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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-11
Saturday, the 18th day of December. 1s9l.

AZ II o'clock, a. N, at the 'front.' door OF the
Court House of Mason county, West Virgin-
ia, sell To the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, situate in Cooper Dis
-trict, Mason county, West Virginia bound
ed and described as follows: Beginning al n
stake in Robert Lutton's line and with snfd
line =. %. % poles to a stake poles from a
pine, thence w. 53s Z. 50 poles TO a white oak
thence n. COZ w. l5 poles 10 a stake. corner to
q . acre tract OF Luther Caldwell, and with
has line to the place oil beginning, esfIrnafed
TO contain 80 acres; and also "a certarn other
tract, bounded as follows, to-wit: Begfn-
ming NJ a stake, corner 70 Robert Clcndenin
and with his line n 90 T. 50 poles TO a stone,
4gs W so poles TO stake in Robert I..IfforlFs
line, and with his line y. 50s W. 81 poles 10
the place OF beginning, est MATED 10 contain
, acres, or so much fhereofas shall be neees-
sary 70 pay on and discharge said note ana
the costs OF sale, upon the following terms
viz Cash as 10 one-thirf OF the IillrcIlas+s,
money and ON a credit as 10 the residue. pay-
able IN two equal payments OF one and two
years respectively, with interest from the
day OF sale. the purchaser giving notes with
good security for the deferred Payments and
the legal title 10 the land being retained ~ =,
inrtler security. H. II. HOWARD,
NoN' H-,W' Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-11

"A LII persons are hereby warned not 10
a trespass upon my lands in Cologne and
Union Districts, In any manner whatever. Il
viii enforce the law without favor TO anyone
Sept. s-aw.-pd. MRS =. COOPER
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-11
Thursday, the 10th day of December.
Trustees Sale.
novII-4w

M Office is hereby given that by ,yirtue of
y a Deed of Trust, executed BIZ I.utf err
Caldwell and Margaret Caldwell to the Iin-
nersigned trustee, bearing date on the 9Th
day of February, 1884, and Of record in the
olnce OF the Clerk OF the County Court of Ma
son County, West Nirginiu, in Trust Deed
Book No Z, pages s5s, &C., TO secure the paw
lnent OF certain promissory note, bearing
date ON the 4th of February, 1884, and due,
one day after date, payable to the order or
Jordan Underwood, for the sum OF Five Hum
dred tf5QOcOl Dollars, signed by Luther C.
CALDWELL; and said note being due and M
paid and being required by the holder OF said
note so to do, shall on
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-11
Commissioners Sale of Valuable
Real ESfafe.

2 y virtrc Of n decree rendered IN the chan
II Gerry cause of sarah f. I.ictwfller, admins
others. vs. Jacob EsietwIller and others, bSf the
Circuit Court OF AIason county, Nest Nir-
undersigned special Comm issioners Will sell
by way 81 public anetioIl, 10 the highest bid
der, NJ the 'front.' door OF the Court House OF
said county, on the
23d Day OF November, 1891,
nt o'clock T.. ~, tho following real estate:
The undivided part OF that certain parcel OF
county aud state, and bounded rs follows:
be5inliing at n Stone on the Ohio river bank
known as Henry Capeiart's farm. tlienee in
n westerly direction i0B feet to asfone. thence
thence Ia nm efsteriy direction 81 feet 10 n
stone at he Ohio river bank and thence nm
the "Lietwiiler Mil Lot, and Is the same
upon which u situate "A fine Touring fnfil.
srii np!hiatees, and all Of which lot lies be-
tween tiie Ohio River railroad track and the
And also one other tract OF land containing
about two ncres, adjoining the above tract,
uate two good frnmc dwelling houses, one OF
which confirms Fix rooms and the other sew
one good ifsitnc barn. This Is al desirable
property. The MIL Is iti-aii respects a good
one and Is IN u tine locality aud does a fine
following si,,''' 80
One-thlri of the purchase money cash In
hand and The residue ia two equal fnsfnlI-
iiSittr VA y rftittt OF ono ana TWO years re-
sl'estiyely- the purchaser giving bond with
good security for the deferred payments .
drawing Interest from the day OF sale and
the legal title being retained as "a further Sc
curity. RANKIN WILEY JIl
CHAS. +. IfGC(i.
Special Commissioners.
X =. mitchell, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF Mason County, West Nirglnin. do certify
thai 1n3isln Wiley Jr, and ghas. T. Hogg,
sale OF the above described property. have
given bond lSefore me as required by law aud
the terms or said decree.
oct 2i-lw. II. =. SITTcHELL Clerk.
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TRUSTEE,S aaLE.

by virtue of the authority vested I'm me by
Ii n certain deed of trust, executed by David
Henry and Martin Henry, his wife, to the tiil-
dersigned trustee, bearing date ON the e! y d,ly
OF May, 1891, and recorded in the Office OF The
Clerk OF the County Court, of Mason county
pages slo and SIG, to secure the payment of "A
certain Promissory note for the sum or one
hundred and Twenty-Five dollars and inter-
est, executed to John Gibson by said David
Henry, and default having been made In the
payment of said note, aud being required by
the owner and holder of said note Ia make
sale of the real estate conveyed in said trust
at public auction, in Point Pleasant, At the
front door of the Court House OF said Mnson
county, on
Thursday, the 10th day OF December,
lS9l, the following described lot ofland, situate
In the town of fo.nt Pleasant, Mason county
west Ntrtstnin, on the first cross street OF said
town and Is known and numbered on the
plat OF said town as part of lot No 3, II It'll tier
and Is the same lot of land conveyed to the
said David Henry by Charles Carroll Ivy his
ueed dated the 9TH day of April, 1882 and
recorded In the clerks office, OF the County
Court OF said Mason county, in deed book
NO. so page -, To which deed reference is
made Tor a full and complete description az
said lot of land, which sale will be made s;fi,-
leet to "A deed of trust executed by IlaYEd
Henry and Martha, his wife, to Rankin.
wiley, dr., trustee, to secure To G. G. Miller q
pronllssory note for $4,000 payable one wear
after date with interest, and bearing date the
20tE day of April, 1891, and recorded in Inc
county, IN trust deed book No. 10. page DO
Terms of sale-Cash.
RANKIN WILEY, JR
hoNI-8W Trustee.
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GuIrAR IESS0NS

AN now prepaied to give lessons on the
Guitar Persons desiring 10 receive in
stfuctlon, can have the lessons given them Al
-hslf MONIES or at my residence Taught by
hote or ear. as desired Apply to
~. MISS AMANDA RISK
rolnt peasant. TfebIs-tf.
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Trustees sale or Saw sTtII.

PY virtue OF n deed OF trust executed by
ID c. w. Cooper, b. l.. Cooper and Mathew
Jacques To the undersigned trustees dated
stay Hlh, lets, and recorded in the County
Court Clerk ONCE. OF Mason county West
Nirgtnia- In Trust Deed Book No. u. page, IS
sSc., 70 secure the payment OF thedebf therein
mentioned upon the terms and provisions
therein specified, and default having been
made IN the payment thereof according 10
the said terms and provisions, aud having
oeeii requ ested b. the "cestui que trust'' and
holuer Of said notes mentioned and described
Ia said trust deed, shall on the
25th Day of November, 1891,
at IL O'clock n. M, sell at public auction at
ne t1 front door of the Court House OF said
,. deson county, To the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property conveyed by said deed or
trust: One portable saw mill q horse Tsytvel.
made BY SCHNEIDER & McNamar what ~
known rs n double mill with attachment for
edglng and cutting Oh, with all other nffach-
nents usually found with such mills, with
log truck for using ON tram road. also one
large pair OF wheels for hauling boiler also
one lumber truck 49,
. TERMS or SALE-CAsII as to cost OF exceuf-
ing THIS trust aud 10 pay off and. discharge
the Two $4,000 notes due May Dth, 1901 IN
eludins interest on same from May. 9th fSdfl
20 n november 9th, 1891, and the flance n tire
PuIcnilse money upon n credit until Afny 9th
lsSz- Bond and security will be reQulref OF
the purchaser, ON the day Of sale for The de-
isrred install nients OF purchase money. and
me titie 70 the property viii be retained ~
Iuftner security until the purchase money -
Inilg paul WA. JINIDE<
octzoH Trustee.
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The Poor Trensnrr.

Secretary Fosters plan for
'brightening up the statement lit
tie" was never needed more than
now.
The monthly statement, put forth
on the day on which several i'm
portant States held their elections,
enior, cs all that has been said
during the campaign of the extrava
gancc of the Billion Dollar Congress
and the dwindling resources of tho
government.
This statement shows an increase
of the net debt during the past
month of more than a million and n
quarter dollars. 1t shows that the
cash balance on hand-after taking
out the nickels and copper cents,
the subsidiary silver and the de-
posts in national banks which Mr..
Foster puts in to swell the total
is only s7,474,036. II shows that if
the a per cent bonds had been
presented for redemption instead of
being continued at per cent, there
would not have been money enough
to pay for them. 1t shows that the
gold in the Treasury has decreased
nearly s5,000,0O0 within the month
while the Republican silver dollars
have fallen in value to less than "a
cents.
This is the showing which the Re-
publican administration of the
Treasury makes today. 1t is a
poor showing, indeed.-Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-11-11

The Cincinnati Post of yesterday
states, that there is small wonder
that Chill is not afraid of the United
States, as she is to day stronger
upon the ocean than Uncle Sam.
The Post goes further and says:
The United State has not single
modern armor-c clad vessel carrying
modern high power guns, and Chill
knows that very well. Until the
cruisers Maine, Texas and New
York could be armed, which would
require many months, we could do
nothing, and with them, including
the old refitted Miantonomah. which
is our only battlc-ship, we could
scarcely punish Chill, defended by
four armored battle.s ships, two tor
pedo boats, two protected cruisers,
and fleet, all told, of 80 vessels, all
armed with modern guns.
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25th Dag Of November. Isal.
TRUSTEE,N NALE.


P4 virtue OF the authority vested In me by
- certain deed Of trust executed Nv - a
rants and Saiiie III. Plants hts wife, 10 the
undefsie ned trustee, bearing date on the ISfIl
usay OF june 1855, and recorded In the Clerks
Once OF the County Court Of Mason county
West Virginia, in trust deed bo0i. No N
iolio - and -, 10 secure the payment Of ave
70 Francis II Sterreft ana otiIers ana ,iefauIt
harlng been made ln the last OF said single
Diilss which u for E1000 and interest nj he
ing requested By the said Francis II. fsferrefr
tne owner and holder Of said single bffI. TO
make sale OF the real estate conveyed in said
tIa 1 desd Il J. T. eictiufiln, trustee as afore-
said, viii sell at public auction on the rlrl
.ses, In Arbuckle district, Mason county
West Virginia, On
Saturday, December 9Th, 1891,
the following real estate as described i'm said
Trust deed. to-tsit- That certain tract OF land
lying and being In ATbuel<le district. IN aid
clstson county on the waters Of Three Mile
CfeeiSs the same being a part Of the WASHING
toil Sserrett land decided by him TO the heirs
OF u W rterretf, deceased, and bounded on
the north By HE lands 81 Isaac long. e1sf
y 5terrett heirs. and on the south I5r lands
o. > 4tnts -Lerreftr deceased. and on tile west
Dy me lands OF Agnes =. Clendiner. and e.eff-e
nntbeo 10 contain -Dinety-Eix and one half
acres more or les-s and being the same tract
OF tand conveyed 70 < A Plants BY Francis
H. a. ard others by their deed dated
tue 18Th Gay OF J une, 1855, save and esceut q
a a.,le OF said land conveyed by said s. A.
fiitnts ana wife TO J. II. Plants bv their deed
Dssssrlng date on the End day OF November
-, and heretofore released by the sid
grantees IN said deed of.trusf.
Terms OF stlIe-cAgH.
oc,ao-,,- J. B. McGUFFIN. Trustee.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-24

by 5000 majority. 81, Boston, OF Lucas
county, who ran on the ticket with Coy
ernor Boies two years ago is also candi-
date for the denomination, For judge
of the supreme court Hon. j. NJ.
Beak, who has served twenty
four years, is again in the field.
His main support comes from the pfo-
hibitionists who insist upon his renomi-
nation, his strongest opponent is Judge
b. q. kinne, several times the Dem mocrat-
lc nominee for governor and lawyer and
legal author of national reputation. For
the first time in the history of the state
there is talk of nominating woman for
state office, that of superintendent of
public instruction. There are over % 600
school teachers in Iowa, aud of these
$4,000 are women. The womans candi-
date for the position is Mrs. Efiie Hof;-
man Rogers, of Oskaloosa, who in 1889
was reelected county superintendent OF
schools in Mahaska county on the Demo-
cratic ticket, although all the rest of the
ticket was Republican, by nearly /, 200
votes. 1t is thought, however, that the
prize will fall to Prof. L. S. Reque, Wis
consin boy, now professor of languages
at Luther college, DEBORAH county. The
opening scenes Of the convention were
characterized by considerable enthusiasm.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-24

Cerrillos Beacon: AS manufacturing
point, no place in the entire territory offers
better inducements, for the finest plate
glass, Iron, steel and brick. The materials
tor all these enterprises are here in mex
haustible quantities. The superior quail
ty of fire clay, within TWO miles of the
town, would be fortune to any concern
that would take hold of it.
Citizen; Governor Slower, Judge
Trimble, A. M. Codington and Charles
Bonsall have returned from their trip to
San Pedro and they report the camp on
the eve of veritable boom. They state
that an additional concentrator has been
put IN by the copper company, and that
active preparations are in progress for
revival on grand scale of the mining
interests of this rich carbonate camp.
The Turquoise mine near Paschal, N.
NJ, is leased by Penny & Co. This mine
has been worked in prehistoric times in
crude manner. Now that it is operated
systematically some very fine specimens
of turquoise have been extracted Those
produced at its present depth being of
much finer quality, better color, harder
and freer from impurities than the gems
obtained from the surface WORKINGS
Sierra Advocate.
Hillsboro echoes: The Dell mine
wagon road was completed this week and |
shipments to the Richmond mill will COM
mence Monday next. X II The |
Richn ond mill started this week on Gar
field ore, of which there is a sufficient
quantity on hand TO keep the min busy
until July |. Lannon & Ryan |
are about ready to make another ship
ment of Happy Jack ore. The
Garfield will ship carload of concen-
trates and one of first-cass ore this week.
Il \ The Richmond and the Troeger
mills are both doing excellent work and
showing great improvement in the value
OF the tailings.
Hermosa notes: Assays for the Pelican
group Of mines fer the week ending June
7th, 1891. Ounces silver per ton, 1871;
ounces silver per ton, 346; ounces silver
per ton, 1876; ounces silver per ton, 452;
ounces silver per ton, 902; ounces silver
per ton, Al. A shipment of twenty-four
tons of ore from the Pelican group OF
mines, on June 5th, averaged 300 ounces
per ton. Carlton and Linton have made
srtike in their lease on the Eagle mine.
The ore assaying l l,l25 ounces per ton.
Pinos Altos: N. Bell brought up
from the mill on Wednesday evening, 1888
ounces of gold amalgam, the proceeds Of
fifteen ton run of ore from the Golden
Rule mine. Besides the 1873 ounces of
amalgam, there is between two and three
tons of concentrates that will run 60 per
cent lead and we'll in gold and silver.
One car OF the ore has been shipped to
Pueblo, from which returns are daily ex-
pected. The object in shipping the ore
was to find the most economical way of
treating it. A full force OF men are en-
ployed extracting this valuable ore. The
owners of this property are Messrs. Bell
& Stephens.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-24

CONDENSED NEWS.
Silver still stands at $l.O7.

Silver still stands at $l.01.
A cyclone did much damage about
Cairo, ILL.,
Mrs. Blaine, Jr., says her lameness
forbids her ever resuming theatrical life
William Meyers shot Mrs. Harding at
McKeesport, Pa, because she wouldn't
love him.
The Topeka packing house at Topeka,
kas., has failed. Liabilities are $3.50, 900
and assets about the same.
Acting Secretary Spaulding, Saturday,
decided that lottery tickets are dutiable at
the rate OF 70 per cent ad vilorem.
A, 7. & S. f. officials say there is no
truth whatever in the rumor that the
Colorado Midland will be woven into the
main system about October |.
The Woman's Memorial Fund associa-
ton has decided to have statues Of Susan
B. Anthony and Mary H. Hamilton for
the Worlds fair.
1t is reported that Sir Charles Upper
will be offered seat in the Canadian
house of commons made vacant by the
death of Sir John Mckenzie.
Ihe jury In the case OF the six soldiers
tried for the lynching Of J. Hunt at Walla
Walla, Wash, April "a, returned yer.
dict of not guilty.
Frank Melbourne, who is living at Can.
ton, Ohio, has invented machine which
he claims will produce rain at will. He
claims the credit of the recent disastrous
storm.
The supreme court OF Indiana has de-
cided that the legislature had no author
ity to abolish the old state board of agr-
culture. The board will be reinstated.
At the last session of the Kansas Mil
lers' association at Newton, Kas., resoIu-
tions were adopted requesting Secretary OF
State Blaine to expediate in every possible
way the negotiations of reciprocal rela-
tions in trade with the republic of Mexico.
William Leonard, the man arrested by
completely in the gold brick swindIe, for
which Banker Nhette"aore, of Nephi,
Utah, vas bilked out OF $1,000, has fled
suit in the 3rd district court against the
latter for $4,000 damages, based upon
his imprisonment in the county Jail and
his subsequent tortuee with an impro-
vised thumbscrew.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-24
NEW MEXICO MINES.

A railroad between Cerrillos and San
Pedro would open up the richest mining
territory in the southwest.
Three cars OF iron ore from Legal Ten
der hill, and seven from Hanover are
shipped weekly from Silver City.
Twenty-six thousand pounds of ore
from the Flor de Mario mines at Cora
litos, Mexico, came into Deming for ship
ment to the Socorro snlelter.
The town OF Gallup has made remark
able progress the past year. The tax re-
turns from that precinct show that the
big coal camp has increased at splendid
rate.
San Pedro mines and furnaces are run
ming full blast and pay day, the 18th OF
each month, is becoming gala occasion
down there that very regularly sees the
cash on hand for full payments,
The Viola, at Pyramid, has struck a
large body of seventeen ounce ore on the
l50 foot level. 1t was overlooked by the
former management. 1t is sulphuret and
can be milled to proft.-Lordsburg
Liberal.
The Lady Franklin mine at Kingston
is soon to resume operations. The Eng
lish company has been recognized with
working capital of about $4,000. P. Penn
Gaskell, who was here some months since.
is still at the head of the company.
Cerrllos item. The vast deposits of all
the precious metals, as well as iron and
coal, make this the finest location in the
territory for a smelling plant, and the in
dications are good for the establiment OF
such plant yet, this year. Then Ger
rillos will boom.
The new concentration OF the. Silver
Monument Mining ahd Milling company
is nearly enclosed and the engine and
boiler set in place. The company has re-
Gently erected mess-house 20x24. The
structure ls of logs and bullet proof
Black Range.
A three inch vein of silver ore, running
thousands of dollars to the ton, has been
struck in the Pacific No. mine, at Pinos
Altos. 1t seems as if this well known,
old gold mine were about to become
silver producer, and the most famous and
oldest gold camp in the territory were to
acquire new fame as high grade silver
camp also.
Cash Entry crumbs: New hoisting
works have been put up at the Enterprise
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-24
Killed a Popular ian.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June PA special
from Hugoton, Kas., states that Col. S.
NJ. Wood, the most noted man in Kansas,
vas brutally murdered yesterday by
James Brennan. The murder of Col.
Wood is only one of the long list OF TRACE.
dies that have resulted from the notorious
Covers county seat war. This tragedy
resulted directly from the one immediate
ly preceding to it which has become
known throughout the county as the
"Sherlff Cross murder case" The mur-
derer is under arrest. The murdered
man was prominent in the Farmers Al
lance and was clerk of the legislative COM
mittee in the lower house of the last legls.
lature,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-24
Unveiled To-day.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, June 24.-The mon
ument to the memory of the late Henry
Ward Beecher will be unveiled this after.
noon with imposing ceremonies. 1t is
an appropriate day being the 18th ami
versary Of the BIRTH of the noted divine.
In accordance with the proclamation of
the mayor the day is being observed as a
public holiday.
New York-The life sized bronze statue
Of Archbishop Hughes, and which has
been effected by the contributions OF
Catholics and Protestants alike, was form
ally unveiled to-day. 1t stands on the
lawn in front of st. Johns college, at
Fordham. There was great gathering
of priests and members of the laity and
the exercises we're simple but impressive.
Archbishop Corrigan performed the act
Of nnveiling and the eulogy was delivered
by Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-24
Arizona Indians.

Los ANGELES, CAL, June 24.-The as.
sistant adjutant general received the fol.
lowing dispatch from Lieut.. Brett, com.
manding a detachment in Kerns conon,
Ariz dated Areiba Village: "Came to
Areiba to arrest several Arebibas, who
have destroyed surveyors marks and
threatened to destroy the scouts. When
we entered the village, we were confront
ed by about fifty hostiles, armed and sta
toned behind a barricade. They openly
declared their aversion to the government
and a fight was barely avoided. A strong
force should be sent here with Hotchkiss
guns, as l anticipate serious trouble if
the hostiles are not summarily dealt
with"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-24
Iowa Democrats at 1t To-day.

OTTUMwA, Iowa, June 24.-The state
Democratic convention was called to order
to-day in the opera house by Hon. Charles
D. Fuller, of Fairfield, chairman of the
state committee. The call Of the roll de-
veloped the attendance Of l ,033 delegates.
The candidates to be selected are for the
Offices of governor, lieutenant governor,
judge Of the supreme court, superintend-
ent of public instruction and railway COM
Governor Horace Boies will be renomi-
mated by acclamation. For the second
place on the ticket ex-senator G. E. Whit
ing, of Monona county, is in the lead.
He has been farmer for the last forty
years. In 1885 he was the candidate for
governor, but was defeated by Larrabee