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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
University of Virginia. Dec. 2


Editor Of The Times:
I know not what may be the vocation
In life of Mr.. George W. Miles, Jr., who,
in your issue to-day, asails the recent
notifications In the academic degrees Of
the University Of Virginia, but It does
seem a pity that, before rushing into
priat, Mysteries, and m~isQuotation Of
Shakespeare. all at one dash. he had not
waited to inform himself accurately in
the matter.
After his TRADE against the present
board of visitors, I'm which he compares
them TO "a company Of prodlgal heirs,
&c, IL viii. no doubt, surprise the soberer
readers of The Times TO be informed that
the visitors have not done at all the
things that Mr.. George w. Miles, Jr.,
ssume and asserts that they have done.
He boldly afiirms that the visitors, in
almost a frenzy Of educational COM
mupism. have arranged for the b. A. de-
gree men from the other colleges to go
to the University Of Virginia. and, by
making diplomas in -four schools, picked
out Of a wide circle at Will. to receive
tho ti~me-hcnored master of arts. > . .
Next fall some twenty-five or fifty men
III come up from some ten or a dozen
colleges with their academic donors fresh
upon them, all b.. A. men. They notify
the University chairman that they have
come TO apply for the University NJ. A.
and scan the list II options 10
pick out their four studies that will give
it TO them"
one is reminded on reading tits para
graph of the celebrated bon-mot OF Lord
Melbourne, who said that he wished
that he was half as sure OF
anything as Tom Macaulay was OF every
But there is the difference that
Macaulay was commonly sure OF his
facts, however one might dissent from MS
deductions.
Now for the facts In the present case.
As regards the time-hcncred master OF
arts, nothing more has been done Than
10 order the publication in the next Uni
versity catalogue Of lie requirements Tor
academic degrees as established by the
board six or eight months ego. Tnese
requirements may be found on pages os-O
Of the "Repiy Of the Rector and visitors
Of the University OF Virginia TO the ke-
monstrance OF Recent Changes IN the
Requirements for the Degree OF Master
OF Arts"
This reply was published tour or five
ago. and spread broadcast
the STAG. indeed. throughout
the South. and II is curious. to say the
that one protesting so much In
terest in the University as Mr.. Miles
should not have seen 1t. If he has seen
L. then II is difficult TO understand how
he was so much shocked when he read
rhe Times OF last Sunday. at the wicked
ioings of that roistering company Of
prodigal heirs.'' generally known to pro-
folk as the board OF visitors.
On naen r. OF that (1RaDlv." uublfoho6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
Recent Publications.

JOHN WYCLIF. BY Lewis Sergeant.
q p Putnam's Sons, New York. For
Sale by West, Johnston & Co.. Rich
mond.
The last Of the schoolmen and the first
OF the English reformers, is the latest
addition TO the Heroes of the Nation
series OF publications. The author says: IL
might not have been worth while TO rewrlte
the story of this English worthy or the
fourteenth century, even with the Tn
couragement of a few fresh tacts ana
sidellghts 10 develop and illustrate MS
character. II 1t had not been for the cp-
portunity offered Of doing something to
popularlze the picture Of John Wyclif as
an oxford schoolman. and the picture Of
the shoolmen in general as pioneers OF
the reformation of religion and the re-
vival Of learning.
Tho author has aimed to collect INTO a
focus all that has been accurately ascer-
tanned or felicitously surmised concern
ing one OF the attractive characters or
the later Middle Ages. The volume con-
tains six portraits of Wyclif. Three OF
the most characteristic are the Bale,
Houdin's and Houston engravings. which
do not seem to have been prin cd since
the centuries in which they we're re-
spectively reproduced.
THE UNMARRIED WOMAN. BY Eliza
Chester. Dodd, Mead & Co., New York.
For sale by West. Johnston & Co., Rich
mond.
This volume contains a good deal of
wholesome and practical advice. 1t aims
to elevate woman 10 the higher stations in
life. Those readers especially TO whom 1t
is addressed will find the book both in
structive and interesting.
JOHN HUGHES. d. D.. BY Rev. Henry
A Brann. Dodd, Mead & Co., New
York. For sale by West. Johnston &
Co., Richmond.
A biography OF Most Rev. John Hughes.
first Archbishop of New York. The au-
thor has made a most painstaking re-
search, and gives an interesting account
of the late archbishop. from childhood un-
III his death. There is also a chapter on
forms by the archbishop.
ALMOST FOURTEEN. By Mortimer A.
Warren. Dodd. Mead & Co., New York.
For sale by West, Johnston & Co., Rich
mond.
The author says that the book Is designed
as a gift from parents to their sons end
daughters after they have passed the age
OF seven and before they nave reached the
age of fourteen. II Is we'll intimated that
the book should not be found upon the
parlor table. but more properly In desk
or drawer. II is also a question II many
parents will take this same view OF the
author of instiliing modesty into the
youthful mind by a perusal Of this vol
ume.
PRINCE SEREBRYANL. By Count
Alexis ToLstoi. Dodd. Mead & Co., New
York. For sale by West. Johnston *
Co., Richmond.
An historical novel OF the times OF Ivan,
the terrible and OF the conquest OF Siberia.
The volume also contains a short bio
graphy of the author.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
The Times, Premium Books.

We have a plenty premium books on
hand now to supply everybody. Better
get one this week and use Il for a Christ
mas gift. You nave only 10 agree 20
take the paper for six months and pay
Is cents a week. and you set The Times
daily and the hook without extra charge.
- our column odyertiDouenk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25
HORSES AND H0RSEMEN.
THE BROAD ROCK DRIFTING. RARR
ASSOCIATION FORMED.
Death OF Ninon-saie of IA Hackney Stall
lion Dancrclt-Maud $. and sunoI in
New York-Tasty Nomenclature.

HE parties inter
ested in getting up
the race track in
c h G S I Q r fl cid
county have Sc
cured one hundred
acres OF land, be-
ing a part Of the
Broad Rock tract
facing Oh the Hull
street extension.
south Of the Belt
line Of the Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25

A specimen Of neat. tasty and sug
Eesuve nomenclature was exhibited in
naming The colt '"Triange." by Alcantara.
OUT Of Guitar. she out OF Cymbal dam Of
y erdD. she out Of Either dam OF Blage-
oieD. who was out OF Music's dam by
ltoes Fiddler. Triangle is owned by the
celebrated Fashion stud Farm, ol New
Jersey. Henry n. Smith Formerly a
noted Wai-street broker proprietor.
THIS same establishment owned the trot-
ing stallion Tattier. 2:26, by Pilot. Jr,
OUT OF Telltale. Three Of Tattler's sons
xept at the farm were named SANDER.
humor and Gossip.
James Golden. the noted trotting horse
trainer and driver. OF Medford, Mass.
tays that two or three sour apDles fed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-25

A biography OF Most Rev. John Hughes.
first Archbishop of New York. The au-
thor has made a most painstaking re-
search, and gives an interesting account
OF the late archbishop, from childhood un-
m his death. There is also a chapter on
forms by the archbishop.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08

night, were quite we'll attended and those
who were present report very enjoyable
time indeed.
Miss Effie Fowler, daughter of Joseph
Fowler, who has been spending a few years
in the vicinity of Ypsilanti and Ann ArbOr
returned home about Christmas with a very
fine looking young man, whom she present
ed to her father as son-in-law for Christ
mas present Effie has always borne the
reputation of being model young lady and
as her husband comes well recommended IT,
Is to be hoped that she has secured the priza
which she so justly deserves.
Harry Byam, having recently married
Frank Greenman's oldest daughter, they are
now at home to their friepds on the old
homestead, where they have just com
nenced housekeeping. In their new ven
ture may they be p-ospered, and besidee
securing sufficient of this worlds goods fo'
comfort, may the remainder of their lives b..
one CLEAN of sunshine. EVER ETr.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08

training should not speedily suppress tie
rebellion. One thing that gives the rebels
considerable courage Is the fact that they
claim to fulfill the ancient proverb which
says FEAR not the tiger from the south, but
the fowl which flies i'm from the north"
These people are from the north and they all
have chicken embroidered OH their coats, SO
what hinders them from causing terror to
the minds of the Manchus? SO they reason
at any rate. They succeed also in produc-
ing great commotion. as Peking has not
been SO stirred up in years. One unfortu-
nate result of this disturbance is that the
Methodist missionaries i'm Tsun Hua, city
to the northeast Of Peking, have been
ordered away by the magistrate, as he said
he could not be responsible for their safety
in view of the disturbed condition of affairs.
SO these good people were not given time
enough even to pack trunk, but were es-
cOrted out of the city by troops of soldiers
and driven away in rough, springless native
carts. This, In cold weather, and with
small children, one baby three months old,
may well be put down under the head Of
hardships. The wicked and foolish rumors,
| nameless ISLANDERS and continuous insults
| which missionaries are called upon to en-
dure would fill a large volume. But 10 one
cares to take the time to retail these. The
Chinese can beat the world In concOcting
lies and in devising thousand and one
ways to worry and annoy. We have more
important work on hand than noticing these
things. The country people are very friendly
when not stirred up by busy bodies, and we
can secure a respectful hearing from them
at any time. Our work goes on apace. The
churches are growing, slowly but surely, as
we trust. Living here within stones throw
of the Emperor's palace, we are in, perhaps,
the safest place in the empire. The govern.
ment is very friendly, so far as it dares tC
be In view Of the opposition from ignorant
critics and designing officials. The United
States Minister, Col. Denby of Evansville,
Ind, is most energetic in his efforts to pro
tect us and our work, and every American
In China Is ready to thank Grover ClevelanC
for making 80 good an appointment. NJ,
letter Is already strung out to too great ;
length, so will close, Yours truly,
w. S. AMENT,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08

And the widow lives to learn 'twould have been
better still,
To have kept the money paid for dues safe in
their little till.
The president in HIS summary of the thoughts
that were expressed,
Said he believed that God managed all things
for the best.
That the all.loving Father, in His great wisdom
would
Bring what to US seems evil, 70 the accomplish
ment Of good.
Then the time was given to the ladies as you
And Mrs. Martin told us Of the life OF Mrs.
Stowe.
OF her wonderful predictions, by which the
world was stirred,
Until her name in niany climes became house.
hold word.
| Selections from her works by Mrs. Waugh and
GLADDEN.,
Proved well the power of Mrs. Stowe, our hearts
TO cheer or sadden.
Then followed some quotations, there was room
for many more;
We certainly expected TO hear ut least score
The president closed the topic in his usual
| pleasant way,
He always has word, just the right word too
| to say.
Then as the day had waned and might was close
| at hand,
II was decided TO let of that Free Delivery
| band
Until they meet NJ S. Il. Cooks, ON December
thirty-one,
Where we hope all will be able and not forget
| to come.
Our committee held conferonce and were vel
agreed
Upon program for next meeting and so it wal
| decreed
That the duties OF the farmer as u citizen shall
be
Explained by Mr.. Armstrong and Lewis too, yo,
see.
The history of Longfellow, Miss Kirkland viii
relate,
While some will read selections from that poe
good and great.
And so IL was we parted, looking forward with
good cheer,
To this, the last club meeting of the dear OLE
year
| WILLOW DALE FARM.
&. III. II. p, Sec'y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08

Black Diamond Coal.
Black Diamond Coal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-01-08
Annexed

Having purchased of Mr. j. A. Sutton the entire stock OF
Pianos, Organs Small Musical Instruments and Sewing
Machines and all accounts since Oct 15 1891 OF the
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

Notice IL hereby given that by virtue Of n
writ Of special execution issued out II III.
county court 81 rihliip- county Colorado aud
tome ~ rh.rif directed In favor OF jaime. n.
irown plnintln and Robcrt II, iinrklrb-rry
nj Marry q. Hnchiobcrry arc defendants
Tor III. sum Of ta.5 W damage. aud costs tax.
"d at III - aud nrcrning costs n satisfy the
above amounts, IN commanded 10 sell ihr
following described rremiscs to.wiii The
north west quarter 4 of section twenty .-r,rn
tn township SIX 10y norlh Of range t4r,y.
seven ~ west Of the 9Th y. N. in Phillips
county Colorado, viii on the 10Th day u
pcr'mh''r i-,,, n the hour 81 c'cluok u. N. NJ
III" front door of the court house In floiyok-,
colorado, -ril tho above DESCRIBED premise,
u, public auction To tho h ghoG and best I'D
der or cash IN hard. Dated this Nov n. I.pl
JAMES A TEMPLE Sheriff.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

N cfaul, having been made IN the payment Of
q certain frunil--ory Note uS.cnt.i by
Thomas VI. Lane for tho principal rum OF
four hundred and ifty doilars, isio payable 10
,lrordrr Of Hayden 4 Dickinson. and scored By
certain deed Of trust. executed by said Thomas
". Lane On the 2oth dny OF October 4. n. Isl;
anil rceorlsa ON tho 3lst day Of October \, u.
l~s, In book H. at raip ~; 81 the rcnrls Il
Logan county, state of Colorado. puhlic n,sic-
IL h-nl'Y given that tho unlcr.sao,l. job l.
Cooper trustee IN -aii deed Of irna, mentioned
vii, IN ,lr'u- aud unier the power and nuihori,,
oil .aid deed "f trust nni for the purpo-. therein
mentioned -sll at ub.lc auction. at tho Tirsnon,
street door 81 the court house 10 III. county Of
Arpahnc, state 81 cnlorndo. q, thchonfo II twelve
~. O'Clock noon. on wcdHc.,lvy. the 18th day of
December \. ID. is'!, tho Property conveyed In
slld'lc,i Of tfa-t, described a. follows, up.viti
flr .'i'l,-vcst quarter tr-w III IL section ,hlt,y
two la.l township seven . north range forty
I've 49, wasi, With all water Fights belonging 10
s,id lands md all nni -insalar tho privilege,
mud appurtrnancr- thereto belonging. situate In
The county Of ihiliii~. fonnrl, q par, Of the
county Of l.ol,n aud state -. Colorado.
Jon \. coorEh. TRUSTEE.
first in.ortioa, Noyeinbcf eth. i-gi.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25
II. y, TEDMoN, Register.
siiERifrs SALE

Notice Is hereby Tlvra tina, by virtue of n
writ Of -rs''iHl execution Issued out II the
county court of Phillips county Colorado,
and I" me directed IN faypr of jaime, n.
Brs"a planuf' nnd william y, r-dcn aud
Mary Y. r. den arc defendant, for the sum IL
ti1is damages aud silA5co-s and accruins
ci-;s. u satisfy tile nbnvc amounts. I Avn
inmandrd - sell tho follbwlng described
premises tp.witi The southwest quarter =,
al section tvcnty nine ts'l In TOW nship seven
% north Il range fYrty'tao ga west Of the
9th y. m. In Phillip. county, Colorado. I ~ii
On the 10Th day II Becemhcr i-,!. sell the
nblvr described premises At public auction
NJ tie front door IL the coui, hons. In iioi-
yolc. Colorado at the hour u o'clock -. M,
of said 'ay u the highc>, aud hos, bidder for
cash In hand. Dated this nov. u. i,e.
JAMES A TEMPLE. Sheriff.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25
TRUSTEE. SALE.

~ nfauli having ips,n mndr In the payment ,if
. cefilin Protniss,r, Note r-rrui,sl ~
Francis I.stinrr for the prinripie ,urn OF
-Four hnn'lr'd nnd MY dollar, tiiiol payabl, To
the order Of Hayden \ Dickinson. md secured
w certain ln,l OF trust. cs.-ai.l b, saii
frauci- Ln'iincr on the alii day of Aurus, \. u.
i-Si aud recorded On the 18th day VI Angus, \ ID
M In book II, NJ pR, ~ ~ III, fts,nr.l. ~
isoian county sisis of Culor,l1, Puddle notice
l. hereby siYrn tim, the antlsr,lsn-l. Jol, \,
Cooper trustee. IN oild d,rl Of trust mentioned.
will. by virtue and up'lef ibr power uni authority
oi.aid d,sd ~ trus. anil for thu purpose therein
mentioned -rli at public aurti,n. NJ the Tfof,an,
.ir'sf doerof thr count ionso In tho county ~
Araiaho,, stnisof Colorado, nj tho hour ~ t,el,o
ll?lo'clork n'Hii, on wciln~ipy tho e,,i, In, ~
Dorcmbr \. u. i'o!' tbs property conveyed la
.niided Of trust, ''',rriil rs fnlloss. ,o-,sl,i
III" sou'h7'art quarter 80 J., dissection twpnty
tao isil In township -rvrn - North rnni,r fnrtt
ihi"r tii west, with all water fial,.a bpiouyina
10 said land, and oil and .i,funr tho priv lcs,.
md nppurtnannrc' ilefuta b'ioaiIbs. ai,tats In
tho county oi PhIlly@. fotri-r'y Part al tho
coan,y ~ ktann AMI .iii"ni Cnlp-aiu
jon "a. coprfr. Trat,ae.
Flint Insertion. November giih, isp,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

nefanl, having bpnn made In thu nn,mon, NJ a
j yrriinin 'fnnissnf, Note executed h, Cal !,
l.ilsin iut III" principal sum oi I've Hundred aud
MO dollar, lsSgl payable ~ The nriar 81 itgy.
ilan a Dirhin-nnt nid sornfp1 b. u rpriniu deal
~ trust, executed by aid ,'nr 4. iliala nn tho
gind dll of Nriinnb"f 4 u iANT and rrcor,lnd on
tho 18th dn, 81 hartinler 4 u i@5, In bink H. nj
pnen no 81 the rncnrlH NJ Loian county, nin,n ~
'ninrado. uullir noilr. Ia h.ruh, a,rii ihn, the
nndcfssn'I. Job \ tonpet trustee In sald ,lan,i
~ trust mentioned, win, ~ ,inile and under
the power anti authority ~ SAID decd Ut trust
nnh fnt the ,purpn-. Herein mentioned sell NJ
puhlir auction, ~ the lr'nnn hifcr' door ~ III .
ruurt lpu.r IN the county ut ttnpahp-, slate of
tolyrndp. nj tho hour " twelve ~ o'clock noon,
On Tnc-sln,. the Mud ~, ~ November 40 i.lY,
the properly conveyed IN .aid de.si 1T trust, bu'
Aorilsisr follows tpwii The -U,iii.se.i l,ia t,rr
ta.w ~ ~ section ak tdl IN township prsrn I. y
nnfih. tnnar fotiy-sis 90, w,pi, with bil watrr
IiRhis l-longnn Ia tni,l lnbis -hi ~ and sin,,,.
lnf HE ritil"r- aud hpi,uriunabrea thrriu b..
longing siiun'. In tho count, ~ lailiipa fnrpf,
Vi q part of the rOunit ~ Logan aud state ~
Colorado,
Jon 4. t'oopna. Trustee.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

N pinnlt ln,inB bon mad" In ,ho payment 81
~ rutdn Ptpini.sur1 spl" ,secnicd by
lr-lul peiiirf Ter ilir principal snm a.
,lrss hpndr3l dplip-,. i.pn t'pule - IN,
oplsr u ilnsiiHl \ Dickinson, nnL .arur,,l b, t.
rerinin lnslu iraai. ~ t'ni n ~ mid fr.i q.
rain,crun ,a' ~ DIS at sculen,hcr, 4. u, lSsi,
AMI rrcnr,lnl un III, igih day ~ September 4.
u, l's', IN bo1h ~, 1T page 100 u the records ~
iYnRnn eopniy, state Of colorado, public notice ~
heirlY ryun that the undrr-ilned, dob Chopper
trustee Ia iddtel u. trust mentioned, viii, by
virtue and nnf,f the power and authority " siia
do'l Of tfutnu fpt the purpose tlisfnln ni.n.
toned sell N public anr' ion N tho fnmnh, street
DOR Of III. cnur tonar In thu count, NJ Nfi,aoa,
state Ut Colorado, ~ tho l,nr " twelve liqi
o'clock mona. un Wednesday,, ~, eAh i,y of
December :, u ispl, ihs ptop.iu conveyed IN
saii ir.-l NJ irua. described M follows, 10 vii,
The sonillwrat lunfior .w I, LOT arc'ion ,hifi,.
nna % In ,osnsilip .c,ch e north. range fofi,.
nye ~ west. with all water ilgll,i BELONGING 10
said land. and Nil and alnrnnr the privileges
nnl nppurirDinsr. thcfa.. belonging, situate IN
,hr county u rhillip., iarinrrl, u part " the
counts NJ losnn and sin,n II colorado,
Jon \. tDDrrH. Trustee.
A. d.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25
sIIEnIpT,s sAIh.


Notice T. herrhy given hath, virtue u writ
" special pspsuiipn i.suel ont Of the count,
o"url u Phillip county Colorado hnd To me NJ
sheriff directed Ia ia,nrUi jamr- n brown plain.
'ld and G~lfrlri Ii,1 and Helen Ryn hfp d..
frndanls Tor tho snn, of saNi, damages aud
sia.pl costs and nccruing costs 10 satisfy ,hs
above amounts. ! AN commanded To soll
Tho following described premises toviii
ihr spuih-rast quarter a. II section
iNn ,gl township -iktoi north of range fort, Nv,
IS, Ne.tuf ihe oh u. m. In Philip.
rpuhty, ,'lurulu I viii on the p,l
dag ~ peynl,ar A u. iss NJ tho houi
II ~ o'clock y m ii said ia, Mt the iron, d,o,
NJ tbs courthouse IN llolypha. Colo acl IN, above
described pfrnl.aa Al public auction 10 ihn hinh.
,,si and lest bidder Tor csai, IN hnnd. Dated
this NoYsnbrr Il, A u isg.
jAnts A. TrarLs. Sheriff,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

Tho democratic Legislature of
Georgia evidently believes that the party
meant what il said, when the national
convention at Chicago inserted plank
in The platform calling for tho repeal OF
the law which imposes 10 per cent tax
on the issue OF all state ban ks, and the
members of that body have recently
passed resolution demanding TINT this
pledge OF the party DO made good.
Georgia wants "wild cat" money and
the democratic party has promised to
give it TO her and Of course the promise
will be fulfilled.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

I efauil having bccn ulide Ia the fragment ~ u
] Icei'nIn rfumi.sDf, Nntn executed by Robert
kfirlrrfnf the principal rum ni flfr hundred aAi
my dnllnts, ishGl iinball" 10 ,ln order ~ la,
,lrn A Dckinspfi, aud astnf.'l ny certain deed
~ tfus, "srcutrl by said Robert kfner,r On the
18th dr, ~ October u ishihnd recorded ~ ~.
sth day ~ November A y iN', IN book II, ~
page 49, ~ tho records NJ Lorgn county state NJ
Colorado, pnblic notice j. hri"by given thu, the
nnL.frinne'l, job Atonnrr tfnsti-i In sail irrl
~ vust mentioned, will. by virtue aud unint the
powrr hnh anthnrt, Of said deed Of 'inst nni Tor
the pufpotr therein mentioned rull NJ public
auction, ~ the fremont street door ~ thu runfi
i.ple IN u. county ~ Ararnhoo, state 1T Colo
RADIO. at The hour ~ tsrlyn figl o'clock noon, IN
Tuesday. the 9TH Tia, ~ n,cpmisr A u itr2, the
proi~ti, conveyed IN sal deed If trust ,learfib.
ri ~ folluwr. tpswiti Tho northwest ,iuhtint
INV ~ nf section ispnip.fnnf i9il IN township
nine 90 north, range fpfts five 40 west, with
NIL water iisli's brlnnRlna 20 Anll nnds aud Nil
and singular "" rfiyilari- nni nrpnftrnlnrrs
thereto belonging. situate IN ,hr county NJ nil.
iip.. fotnef. q part Of the count, ~ Logan and
state ~ Colorado.
=, jnn A. coo,tr Trustee.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-11-25

N efnult having been made in the payment Of u
lcsriain Promissnry Note executed by Otis
| Jrrncy for the principal sum of five hundred
dollars, te5UO) payable TO The order Of Hay
den Dickinson, and secured by certain deed
Of trust, executed By nad Otis Tracy on the 10Th
day Of July ID 1887 and recorded TN the Goth day
Of July b 1887. in book II, at page ~ Of the
records of Logan county, state OF Colorado,
public notice is hereby given That the uuder-ign
ed, job Cooper trustee in said deed OF trust
meutioncd. will by virtue and under the power
and nuthorit, of said decd of tiust and for the
pu-po-. therin mentioned r,.ll at public auction.
Mt the fremont street door OF the court house in
the county Of Arapahoe, state Of Col4rado, at the
hour Of twelve (i2) o'clock noon. on Tuesday, the
9Th day Of December A q is.a. the property con-
,syed in said deed OF trust. described as follows,
to-wi: The south -N,%t quarter ts-w i-il Of scc-
ton twenty 90 in township cigiit ~ mort h.
range forty -four tii) West, with all water rights
belonging To raid lands and all und singular the
privileges and hppurtcnancrs thereto belonging.
situate in the county Of Phillips, formerly part
Of the county of Logan and state Of olora,lo.
JOB A. COOPER, Trustee.
First inse,ion Nov, ih, 1892.