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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

opana Dnpk1s Wan Asslu< - uasarta-
1919 H1onooG&

opone nap41s Wan Aaszs< - uas~ssa-
1870 Hsenees&
-. ~. poaGlAs. Of Hecia. Ihoun
coanay. s u. Is IN The city soliciting
I'D Tor the farmers al south Dakota
4 statement of the condition ct three
farmers and the causes that produced
il u ~ follows:
last year our crops we're uaiseratay
poor. but owing - ms laFse-hesrted
benovelenos Of . generous peopls-
both IN and outside the ssAts-ths con-
alteration given " BY eur raalroadss
and the energy Of many Of our pneiie
men, ne have managed 70 live through
the year. This year. Ne regret 70 sAy.
the failure Of our crops from drouth
has been more eompiete and disnstSous
than ever before some farmers ~
eelse Two or three bushels Of wheat per
acre, some do not get back ~ much -
they put into the ground, and many
have not harvested . angie
bushel ot anything; osts. pota-
toes, cora. and other crops have fared
equally - bad - wheat. and indeed
worse. The consequence Ut these two
seasons Of failure 10 that Ne have
reached the iimits Of our neans. We
have mortgaged everything upon
which money can be raised, and today
We md ourselves utterly destitute Of
food. seed, grain, clothing. fuel
or other neceNaries Of life. We have
not even mcans 60 leave the state, II
we were 90 disposed, and unless aid
comes TO US from some source there 10
nothing for US but cold. hunger and
DEATH"
He brought letters to the mayor.
which caused Mr.. Uhl 70 write the fol-
lowing:
Mayors OFFICE,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
The bearer, Mr.. J. w. Douglass. has
presented 10 mo letter from J. H..
Fletcher, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, aud
president of the relief organization of
the State of South Dakota, together
with . letter Of Mr.. A. p. Moore. Of
lonia, fsther-in-law of Mr.. douglass.
lie come To Michigan 10 solicit aid for
the destitute farmers of North Brown
county, South Dakota, and am con-
WINGED he represents worthy cause,
and one which SHOULD commend itself
70 all people. Respectfully,
EDWIN F. UHL,
Mayor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

Simply apply ''swATSk's OINTMENT"
No internal medicine required. Curse
letter, eczema, itch, ali ersptloDs on the
face, hands. nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear. white and healthy It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by no other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SwAYxE's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
Last Chance 81 bargains in Hats and

Nice Velvet Hats, all trimmed, for
81 %, $1.50and 800. Trimmed Beaver
and Felt flats for $l.25, $50 and sl.75.
All Hats, trimmed or untrimmed, will
be sold regardless of cost Now, this
is the last chance for the public to get
cheap Hats or Bonnets, as I have to
close up very soon tor refixing the
store. Call at once and convince your.
self of the above facts. at q Canai-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

The doctors are al Liable to be mis-
taken. They we're IN nay case. II
cost me 500 90, because they said
rad the heart diseaae. and then tod
me I must die. GRANDMOTHER &asd a
vas Liver Complaint. and 800 worth
OF sulphur bsfters cured ne---Jennle
Poor. Rockport, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

TIE inn az go n Dol1os court W
s.~.s.x .sxar.a.., -. :, -, taatn
-.
stt1snsss czvsoeo eno etepPeA u%>
one auother's TO- and eot cfom aboo
IL. Each enc <,f = half aozen sxtornc<1
49, 60 49,. - -. ~
astcna "a ana u MAS Anoank ~ nets
that the Opinions 81 ali differed ON
oueueao,.s al ns~osdenoe ana as3,onrp-
-. s'--.- --.----
a' sea''< ~ 49, " - s'e.'S
CERTAIN case adjourned. he ~ once be-
came = xeaious pioakief Tor aacanarso-
dating elasticity ana mobility Ia the
courts ruiex. lie thought the coneen-
ienoe of tie attorneys wns almosl 90
ancpod e tie natural uEhts of lnon.
But ia sho very neat case. il he he'd his
Glenoanes on hand, aud his e.oououoo
bottled an. and wanted % 20 e. tr1Ai,
then he became infinitely iultntcnt af
thone dzstreaSlnr deloeA Ia oae broaah
the uroseeutinR attorney would an
nouncs Me discrimination % have these
cases tried promptly the very day they
are eeS for. and then the opposing 81
torneys would eef hot the other Way
In the next breath. the prosecute
wouid discover that he could not nro
reed with CERTAIN cases without tom.
DELAY. and then the oppoeing counssl
would Get iust rs hot the other way.
Hut no blows were dealt, and the jais
Will be broken In q day or two, ans
ever oouy WIZ Scl siso 'Hs' n~f n'~
s. sa ~ ., s sas s, nsr m,k IN ~
sesss.r., - re ,s,, ~ss RE txa 8sxs
o s'.ss.ss.s - h.-,ns~s ,s,.s faIle~sc
Indss mni,ses, illness
's1s0 Ao'
"a -. =, s,.oor.sno.
Nos s.ns" s'a s
".s us1e. ,alinee sessees ,s.ss
a 80. snu1n 1880, "as - III, 49,
ra',ls :, - ~ - la 10, 49, az ~
sa vusu nsss ~ w:,nsss ~. TS ne Vs. ,hs
SUM .'nto ~ .an 49, 80 49, u ~
souis. =. aiio No ..s.,'. "a 80.
,a,d a. u s,e en 20 h,s rscass,y o - NJ
s9lu Nle ssoi % lac ~ -
s.eos ss - ss.s;.s's. 49, saa.
skns aeasu s s.,sa.h''y A..
la sue.' "nen .e ss 49, ~ -
ln1a IsksIu.s .s So a'ls,
s4ei wig me- n .',s -. - -
81 Es.affxr kx ros.-
Nno"Icuse y. "' s ~ -.
.anoeu 'naa .'s ue s see $3.50 sss .1 49, -
.sn'ase .nen ns eoI jill, oi'. 80. &c. .n 49,.
toe very i.'sn "no ssole vac
anu anu soau !. ~ nei. nen .ae sap'
Tue cas- 'nen went osei " 1n~
noon' -
Notes
The case of Gland Scott. deadly as
sault. goes over 20 February A.
Three druuks went 10 iail. one Tor
ten and two for twenty dsys. and one
drunk paid & IS.
Cornelius DeRyker was arysiened on
4 charge of larceny less than IS. His
case GO over 70 SATURDAY..
Two sturdy becqars whom the law
calls vaprants were sent 70 iaiI. Peter
DeBocr for thirty DAYS and Ralph Rib
Der for twenty DAYS.
Mrs. Jennie O'Donnell has again been
acting naughty. She was srreiRued on
= charge OF drunkeuness. and the mat
ter will be settled next Saturday.
Police court mas finally concluded 10
let Thomas Walters settle the case with
his wife in the superior court ia q suit
for divorce begun by Mrs. Walters. The
defendant was discharged in the case
of failure 10 eupport his family.
Eu,loldanod NV fha vavards ~h,rh
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

DIR. Camphsll Fair n IN epthnsastic
advocate Of the kindergarten systsm Of
educating children. The svssem has
hem very successfully employed ~ 81
Marks school. He says" little children
of three years and upward can b re-
eseved IN the kindergarten department,
which wood epstse large punbes Of
poor and other mothers TO fsve time 70
work and attend 70 their duises, where
now they ere entirely occupied in car
ing for their children Thus II WI be
reen that the kinaeresrten viii give .
treble advantage, Ct bsnefttsne The
child, helping the mother and support
ing the home. would have . specisl
department for n IN each school build
md. and IN the skseDee Of suifsble 81
commodsti IN ward schools. there
are ssxeraI private rooms - vel 90
scfsoo4 rooms nonneCls6 viii our
churches which could b< cuickly utlliz-
e for kindergarten purposes
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

TIE following csses ct contagious
diseases were reported yesterday;
Mrs. peyrfes, - Barfset&-st-, scarlet
fever: Mr.. Spencer. - Msdisoa-st..
muups; Willie Ross, 1s Massoe-st-,
srarlef fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
ssBy renuest. a French

"By request, a French class Tor be-
ginners will be formed on January ed.
at half pact seven O'Clock p. m, at the
West Michigan Business University.
Address Prof. A. Berard."
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
IN THE CITY.
IN THE CIIfs
Paul G. Landauer to Otto p. Landauer.

IN THE CITY.
Paul G.. Landauer to Otto P. Landauer,
und = int in ~ IT front. east side OF
East Bridge-st.. 40 II west of Kent-st-S 1850
Otto p. Landauer 10 Paul q. Landauer.
und "a of 81 1t front west side Ionia-
ST., leo IL north OF Newberry-st ...-- 800
l. NJ. Weston and A. M. Low to John
Dregge. 40 II front south side Wood
lawn-ave.. S1.5ft east of College-ave-.- 387
Peter Stelma TO Andrew B0rgeman.
J0xi00 cor East-st. and Oak hil-ave 2S2
John Dregge To Luke Lyman. 40 It
fonrt south side Woodlawn-ave., SIS
II East College ave 600
Franklin Barnhart to Reuben Bl0onier.
10 II on west side Harlan-st., about
90 II north of Ilarvey-st-, LOO 1t on
east side Harlan-st.. about go IT north
OF Harvey LOCO
Olive B. Fisher TO A. G. Denison and
Geo. Clapprias. 1873 east side Of Cen
ter-st.. 49.3 north of Fisher ..... 500
Chas. w. Tufts TO David S. and Flor
ence Z. Hopkins. s2H 1t front west
side OF Unlon-st.. about 80 IT north Of
FIfth-ave 1890
Calvin 4. stone to Arthur G. Sprague.
30 II front north side Bates-st., $50 It
east of 1l00
IN THE COUNTRY.
John Bresnahen to Catharine Bresna-
hen. " an = OF see 10. Grattan........ 1000
Atram T.. Beats TO Leroy Fuller. s Il
sw nw1 of sec Is. and On Q
see IL, CORTLAND ........................... Bis
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

Ioose's Red Clover Pie Remedy, i
. positive specific for AL fornas Of The
disease Bind, Bs<esina, Itehsng.
liberated. and Protrudinx Psses--Prxe
&c. For sale by al drHEx -
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

Complexion Powder is an absolute
necessity of the refined toilet in this
climate. Pozzoni's combines every ele-
ment OF beauty and purity.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

In the matter OF tae ssAste OF Car
Frey. the guardian Of the asSnes t'hsd-
ren lied y~tstion fer leave " selI rsss
esxase- FetIfsoo 81 ssnsssi Rounds 20
sisshxrge mortgage
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

The following Is list Of tbs marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residencetwnen outside the city and
ages OF the parties. Ages.
John T. LOOMS; Agnes Kelsey .32-25
Orange ID. Perkins. Lisbon; Emma j. Hun
ford Reedtown. 262b
George +. ketehepaw; Augusta Lawson. .25-l0
William VI. Bell: Emma
Lyman Robinson; Ella -2o-ls
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

The following bursai permit we're
issued yesterday: Heury Grew, 70
summer-st., heart disease, J. A. Low
cry. 55s CharIes-st., pariysss; Clarence
snattey. - sxsh-sst-, 1ns Eestsor,
taken 20 Wexford, Mich; Caroline
MusElar, ~ Wess Erosdssy4sf-, NJ
fanarnatsesn Of tie Igpgs; George Grant,
1ss south Proepsct-st.s nssmsFsno1s
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
Lily white Flour.


Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, IL family fayorite. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

Two for orse-7bs 7f5sstrs-HExksp
and Defyxal Evening sevs fer 524 cents
Ter week. s. III. svIset 81 tslsxhone
Sol.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

Every sset Of LILY WHITE FIoF-E
has a Esrture CT car NIL SoDt genuine
without Is
vArzFY err MB1xgo c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

Why sasfer loresr from scrsfuis. sslt
rbsufn. Y,1rnT,les, fso6is, etc, when ~
taking Hoods savssfarilis you may
~ cured, II a really wonderful
bIos1 rs1rIf5sr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list is furnished by futile Bros. real
estate dealers. Pearlst., over Arcade. Tele-
phone No. 1265.l
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
AMONG THE POULTRY.
[St. Louis Ecpublic.

ISt. Louis Ecpublic.i
GENERALLY, all fowls that feather
slowly are hardy.
WELL-KEpr fowls will commence to
lay as soor as well matured.
If the young chickens are kept free
from lice they viii usually be free from
gapes.
CUT hay or clover, sprinkle bran or
meal over it and then scald with hot
water; this makes a good feed for poul-
try.
WHILE the profits on commercial
poultrs are usually smaller than on
fancy, they are generally much more
sure.
BEEF or pork cracklings, mixed with
corn -ns;4l or wheat bran and baked,
make "a excellent feed for poultry of
all kinds.
If you can not afford to have full
bred chickens purchase at least full
blood rooster to cross with your COM
mon hens.
THERE is certainly no economy in
compelling poultry to stand around in
.he cold mud all day; better keep them
lnder shelter.
GEESE caa be picked regularly every
tx weeks after the first Of May, ard
he feathers secured will pay well for
Tie trouble of keeping them.
RUBBISH under which rats can harbor
should not be allowed noar the poultry
house or yards. Egts Often prove very
destructive 70 young poultry.
NEVER use long, gangling, over
grown rooster for breeding. 1t is near
iy impossible to fill them up and they
never make good table fowl
TIE little chickens that are kept in
the brccdcrs should be watered regular
ly. Give them what they will drink
without getting themselves wet
PEKIN ducks excel nearly or quite all
breeds of chickens as egg producers.
They will lay an egg every twenty-feur
hours after they once begin until hot
weather.
AS A general rule, hens should never
| be fed SO much that they will not
scratch. Better scatter some of the
grain among tie litter and let them
scratch for it.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Time Required to D,rs.. Food.

Two hours and fifteen minutes are required
for dig-sting roasted fresh eggs and raw milk.
Two hours and thirty inmates are required
for digesting boiled cHbbasr, roasted wild
duck and fried veal. Three hours nnd forty.
Eve minutes are required for digesting boiled
beans aud green corn; also, bsiled best-.
Two hours are required for diges.ing boiled
barley, raw cabbage with vinegar, boiled cod.
FISH (cured dry), raw eggs and boiled milk.
One hour is required for digsstin2 boiled
soussl pigs feet, boiled rice, boiled souse,i
trip, and one hour and forty Eve minutes
are requires for boiled sayo. Four hours ars
required mr. disesting fried beef, roasted tame
duck. roasted domestic fowls, boiled salted
salmon, boiled beef soup with vegetables and
boiled veal. Two hours and forty. .fve min
utes are required for digesting boiled salt
beef, f,icasssed chicken, baked custsrd, and
two hours and fifty minutes for raw, sour,
hard spiIes. One hour and thirty minutes
are required for dgssting raw, sweet, mellow
apples baked fresh wheat bread, scrambled
fresh eggs, boiled barley soup and boiled
fresh trout or salmon. Three hours ARE
quired for dgesting broiled striped bass,
DVcAS'S"hs ipnS'eu hS'p 'eop DeS''
soft t-boiled fresh eggs, boiled mutton. stewed
pork, recently sailed. and boiled chicken
soup. Three hours and fifteen uinutes are
required TO, dig--ting baked corn bread,
boiled carrots, roasted mutton. roasted fresh
oysterr, roasted fat and lean pork, fried pork
recently sS'te'I. aud boiled fresh sausages.
Two hours and thirty minutes are required
for digesting sweet boiled apples. boiler lima
beans, raw cabbage, warmed bash meat and
vegetables, broiIed fresh lamb, lsiled lamb,
baked Iri-h potntoes and rohsted turkey.
Three honrs and thirty minutes are required
tor digesting roasted fresh. lran. dry beef.
fresh butter, fried catfish, raw old cheese,
hard-boil-d fresh eggs. fried fresh eggs.
st.w~d fresh oysters, is,iIrd irisi, poiaio~r.
boiI-d l'eaa soup aud boiled mutton SOUP
Harrisoa CaU.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03

Many grest men have small susarstitions,
hut Secretary Blaine isn't e,.:ly frightened.
II. b.s just bought the S.~.rd house III
Wa.hingtou, in which he hn. ii,ol fer year
paying S55, 900 for it. This WAS the q s.ln;
the, VAS house of misfortune; SO mach so
that it could not be rented as a pls s,e t, live
in, nnl tic government became ito l-soa. oid
colopisAd un> of the. bur-su .f sai var He-
parmen, in It. Mr.. Blaine l,e.sl it. anl
within six month lost two of his ch.!lren in
it-Wa!ser Blaine and Mrs. Cr.sinyer.
However he seems to have no supa. tinns
about il aud nos oSns the house. II. rther
bi4 house in Dupont Cir.ls is hin. 'o"r.d
alter the big fire in 1t, ~.;ch dill s;5ao Of
ds.na.e. A man who buys "orlncs y" prop.
erty, generally does we'll ON il, because vs' 'ues
in the long run ars not fsai by Cotton
MsGs sr's vi.ws OF brousisticks or Saui's
viows Of witcses.-Ex
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
saIe Of pitcn faan...

The following stock in the Minnesota
Canal Company having been forfeited FOR
failure to pay asses.,nents thereon. notice !.
hereby given that the same or pnuch there.
of rs is necessary To pay assessments will be
sold st public sale nt the front door OF the
postoffice at Paonia, Colorado. Friday, the
27th day OF March, 1891. ct o'clock, p. M,
viz:
Mrs. @. l.. Smith, shares No. ii2, l13,
ia, 1l5 nnd ils, due $500, three dollars.
Mrs. II. L. Whit .~y, shares No. ~, as, n
and 5e, due, $40, two dollars aud Grty
cents.
J. d. Miller, shares No. 10 and II, due
si.2o. one dollar and twenty cents.
w. S. C0burn. shares No. I, 2, 3, 4, 8 and
6, due So go. three dollars and sixty cents.
J. NJ. Finley, shares No. i59, 100, 163, 1914
aud 1G5, due $500. three dollars.
WIN. Z. Sumner, shares No. 100. 1911, 102
and 1903, due $40, two dollars and forty
cents.
JOSEPH FLUALLEs, President.
ALBERT s, GoODESow, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Neuralgia Causes Much Insanity.

The highest medical authorities of Europe
and America have recently decided that
large percentage of cases OF insanity iscsu.ed
head and ince. If any member of your ian'i'
~ suffers this tormentor. induce them to try
Billiards. Snow Liniaent. One application
will afford immediate relief aud you will soon
be rid Of dangerous and torm-nting disease.
Ballards Snow Liniment is the most pene.
trating Liniment known. 1t positively cures
Rheumati-n,, Lame Bacs. Contracted Mus.
Giles, Old Sores, Cnrns. Bunions. etc. 1t pen
citrate. and opens up the pores, dra sing all
I,nisnnons matter TO the surface, restoring and
promoting n natural circulation "f the bin'.'
through the diseased parts. Sold by !. NJ.
McMurray.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Speciricn Cases.

8. II. Clifford. New CIs.el, Wis, W,
troubled vita Neural ,ia and Rhsunisti.m,
his stomach wns di.nrlerrd, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree. appetite fell
nway, and he wits terribly reduced in ht.h
and strength. Three bottles OF Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had n
running sore on his leg of eight years stand
ing Used three hottles of Electric 5ittrr-
and seven boxes OF Bucklen's Arnics S,lrr,
aud li- le. is sound and veil. john sr-aE rr
cata~ha, o., had five I..r.. fr'cr snrs. ON
his leg, doctor said he @as irc'.-nllc. oHe
One hutilr Electric H.terS .ni ore IJx
liuckirn's Arnica : Nv. eurerl hih ent,,rly.
sold at Liham Il Williams and /. NJ. llc
Durriys' Drug Stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
H0RSE-TAMER'S REMARK.
BRING ON YOUR BRoNCHos.

All parties having horses they want broke
to ride or drive can now he accommodated.
am prepared to handle and break them t"
suit the owner in every respect. Have cor.
rails and stables constructed for the purpose
and being a horseman of many years exper
renee, the worst horse Is not too bad. tame
with whip if desired or any method owner
may request. Cruel treatment is avoided.
Horses may he brought in or will come aud
get them. Let ME hand.e one of your colts
aud you will bring the Others. Price, in or
dinary cases slO per head. Will feed them
while in my chrrgc and return them when
broken. GENE BELL.
P. O. Address, Delta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
sAoEINe A HORSE.
Directions Recently Issued by the Dep
rnpns ,,f yrnr.

Directions Recently Issued by the Depart
Elcns of War.
The following instructions to smiths
who shoe cavalry horses have been is-
sued from the department of War: an
preparing the horscs foot for the shoe
do not touch with the knife the frog,
sole or bars. In removing surplus
growth of that part OF the foot which is
the scat OF the shoe use the cutting pin
ccrs and rasp and not the knife. The
shoeiag-knifc may be used If necessary
in using The top clip. Opening the heels
or making a cut in the angle of the wall
at the heel must not be allowed. The
rasp Inay be used upon the part Of the
foot when necessary and the same ap-
plies to thc pegs. No cutting with the
knife Is permitted, the rasp alone is
Necessary. Flat-footca horses should be
treated IS the necessity of each case may
require. In forging the shoe to cit the
foot be careful that the shoe is fitted to
and follows the circumference of the
foot clea- round to the heels; the heels
of the shoe should not be extended back
straight and outside Of the walls at the
heels o. the horses foot, as is frequent
~ done. Care must be used that the
shoe is not fitted too small, the outside
suriacc of the wall being then rasped
dowa 70 make the foot short to suit the
shoe, as often happens. The hot shoe
munt uot be applied to the horGc's foot
under any circumstances. Make the
upper CT feet surface of the shcc per-
fectly Tat 50 as to give level bearing.
shoe viii: concavo ground surface
should be used"
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
Trustee .stis,

yV-HvrEAs. Warren r. Ackcr. by his certain
" 4 ell Uf trnrt dated the iith day ~ May A.
Within and inf the County uf iIsltn In The siate
Of ulpr-d,, on the ljth dsy Of May 4. u. iH. In
s2ss y -. page ~ csn,, yea % 70, nnar snsd
d-.cr.' d ia .rlist 1, scciirc tn. E.sinrn 81 1rs
en- - pfoInissory notes IN said deed sally de-
AMI whereas. II is provided In aid deed Of
trust. u At IN case Of default In any ef the yay-
tennr y,,i sisct OF aid trIni ss-ty note sfore.
,rid OF an. of them. or any nsrt ther-'L or 81
srsseh = ss % ,ne oS % M, ~, %
or s,Itaiuiti stSr -sisn. then end In that "a
the wls' u ssid PRINCIPAL .an hereby secured
once at tbs option OF thc icshl holder thereof bee
come due anil payable and the aid premises i,~
lfihr aii ndebt.d~e., had matu'ed.
AMI wberaa III. s.,d party II The frst part I'm
'aid d"rd hath made default In paymen, % one
or nin'- sfin" interest Wtrs mentioned IN said
iefSa, "a SO CO CO have al ss1o%e me due tnd r.,.s,s.
Ani wher,r>. since the ex, eution Of the aid
trust he.u tts ,sii warren ~ Acser has de
pared this life. sr1 lrtirrs of admIuists alton
have lee n cfs ltci on bisrstnte.
And Wlef,ss. the tinInty Court Of ,a'd Delts
Counly, 10. nr"n ~, ps'i,ich 81 .ha snd.r
company og PrnnayiyEnis made y, ~, ar OF rec.
ord Ia sd Court nuthoritDs en2oscr' end
p-rin.'ii< ihr said Tr'is'ec q" sell The RAID real
e.ia," l"r tue purpose 81 paying the saia debt,
Nf's t',fst gfc. nittifS u hercby gwen. thht Al
the REQUEST the legal holder Of said notes. who
.. d.elerri ia option that all ~ ,sid notes are
duy aud !, ylItue - tne p2v sr. r.d sy,hori,Y in
me vrstrd. And on me py law and .sid deed Of
trtIs. ooufsf I'd. !. tire ui.f-u sntd Trustee aa
nrrysGii. wll on IN. Ita day " Ssreh a. u.
1851. between Tho hourp of 1 and o'clsck in the
afternoon ut the front door Of the building now
us.i q Court iiousr. In tbs Town Of Delta In laid
I'clts County In the state Of Colorado. expose to
sale NJ public auction, and viii sell o. ths high
et bidder for cash in hand, the ra, ssiatc W
mid d ed nf tftst conveyed, situate the County
sf Delta, and Aialc II Colorado aud de, cribcd A.
fnllOws. to Wit The Wes, one half o the North
East Qurtter tN y Of the T. ~ and the y est
onc half a. thd s"nih Fast Quarter w h Of \ y
~ Of -ec tioa thirty five t35) In lown,hip fourteen
tD touth OF Rang o. " est 9Th .. m, together
with ELL hglIt- held by the said party of the rrt
part vt thu date Of snid trust deed, or since &C.
qrrfrsd 0--fisn. or his heir, aud assigns. To the
ditch, diichea, ss reservoirs. and o her aAtrf
righi, Essd tor the irr,Eation Of tho shove dc.
r.ri. cd tand. To f.ti4 the notes aforesaid, end
the interest thereon. and the coats and expenses
OF III, '.'.si.
bat tsu. 27. 1901.
X. II. t,'I @ues. Atty.
f'.'7 ~r. Colo. B1DDLE REEVES.
vir-i p~b. !. b. o. ioJi trustee,
Last Pub. Mach ., 1921.
The Delta independent., 1891-03-03
The rec.n. rains in the southern portion of

The recent rains in the southern portion of
Arizona and California have resulted IN a
disastrous flood. The Salt and Gila -iYsrs
have overHowed their banks, destroying
lands, homes aud irrgating canals. YUMA
on the Colorado river, is threatened Uith en-
tiro destruction and travel OH the line Of the
Southern Pacific railroad is suspended. Rain
is not frequent occurrence in that country,
but when 1t does come the absence Of trees
and lack of sponge-like vegetation afford it a
free pass to work destruction. Rains that
would be no menace whatever in the eastern
states become frightfui destroyer in the
arid regions.