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The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

advices from those who are in a
position to know the canal is to be
brought to carrying capacity fully
three times as great as at the present
and this will insure plenty of water for
all of the new idle land on Ash and
California mesas---some thirty five or
forty thousands acres. One of the
contracts was awarded to Utah parties
and there are also several other con-
tracts.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29
The Denver Markets.

Denver Union Stockyards, Oct. %.
Cattle receipts here last week were
the largest of the season thus far
and came very nearly being the lar
gest ever recorded on this market. A
total of 26,000 head arrived and un-
der good demand the market was fair
| ly active from ay to ay. Eastern mar
kets were all lower and because of
this fact the local market went off
some. Right good cattle sold pretty
close to steady with the week before,
but the medium and palmer kinds
were around 15c to zoe lower. Receipts
today we're a little over 10000 head.
There was a good demand, but the
eastern markets were quoted from 15c
to 25c lower and this, caused some
drop here, prices being 1Oc to 15c
lower than at the close of last week.
Good beef steers are selling around
$685. to $6.S5, and fair kinds from Sc
to S6.35. Cows are bringing $3.50 to
Sc for pretty good grades and fair
COWS from SO to $3.50. The demand
10 tACtpllOhdliy ollOh5 lOi NllOiNt Al6hN
COWS and stuff o fthis kind is going
to the country at higher prices than
packers will pay. Bulls are selling at
$3.50 to So, and veal calves at $3.50
to $3.50. The feeder and stocker trade
is strong and the market in good
shape. A large number of country
buyers have been on the market the
past week and the largest volume OF
business ever done here in one week
was recorded. Good feeding steers are
selling largely around $6.25 to $685.,
and extra choice light yearlings sold
last week up to S7.15. Fair steers
are selling from $5.75 to $6.25. The
demand for feeding cows is very fair,
with prices ranging from s4.75 to $3.50
while breeding cows and heifers are
selling from Sc to $675.
The hog demand is very good, but
prices declined sharply at all markets
the past week, the drop being from 81
to $125 per hundred here. Good hogs
are selling from 81 to $3.50, with plain
er kinds around $6.75 to 81. The bulk
of the hogs coming to this market are
from Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming
with sprinkling from Western Kan
sas and Nebraska.
Sheep receipts last week totaled
nearly 10000 head, with another run
of 10000 this morning. The demand
was good and prices holding up we'll.
Good fat lambs are selling from $S to
$S.35 an feeling lambs from $765 to
$8.25. Fat ewes are bringing S. to
$3.50, and feeding ewes are selling
around s4.75 to $5.25. The demand is
unusually good here for all classes of
sheep and lambs, and everything Of
fered is meeting with ready sale.
Never before in the history Of the
Denver market has the volume of
trading in all departments been SO
large as it was last week. There have
been times when more sheep were re-
ceived, and also weeks when more
cattle came to market, but never
time when a larger proportion sold on
the market, and never a time when
such number of all classes of live
stock changed hands
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29
rather champa ruefully pazed >,

Father Champa ruefully gazed on
his last dollar. Money has wings
and house expenses make 1t fly" he
said. YES" said his fifteen-year-old
son, "and some houses have wings
for I've sen many a house fly" "You
are smarter than your old dad, maybe,
my son, but always thought that no
part of house except the chimney
flue."
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29
Baptist.

Public worship Sunday II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Bible school with splen.
did adult classes 9:45 a. IN. Young
peoples meeting $50 p. m. Mid
week devotional service Wednesday
1880 p. m. Bring your bibles. This
church offers generous hospitality to
young men and all visitors,
ALFRED B. PARRY, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

John E. Ramer, secretary of state,
and Walt Thomas, cashier of the
First National Bank of Hotchkiss,
came in from Denver the latter part
of last week driving a new Oakland
six touring car but recently pur-
chased in the capital city. They had
made the drive across the Rockies in
good order and enjoyed the trip from
start to finish. Mr. Ramer owns a
fine fruit farm near Hotchkiss which
he was to inspect during his brief
stay on the western slope.
Contracts have been let for enlarge
ment of the Ironstone canal and work
will be instituted at once in order
that water can be turned in in tine
for crops next season. According to
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29
ST. Luke's Church

Service next Sunday at II o'clock.
Subject of sermon, The Communion
of Saints. Sunday school 10 a. m.
REV. F. NJ. BACON,
Priest in Charge.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

FOR SALE-At bargain, II taken
before November 10. household goods
and AL Kimball piano. Mrs. Dave
Dykes, 11o5 South Main. Phone Delta
164-J.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29
Horses for Ford

To trade-work horses two or more
for good five-passenger or runabout,
at once. o. X. Felmlee, Delta, GA Pal
mer st. AZ
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

Vote for Mrs. Camilla Sanders for
Commissioner OF Finance and Sup
plies Getty Clerk. .)-Adv.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

FOR SALE CHEAP-You rentersi
here is a chance to become an owner.
have so acres Of good Delta county
mesa land with new house. which
have to sell before first OF the year.
For particulars write c. II. Duffield.
owner, 924, 18th street, Denver. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

The Commissioner OF Finance is the
Financial head of the City.--Adv.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

Christian Science.
Service held in the basement OF the
public library Sundays at II a. m. and
Wednesdays at s p. m.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
. . . . = = . . . . . . . 4

Father Bertrand was an outgoing
passenger Wednesday morning for
Denver.
The city taxes in Delta last year
was exactly the same as the school
tax in this district.
A marriage license was issued this
week to Mr.. Joseph H. Harris of
Hotchkiss and Miss Elsie C. Harris of
Cedaredge.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

Vote for Mrs. Camilla Sanders for
Commissioner OF Finance and Sup
plies Getty Clerk. ADV.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

Presbyterian
Morning service.--............-..11:0 90 a. m.
Sabbath School. a. m.
Christian Endeavor... 80 p. m.
Evening Service ...................7:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
REV. ]. II. CRAMPS, Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

The Financial Department of the
City is a business: II takes a business
head to run it.-Adv.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

Vote for Mrs. Camilla Sanders for
Commissioner of Finance and Sup
plies Getty Clerk )-Ady.
The Delta independent., 1915-10-29
AT THE CHURCHES

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The Delta independent., 1915-10-29

To vote for a person, mark a
cross-mark X in the square
opposite on the right Of his or
her name.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
g8eihe oOIlsueem.

Gan Diceo. Col, 2. Sunuor-
Gie gounma.G Gnliforuio.ausitcl
hung purOe eeitern upter Dem iibli-
den GeremonieIl ourb oeS Brdii.
ocnten peri0nIihen 8ertreter, Den
Gdotanltsiefretdr @ilIiam Wlc'
9looo. feierIi6 eepeibt.
Der friibere SdoBanlts Sefre'
tar 2umon s. Gage fiibrte bel Der
Ginpei6ung Den @orIit. bel weIber
ouBer Setretdr D1cglooo and glus'
Itclhlnas .Groiioent Gupioion. @rof
Del Bale oe Solo6or ols gertreter
oes Sonigs bon Sporicny 8ircftcr
Sobn 0nrrett bon Der Ann. .gImericon
llhion iino Gbos. 6. W2oore, 9Srdii.
bent Der Sor Grnncisco'er Hnnoma'
@otific. .AuSiteaane, gnipraden al
oas Hublifum bieItcr. ghidj ncrr
Stoots @ouberneure ipobnteti ocr
9(uSiteIungs gseinmcibung bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Ger SSlam bat tieie @urjeIn IN
oieiem ieItianen 2anoc geihlaaen
Die CRIME SABINE. oie Dor ocn Sii0.
Sboren oes &aufoius entront IT.
wiro baIo aud i'm Snueren 0es @e
birees fpebcu nno rauibcn nno in oie
Siitten, Die bod an oen 6eIIen bdit,
gen nno iopuiidj aus 2ebm unn
frciinoIidem Ired 5uiannieu9e6n.
den iino, pir0 oas Ionnerport ocS
Eropbcteu Ihallen
@s Ifpebte tpie Elm @cbeimniB
iiber oieien Gisgebirsen, Seocr fiibI.
te eS mo fonnte es bod uidt Idacn
iuas es NOR abcr nun miro cS iih
offenbaren: sic Gist6ore oes @Ihnis
iino aoSbef lUeroen iit 1uftbun. iiuo
Ser @eiIt Sdomprs, Der IoIanse
idIief, piro nit Ieiuen Gunoerttai.
ieno SeIoer berporeebeu uie cine al.
les peridlineenoe NoIfe. Gie Berg
D0Ifer peroen Ipie Die er5iirnten @or
gen oes Teret iiber ons 2ano brmi
fen, uHo in ben 6initeruiiien Der ga
rialihIuht, Scr ibredIiditen SdMht
oieier Groe, meroeu bic @ebeine Der
ruiiiihen llnteroriider bIeihcn.
Rouide SABINE oesRropbeten ii6er
aaltaiien oasU2drdenIano, uno oib
es oenen 5uriid, Die es beiabenl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Aponnenieu, be ben sTcnildlen GORE.
lponoenten" ninlt phnfilid uber mreaels
maNIB crgalieH gnb 9rbeicn, ber Office
paggn per EtlepDOn uber i9riitIit Whla
I9eIIEng 80 nMAeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

IuburiL y. g., 2. San.
8um erIten DIAL in ser @eidihie oes
8u1tbansneicns Bee Staotes lino
geitern 73 Str1flinee BON Sing
Sing nnh gluburn trnnsportirt NOR.
oen, obne onB man oenIelben Sci
IeIn anIeete. 8miihen albonB uno
S1rocuic nobm man ibnen ioeor bic
$nnoiheIIen nb. Gs mnhte tciner
bon ibnen Der 9erinh, 6u eniIprin.
gen, uuO lie fomen modification I'M
8uhtbous az gluburn an. Sn Su
rociiie plroe ibuen anlfee uno @e.
bad berobreidjt mos ebenfnlIs cine
yleiieuine mar. Die Strdflinae itoi
teten Dem neiien @eldneniboirettor
BON Sing Sine. Ebomns 80. GB.
borne, idriitIih ibren Iebboiim
2ant o6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
Blutthat i'm cSG6suru.

&uoion DE, Q. San. Ser
10 Sabre oIte s. S. Samin bon bier,
Gin @eteron oos @iireerfrieaes. 6ot
acltcrn Srou @bitmore Die @nttin
ieines 91ohbors @eorae @bitnorc,
eiues Gorners, eridoiien neil tie,
nie oie HoIi5ei i1et, nibt fir i'm
orbeiten mollts. Gr ioIl elIr 8eit
ser Ebat betrttnttn gepeien lem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03


fen oen Eeriern fortnabmcft, Inn in
Oas oricntalii6e glntIib Die 3eiden
ibrer llntiltur ein5ugroben. 9lls
nod Eomnra, Die boloe @onigin oes
ebenialigen @eorgien, bier ibre
Sd1be mo ibre Sfonbpit DerItreiite
ia, ais nod Ser 0entide gooenIteot
nit Dem bofii9en Sdnlter Wlir3a
Sdafip inter ben Ionnenoerbrannten
9erelpdnoen ole EifIis cineneen.
pbiloiopbireno, liebeno un0 trinteno
umberitrid, oo pnren nod goIoene
Gage II beiite lauert Ger triibleliae
5ariide 9nuteneeiit ii6er Der punoer.
iamen Staot.
Sn, punoeriam 1T lie ia nod i'm.
mer, Eiflis, Die SHone; Oie gfuiien
t0nnen iie nidt 10 Ieidt umbringeu.
SD oenfe oes Ieudtenoen Cages, ais
id bon Ger 5eritorten @erierfrItung
auf iie nieoeriab; ,,@eIb rollte mir 5u
5iBeu ser raiiideuoe 2ur,4 Die gan.
&c Souoihaft cine edit aiiatiihe9ano-
idoft eliibte mie ihnel5enoes @olo
IN Der Sonne, Die StoOt lag oa nit
ibren Illftigen Sol5bduiern, Die mie
9ieienDogelbauer iiber. mo neben.
einan0er geihidtet iin0. @riine uno
feuerrotbe ldher blisten, ieItianes
Rauneu 6ine ii6er Der gnu6en Eiefe
uno fine mid mogiih ein. llno me
ten in Der Staot cab eS Oanu oie
buntfarbieIteu StroBeu.Sha
oas Seben Der Teppih. iino &aoren.
9o5are, Die Wbiterien Der perIiiHen
9doer nit pinfenoen6rniien auf ben
9lltanen. ... Sd fam mir Dor iuie
SinOboo oer Seefobrer, gon5 sufaI.
fig in oieie fremOe @elt berihIoqen.
slles WlorgenIdnbilde 5og uno fIog
Oorbei: Moslemitinnen, tief berihIei.
crt Die ihoudueieen @eoreierinnen
nit ibrer mertipiirOieen &oartratt; /;
ole griiIiniiheu 5riihtcoerfdufer. Die
Hieienbol5ihiiieIn nuf oen Shd0eln
beloncirteu, eIattgeIdorene, 5erIump.
te Tntnren griinbetiirbaute Wleffo-
Rileer, oie Iangen Rerier nit ben
IueiBen 2amnIfeaniiben. 3ertuihe
iino S5eueranbeter uno Die itol5en
S6bne Der @erae i'm Hittermantel
Der THerteBfa, Nenu man nber
III sic riiiiiden Stnottbeile fam. ga
idIdferte cincn oie 0eoe cir. Gang
iueiliae StroBen; forbloie O2enidjen;
or1ulihe gorietes. in oenen iih am
Slbeno Die riIiiiden Sffi5iere erob.
LEND betranten. glein Sic Hiiien
poiicn ME in ben aonberforbiaen
Gricnt
ggaS lit aus Ocu 10000 Eentihcn
I'M rniiiiG foufaiiihen @ebietc ac.
worocn2 Sic batten oentihen 8IciB
iuo 0cutihe gIr6eit in Dies ferne @a.
birgsIonO aebradt, nebr ais 20 bIii.
bcn0e Rolonic'n ongelegt Cole lhoni
ite lit SeIcuentboI beiGifIiS) lno Den
~Serren" 10 etiuos pie Orb
itilre uno aud Elm bisHen NnBenful.
iur beiaebraht @ott iueiB. mas ans
nrleren faiitaiiiher 1cutitcn ac.
uoroen it'll gieneiht fommcn sic
oororingenoen Wobnmmeooner and
3nsn ned reheeitiS aIs@6usm nuS
8sfreisr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

8uuabme Oes &anoels NIT Geutih-
Iano erfpartet. Bonn Sdot-
amts-Sefretar 03cslOoo beIellf.
tet.-Su Sdreiben au Oos Sous.
Gomite fir Sauoelsmarine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
s6pieriatsiteu i'm esrDsrte6r.

3uuabme Oes &anoels nit Ceutib-
lono erportet. Bonn S6at.
ANTS Sefretdr @2c9looo beIeu6.
tet.-Su Sdreiben au Oos Saus.
Gomite fir $auoelsmariue.
@oibiugtoM 2. Sanuor. ~
Ger MangI an neutralen Sniffen
Inn Den pieOerauflebenOen Sanoels.
Oerfebr Der 9ereinigten Stooten nit
Qeutidlano tpirfiom 5u betreiben
ipiro in einem S6reiben oargeIegt
peldeS S6osanlts.Sefretar Wlcglooo
an oen @oriibenoeH 9lleranOer bonn
Snus-Gomite fir Sanoelsmarine be.
treffs Der GbGtiefeit oes neuen
ariegsriiifo 8eriideruues-g Bureaus
oes observation-disclosures geridtet
bat. uginige Der Gampfi6iff.@eieIl-
ihoften," beibt eS in Dem Sdreiben,
nofferiren goote, ipelhe idon felt
Idngerer 3eit rutbdtig in einem Sa.
fem gelegen boben, lno einige Oaoou
iino tbotiddlid 10 beidaffen, ouB es
5peifelbnft eriheiut, Oh man ibren
iiberbaupt eeitotteu ioIlte, ioIde5abr-
ten 5u iiberuebmen."
Sdatnmts.S .SefretGr N1c9Iooo err
fldrt oanu meter, oaB oas Griegs-
riiito 9eriiderlngsbiireau bereitS
9eriideruugen in Sobe bon $3.50.
600 auf gaumwonIaoungeu, Die nad
Deutidlano beItimut, ausgeitent
babe. Iieier getrag bertbeilt ii6
auf Sdiffe iiuO 2aoungeu, rno Serr
McQIooo fiigt bier nod bel, ieines
@iiiens itelteu Die rcguI6ren See
1eriiderunos @eiellihoften uidt
mebr @eriiderlineen aus. Sefretdr
g2c9looo fiibrt oom ans Dem geriht
oes ariegsriiifo Geriiderlngs 9ii.
remts nod oie foIgenoen bemerfens.
Dertben Stelcu an:
nWon fam mobl onnebmen BOB
Die amerifanii6en uno oeutiben G5c-
Ieuidofteu aufs gifrioIte bemiibt
iino, bic beitebenoe Situation 81 bei-
fern iu0 glngebote nrf llebernabmc
Der eroBten 2nolmgen 5u foroern.
1ie Oettiden @eIeai6afteu iino ean5
beionoers intereiIirt, in oieier Sim
iidt Oie er0Bten gInitrenguneen su
maden
og4as min Seepcriihcritug anbe-
trifft. 70 muB man on iebr ipobl 5mi-
ihen Sdiffeu na4 oeutihen Sdfen
ruo Shiiien na1 neutrolen Sdfen
nit Der Wl0glidfeit elmer llebermitte-
lung nod 0elitidlanO unterideioen
9ei Der lesteren aIaIie bat Iif Die
Sitlation foIt gar niHt BON ben in
eeipo6nIihen Sabren gednoert. Die
6rahtIGse nad 9lotteroon, Gopen-
bagen umo onoeren norOiiden 91fen
iino tbatidhlid oieielbeL pie ole
leeti1bri9en fir Die oleihe alaiie
bon Sdiffen. llno Der ltmfone oeS
Geiddites in ioI6en @eriiherungen
lit mebr ols eeniigeno, lin fir ir.
eeno cine 2noung einen pniieuoeu
Gnmpfer 5it finoen.
pic Sitiiation BEL @cridifflngeu
nod 0eutidlanO geItaItet iid idmie-
riger uuO man 1T babel nusidlieBlih
auf oeiltide uno amerifaniihe @e.
Ienidoften nneeipieien. Die Situa-
tion befert iib ieooh rapid imo oa-
nit beiiern iid auh Die Marftber.
bdltniiie. 0ie berehneten Sdbe iino
ni9t 81 bod, penn man in 9etradt
5iebt, OoB Die Sdfeu pobin oieie
Sdiffe beItinlnt iiuO, an 4iiIten lic-
gen, al Oenen man iebt Oiele Slider
6eitsporfebrlmeen entfernt Bat, lno
OaB NoBreeeIn an iolhen aii-
ten iinter ben beitebenoen ariegsber-
bdItuiiien beiHabe uumoGIih iein
mHreen.o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
sine stanSaI. .affaire.

Snoianer iolen ii6erOortbeiIt poroen
iein. @ertbbole 9anoereieu
auf Der Heier0otiou Der Grou.
Snoianer einem nit Dem SIeiih-
Eruit in @erbinouug itebeuocu
Spnoifat in Die Sdnoe geipieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Groii @bifnore bate friiber iuieber.
bolt fir &omni &nusorbeit berrih.
tct. @eItern begnb ct Iih nan ID.
rem Snuie ino berIongte, ooB iie
einc 9Irbeit ioiort fir ibn tbue, unO
ais iic ertIdrtc, iie tonnc oie betrcf-
fcnoe glrbcit niAt iofort berrihten,
eridoB er iie. Sie mar Die Wiiit-
ter bon nein Rinoeru, mobon meb.
rerc Sueeeen morcn ais lic bon
@antm erihoIien luuroe.
slbpnnenten, Die ben uSeniIdjcn
GorrcIpunoenien" nidjt pamftlid pOer
nnre9eImGkig erbnlten, iiuO gebcten,
Der Office baSpu per &elepbon Ooer
fhriftIib M|ittbeiEuug sR Hia1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
0nIIda0iannn Ilr NIeInraiItnna.

Y j ica q o. 2. Snnuor. - Der
leoieen WanrD Sheets bon bier, elmer
Sdriitieserin Die bebonptet fe bd.
be iih on ben Sett6iten in Der Drus
derei ser Snternotionol Sarpeiier
60. 100 iie 8uei Sabre lang nit benz
Ablcaen bon Sdrift belhaftiot mar.
cine 9Ieiper9ifhne ause5oacn. mur
DC gcItern 0ertHtIib cine entid)1oi.
euna bon $4,000 6nocIproten eie
leioct inioIee Der oneeblihen gleis
bergiitnng an tbeilmeiIer aorpcrl1bs
mlng. Gs ipur0en in Dem syoIle
mebr ais 30 Druder bernontmen.
bon meIder biele ousioeten. he bot.
ten nieHoIs eebort. Dob lih SuuonO
bel per 9lrbeit IN elmer Druderei ci.
ne Sleipereifhtno 8iige6oecn babe.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-22

is reached. Here the road, extremely
narrow, hugs the railroad around a
sweeping curve. The highway is about
five feet below the level of the tracks.
One of the State signs on the right
announces Warning, Sharp Curve
Ahead" and one drives on slowly to
flnd that the curve is indeed there, but
is not merely 4 bend in the road but
the crossing of the four-track main
line railroad as we'll. It is as unex-
pected as a blow in the face and much
more dangerous.
Condemn Toll
From Harrisburg down the Lam
caster pike OH the way to Philadel-
phia one meets again the constant an
noyance of tollgateS which leave no
outward and visible sign of the money
they collect. on the road surface at
any rate. In general, however, and
barring the small towns, most of which
NOTABLY Elizabethtown--have un-
speakably rough main streets. this
road is the best of any in the section
covered. This is especially true be-
tween Lancaster and Coatesville, where
one can bowl along smoothly up hill
and down dale over the pike and really
enjoy the splendid country on either
hand.
Except for repair work, indeed, not
much bad surface is found il one
wishes, as the writer did. to avoid
Philadelphia itself and take the route
back to New Jersey through Devon.
the Chester Valley. Valley Forge, Am
bler and Danghorne. Indeed, the nine
miles or so of perfect surface from
LsnEhorne to the bridge over the Della
ware at Trenton almost convinces YOU.
against your Judgment ripened by ex-
perience. that they know how to build
ALL"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-22

Wenrick, public road from Gratz
to Berrysburg.
Lower Swatara township House of
Emma Coble.
Londonderry township - House of Ed
ward KEEPER.
West Londonderry township - School
house at River Road. near Buck
Lower Paxton township = Paxtonia
Middletown--
FIRST , WardwFirst Precinct-Rescue
Second Precinct = Herkelroth's
Second Ward-First Precinct Lib
erty engine house.
Second Precinct-Smith's Hall.
Third Ward-First Precinct - Store
room roo OF Abner Croll. corner Union
Water street
Middle Paxton township -, First Pre-
cinct-Aaron Schaffner's. on sun
bury nike.
second Precinct - House of Michs 81
Sweigart.
Millersburg Borough - First Ward -
Hotel koppenhaver.
Second Ward--Residence of Chester
l. Culp, north side OF Center street.
M'hlln toWnship--Henry A. Romberg-
Paxtang Borough-schooI house, corner
Montour and Swan streets.
Penbrook borough.--Town Hall
Rush ownship-Reiner's school house,
Reed townshipT-New school house on
Royalton borough - First Ward -
Council chamber
Second Ward House OF John c. Hite.
Susquehanna township North Pre-
cinct--Mehargue Store in Front
street. near Lucknow Lane
South Precinct-Pleasant View Fire
GO: house IN Twentieth street near
East Precinct-Progress hotel. Main
street and Circle alley.
West Precinct-Residence OF Samuel
- Haldeman, 3222 Month Sixth street,
SWatara township - First Precinct =
House of Martin Seiders. in New
Second Precinct-Citizens Fire En-
gine house Oberlin.
Third Precinct - Enhaut Fire Com
pany house.
Fourth Precinct-Boyd's Blacksmith,
Fifth Precinct - Rutherford Heights
South Hanover township - Union De-
c. post Hotel.
First Ward-First Engine
house No. G, East End.
Second Precinct--Halfway House. No.
947 South Front street.
Second Ward--First Precinct-Citi-
zens' Band Hall
Second Precinct - Michael Harcle-
rode's, 233 South Second street
Third Ward First, Precinct-Citl-
Front street
Second Precinct-Alieman Bros, 145
North Front street
Third Precinct - House of Penna.
Steel Co, occupied by George w.
Hall. 152 Main street
Fourth Ward - PaXtang Hook and
Ladder Company house.
Fifth Ward = First Precinct = Flor
ence Hotel.
Second Precinct West Side Hose
Company.
Inner Paxton .ownsbin A. Turc+to,,
of North street and BerrysburE
road.
Uniontown borough Public house of
w. Fl. Deibler.
Williamstown borough-First Ward
Public house OF Mrs. Solomon Hess.
Second Ward-Ralph's Hotel.
Williams township - East Precinct -
House of Mrs. Jonathan Hawk.
West Precinct-House of Robert PEN
nell
West Hanover township - House of