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The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
Notice OfSnlc.
STATE OF COLORADO. a,
Delta County,

STATE OF CoLoRADo,l..
Delta County. ."
In the County Court OF said County
Nordyke & Marmon Co.
rlalnuns.
Nelson A. Cello and kcnlcy C. Collins,
Dcfcndnuts.
ny virtue Of n Judgment OF for closure and sale
made IN the above entitled action on tho Bird day
OF November. 1891, the subscriber, the sheriff Of
said Delta County, for that purpose duly np-
pointed, will sell at the front door Of tho Court
state, on tho 9th day OF December. 1891, nt 10
o'clock n. m, Of that day. nt public ycnduc--
for cash the real estate and mortgaGed premises
directed by said Judgment to be sold. and therein
described Ms follows
A fraction OF the southwest quarter OF tho
southeast quarter of section thirty ('ID). In
township fourteen 10 south, Of range tncnty-
two (D2) west OF tho. sixth principal meridian,
beginning Mt the no Invest corner of the
southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter OF
one hundred feet. thence west ninety feet; thence
no ili tine hundred feet; thence east ninety feet
10 plncc Of beginning. Also frnciion Of tho rAat
half Of tho southeast quarter OF said section
Thirty bcglnnlns ut the northwes. corner Of tho
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of sn
section thirty. and thence runnipb north rix
hundred and ninety -four feet IN the vanderfpri
Ditch: Ihcucc rnst sixteen and onr.half fcct
thence south seven hundred and ninuty.G0uy foct
thence west sixteen mud oHelialf fGet; thence
noill, onr hundred feet % tho nlace ofbek inning,
together with all buildirgr. fumes, peiixtoaks,
wnicr wheel. machinery. mud nll 0thtr structures
md fixtures belonging 70, Situate In. or nppur-
ia!ninE g the Touring mil slt,iate Git sHtd Mnds
Of pclln, said STATE OF Colorado.
\ c.Moo
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
NOTICE.
tate OF COLORADO. ,
Delta County,

STATE OF COLORADO,
Delta County
In the District Court
In the Matter II Guardianship OF Julia r. Smith,
guardian Of the minor hers of Rlcy \ Adams.
deceased
To whom # may concern
Notice Is hereby given that at the next regular
term of the Distr ct uf snid Delta county. !, the
undersigned guardian Of the min hclTs u III cy
4 Adams, deceased. will apply TO saii csurt for
mn order - sell ccTttln real estate hereinafter
described. nf which the said ley \. Adnm- dici
seized, for the purpnsc of pay i2 an ineunbranc.
thereon. and On other laiih owned hy said de-
ceased at the time OF his death. and iIr the pur.
y Sc Of maintaining. supp rting and cdurating
salti mlnat children morc particularly set ferth
IN my Petition lC III the clerk OF saii court.
Said real estate described ns fiowe leg nning
Mt the southwest corner Of the northwest qtHrtcr
OF the northwest quarter of section II. township
II s1uth, range .. west Of the 9th T. NJ; thence
rum ny north six chains; thence nur,h SissF y.
fcycn and siNt, hundrrdths chains. thence norfh
Gte-p 4. i've and til rty.scycn hundredihs chains:
thcnCc north 81 T.. seven Hud sixty i've hun
dredths chains. thence north Ns2-i5' l.. thrrc Hnd
teen AMI my hundriths cha ~. thence west
twenty chains IA place sf beg uuiix. A'so hcsin-
ming ~ the southwest corner bf the sou Ill, sat
quarter Of the southwest quarter ul see ii'n II
aid township aud ranFc, and running ih.ucc
north ~ y ak and twenty huniifpdthu chains.
hence nnrih 1Ia 81 4 tCYru mud Griy hum
drstltis chniuzs thence north 7-7-sI X. ten and
ten hnnlrcdils chains. thence south siN Soir
4. nineteen and sixty hundrpith- rlihins thence
spath siy chains; thence west fJrty chain- to- tho
place Of beginning.
JuLlA 4 sNfrn,
Guardian Of the Minor Helm Of Riley A. Adams,
Deceased.
hfNg & konTrTsnS.
Attorney f,r Petitioner.
tlfsi Insertion Nov. last Nov. 2s)
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
Trustees Sule.

Whereas. ALBERT u rLEAK. of the County
q lclta s'n.e Of 81. iado, did by his trus, deed
ltsg. In book Is nj page sl5 of the records ui
Delta County. coiqtsdg ernyey to, VI. heal,
uAted Ia ssid Dcin O. unity Colorado, to-yit
The cn.t half 0f the southwest quarter II section
thiuccn, and the r.Ast half Of the northwest
quarter of section twenty four, NIL In in- n.hip
hity one north Of ranEc eleven west Of the New
Mexico Meridian. containing. according to ,ho
acres bc The sainc thurC or icss.
Also all water right. ihcTcunto bclnngin. or In
anywisc apf-'rin!uiug TO secure the Jayincnt OF
his principal note OF sop payable 30 the order OF
The National MortgAFr and n.hcnturc Co. dated
dmly ~. !s,a. and due and payable Eve years
notes, zach dated July tst, iSsn. and payable to
the order Of The National Mon,rage aud Dcben.
~ h, @ u,iy M sha nsyhbs on ihe nsi gay o.
The SAID principal note with inicrCst on the sAid
annum aftcr maturity.
Whereas. II ~ provided In and by said irnst
deed that IN default uf payment OF aid principal
nnsc nt amy of the coupon notes nr any part
aud payable then aud In that c1lsc IN npplica.
,lon u The legnl holder Of .'d note, it shall and
may he lawful FIR the said Trustee ar hi. sir-
cessor In trust. To advertise and sell promises and
Whereas, default has been made ia the tay.
men lnSni OF ,aid principal n}tc and coupon notes
default still continues, and
whorcas, II Is provided IN said trus, decd thnt
W tho event of thr removal or absence from the
elht' Ni 'H1tefiilp hl riitl ltutFE nj any time
when action may be rcquircd under the ;,owcrS- ,
conferred by said tfiist de- d on said Trustee,
then the acting Sheriff OF aid Delta county,
cgl9rndo, shall be and Is thereby appointed and
made successor In trust, and
Whereas. The Said Trustee Is now abscn, from
the state uf Colorado.
Now, fhurcforc, at the request Of the legal
holder OF said notes l. Clarence T. Mower.
sheriff Of Delta county, Colorado, viii as sue.
ccSsor In trust ms nfersiid, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY al, 1875,
t..t,Y No.. q
O'Clock y. IN OF that day, nt the front door OF tho
Court House in the said County OF Delta, state
Of Colorado, sell 10 the highest and bcat bidder
FIR cash, NIL the above described promises and
ni rights md equities, including MI water rights
aud privileges connected In any manner with
fald land for the purpose Of paying the said notes.
ana NIL Interest thereon, together with MI cx-
pen-es Of thi. proceeding. ns by the terms OF
sni1 trust decd am authorized aud empowered
TO do.
CLARENCE L. MOWER,
sherrof Delta County, Colorado and successor
In trust
tFirst publication Nov. 2s. gi last Jan. 2, 'ai)
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
Killing Weeds in Lnwus.

A writer in the London Garden says
thut he finds the best way to kill weeds
in lawns is to place sufficient bunch
of salt on the crown. This is done
early in the season and Immediately
after the first cutting of the grass. On
ono occasion n mass OF rough weeds
was cxtcrminated and n smooth lawn
secured. Three days were required for
!hc work. Similar and better is the
@ of sulphuric acid, as described in the
JDtry Gentleman. The writer above
Sed found in one case. where there
Asmore weeds than grass, that it
ry to invcrt the sod. He
Astnrf, rakcd the ground
Sd the turf upside down,
vily and spripkled it
fs.ivesented
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
Why He Vyns a Chicken.

Eight little boys got on strcet-car
in bunch, and it was soon demon
strated from their talk that they were
choir boys. The ladies in the car
talked to them, and asked all sorts of
questions, and they responded willing
ly except one little fellow, who seemed
to be the butt of the other seven. $50
you all sing?" asked one of the ladies'.
Yes" answered three of the boys at
the same time. "Then you are regular
little canaries." said the lady. "I'm
mocking bird" cried one boy. "I'm n
cuckoo" said another, until each boy
told what kind of bird he was. The
eighth boy-the butt before mentioned
said nothing, until the lady laughing
ly inquired what kind of bird he was.
Il expect, ma 'am," he answered, dole
fully, Il must be n chicken, from the
way l get it in The neck all the time"
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28

course in response to the steering of
the rudder. A manomcter notes the
number of miles covered and the
amount of atmospheric pressure over
come. The kaiser is highly pleased
with his physicians invention and does
net let a day go by without at least IN
hours muscle practice.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
s.agaetlssd Side Arrns.

A peculiar result of the use of the
dynamo on board English warships has
been noticed. The marines. when in
the discharge of their duty around t.lc
dynamo, have worn Li,!c ar;aS. These
become mcgnetizcl. crl when TIE ma
rine as Il sentry passed the compass.
that also became charged. The conse-
qicnce has been TO forbid the wearing
Of side nrns ncrr The dynomo.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
NoiIcc for Inbi,cntion.
LAsD orrlcr At MoNrnosr, colo.. ,

October S 1901. I
Notice Is hereby given that the following. nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make Bnnl proof iii support Of his claim. aud Tint
snid proof will be made before the Register aud
Receiver at Montrose Colorado. NOV. Is. 1884. viz.
W. II. RAMsMEY,
who made Prccmpllon D. 9. No fi2. Ute series,
for the 5. Il. = sec % twp II 5 Il g2wG r. NJ
He names the following witnessos to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of.
shid land viz!
Abrnm l. Bone Of Pnonia. oIlon Bone of Puonn
George o. Wilson OF Delta william Williams
of PaUnin.
A. y. AMsBARr, Register
first pub. Oct. 10. last Nov II. '0il
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
Motto for Publication.
LAsD OFFICE AT MoxrHosr. CoIo., /
nssf,1..r f.y. Z

TN.NV VFTENIs NJ AIVNTTI u 'VIOst
October I. lot.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed s.tlrr has fled notice ufhls In cntinu 20 nal
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof Will be made before Eeilstcr and Receiver.
at Moniroso Colo, on November II. 1894, via;
MARTIN CADE.
who illcd Presumption u. &. No 1905. Ute Series
for the NJ NV. u, SW. a NV. a sec. q, aud
SE. !. Ne. {. See. 20, Twp. 10 S. II. Is ". III ~
lie names the following witnesses to provo hi.
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation OF
said land, viz:
Thomns :. Gum. Frank Crnnstor, Ambrose II.
Rogers, william j. jackson, all o>G.lta. Colo.
a. T. AMsBEltY, Register
First pub. oct. 10. last Nov. IA.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28

enro, Prompt, Pos:tsyD
Cuys fpS Impotence, Loss
or Manhood, Seminal
Emissfons, 6pers1nfoSybso,
Hsrvousncss, Self f0fsfyrsf,
Loss Of MomoyN r.. tvM
ous Muu 1Hcs @f.00. o
Boros. So on.
t tcsela. llsccsloas Mg.lsd
!0ith suoh Box. A1dscst i
Ballard Grsv Lihinon. Co., (
az. Luces .,xs. /,
81. LGuG0s to,I
- J.. 81 T.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28

The longer live, the mere it
gricves me to see man. who occupies
his supreme place for the very purpose
of imposing his will upon nature, and
freeing himself and his from an out
rageous necessity--to sec him taken mp
with some false notion. and doing just
the opposite of what he wants to do;
and then, because the whole bent of
his mind is spoilt, bungling miserably
over every rything.-Goethc.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
MILTON r. WEIGH,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Office next Door 10 Opera House.
DELTA, COLORADO
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT MosTRosE. Colo
Oct. IL, 1891
Notice is hereby given that tho following nam
cd settler has filed notice ofhis intention u make
hual proof In support Of his cliim, and thnt said
proof will be made before the cgis;cr and
receiver Mt MontrUhe, Colombo. on November
20. 1891. viz:
CHARLES A. WADE,
who hns made precmption D. s. No. l0i6. Ute
series. far the Il y NE y NE y SE 4 Sec. I'll
Sw a NV Il scc. %, 7. i3S. Il. Of W. 9Th y. NJ
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
snid land, viz:
william T. derry. Milton J. Freeman. Charles
q. Lukas. John J. King, all Of raonla. Delta
county, Colorado.
A. l., AMsBAEY, Register
tFirs, pub. oct "a; last Nov. 81
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
II. II. SMITH,
LOANS,
INVESTMENTS,
INSURANCE,
Convcynncing and Collections.
OFFICE OF THE
Delta County Abstract Company
Land. Act June 3, IS7S-..Not.
Zee For Publication.

Zee For Publication.
U. 9. LAND OFFICE AT MoSTRssr, CcLo.,
october "a. 1874
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act Of Congress OF June y,
1873 entitled An act for the sale Of timber lands
in the states of calf rtia Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Tcrri,ny." ns EXTENDED u II tho
Iublic Land States by act Of August 1, ls9.
FRANK X. ATKINS,
Of Mon,rosc. county of Montrosc. state OF Cola
rahn, has this day filed In tbs ,ilcJ his sworn
statement for the purchase ,.f the ~. \, Of the
Sc. !. Of section 81 in Twp No. u s'uih. lnngc
No. 81 ". q T. " and will offer pr Of u shuw that
the land sought is murc VA liable for its timber
az st ne ihnn for Hsricuiturtl purps ses. and to
establish his claim tn siId land before the Regis
ter and Receiver Of this Ofcc ut MuIitrnsc. Colo
raio. OH Tuesday the 18th day Of January lsso
He names ns witnesses: John Baird. of Delta,
Colorado. Charles Reed OF Delta. Colombo: Wal
ter II. Fleming ,f M0ntrusc, Colorado Edwin I
Colt Gf MOntrosc, Colorado,
Any and all persons claim NJ adversely the
all we dcScr bed land arc fcquc.tad to file their
claims In this flee on or before aid 18th day Of
January, 1890.
4. Z. ANsBAKY, Register.
Fir.i pub. Oct 81. ~; last pub. Jan. 2. r%l
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28

The New York Sun says it would be
just like Cleveland and Gresham to run
on the Populist ticket in 1886. The
Pops" will do almost anything, but we
doubt il they will get crazy enough for
that.
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28

According to expert Henry Watterson,
the account stands about thus:
Ma. GROVER CLEVELAND,
To the Democratic Party, DIR.
To one election to be sheriff of Buffalo
=" IS :. Mayor
." =" " Gov. n Y.
three nominations to be Pres't of U. S.
two elections ' i" "
Or.
By disruption of tie party aud one crush
ing defeat
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
POLlTICS---REPUBLICAN.
County Oniccrs.


.Ceanty Commissoners.-First district, L S
4 Colcman second district, George 7. Chi.es: third
z district Frank Cuitiss.
Shorin-C. +. Mower.
Treasurer l.. Bgc.ow.
6,ouLty Judge-W X. Robertson
Surveyor. A. Curtis.
Asscssor-JS S. Barton.
superintendent of Schools-F. W. Robson.
Fruit inspector-W J. Sawyer
City Officers.
Mayor. Luke MacLean; Town, Clerk. H: II.
Nolbert Treasurer, David Bailey; Trustees,
Fred Van Tuyl, w. S. Girardet, w i. Ferree, d.
3. Baldwin, N. NJ. Castle and I. NJ. Conklln.
Board Of Trade Officers.
President r. d. Blair; Nicc-President, II. II
smith; Secretary, Geo. Stephan; Treasurer, Geo.
Gonklin.
Methodist EpiscopeI Church.
REV, J. H. GILL, Pastor.
at II ana S
Wednesday evening ut 7:3J o'clock.
Presbyterian Church.
REV. JOSEPH LOWER, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10 a. M Young Peoples
meeting meeting at iI g M Prayer Meeting Wednesday
Meets Friday asrSGa 2T most
attend. Miss ELLA TREw, President.
Mrs. WM. MATHERs, Secretary
Seventh Day ADVENTIST Church.
ELDER GEO. o. STATES, Pastor.
Sabbath School every Sabbath at O'Clock pm.
Preaching or bible reading at p. M Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
= :: :: :: !: ::
N DELTA LODGE NO. 3sI4
~k X. OF II.
2NA 4 aegular meetings first and third
ZX8XM Friday evenings of each month
@y@in court room. W. r. GALE, Die.
+. W. CnLDs. Rep.
n Regular meetings of Delta Lodge No
ANMr62, A. F. & A. NJ. second & fourth Mon
INK day evenings of each month. A. G.
/Y\BUTLER, w. NJ. E. L. KELLOGG, Secy.
Grand Mesa Lodge No. 81
K.efP.
Meets in Castle Hall first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month.
C. G. Downing, C. C.
A. L. Reynolds, X. of r. s.
~ MCCLELLAN POST No. 20
1 Meets at the Court House the 4th
Saturday in each month at 1880 p IN.
WM. MaTHErs, Adjutant
Il. II. TINE rAGiE.
No. ., east bound. ll:35 p.
No. 6, west beund l:5l p. IN
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
unAwED BY SURROUNDINGS.
Baby Girls Visit to the House and Her
Coll on tho Acting Speaker.

A Baby Girls Visit to the House and Her
Coll on tho Acting Speaker.
Just after the house had been called
TO order the other day, says the Wash
ington Post, dark-haircd baby girl
toddled down the center isle. She was
dressed in white, with n dainty muslin
cap fastened down upon her pretty
curls. She was n wee mite of a thing
so small that when she reached the
steps she sat down and slid from stop
to step, for even the few inches de-
scent was beyond the reach of her
short and chubby legs. At the head
of the aisle she paused, looking about
her in childish, wonder. Then She no.
ticed Speaker Pro TEN Richardson sit
ting Mt the speakers desk in all his
glofy, and with childish ambition she
proceeded to climb up the broad plat
form, until she stood by. his eide. Her
head scarcely reached to the top of his
desk, but she prattled away to him in
baby fashion until he was compelled to
turn away from her to follow tho pro-
ccedings of the house. Then she half
slid half tumblcd down again until she
reached the group of pages, by whose
ajilc she sat down, spreading out her
S54py skirts in true womanly fashion.
NS4 at that moment woman up-
..Sred at the maindssr of tlrey house,
fraificalIy waving her arIps toward
the lit<e one. "A doorkeepero camc MP
s<he nisiS, 1o2k the little ONES hands
and askedl1sgf to go to her mother.
'eNo, nc, Said the baby.
~ - has some candy for you
said tAeA ~'s.oif notS s@tQgethcr
fruthftf sri,out al other
word the lerer wan IA In
triumph tov e',er ,dist<aS I'D
parent. EaT .s
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28

R.G. TINE TAGlE.
No. ., east bou1d ll:35 p. M
No. 6, west bsund, l:5l p. IN
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
. An Early Account.

The following extract from the
World Encompassed more especially
SaisSsnon the points covered in the
'"g an account of the
liking record of the
" American mis-
rerall, with his
ice of those
md by
'nds
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28

Milton Il. Wclch aud King n Robertson,
AttOrEpgs or Plaintiffs.
tFIrst pub Nov. 2s, 'pi; Iast Jan, q, issg1.)
The Delta independent., 1894-11-28
.jy{EEON y.
In The D,s;ric, Court.

ssa;c ef cclo'adgl
CSgaty of nelta
The Chipotn Ditch Comp?ny, u.
q. sal sbaiy. inmcs l.. Wciuh
William pritci!ard. Griihth
lritchaEd and l.. ii. DIVA |, / SUMMONS.
Plaintiffs,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-11
MAY LEAVE KNIGHTS.
Mine Workers Consider That John w.
Hayes Is Their Enemy.

COLUMBUS o., April 1.-THE fifth an
nual session of the United Mine Workers
of America was called to order here by
President Mcbride. The association is
composed of coal miners. mine laborers
and cokers. A proposition for general
strike in the United States is TO be dis
cussed. Independent labor politics is also
ON the list for discussion. President Nc
Bride urged the miners to fall in with the
general movement for an advance in
wages. He recomm mmended independent
political action.
The sensational feature was charge
that John w. Hayes. secretary-tressurer
of the Knights of Labor. IS the implaca-
BILE enemy of the miners. On account of
this allegation it is understood the con-
vention will consider the matter of with
drawing the miners association from
affiliation with the Knights of Labor.
Just before the convention adjourned
for the day delegate secured the floor
and suggested that all who had come
instructed TO favor national suspension
of work be requested TO hold up their
right hands The words were no more
than spoken when every hand in the house
went up. The ques ton. of suspension
seems to be virtually settled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-11
HARD WORK AHEAD.
Young Republicans Of ConDecticut Meet
and Elect Officers.


NEW HANEN, April IL. - Seventy-five
delegates, representing young mems Re
publican clubs of Connecticut, held their
annual convention in this city yesterday
afternoon.
President Farnsworth of this city in n
speech Of welcome said that in the last
election Republican leagues had taken
things as a matter of course, and the ma
tional election had gone Democratic.
This fall, although it looked like a Repub-
lican year, il would not do to let things
60 for granted, but real hard work would
be necessary TO win.
He said the condition OF clubs through
out Connecticut was encouraging aud
predicted a Republican sweep in Con-
necticut i'm the next state election. A let
ter was read from Secretary Humphrey OF
the National league urging the reorgani-
cation of all leagues and clubs on work
ing basis. 1t was voted to hold the state
convention In this city in June.
Thirty-six delegates were elected to
attend the national convention. OF Re
publican League clubs in Denver in June.
These officers were elected: Fred B.
Farnsworth, New Haven, president; James
p Glynn, Winsted. secretary; Clarence
W. Clark, New Haven. treasurer, and
four vice presidents, one from each con
Rressional district.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-11

There is no doubt that the life OF the
great poet was greatly prolonged by
drinking the waters of the Spyudel Spring.
In our day we have the sprudel Spring
brought to us in the form OF Salt, which
is obtained by evaporation of the waters
of Carlsbad.
The CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
(powder form) is in no sense mere pur-
gative, but is an Alternative and eliminative
remedy which dissolves tenacious bile, al
lays irritation and removes obstruction
by aiding nature. 1t acts soothingly and
without pain. Beware Of limitations. The
genuine article has the signature of Els
NER q &MENDELsON CO., sole agents,
New York, on every bottle. Pamphlets
mailed free upon application. Price per
bottle 100; large size $50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-04-11
rELEGnArnlC BKEvITIss.

Woodward seminary opened at Quincy.
Mass.
Misseries hotel, Constantinople, was
burned.
An old hotel at Point Lookout, l.. l.,
was burned.
A geraral lockout involving $1,000 men
is imminent in Chicago.
Brackets dry goods store at Biddeford,
Me-, was damaged $4,000 by fire.
The Rockingham Arcade. Scranton,
Pa. was burned. Loss 100000
Professor John Howe jerks OF WASH
ington university, ST. Louis, is dead.
Cinnamon I'm Boston and Lynn are com
plying with the Geary law by registering.
The enters in Martins shoe shops az
Dover. N. H., failing To get their pay,
went out on strike.
At Mattawamkesg, Me. Ado'phus
Lyons, 90 years OF age, supposed to belong
in Midway, Mass, was killed by a train.
Mexico would consent to the PROPOSE
ton TO coin Mexican dollars in American
mints only on condition that America
would allow American dollars to be
coined in Mexican mints