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The Lamar register., 1891-10-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

WrrEr,s. Jes-A F1r-u1.e1 SID NsrT
z Edmon.oa, hi. wife. sid ~ their Ger
tain deed Of trust dated % the hrst esJ
OF July, A. u. lss-. recorded In pgos -
pAg-e j Of The record. Of Beat SeNnt!'
Colorado, aud transcribed 10 the records
Of Prowers County, Colorado, eoan,g
created out Of a portion OF the territory
formerly comprising Bont County, Solo,
raso, To br5k Is. paEe A., Of the records OF
i'ruwers tg-aty, CclorBdrs convex 70 An
thozy II. Hebcr t-lstee, certain rrsl -
tate situate in ProweTs Couniy, COLORADO
formerly Beat County. Coler~ari described
a. follows, to-wii
Tho southeast quarter OF sectioa iwedts
niue t24l, township twenty tive i--l,
south Of range forty one 90, west
.zi-.rr oro huudrcd aud sixty ilo9l
aeres, more or ie.s said deed Of
trust being made 70 secure the rsyreni Of
one certain prOmissu-y rctc, psfAhe 10
the order Of TIE Americas Aetts~Sc
Trust Company, Of slea1e Center, hAas-,'
for tie sunn Of two haadrod and ufty dot
lar. tsAJi with Interest cuupcu. attached.
,lEce ~ The sad Jesse Es1monson A1d
Mary Z EdErcrsu-r and
NHERrA., 1t is pFuT!dsd b. .Aid deed OF
trust that &. the sid principal roic, o. any
Of the Interest coupons BE act paid ioS a
pSricd of thirty dsys after the sane sAaIl
become due, then the whole Of the >aio
rrincirAl note, and the Interval theresa,
rnAz. st the Optiou OF III. lesal holder
thereof. become doe Nsd payable, asd
WmnErss, 10 Ia IN SziG deed Of trust
further provided. thsi 81 'ss ease OF ihe
death, resignation, removal, Ab.snee, re
fussl, failure or inability Of the said An
,hoay II. Heber, 10 act a. trustee a. afore
.Ald, tie thea .henT Of Bent Ccauty,
Colorado shall and 10 AppClnted aud mad 9
successor 10 trust win fuL power sad
SsltEoriiy 70 act a. trustee &s AFORESAID.
and
WuEur.s. The said Anthoay II Heber
il absent, and unable 10 act, aat has 70
fused aad failed 10 act as trustee as afore-
said. and
WHFpr,.. Default FOR the period OF
thirty DAYS hSs bccu made Ia tie payment
Of ore interest cggp3n. tzlliaE due ca lie
nrst day OF July, A o. 1871, Asd the LEGAL
holder ef -ait note, and the iHteres; co..
pou, has elected TO declare The whole
interest thereon. 20 the date CT sac due
and payable,
sheriE OF Bent County, Colorado. sue
cessor in trust will A. The request Of The
legal holder Of the said n0te HEd Interest
coupon, and 10 accordance vita the ter II.
OF the said deed 0l trust, proceed 70 sell
tate, ~ public auction, to tee highest and
best bidder for cash, a. the fuont door o.!
The court house In the City Of Las AaiuiAs,
County of Bent State Of Colorado, on
the 18th day OF October, A. ID. 1891, Be
tween the h0urs OF nine O'Clock Ia the
forenoon aad Eve o'ciock IN the -iternooa
of EAic day, TO satisfy the said dehG, by
the said deed Of trust secured. liens. eI-
pcrses and costs OF executing this trust
T J. HICEsAS,
Sheriff Of Beat County, Colorado.
Successor IN Trust
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-vrr,, I, is provided by said deco Of
trust thst II the said prineipaI nots, o. .Any
sr he interest coupons oe aot paiu IeI n
nerIpd Of Thirty days aftcr the sail 80.
become due, then the Snoie OF tne
principal note, and the inteicss sss,t.,,
NAV. at the option OF ihe iesal no'1e1
,hc,eop become due and payable, and
wHrRr,s. Il, is in said deed oil uust
,-~,..r proyided that in the case vi tue
aeath. hesignation, removal, absence, tc
fusai, failure or liability 81 inc ,1s.. su ~
thony II. Heber. 10 act as trastee rs 49,, 49,
.ai5 The then sheriff OF Bent ooahtss
SaIor.io shall aud is appointed and mad
,uccessor in trust with fun power i.i aH'
authority TO act as trustee as AieFssA'N'
shd u u.her
i. absent and uusble 70 Act ane has -
fused and failed to act rs 'rs''@'
WHrEE.s, Default for the pefiod Q,
,hiytv day. has been made In tbe paytnehs
Of one interest coupon, failing que oa 80
br.t day of July, A ID. 1891, and tne !esA'
hsider 81 .aid note, and Tie intetes. sSS
- ha. elected TO declare the who4o
s,nount secured by the said note aud the
in.ess.. ,hsreoe, 10 the Date Of sale due
and pay able, tsA.,.-,.,
sheriff OF Bent County, Co!or.so; sue
ssssor In trust, will al the relees =.
issal sslder Of the SAID note and ihter 60
,,1s,r',p and m accordance with the ter n
81 the said deed Of trsst proceed 70 scr
~ .aid hcrclabeforo described real es
.ate, a. public auction, TO the hishes' sny !,
I,e.t bidder for cash, ~ the fr0nt ao0I o.
the court house in the Ctiy o. "A. Ahla ~ -
,bs itth DAY OF October, A. ID. lssl, se-
t-see- the hours Of nine o'clock IN the
foneno6h aad eve o clock IN the aitefneoa
of ssid aay. 70 satisfy The said eeoN ~
re said deed Of trust .srured, Aens, eh
T J, HtcEsaS,
Sheriff Of Beat County, Coloraao,
Successor Ia Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-10-17
Some curteu. nur,.l..

II is said that Queen Nitocris had a
scpuIchre prepared for herself high
above the city gates of Babylon. on
the door OF which were engraved these
words: Should anyone OF my sue
cessors, Kings or Queens OF Babylon,
find themselves in want OF money. let
him open this. my sepulchre, and take
out as much as is needed. but il he be
not in want let him not open il. for
that were not we'll" The monument
remained undistnrbed until the king
dom fell to Darius Ii was noticed by
this willy monarch that the Nitocris
gate was not used. because the people
had a snperstitious horror of going
under dead body. With this as his
excuse the sepulchre was despoiled.
Instead Of money these words were
found engraved on piece OF stone:
.Hadst thou not been covetous. and
greedy Of sordid gain. thou wouldst
not have opened the chamber OF the
dead."
The father OF one of the largest
property holders in London is b1fled
in gless case on top OF one OF the
nnesr tuiidings in the city.
Alexander the Great was borE in
Europe: died in Asia. and Is buried in
Africa ST Louis Republic
The Lamar register., 1891-10-17

,nozn, s.eursd by the said noie, snd the
interest thereon. 10 he date u SAFE aee
and payable, tY,.Lma,
sheriff of Bent County, Coloraao sne
cessor in trust, will 81 the re2uest OF We
legal holder Of the said note ana me
soupoh. and II accordance with the terms
OF The said deed of trust proceed 70 sen
the said hereinbefore described ieai es
late, at public suction, 10 the highest an.
best bidder for cash. At the front ooor "
the court house in the City Of las Aniu'e-,
County ei Bent. state o. SolosAe0' -
ms isth iay OF October, A. ID. 1881, be
tween the hours OF nine 5'eloek IN the
forenoon and hye 0 clock in the afterneSn
Of said day. TO satisfy the said oeob oy
the said deed Of trust secured, liens eh
perses and costs OF executing this trust
4 J. HICkNAN,
Successor in Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-10-17
STONE FORESTS.
Pstrihsd Trsss Found In Many Parts Of
the World


Stone forests are found in VARIOUS
parts OF the world. In many cases
they are hardened by some peculiarity
OF the atmosphere, and are found
standing just as they were when
clothed with green foliage, thousands
of years ago. The Little Colorado
river in Arizona has long been famous
as locality for such finds; at one
place more than l, 800 cords of solid
stone tree trunks, sections, limbs and
logs were found by the government
surveyors. Most of them were siIicifed;
many to 10 feet in diameter and from
20 to so feet in height Geologists say
that the petrified trees OF the Little
Colorado were once covered with mari
over 1, 900 feet in depth. Some of the
trees have been changed to jasper, and
have assumed various hues; others re-
semble opal and, when broken open,
the core is often found lined with
crystals OF the most beautiful tints
Louisiana and Ohio are also noted
localities for petritied trees. In the
former state, several years ago, in
turning up the ground, an ancient
forest was unearthed and, in success
zion. two others below the first.
Scientists, judging from the state OF
the trees, say that at least 80. 900
years elapsed between the growth Of
the first and the last forest In some
parts OF the island OF Antigua, one of
the British ieewatd group. there are
some remarkable examples OF stone
forests. In Van Dieman's land, similar
forests are known to exist Some Of
these are only partly silicifed. while
others are changed to chalcedony hard
enough TO cut glass. Louis Re-
public
The Lamar register., 1891-10-17
the pRuNcEiMpERuAL.
The rr.s stsry 81 HI. Tragic Death in
xalulaa md


The rr.s stsry 81 HI. Tragic Death in
xSisland.
The Prince Imperiars determination
TO volunteer for service in the Zulu
War. says Wide Awake, was due to a
sudden impulse born OF the excitement
OF seeing his brother cadets from
Woolwich set out for the seat OF war.
Al the same time ne had long been
eager to distinguish himself in the
hereditary profession of his family.
He was brave TO rashness. and being
very young he was stung by the taunts
OF his political foes in France, who
were forever sneering at his life of
sloth.
Re left Camden House in February
and sailed the same day from South
amptou- During the voyage to the
Cape both his horses. well-traiued an
imals that knew him, died, and at Dur
ban ha bought the one that failed him
so djsastrously at the fatal moment.
On joining Lord Chelmsiord's army.
then Just entering Zuiuland. the Prince
~as employed in various light duties,
and he was also allowed to take part
in some reconnoit-ring expeditions.
TN the first day of June the Prince
along With Lieutenant Carey. six
troopers and Kaffir guide, started out
to make n reconnaissance. during
which they intended to complete GER
saip sketches and maps.
The party rested awhile In an aban-
doued Zulu kraal where they unsaddled
their horses. The prince. who was in
command Of the party. seems not to
have used sny OF those precautions
that are necessary to the safety Of
small parties in the enemy's country
He probably did not understand the
strstagems OF savage warfare; at all
events there were no scouts posted, as
while they sat sketching the Zulus
crcpt softly up conceeled in the long
grass.
Just as the prince gave the order 10
mount the hidden foe poured voiley
among them aud then rushed up. One
trooper fell. but the others got into
their saddles, all except one-thai
one.~as the prince imperial, the best
rider in Woolich.
No one will ever know how it hap
pened, but probably the ill-trained
horse escaped from his hand. as it i.
Uncomfortable bow, II the animal had
remained under control so expert q
rider as the prince could have failed
10 gain his saddle. He caught hold OF
the wallet of ,hs saddle as the horse
sprung forward. but it gave way In
mis- hand and with it vanished his last
hope of life The rest OF the party
were far ahead the riderless horse
galloped on and the son Of France
was left alone to face death.
He met 1t bravely. and fell at last
covered with wounds-there were
seventeen Of them. and all in front
The monuments erected to his mem
ory both at Windsor and at Westmin-
ster show how deeply England de-
piorei his tragic end but neither
monument covers his mortal remains
He lies beside his father, the Empero,
Louis Napoleon. in the mausoleum a.
Peterborough built by the Empires:
Eusenie, ana there near them. sh,
dwells amid her recollections.
in far-away Zuluiand there stands
white cross on the spot where tn.
prince imperial fell, and the savage.
that dwell there have sworn to forever
respect this monument of his mother
love
The Lamar register., 1891-10-17
TRUSTEES SALE

MntRIAs, Lucian Musslenan did BY hi.
certain deed OF trust. dated the frst aav
oi July, y, a d. 1889, recorded In book n
colorado, convey to Anthonr n Tahy'
sustee, , certain real estate, situate in
ro"efs county, Colorado, described a.
The Lamar register., 1891-10-17

A Georgia boy. fourteen years old,
taking big pistol. went to the house
Of his sweetheart, twelve years old,
and compelled her mother to consent
to their marriage and the ceremony
was performed at once.
The Lamar register., 1891-10-17

The cagemen on shaft No. on the
Niagara tunnel lost control of the
cage and it fell 10 the bottom of the
shaft, killing three colored men and
fatally tnjuring two white men. The
cage tenders were in danger OF being
lyncbed by the tunnelmen, and they
were locked up IL the police station
for safety
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
ROASTED BY MP. POLK.
Authors of the Lies About the AlIi-
nnce Leader Roundly scored.

DIS Mo1NEs. Iowa Sept i9.-At the
Farmers Alliance picnic held here to-
day President Polk of the national or
gani7aiion made the principal address.
lic opened with the remarks on organ
zation and said that the trouble about
the issues and all this political schcm
ing is brought about by men who
know that II the boys OF the blue aud
the gray get together Il will be the
death Of political tricksters VINO are
unfolding the distinctions of the
North and South, making Gisscns on
over issues that are passed
Speaking of the Kansas so called
''tar-and-feather' scrap I've said that
when he depisd .lfc charge OF iuhuman
treatment as stated in the papers he
lid not know that his life was IN
danger Mr.. Polk said that what he
did say was that the statement was a
malicious. premeditated, and baseless
lie, and he dared any man in his audi
ence to stand up and father IL: and TO.
day he had this To- say-that the man
who was SO brutal and cowardly as TO
do these things would not dare To- come
up north of Mason and Dixon line.
The speaker said this thing was of a
nature that could not be concealed and
he would give 81 900 for any truthful
evidence that he ever treated a union
or confederate soldier cruelty or was
ever connected with a rebel prison.
The remainder OF his speech was de.
voted TO financial topics. Gen. Weaver
also spoke
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
WANTS A REVOLUTION.
Garcia Again Leading n Movement
Against President Diaz.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Sept. 1s.-The
report. direct and Authentic. OF an In
cipient revolutionary movement in
Mexico, was received here To day.
Capt. T.. L. Randall, Fifth infantry.
commander of tort Kinggold.
wired Gen. tnnley that the notorious
CO Garcia had crossed the Rio Grande
from Starr county into Maxlco with
fifty armed men for the purpose Of in
citing revolution. lie crossed four.
teen miles below Rio Grunde City TO
the town of San francisco.
Gen stanley ordered Randall TO
take dctact mcnt OF cavalry and in.
vestigate he ease; to patrol the river
and crt OF the retreat OF the band in
case they returned. The Mexican au-
thorities az san Miguel have been
wired aud they are in pursuit of the
invaders.
Garcia Is n professional disturbcr,
bandit and raider lie is dcs.
peratc character who once Lad
power In Tammapula. tut has
tecn out with the government for
some years. lie has been wanted in
starr county. Texas. for his misdceds
and escaped a body of rangers about
six weeks ago when he crossed from
Mexico TO organize. IL Is said he
formed his plans and started on his
raid th', time from Charco Alamontc,
in STAR county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

1T IS SAID A MOVE WILL BE
MADE AGAINST THEM.
nnsinssion That the chicago Dressed
Kecf Trust u 90 Ise Looked
Afser--Sssndard OIL.

WASHINGTON. Sept TO- lit has been
asserted that the General
would begin IN active prosecution OF
the antitrust law by making test
case against the dressed-beef trust.
which Is popularity supposed To be an
octopus having its main haunts In
aud about Chicago.
Solicitor-General Taft said today
that the department of justice has no
designs on this particular trust. lie
said II was proposed TO make war
against all trusts and break them up
~ the law was strong enough for that
purpose. To that end /. tier had
been sent 10 the district attorneys
throughou; the country telling them
10 investigate those trade com bina-
tions In their localities which were re-
puted To be trusts
District attorneys were reminded
that there was popular belief that
beef trust existed In the West and
an oil trust in the East These trusts
were partit ulariy mentioned as indi-
eating the department of Justices
view that the popular rumors con-
corning trusts should be followed up
and verified il possible ia order that
prosecution might be commenced this
fall II was not intended. so il is
claimed, TO confine the investigationto
these trusts or tomalxe them test cases,
but To make clean sweep OF them all.
They We're instanced rs among n class
which the public had done the most
talking about, and any seeming
prosecution might streng then the
party IN power.
The solicltorgeneral expects that the
decision next month of the.Counselman
case, which came from Illinois 10 the
United States Supreme court, will have
an important bearing on prosecuting
the antitrust law. Counselman re-
fused 10 submit TO an examination un-
der the Interstate Commerce law on
the ground that IL might criminate
him. III the court sustains HIM IL will
be severe blow 20 antitrust law for
the members of trust may thereafter
rense TO be examined by grand jury
ms 20 the existence of the trust on the
ground that it may criminate them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
WILD RUSH FOR HOMES.
BEDLAM REIcNs ALL ALONG
the OKLAHOMA BORDER.
Thousands az People Preparing 90
Enter the New Counties when
the Clock strikes IL Tuesday.

GUrHRIF, O. T.. Sept ee.-The date
set for the opening or the new lands Is
only one day In the future. The San
"a Fe's four regular passenger trains
two from the north and two from
the south-all came In TO-DAY in four
or five sections OF ten and twelve cars
each. each section carrying hundreds
of home-seekers The latter were
hustling around buying outfits and
bargaining for conveyance 20 the bor-
der of the new lands others were
preparing To start and still others
were just going away.
There was bedlam In the streets and
confusion everywhere. Those who
waited until to-day before taking their
positions for Tuesdays race have a
decided advantage over those who
rushed pell-mell for the border when
the Presidents proclamation was first
promulgated. They have gained some
official publications which were first
published here today and which
give much important information.
The list of those sections of lands
reserved for school purposes aud those
allotted TO the Indians, all of which are
exempt from pre- emption was publish
ed today. This Will be an important
guide to all homc-seekers. aud assure
them against failure TO find a home,
which might easily result IL they
should choose exempted lands
The publication OF another important
piece of official information was also
made 10 day II was contained in the
following telegram from Land Com
missioner Carter.
In answer 10 your dispatch have 10
say that settlers can enter the lands
from the kickapoo reservation.
The kiekapoo reservation is not in.
Guided in the lands TO be opened 10
settlement Tuesday. and lies in the
very heart of those that are to be
opened North of IL is the Iowa reser
walton. South of il Is the Iottawot.
tonic aud east OF IL the Sac and Fox.
This permission will be OF immense
advantage 20 the home celscrs for IL
gives them many more miles of availa-
bic border where they may mass for
the race
When the contents q the telegram
became known hundreds OF boomers
hurried into the Klckapoo reservation
and have taken up positions to wait
for Tuesday noon
Much satisfaction is expressed over
Sc rotary Mobiles order to the registers
and rec ivers of the land offices To pre-
vent, so far as may be in their power,
fraud in connection with the fling OF
the Ceclaratory staten, nts of old
soldiers The traffic in these declara
tory statements has been suspended
the home seekers regarding them as an
extra hazardous Investment Never.
theless the line of old soldiers and old
soldiers attorneys which formed Fri.
day at the door OF the land Office here
has heightened itself out fifty yards
since yesterday and every hour adds to
its length.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

The Ex-Tyrsns or Chile, n~~pnirlog
OF Making ISIS Escape, suicides

VALPARAISO. Chile. Sept es.-Ex-
President Balmaceda OF Chile shot him
self through the temple in mis- room ut
the Argentine legation at Santiago at
$50 o'clock. When the story became
known here II created the greatest cx-
element Every part of the city was
brilliantly illuminated and on every
hand were heard the sounds OF re-
joicing
Balmaceda left santiago Aug. 20 last
in the hope Of making his escape from
Chile. but seeing that every avenue OF
retreat was cut OF he returned there
Sept and went direct To the Argen-
tine legation. Ills intention had been
10 20 on board the vessel Condell, which
he expected 10 find lying in San An
tonia bay. Upon arriving there. how
ever, lac discovered To his chargin that
the torpeiero had sailed,
Since his return To tho Argentine
legation in Santiago Balmaceda had
been In an extremely nervous con-
dition. No one with the exception of
the minister OF the Argentine Republic
and one other man. who was devoted
TO the unfortunate ex-president's cause,
was permitted 10 talk 10 or even see
him. All the different schemes of
flight were considered by the hunted
cx-president.
Balmaceda ana Senior urriburia
went To bed at midnight
Sonora urriburia about o'clock n.
IN heard pistol shot in the bedroom
that had been assigned 10 Balmaceda.
She notified her husband. Before he
went to Balmacedas room ne ran
around TO the house of Carlos Walker
Martenez and brought that gentleman
back 10 the legation.
Upon breaking in the door OF Blma-
ceda's room he found that he had shot
himself The body was still warm.
There was a gaping wound in the
temple. The body was undressed and
lay on the bed. The revolver was still
held in his right hand.
Gradually the news spread all over
Santiago The excitement IL created
is indescribable Great crowds of
terribly excited people gathered all
around the Argentine legation. They
cheered and hooted and went into IA
frenzy over the death of their chief
enemy. Above all the discordant
shouts were heard cries congratulate
lug the unfortunate Balmaceda that
IN taking his own life he had escaped
worse fate
There was at one time very general
impression that he had escaped on one
of The foreign warships Just before
the San Francisco sailed last Monday a
correspondent was informed by a
gentl, man i'm whom he had confidence
and who had on other occasions given
him important information, that Bal
maceda had bean Struggled on
loard the warship and would
soon be safely at sea. IL was
too late 70 go on board the San
francisco and mai G personal inquiries.
The vessel was just getting ready to
weigh anc hor Bu the story told OF
Balmaceda alleged disguise as a
drunken sailor in uniform SAID To
have been furnished by Admiral Brown
was so circumstantial and seemed SO
plausible that II was fully believed.
Unfortunately for the now dead ex-
president, he did not escape on board
the San Francisco. but, despa.ring of
his ability 10 get away and fearing the
vengeance OF his enemies. took his own
| life.