, wurbe beitdnOis GROCER uno
als WtontaS enblih ein slr;t serufen
marb, fanb 0ieier SaB Serr 9Siomer an
elmer 9ebrO9enen Jtippe lit.
3wii6en 6 unb llbr an Samitas
9ta6t, wGbreuo Die Samilienmit9lieber
ale abweieno waren, nuroe Die WObn,
uns BON Srau @barles 9. @elbert an
BittstOn auenue Don @inbre6ern be-
Iu6t unb I'M Wertbiaden gum 9etra9e
BON etma $500 beraubt. Die Serle
pcrI6aiiten iid bur1 Gin Sinterfeniter
@in9an9 uno batten. ba niemano anne
IenO mar, freie Sano. SRI. emma
8elbert, bic flrs na6 8 llbr beimtebrte,
bemerfte iofort etmas ungewObnli6es
unb als iie bann cine lluteriuhun9
uornabm, fanb iie, oaB bas Saus pom
Oben bis unten 9riinblid bur6itObert
wOroen mar. SeOes 3immer mar uon
ben @inorin9lin9en beiuht unb beitOblen
uno allies mar bur6einanoer 9emorfen
moroen. Die Serle benusten augens
ideinli6 StreidbOlier CUR Seleu6tuns,
oenn iiberall muroen an9ebranute
Stiife oerielben aufsefunOeu. Die
BoliSei, wel6e iofort uOn Dem Sale be-
na6ri6tist wuroe, 9laubt, baB lofale
Oiebe Den @inbru6 uollfibrten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Cds 3haI dbp drtS

Tablor.-Oas Gomite fir oas Sons
Sert unb Vall beim glnlalie bes 3Oiabris
gen Stiitun9sieites lam II. 9lpri0 Oes
Iaplor @riitli Stranfen uuterit. Ser
Gins arbeitet feiBis. I'M oaielbs ~
einem seluu9enen Si ma6en. Oas
@omite beitebt aus fol9enben Serren !;
SOriiser, @aspdr Srutiser Setretar,
@barleS SeutbOlo Yeiiiter, Sobn Stt,
Sreo. @eber uno Senri BON Weiienilub,
nit Yei;iebun9 6es Yraiioenten oes Sers
eius, Sobn S6ilO.-@ir publi;iereu
oas iOl9enoe, uns 3nse9an9ene S9reis
ben harrisburg, SebrD II. 1904.
Sreuno S6ilb: Wteinen Sreunoen uno
Befannten CUR 9iabrift, bab mir 9liids
li6 in sllliance angefommen iino.
9iO6mals elm herSli6es Sebewobl uno
beitsn Oanf fir Die ireunbli6e 3beils
nabme meiner Sreunoe bel unlerer slbs
reiie. 8eiteres ipGter. Wtit pielen
@riiBen: slbr. Sir6sr uno Samilie.
Wteine 9lbrslis lift: VI. Sirder, Sarris.
burg, Starf Co., SbiO.-Die 6air Der
9enturD S6lau6 @ompanie in @sber'S
8iut 1T allubsnOlid iebr gut bslud,t,
uuO beioubsrs liuo es Oslesationeu
ausmGrtl9er 6euer Sompanieen, mel1e
ourh ibre 2beilnabme Oas l6bli9e llns
ternebmen iOroeru. - Sect berri1en
6rolt uuO gSino, fauf parme SleiOer
Dir seihwino, Sliibmann & Bsibsl.
= @liiba Turner uOn Durpea fisl am
W(onta9 in Der Dtt. Soofout Wtine ~
SSpomin9, als er OampfrDbren repa'
rirte, in Elm 5aB fO6enoes Waiier unter
ibm uno wurOe Oaour9 10 iblimm per-
briibt, baB er in Der sleiden 0ta6t i'm
Bittston 9oipital itarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Dunmore.

- Wiartin SoDce BON bier, Welder
leste 9So6e in balbperfrOrenem gu
itanoe al 9resn 0tio9e Strabe auisea
iunoen murbe, befam alS Sol9e 6eiiels
ben einen slnfall BON 2unsenentiiinbun9
unb erlag oerielben DieHitas i'm Sada'
wanna Soipital.
= Sn Der S8obnuns BON Sames
Williams all Pine StraBe muroe per
iloliene 9Sode Die 2o6ter 9tole nit
Sobu Sanitein Our6 YaitOr @eisfopi
gum Yunb iiir's Seben einseiesnet.
Die gieuuermdblten werben ii9 oil
0toro Sruin9 sluenue bauslid nieOer'
laiien.
- 0eil ibm ni6t Die porselpielte
WtuIif am Wtonta9 gia6t in Der Slas
uonic Salle oabier sefiel, fins anbrew
Solaf Srawall an, iporauf man i'm
binauswarf unb bann perbaitete. Wias
siitrat Wtillar leste ibm ipater fir iein
unsebiibrlihes Setra9en cine Strais
pon $15 aui.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
q hul' Seb6ree.

Siele SOrperidait bel6loB in Der am
Wtontas absebaltenen Yeriammluns,
bic Siberbeit bes Shasmeiiters Barter
BON 100000 auf S150,0OO III erbOben
uno leine Gommiiiion, Die bisber Il!
Rrojeut bctrug, auf 8ro;eHt III rebus
;iren uuO Siuar ioll bic 0tebuftiOn pom
9lnian9e leineS 9lmtstermineS in Strait
treteu. Wtebrere Wiit9lleoer warcn
III @uniten elmer Yerl6iebun9 Der
Sade, ais aber Wslib eineu biesbe;iiss
lihen Sorl6lag mahte, sins Oerielbe
nit I 9e9en IL Stimmen perloren unb
nit Der slei6en Stimmeniabl wnroe
baum mic oben ab9eltimmt.
SefretGr SellOmS perlas Ieinen Sab
resberi6t, laut melbem $3.50, ,342 .93
perauSgabt muroen pom Der @elammts
lumme uon 1864, ,nS5.00. $40,21S.S9
purOen fir Die neue 9O6i6ule unO an'
oere Sauiwcde perauS9abt uno betreiien
nibt Die Scwilligun9, ionoern fommen
inter Die ueueite SonOauS9abe.
Sei Der 9ieuOrganilation Der 9e.
bOrOe gewann bic Jog. @ibbonspartei
ben Siee,. inOem nit rinem ltriften Bar
teiuOtum SObn @ibbons als Braiioent
y. .. 6ellomS ais Sefretar uno Dapit
$. RceOD ais 9lnwalt wiebererwabll
wurOen. Die Sade siHs wie an
Sbniir6en ab uno na6oenl man nod
Suleet beIbloHen bate, bic bisberiger
0ieseln wieoer in Strait treteu 3u laiien
bcgab it'd Die 9ebOroe na6 Dem ct
Gbarles Sotel, no YrdliOent @ibboni
ein Santett arranSirt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-25
Waune @ountu.

SunesbaIe.-Die perlhiebenen Pfer.
bebei6laser bss Counties bielten am
Wtontas bier cine Sisuns ab, Orsaniiir:
ten ii6 unb traten oann benz 9tational.
perbanoe bel. @ine anSabl Wtitglieoer
oeS YerbanoeS aus ben umlie9enoen
Stdoten Waren Susesen unO ertldrten
bic Yortbeile Der 8ereinisung.-Or
Otis slperp muroe am Wtontag 9taht
in ieiner S8obnuns an 8sit Farf Ctr.
I'M sllter pon Sc Sabren bonn Gobe
abberuieu. Der 8eritorbene sablte Sll
unieren berpOrrassnoiten SiirSern unb
mar Elm @rfinoer BON Huf. @r miro
pOn Der Satin unb tiini Sinoern iibers
lebt.-Dis 9roBseidworenen oes @ouns
ties werocn am uGditen Wtontag Suiams
mentreten uno oas 9erift wiro am z.
Dtdrs anfausen.-Sn unisrem County
liub 46 Npplitationen fir @etrGnfeliien.
len einsereitt morbeu. bon mel6en %
aui SonssOale Borough entiallen.