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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,

Richmond; VA. Aug. e %, 1906 II
~ SALES AT BOARD 81
Virginia cen,uries-.10o a, 9sh. "a
Virginia Centur!cs--f.0o9 at s5A
Virginia ECenturles-5,bO at ssS.
Virginia 4Centuries--l.tby at e5Ass
Virginia Ccnturics-3V 90 ut OH I575s
Virginia centuries-l,n9 at 9s V. If
COMMUNICATION at a3ts iSjs 3,
sea boa I'd Air Line is--i,ooo at 3D.
n SALES SINCE BOARD. H.
Va. Car. Chem. Co. Col. Tr.a.za p. c.--5. 90 at
1Gzis.
.,,.ATe: sEcURlT,Es. IA Asked
North csrol!na " G. ,,1 1919 A, ~ ~
Virginia .as. New. g. and r.. 1881
Va Centuries. Pa. G. ana r. iJ9l.. s5M yaH
sisAIt.rstrhiy. iHUNDs 3955
Georgia south: and Fla. 1s s. ., 1875 i.
Georgia and Ala Con. 81. lsl5...,.,.Ill2
NJ and w. Ry. Pocahontas 49,. % ~ q
Florida Southern, ls'5.., lG9 g,
'I sTREET RAILWAY. STOCKS.
Norfolk Railway and Light Coz. 70 ~. #
RAILROAD sl'oCAa Par
Atlantic Coast Line "A".,......1o9 1875
x Xtanis e eoas, Line s 81 10
e es.as ssatse and a os'G Fla End
Norfolk and West. pfd.. A p. c...loo 20 .-.93
Norfolk and West com 1s 80 -
North Tor, Gasollnn - 81 co ~ 10 a a
Rich. Fred. and Pot. DIV, Oblis .l0lI 2Sd s250
Rich. Fred. ana Pot p. c. guarloo 39S =.
Senboard Air Line. pfd 100 AN -.
Senboard Air Line. om.........,1o0 .eh -. i
gAMk AND TRUST co, BTOcKs
Flank of Richmond. lAtt Ia q
american National. .......,........lo0 1854 -.
c nfsna s''ss' haas.:,,::::;::, s.
First National =. INSTRUMENTATION 80 80.
Petersburg Savings and Inc....-... 90 3 70 y
Planters National. ..ln $50 ,...I.
Savings Bank Of Richmond. .....l00 20 y.
State Bank OF Virginia. .,-....... 100 157 ~.
Union Bank OF Richmond ......... 70 lS5 ~,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine,.......[s % y, -.
Virginia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % %
5. MISCELLANEOUS 4 III tlts
Old Dominion s. s.. 400 us Sssz...
Va Car. Chem. pfd. 8 r. o.,...,i11 l91 10,
Va Car Chem, com. ...,......,.l0 81 iih
Va. Car Chem. Col Tr. p. c.loo l0i's
west END Land and Imp. Co.,........ y stt..'
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET, i.
BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. ss..SeaPpard AIT
lrns<lHf ,,Ht mn
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no,dne opnera 1O2X
a. ~ ,i,Ia a mi iron Mountain cor,sol 6s... 1l7H
81 .,,,ix md san FRA SEQ fig. 4s....... s9A
e. g. fo,,ia sn,tIwesterr con ............ SAX
g. g ,I'.I H. Ina Observation-Disclosures. 10
s,,, ~. % 05 IA
st hs.n railway 5s. ~. 1lot
T.1as ~ pa iHc lists 12ots
r eiaGn G and western is ........... sb2
tynion pacific ................ 1854
t,,,io,, .t,i r,iic ronv 1s6
IFS Steel End s7H
n.o,,a Oh >ista iI.. ...... ...l.... 49,.
vyatn be i. 72H
Western Md. ~ ~
fsnnn,;.in rsntrai :. o47t
= :, nn,,'Ss gnd serieH 99h
Japan As, cert inca ~
o 1.i.d ind ~ sot 13h
Soiorsdo md ss set Observation-Disclosures. Tx
so,,th srn Paclnc a. list certiicates..,..... s6H
t p, n - r., '',rrE Is ...,........ 1G3 "a
ncnr al Of Georgia srd Inc.............. 79h
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Fl NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-BEEvEs- Recelpts.
slS head; steady for good beevcs !; weak for
others. calves-Recepta. blo head, Veals
about steady: graskers and buttcr1nilks nonl-
throwouts. s4di5 Sheep and Lambs Receipts.
s,l7e head: ma rket steady. Prime lambs scarce.
s3.5Oa6; culls. $2.b0G3 lambs, ss.16gs .62ls.
IIogs-Receipts. i.l66 head; feeling easier.
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y,nia-Iarket firm, at &C. for fancy stock; ma
Chine picked. 2hGahc.: Smelling stock 2A2@c'
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT. OF RICHMOND, VA. Aug. %.
ARRIVED zs-,
Steamer Brandon, IIarney. Norfolk, m ,na
4 Steamer. Old Point Comfort, Graves: James
River landings and Norfolk. mercnandlss a an
passen gers. Virginia Navigation 20. 81 fs53
-, 800 18 js@ IN SAILED. Tn, s t.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. morchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Barge Roanoke, Glllooly, CITY foint ~ a.
wood. }i {f45
PORT Of NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Aug. 22.
n ARElVUpy 4iGig x a
* Steamer Wlndber. Boston,
e Schooner o. II. Brown. Hampton Roads.
Barge Knickertlocker, Providence. III NH
Barge White Band. Providence. as II Il
"a Enrg 0, w. d. Becker, Providence.
t5 FL SAILED.
Steamer Bay Point,,f Boston.
Barge g, r. Skoheld, Providence.
Barge New York. Providence.
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The PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW York, Aug. 2.,-FL!pUK-Dul! and
unchanged Rye Flour-steady, Corn Meal
Steady. Rye--Stcady, Barley--Enll.
Wheat-Firm; No. 2 rod. s?Rc, elevator; OPP
lions closed %l14c. net higher: May, ssA.c'i
September, s6Nc.; Dscemhsr, Sire. ~
t,orn-Firm; No. 2. 6lAc, elevator, Op-
lions partly &C. net Higher. September. S3.ae,;
December. 5l&c. oats-Easy; mixed. 29et.oe
Realistically; cut meats, steady. Lard-Flrm;
western steamed. sSGS.90; refined steady. fork.-
Firm Tallow- Firm. 3osn-Quie. Iurpen-
tine Firm 6a1sa6ic, asked. Rye-oulet' Mo-
'lasse s--FIrm,
81 eady net unchanged Sugar-l2aw steady;
irair refining, s7sGs 7-1sc,; cenrlfugal % test
de-; molassrs sugar, ahc,; refined STEADY. an.
liutter-Stcady; cxtra creamery. 2lhE92c.
chcese--strong; State small colored and white
loa loEc llggs- 81 oady, unchanged !. s. !. I.
Peanuts-Steady; fancy hnnd-picked, sqsAcS
other. domestic, SD5 -. Cotton by steam B to
liverpool, l?Gl7c. Potatoes Irregular Della
ware and Maryland. =, s5apl ,Soi: do southern,
sl,:5Il. 81, CabbaEes-Flrn. unchanged,
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n !!'!!k&SMgN0ito|k&WI||si;st|eII1I /
LLunaE II. 1a,e

5}s}ti E4e5f Juno X, 1906 hit @ NJ
49, LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. j
,s:oo ~ M.-NORFOLK lLIA1irTD. ~ Arrives
M 80, II u: ~ M. Stops only at Petersburg.
WaTerly and Sufrolk. Pay ist' -
,e.o5 "A. ;M.-CHICAGo ExpREsg. parlor
CAT, broller Service Petersburg to Lynchburs
1 4aI,, tsoanokS Pullman seepers Roanoke ts
columbus, Buefeld to Cincinnati: also 4Roan-s
o ess. % Knoxville, and Knoxville to Menlphls.
Sa a. III LT y, Car, Ro1noke to Williamson. RE
M lz I:p y; M. --ROANOkD3 EXPRESS. For
far RI Lynchburgs and Roanoke. li8
. w A.. M.--OCEANa SHORE LIMITED. Ar u
ewes Horfolk $50 r. NJ. Stops only ut Peters,
our1. Waverly and Suffolk. Connects With
steamers to Boston, Providence New York.
ba iSlinore and Washington. 81 ss$g
7: g. r. M.-For Norfolk and oil stations east
~ r. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
pullman e, sleepers Richmond t. LynchburE and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Bristol, LynchburG to-
Ghattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
~ 800 z M. ST. LOUIS EMPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke! TO
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car. u
Trains arrive from the West !:42 AM a;os
and $50 p NJ. p sE 81
OFFICE No. sss East Main street.
w. B. &BEY1LL.a 5s$ c. III. DOSLEY.S5g3l 20
Gen'l. Pass. Agt. u Dist Pass. A9t-i3ii@t
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NAVAL sroREs.

WILMINGTON. NJ G.. Aug. 22.--ssPlRIrs
TuRplSNTN R-Frm eoG ressipts 6 casks s.
rolls, lAr-Firm. q bdi receipts. = barrels.
Crude ntins-Etrn, s9.b9i and ft,sa re-
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 22,--TuRPENTINE
Firm, olc,i sales, ,26s casks; receipts, ;l47;
shipments. s5l. Rosn-Ftra; sales, APPS bar-
rolsi receipts,S As55i shipments. 1910. A., b.,
g $3.50 s,ai p 81 q; ~. $3.50 y, s,s5; & 9.
M.s6;s M sis5i II, sa7sl VI. q. sl.75; ", ",
5.25. " = IS -, {.
TINE AND no slNE-Sothlnx doing, L
4 X COTTON SEED OIL MARKET, Z.
y NpW YORK Aug 22.-C.atton seed oil
steady. with fair businessi prime crude,
2sNa3oc,; on summer yellow, nominal; prime
while. s?1sSc, Il prime winter yellow, S2&lssp
( ppTBRsBURa PEANUT hARISI 9'r
(Eeportsd by Hodgerg. McCabe y iCo.l
y PETEh sBURG. VA, Aus. s2-PE.ANuTs
Spanish. Market nrp1 AZ ~ a Der PushsI Ylf,
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33 Dot. SIS s.s7M $50 s.s.A
Cash qnotatons, we're Is folows; Tlou ,aN
Gs0lac.: No. 2 corn, 5iAc.; No. yellow. DOC. !
No. oats 2aAc No white. ~ ~, aIh ~ IN, ~
Ing barley. 37as7'sc.: fair 70 choice mailing,
4ya44c: No; max seed sl.M; No 3, Il lRnoorth.
pork per barrel si4,s594.p; lard. per lC g
pounds s7.s5; short ribs sdea uooss): Ss, ,a,s
s,ss: short clear sides (boxed, $3.50 ay.l.a.
Nhlskey basis Of high wines sl,2s; clover,
contract grade. sl2.2s. Bu,ter-Flr m; cream !.
cries, 17Io1c.: darfes 1t4l1sltc. Eggs-Firm at
mark. cases Included. lsAalsAc. Cheese
Easy. ilG1lhc. II
81 BALTIMORE, Md. Aug 22.-FLOUR-Quiet,
unchanged. Wheat--FYrmer; spot contract,
SSiMdslEc.: No. 2 red WESTERN s2hIsaac.;
so,ithcrn BY sample, CoIsoc Corn-Easy spot.
5s!iaos Nc. ) southern white corn: 5sasoc, Oats
new No: mixed Ss sp2se' r,. Eye
Strong unchanged mia ton sas9s sS cream s
checse--s teady. unchanged, .ilAai1ae Sugar
Steady, unchanged. t ss5s3.5
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Small Suit Entered,
u, +ho raw and Equity Court yester-
daY suit was Instituted by PSI ii, Telspr
vs., /, GO, y. Pearman for $500, me mae-
ter Ia contests ed, ---...
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CHICAGO, Aug, 22,-The influence OF Rus
SIAN crop shortage reports dominated the
Wheat arAst hers aayahleng prices q ss az
ten,ber corn Is Mc higher, Oats made q
net gain Of Sc. Provisions are IN !, ~ llSe,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTSBURG, Z Pa,
Aug. 22.-CAT1TE-R Receipts. light, steady;
choice. s5.+ol6G0 prime. s. 70. ttogs.H e.
ccIpts light, slow; prime heaves, S6s9g6 90;
medium S. 5o4lv.65; heavy and light yorkera,
sGs5els05; pigs, is1ssoi roughs. S5dS co. sheep
Receipts light; market STEADY prime wen .s.
Aa7.4O veal calves, 80, 7e7.eS.
CINCINNATI. O.. Aug aa.--HoGS-slow;
butchers &c. 900. So; common. &D8. Cattle
steady; fair to good shippers, S4+0Qf4So; com
mon. s2die.76. sheep-Strong. SETS 14.60, Lambs
Strong, S547,75. f
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+ Cotton, quiet: mIddling. l1.o5c gross re-
ccpts 90 bales: sales, 1gt bales: stock, 1R-
0ao bn les: Continent. $500 bales ,3,f \. H. &.
bales; export to Great, Britain 20 bales; to
the Continent 10, eo3 bales; to Japan. .43 bales
stock. 32+3ss bales. So Z. "A. a y -.
bales. EXPORT To Great Britain, 20 o54 bales; TO
the Continent 10 css bales: to japan - bales
@ Total since September ISL at all ports-N ",
receipts l0112ss bales: export 70 &, Great br'-
tain 6;s 20 balcs TO France, SIS. 307 bales 20
the Continent 3.a57.59 bales; TO Japan, 81, 81
bales 10 Mexico e9,i52 bales 8g4i
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Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending August 2lst: IA 4.
Best steers, aN9sc. lo. Q. extra snttt 9
fair. 3M d31c. : best hciters, AZ a. Soc medium
u good. sst94tc.: common to fair. ~ Is. .,
old. rough cows, l,sc. bulls. "a 3c.; calves.
5hI6lsc.: n few extra. 7c.; cows and CALVES.
sHGSp40 per head
Lan,bs-Best. 6aTc.; fair to medium 5151tc.:
poor lambs, 3I4c.; fat sheep so &C.; common.
sG52Hc.; stock cwes, S294 per bend.
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Sbw ORLEANS, Aug. aa-coTToN-s Spot
cotton steady and In good demand sales, b2o
bales. Including la5 bales to arrive. Quota
lions 10 40. -,
points 10 on The improvements In Liverpool
and New York. Bull opera tors 'boug NJ freely.
causing an advance OF leI1s points When the
started a selling movement. driving the mar
ket down 10 points. In the trading November
Opened at 1915 sold down TO 10. 70. advahCeu
market closed quiet within a few points OF
the iowsst of the session. with prices net
'y Cation futurps we're steady: August. lo.5+c.
hid September l0.69alo.71. October, 10 O.. 1sp
1917; December. l0sl; January. ~ SsglO.S9;
February. l09i1l0.05; March, 1l.ooglLos' Il
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Spot cotton closed quiet Is points advance &c
MiidIing upIands, HOS: middling gull, II. 20
gales. 1aC bales.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

isalese at Union Stock Yards
.75E5@ Richmond, Va. Aug. %. 1876.
Report OF the live stock market for the week
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
line. com, and pfd not quoted,
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III. s. retunding a. registered ~. ...... 1o4N
IT,. S. refundng ~ coupon /. ..,,....... 1oisa
s.. AZ, registered I. . !. Y. lo3s
u. IS. az, coupon. . Z. . I, :. 1ta31
III ~ Now A. stored . ....... 1913
III & New Az colrO1 ., . 1S3 =
III s. Old t4B rcsistered. lG4
IT, g. Old Is co bon I04H
American Tobncco Az certificate icy
American Tobacco Cs, certificates. .,..... 1l6A
Atchison general ..............,, 1D4h
}Atchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures, g3,s
tAtInniic Coast line As 4. 4. 1OcR
baltimore and Ohio s4s lo51s
Iajit1,ore ana Ohio 3lts... aJ4
Central OF Georgia
Central of Georgia Ist Inc. toffercu) ....3 90
Central OF Georgia ?nd rnc. n! I. ssii
4t.Assapeake ana Ohio sisx 1le>:
Chicago and Alton $751;. s9A
Chicago. b. and Quincy new 4s......... lo llas
Chicago, X. /. and Pacific r. II. 4s........s s3H
Chicago, II. /. aud Pacific n, r.. col. bs... s6ls
O. Il, CIand ST. Louis gen. n. ......... loa3i
f(.htcpr - Terminal g. Observation-Disclosures. IS
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against C0l last year. and at Houston. 9. SOB
I bales. against 1906 last year. Ess
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
Under New Management.

p HERALD readers will note the lad"
of the new Meeker Mercantile Com
pany, SUCCESSORS to the Coltharp
Mercantile company, appearing in
this issue. The officers Of the new
corporation are as follows:
President-A. J. YOunker.
Vice PRESIDENT. p. Craig.
Secretary and General Manager
George NJ. Lord.
Treasurer and Assistant General
Manager-Lee Peterson.
Messrs. w. A. Keller, l.. s. Bloom
field and f. J. Wiisan, together with
the officers named, form the board
of directors.
The new company is only new in
name. 1t Is al old and we'll est,ib-
lished concern broadeded in scope
and strengthened by the addition of
several substantial citizens to it's di-
rectorate, all of which is a guarantee
of success.
In addition to the managers named
above, Mrs. Tom Castiday will have
charge of the dry goods department,
and George Aicher of the meat and
provision department. Both are hard
to beat in their respective spheres.
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Star Mail Routes.

Following are the star mail routes
centering in Meeker, and on which
the postofiice authorities are adver-
Using for bids:
Rifle to Axial, 81, 400.
Meeker to Rangely, $i,395.
Meeker to Buford, $500.
BIO Blanco to Sulphur, 1915.
Axial to Thornburg, 1925.
Rangely to Jensen, Utah, $3.50.
Axinl to Maybell, $974.43.
Maybell to Ladore, $2s3. SO.
May bell to Lily, $500.
The compensation in most cases is
too low. for the service, but Uncle
Sam is good pay and large numbers
of people nre willing to serve him at
very low salary.
Bidders on these routes must all
live on or mt either end of the route.
They must also deliver the rural
mail to people living along the route
free of charge, provided the persons
to be so served comply with govern
ment regulations in the matter of
mail boxes.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

ing over his interests here and brief
visit with relatives and his host of
friends. We hope Mr.. Witter will
bring his family with him and stay
longer next time.
Mr. and Mrs b c Howey are home
again after lengthy stay ut Glen
wood, where Mrs Howey tried the
vapor baths to good effect, and her
many friends in this county will be
glad to hear that she comes home
much improved in health.
DIR and Mrs Dolph left for MOntrose
Tuesday where visit will be made
with the old folks, after which the
doctor aud wife intend proceeding to
Scranton, Pa, to locate. The young
doctor is fine dentist and will build
up IL good practice wherever he To-
Gates.
Ed and Mrs Hall left on Thursday
for Paonia where they may locate
for time; should they do 80, The
HERALD colnmends them to the good
people of the promising Gnnnison
town, as Mr. and Mrs Hall are among
those designated rs 1.-The salt of the
earth"
RH Malone and son arrived from
Denver Saturday and were located
on II choice hunting spot near Sleepy
Cat mountain by Perry Spurlock.
Mr. Malone is receiver for the wreck
ed Fidelity Building q Loan associa-
ton and working hard to save some
thing for the deluded borrowers and
investors In that concern. He ranks
ms one of the ablest and most upright
business men In the state.
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.COAIIl
In exchange for hay and grain,
or Cash. AS good as the best
coal on the market.
Sulphur Coal s :s.5S d Ct Ssns
Ordinance No. IS.

AN Npn,uaMrr r,.,,,t,t, ~ r.
NN ohciNsNSE EstupIshihs the rlre
Limits OF the TOWN OF MEEKER and
providing certatn regulations In rpgnrd
tnE,ras u,tl,n H.. c,,u,,,,,.,a r,.,.,t
~ ns' ""'"i 'ho .orPorh'e LIMITS oi
snid Town.
lie 1t Ordained by the Bonrd of ,rr,,s,ees of
The Town OF Meeker:
S,,r,,v, an, a., .,.
f.na, Il ~ " ~, ~. ,rreir!'oIS Witnin Ine
10 ,,,,, ~ H. II ,o NV W., ~ :" eher sui.n
sr.rr,rn = ~ NJ ,,ti,t., t.s vi sisu LoM s.
,'.,,,,. ~" p",u,s VI p't u u pnHu.
,r,ad - "u.uu , vi wtu, .ni hefeaHer "
u tii, u. . snnstruG.en wilnin we saiu nre
he s,,d Az t,,,, io ' se rom Win.
ti, H. ~ .'u ~, n'ntS ,. Hur snui my suGn
Dnliaing OF partoi 2 building, within the said
~ ,, oI ,is,seu. tuhrgeu or removed 70
.i; o,'ct piato Wi,hln tne sain hie iimits.
,,..''h 'nH uisen. ~ y hl.lority oi III me
i,n'' ~, r ."uteu at uuiy hppoihieu 10 the
~, y, !, \ ii,Su ti.V.hp meri ootnhcu
i ~ ,,,su ~, ,u tp,'u ., trustees rexu-
~, , .'iu s1.eu ana entered on the
. VI tur suiu Hoitru.
any person person desiring 70 OBTAIN such consent
snhii pctlt'on Inc sa,u board in writing,
s s.s .ne KIND Oh building 70 be erected or
,r"iu'su tne purpose iof whlch the snIne Is
10 ne used, inc SIZE ana dimensions OF the
i ntW structure ana Inc iot ilnd block whercon
sne s.iiia Is 10 DC erected or To which II IL to
DC i ,r ,..si.,,
Any person VIOLATING any OF the provisions
OF th,s section shall be deemed guilty. OF u
!, and upon conviction shall be
nned IN a sum not less then Ten Dollars nor
more u tntr one huhdreu Dollars and costs OF
i.,.un nhu every tWehty-iour hours thnt
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Ordinance No. Sc.

AN ORDINANCE to Regulate the sale of In
toSiahting Liquors within the Corporate
Limits of the TOWN OF MEEKER, md
within one mile beyond the snid limits,
and providing for the Issuance OF Licenses
for the sale of such Liquors.
BE It Ordained by The Board of Trustees of the
Town OF Meeker:
SECTION !. The Board of Trustees of the
Town Of Meeker are hQroby auiIIgrizpd 10
grant licenses for the sale OF spirituols
Ninons, distilled and malt liquors within the
corporate limits of the Town of Meekcr and
WITHIN one mile OF. the outer boundaries OF
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07
COMING AND GOING.

Luther Denls0n and bride came in
Monday.
Jesse Rassett Of Angora, looked us
over Wednesday.
Harry Rawson OF Buford was D
town visitor Tuesday.
d d Ferguson Of Thornburg was
seen on our boulevards during the
week.
Henry Kurz of the Hulett 4 Tor
renee outfit, made his annual visit to
town this week.
Mr. and Mrs ] F Wilson Of Thorn
burg, autographed at the Meeker
hotel, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs w H James and Wal
ter james of Axial, registered at the
Meeker hotel early In the week.
The Malone party were only out
three days and ''dad' got lO-point
and "Dick" Jr a fine l2-point buck.
Mr. and Mrs F NJ Taylor and Mrs
E G Stimson of Denver, and Mr.. d
r Carson of Bufofa registered at the
Meeker hotel Monday.
William NJ Greene came in Satur-
day, and, in company with his son
Win, will have charge of the Meeker
Flour mill during the coming run.
Fritz Carstcns and partner, Billy
Cunningham, We're town visitors last
Saturday. Fritz being in to pay his
respects to his friend, Judge Slim
son.
Mr. and Mrs j A Blair and Mrs
Hubbard departed Wednesday for
Denver and other points east of the
main range, where two weeks Will be
spent.
Homer Golf piloted Drs st Clair
and Schiele of Cripple Greek into the
''buclskin belt during the week.
and, needless to say, they got all that
was coming to them.
Mr. William Hayes and sister, Mrs
Burke, departed Monday, for their
New England homes after pleasant
visit here with their brothers, the
Hayes boys.
Mr. and Mrs f 7 Wolverton of
Wolverton -on the Grand, accom-
panied by Mrs Hammer Holden, pas
sed through Tuesday, bound for west
fork of Williams Fork, on a hunt.
Fred House departed Saturday for
n visit to his old home Mt Mt Starl-
ing, Ill. On his return to the West
Fred may open up a business at
Grand Junction or go on to the Coast.
Judge Stimson of Denver, who has
been enjoying an outing ut Taylor
lodge on North Fork, was called
back to the capital city Saturday to
attend to important legal matters.
Mrs S + Wetmore and Miss Bertha
Wetnore left for Salt Lake City last
Saturday. Rumor has it that Miss
Bertha will figure as the main per-
sonage in ii very important function
there.
George S Witter departed Satur-
day Tor his Illinois home, after look
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

The squash raised this season by
Charley Thompson in his garden
west of the school house are II good
sample Of the productiveness OF this
section. Some OF them will weigh
twenty pounds apiece.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

Harvest thanksgiving We're held
at st. James church on Sunday last
The church WIS handsomely deco
rated for the occasion, and there
were appropriate sermons and ex-
cellent music.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

The flour mill started up this week
for the seasons run. w. NJ. Greene
will be miller in charge, with viii
Greene as assistant. Jack Knapp
will be engineer. During the sum-
mer Mr.. Knapp, who is an expert
millwright, overhauied the plant
and 1t Is now in fine shape.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

The creamery building will be To-
cated at the southeast corner of
Eleventh and market streets. The
site is n good one as it affords con-
venient drainage. into the river at
this point. Work on the structure is
now under way.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

Harry A. Smith rode Pinears at
the Hot Sulphur Motfot Road cele-
bration week before last. Since our
Denison broke Pinears everybody
seems to be able to ride that well adj
vertised animal.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

Harry Golf came mp from Rangely
Wednesday and reports that Il heavy
rain visited that section last week.
The down-pour lasted twenty hours
and the river AT his place (tiftteen
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

The shelving and counters for the
Dikeman & Robertson drug store has
arrived. All the furnishings are
swell.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

4. II. Holland has purchased the
i. A. Brown place on Coal creek
mesa. Here's the groundwork for
one of the best ranches in the county.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

miles below Rangely) rose eight feet
in few hours. The Douglas creek
bridge was carried away; also the
bridges over all the arroyOs below.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

Rev. Father Drummer will arrive
in Meeker next Thursday and will
hold services at Odd Fellows hall on
Sunday, October 10Th, at 10 a. IN.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

John F. holland and Lanphier
Bros, of Leadyille, have purchased
the 7. X. Kisinger ranch on the
Coal creek mesa. It's fine place
and the new owners will improve it
Inuch.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-10-07

Mrs. Miller is back from Denver,
after an enjoyable outing at the
capital city. The Miller house was
opened to the permanent boarders
last Sunday and will be ready to re-
ceive the travelling public in few
ilaYS