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Pri-sriss ~ esq E,eetis- Bistrists-Nsv
RVa~A.

saa Hounwsr Rlsof.
The reorganization Of the regular Demo-
cratic forces In Kings county was pushed
forward another step last night By the holding
OF prlm aries in the various election districts
for the choice Of delegates to the County Com
mittee and ofacsrs Of the election district as
sociations.
The total enrolment. which was confined to
only three nights. amounted to $4,000 but,
owing to the inclement weather last night. the
aggregate vote at the primaries did not ex-
coed 25.000. OF the 8Sb election districts in
the county there are 20 In which the carefully
prepared reGnrollment rules were not COM
piled with. and in these no primaries were
held. A month will probably elapas before q
reorganization has been effected In these dis
tricts
The interest taken at the primary gather
inRs demonstrated tho wisdom OF the Demo-
cratic leaders in revolutlonizing the political
management by making the election district
the basis OF the organization. In the m majority
Of the districts only one ticket was run. which
had been prepared by q fairly selected nomi-
mating committee representing all the conflict
ing interests in the district. There were
score Of more or less exciting contests. Ia some
81 which the old ward leaders had the novel
experience Of being defeated.
The new County Com mittee Will he COM
posed Of one delegate from each election dis
trict. or 8S8 mem bers. an increase Of 24S over
the old body. Probably not more than as to
100 Of the old delegates will reappear.. the
policy being to intioduce new and young blood
in the reorganized governing body Of the
party
II was significant that strong feeling was
manifested at the nfimarIes against some OF
the old leaders, including Alden ). swan. Alder
man Mc9arry. ex-Sherif Courtney Daniel
Ryan. and even Jehn DelUiar. Until the new
County Com mittes meets for organization Il
will be- i'm posi- BILE to tell how the Offices will
be dlstrlbut oil.
Hugh McLaughlip, the veteran Democratic
leader. has not Interfered n any way with the
reorganization plans. aud did not put forth
any effort to secure the election OF a single
delegate at the primaries. Unlesa however,
he decides to Withdraw altogether from po-
litical activity. IL Is quite safe to assume that
he wi ttill continue to exert potent inlu-
snce In the management OF the party.
At the same time, the reorganization OF the
Democratic hosts Is suro to bring aome new
men to the front and new forces into play.
Within a-few weeks 1t will become plainly
evident that there is no substantial ground for
the continued existence ofthe phantom Demo-
cratic organization brought into existence
through the untiring efforts Of Edward u.
Shepard and his Committee Of One Hundred
anti-snappers.
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$4,000 ron an AMERICAN ARTIST.
TIL. noston Art Ciss Ofsrs This Sun fov
the Hest NV Picture In 1900.

Tie noston Art Ciub Oners This sun for
the Hest NV Picture In 1900.
Boston. April 1o.-At the last M Getting OF the
Boston Art Club the matter OF the usual ap-
preparation Of $500 for the exhibition OF
next winter and the smaller appropriation OF
$3.50 for the water-color exhibition next
spring was under discussion. The club had
just voted the two appropriations when Henry
ID. Hyde took the floor and said he would like
to see the club offer prize worth talking
about, Say OF $1,000. for the best American
picture sent to the annual exhibition OF oil
paintings. The NON hers laughed. Mr., Hyde.
continuing. remarked that he would give
would Mslu 'n provide the other the hall He had
no sooner sat, down than, Col Albert
half After several speeches and much en-.
thusiasm IL was decided that all the details OF
this prize should be left to tho Board OF Cow
ernment OF the club: that the pictures com.
peting for the prize must be new and not
previously exhibited in publ c, and that as the
appropriations wore already voted Tor next
years ex hi billions the prize offer should not
become operative until the winter OF 1895.
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abs. My appetite and digestion are splendid,
and, OlthOugh | will be seventy years old my
next birthday. l am as hearty and strong US
most men Of hfty."
Ma G. milton STDSOR, Druggist, OF War
sdU, Richmond Co., Va, writes; My tTieud,
Mr.. j. +. Dc!ano, has requested me TO write
you in confirmation OF his statement, which 1
cheeTfully 10. / know Mr.. DclanO personally
well, aud can testify 10 the correctness of his
statement.
Ills case Of eczema was the worst that had
ever SEN. l saw him often during the time
he was athlcted, A. he came 10 my store often
after medicine He purchased the Discovery
aud Pellets from NE, aud has been one OF the
strongest Champions of your medicines, aud
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"FOR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE.-

fountain of health, by using Dir. PIkRcE's
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and good
digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits, and
bodily health and vigor will be established.
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures all
humors, from a common Blotch or Eruption,
10 the worst Scrofula, Salt-rheum, Fever
sores" Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all
diseases caused by bad blood are conquered
by this powerful, purifying and inyigorating
medicine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal
under its benign influence Virulent blood
poisons are, by its use, robbed OF their ter
rors. Especially has it manifested its po-
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Three tree planting societies are engaged at
present In planting shade trees along the
streets on Brooklyn heights. Several tulip
trees were planted yesterday In Remsen street,
between Court and Clinton and the work will
be continued for two or three weeks in the ad
joining streets. Tho clubs are nam ed Column
bia Heights. Remsen Street, and Montague.
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ELEvArED LOCOMOTIVES COLLIDE
Sixth Avesue Trsmc Iutesf.rrd with By =
Wreck In The 18Th :. rect Yard..

Sixth Avesue Tr"mc Intesf'rTd WIFI by =
Wreck Ia the i5Sth = rect Iards.
A collision occurred on the Sixth avenue els-
waited road at the 155th street yards carly yes
tsrday morning. which resulted in an engine
and three coaches being derailed.
Engineers Page and Cook were shifting
trains on the switches. Engineer Page tried
to pass Engineer Cook. whose engine was
standing on the same track. although Engi-
nesr Page supposed that II was on switch,
Both engines were damaged by tho COLI
sion. There were i've cars attached to Page Q
engine. and three OF them jumped the track.
mn, si,bannh 'psttic "a innsrpnDi sd fa1
several hours.
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NOfthumbeTtdnf Co.,
Pa, writes II was a
great sufferer from
dyspepsia, and ! had
suffered so long that ]
was "A wreck life was
rendered undesirable
and IL seemed death
was near; but ! came
In contact with DR..
Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and Pei
lets. | took twelve
bottles of Discovery
aud several bottles OF
the Pellets, and fol-
lowed the hygienic adj
vice OF DIR. Pierce, and
l am happy 10 say II
was indeed a cure, for
life Is worth living now.
A thousand thanks for
your treatment, / en-
close my photo"
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CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS,
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures Con-
sumption (which Is Scrofula Of the Lungs),
by its wonderful blood purifying invigorat-
ing and nutritive properties. For Weak
Lungs, Spiuting of Blood, Shortness OF
Breath, Bronchitis, Chronic Nasal Catarrh,
Severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred affec-
tions, Il is a sovereign remedy, While i
Strengthens the system and purifies the
blood
The nutritive properties of extract of malt
and cod liver oil are trifiing when compared
with those possessed by the Discovery"
1t rapidly builds up the solid flesh and
weight Of those reduced below the usual
standard Of health by " wasting diseases"
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That" said Mr.. Holman. II cannot say. F."
Nominated sy 81. rrs.hasat.

WASHINGTON April 10.-Ths President sent
TO the Senate to-day the following nominations;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Williams Lsxing-
toh- NIseohsiu-JOan Passage. DsleEan; george H.
MrhAussn. $50 RlSsrA i0WA-EaTl Bronson SpsnceE
kahsAs-f stephsnson Garden Cty Leni.iana-t:
Brook. Aissoan-J. N. DauEhsrty, CArtsTEills Ohio
\. J. FTanetseO. CuYAhOEa fas3 X AApal Columbus
Grove. fanussaSs-A. q. HATkleroAd Bristol TsAas-
L. W. Brooks. GsoTgstown; a. Nc shss san AareoA
LlsHsnAnf. 1untT grade r. q, smith, 10 be lsutsn
IN The navy Ensign q. r. HloH, 10 be LlsutsnAnL
Junior GRADE, In Ihs
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INDIaEsTI0H-ToRPID LIVER.

Il. NJ. SEANOLT, No. :
Vernon, Amor co., on IL,
writes: " ] can 6eart-
ily recommend your
Golden Medical Dis
coYery 10 any one
who + troubled with
indigestion and torpid
liver ; l vas that bad Il
was about chronic with
me. All the Other
medicines could give
me no relief; but at
Inst. what COuIe to my
relief was that wonder
ful medicine, tht Gold
en- Medical Discovery.
1 could scarcely cat
ANYTHING ii would put
me in terrible distress
10 my stomach; / had
; all aching and
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standing; my left nos
tril closed, | could not
breathe through IL;
had a constant pain
above my left eye
night and day. | COM
menced using Sage's
CataTTh Remedy at
the same time using
the Golden Medical
Discovery .; | used one
pac kaye and one hDt-
tie Of Golden Medical
Disc oYery' and /
found great relief; af-
ter using tho second
1 thought all was
right, but | began to
feel tho effects OF IL
again, so l gut the
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LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
senator rettigrsw Protests Against One Of
RIsieIr. ApPoIntmeats.

Senator rettigrsw Protests Against O.e Of
RisieIr. Appointments.
WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator Psttigrsw
called at the Post ONCE Department this
morning and told the Postmaster General that
he believed he was trying to break up the
Democratic party in the State OF South Dakota
"Ihave heard mum Der OF Democratic Sena-
tors accuse you Of being = Republican" he
added, addressing Mr. Bissell. and now l
know It for certain. or you would not DO So
lecting the sort OF mon that you are now put
ting into the Post Offces out there"
Mr.. Pettigrew was referring particularly to
the appointment OF DR.. s S. Turner as Post
master at Yankton. DR.. Turner 10 Mug
wump and until recently trained with tho Re-
publican party. His nomination is dusto the
influence Of senator Kyle; as the two are
t6mm ittee and the District Democratic Com
mittee and the County Democratic Committee
forwarded most earnest protests against his
confirm alton. which are supplemented by let
s P e.. NJ warn ne
OF the Democratic State Committee OF South
nore con nsction with the bsmoerstio psrsy
than far away Mones A.
rst.grow has Med Ties: Prp p6., wtn the
has sent copies to tho Postmaster-Generalas
requested. but will not premise to vote against
says he Is personally unobjec,ionable and will
make q good oficsr.
An interesting Chicago feud. which has sx-
listed for long time. but which was concealed
by the formalities Of tho Post ONCE. has
leaked out As the campaign literature
that was circulated In Chicago at the
special municipal elections last fall in
formed the public. Mayor Hopkins, started
and was promoted until he became payms.tsr
for the car company that owns the town Then
sS oms iIs. eto k.nsinStoe wSsre he has
founder Of the Pullman Palace Car Company in
IL is reported that whom tho Democratic Ad.
ministration came into power Mr. Hopkins 10
strike the name of Pullman from the map. and
he did some down to "nshingtSs i9f the pu r
give that place Smother name.
But Mr.. Bissell declined to do so. He saw
10 hss IT, to
Once Dspartmsnt TO crafty his private re-
yenge Then Hcrkins endeSvoEsd to secure
Pullman. who was appoi nted BY the last Ad-
ministrAtion. but whose term will not expire
lie recommended jerome Hopkins for the
place. But Postmaster General Bissell de-
this particular, and Jobs viii be allowed to
occupy the ONCE until July i, when IL will
probably be made sub-station OF the Chicago
city Post Oinre.
Representative Holman OF Indiana Is IN
hearty sympathy with the resolution intro
sippi last week to reduce the salaries OF Repre-
ssntatives and Senators.
it Is a very worthy measure" said Mr., Hol-
ought 20 show some sympathy with the pso;
Eis = this hour Of general restitution and
AT what figure would you nI the salaries
hsSFsSsRtHta'Ss; 81, aaS should
81 MNl That would be cut OF twenty
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cleanses the system of all blood -taints and
impurities, from whatever cause arising 1t
Is equally efficacious in acting upon the Kid
neys, and other excretory organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and healing their diseases. As
an appetizing restorative tonic, IL promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
both flesh and strength.
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celebration of tho skin
on my legs and arms,
which in a short time
terminated in the most
aggravated eczema.
My sunerings we're in
tense, and 10 relief did
l experience, until !
commenced the use OF
your preparations.
j have taken five bot
ties OF the Golden
Medical Discovery, and
more than that mum
Der OF the Pellets, and
believe that l am Gu
tirely cured. ! never
feel the least itching,
OF burning, which was
4
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s.sr-,.rs LamO., CoalaE Ho-..

OMAHA April lO.-sssrstary Of War lamont
Inspected new Fort Cook and old Fort Omaha
this morning aud had reception at the resi-
deuce OF ten Brooke this afternoon. He
lslt this evening IOE WAahington.
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Ths Weather.

Il cloudy in this city yesterday, with rain AAd
snow at night; average humidity rs per cent Wind
sastsry rapidly Increasing IN force at night; the on
eiAl temperature gsd bets 39s and 43@ baron
corrected TO read TO SEA level ~ A n. Sol0
p u. 80 10 and falling rapidly.
The thsrnomster az Psrrys pharmacy In rHz sUs
building rssOrdsd the psrAturs ysStsrdHy folio
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stomach with pain in my right side and hack,
and headache, lad taste in NV mouth; at night
was feverish and the sOles of my feet burned
took four bottles Of the Discovery and
two walls of the Pellets i am well and
hearty and can eat Us well as any body can
thanks to your Discovery"
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thus aided me very much In their sale. am
quite sure that he has been the means OF my
selling several dozens OF that preparation"
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WASHINGTON. April lO.-Ths total number Of
fouTth-elass Postmasters ADpointed to-day
was forty-hVe. OF which thlTty-two we're 70 al
vacancies caused by rssignations snd deaths.
Among the appointments were these In New
resigned J. r. Hicks. New HackensAck. vice
H TandeWateF removed; lTlclnda Walksr.
" est Constable. vice a. A. Rhoadss. dead
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A Treatise on either Dyspepsia and
Liver Disease, Blood and Skin diseases,
or one on Nasal CatarTh or on COnsump-
tion and other diseases of the Respira-
tory Organs, mailed on receipt OF ak
cents (stamps) for postage.
Address
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third and fourth Packages, and | am satisfied
am Tid OF lt. Since commenced using your
nedieines, ! have taken elk bottles OF DR.,
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cATARRH OF TWENTY YEARS
STANDING.

JoHS WEAVER, OF West CdrroIson, Mont
0omery CO., Ohio, writes; My catarrh was OF
n IAunI
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ECZEMA.

JOSEPH =. DELAEO, ESQ, Of WdTsdtc. Rich
mOIld, Co.. Va, writes: About i've years ago
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ART IN BOSTON.
a Perm ,a-nt Gallery and Prizes for the
Works Of New Eaxiasd Painter.

A Perm ,.-nt Gallery and Prizes for the
Works Of New Eaxia.d Painter.
Boston Is looking up In an art way. The
painters OF that town have been wont to look
for their laurels and their reward in the New
York market. which is pretty well supplied
Just now by the homo production: and the de-
preston In the picture market. which has
been felt here has been even greater there.
Recently q large retail store has set aside
three galleries. we'll arranged and handsomely
appointed. for permanent exhibition Of the
works of New England painters. something
after the manner of the Grosvenor Gallery
Of London. and Mr. Jordon. who is the mover
in this enterprise. has offered prizes OF 81 600
this spring for the hest painting OF New Eng
land gu biects by New England artists Two
galleries were opened at the first. but so
eager were the painters for q chance TO ex-
hibIt and abundant was the worthy ma
terial offered that third gallery was arranged.
Democrats win Newcastle. Del. Easily.
NEWCASTLE Del. April 10.-There was little
interest taken in the city election here to-
day and q light vote WAS polled, the RePubli-
cans making no Tight. straight Demo-
cratic ticket was elected.
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The largest in the world for the treat
msnt Of the Hair and Scalp. Eczema Molss wsrts.
supernuous Hair. wrinkles wsns Cyss Pimpiss,
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BARRIERS Itch. Fittings, Powder Marks changing Pug
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burys Facial Soap. medicinal sntissptic toilet soap
for the skin scalp and complexion.
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE,
Estssn.hsa 1Rs West asa ST., N. =.
1870. II winter 49,, Beste..
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GEE L. Flial 60 Of lSth a. nave cut prices ANsy
DIVA YUuu bsnsEs yea srs iea ave u Igl
bay. a. thsy Ic0n InsEs W - asa sA-4aA
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tency in curing letter, Eczema, Erysipslas,
Boils, Carbuncles, Soye Eyes, Scrofulous
Sores and Swellings' Hip joint Disease.
White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Rev. CHARLES PRossER Of Mount Carr
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Verbs DiSl6lSary Medical Association,
Nc. s6s ALAIa Street, BunAIO. \. =
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man ~ In Harlem he asked me
nov many barrles grew in the sea;
answered him as thoug ht good
So any =. Doyles as grew IN the wood.
Ssno or Lowell. Cornell 4 Co.'S ust OF ]. Al
Sa'I!s's anl oman D0Jle's noVels.-AGc.
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Bold throughout the world. Price. zso. PoFrHn
DRus AND CHKn. CoRP., sole Props, Boston.
s~"An About the Skin, Scalp, and Hair" free.
The Delta independent., 1894-12-05
TRUSETE'A SALE.

whcfeGs MARTIN l. sCHMIp. Of the County
oi Delta. stat" OF Colorado. did by his deed Of
1880. In book a. page 2.5, Of the records Of Mont
rose county. convey TO HENRY J. ALDRICH,
'ruttes. the following described real es,ate
Colorado. to.wit: n, sIyi. Of Sec n in Tsn ~
n. and in K. II W. OF the n. ii n, containing ~
acres more or lcss to secure the IA yrncnt Of
principal note Of 500 together " ith ten COUPON
notes Of 81 each. dated July q. is,o. and Ray
able TO the order Of the Colorado Securities
Company aud due on the nrs, days Of January
and July respectively AFTER the dale Of the aid
principal note with Interest on the said COUPON
maturity.
Whereas, II is provided In and By said deed OF
trust that In default of pay of said principal
note or any OF coupon notes or any % ri thereof
Ht the time the same shall become due and pay
able then NIL OF snld notes with ntrrrst tIp TO Ihe
nnie o. 'hls at the election of the legal holder
thereof shall at once become due and pAysbIc
ana on request snd trustee shall adv sriise and
sell the said premises, and
Whereas, default has been made In the rsy-
mont or coupon notes due July !, lSsa January
!, Isgi, and July !, 1894. and such default s,in
continues, NIL Of said notes nave been dec nr.d
due and payable by the legal holder thereof
NOW. therefore. At the rcoucs, Of the LEGAL
holder OF said notes. Will. as trustee as ah,rr-
,s ss.1' on saturday the 18th day Of December.
IN. OF That day, at the fremont street door Of The
Court House. In the City Of Denver County Of
hraphhoc and State OF Colorado. sell u the
highest bidder, fnr cash. all the above described
homestead and all water rights privileges con-
hectcu IN my manner with aid land, for tho
purpose Of paying the said notes, md all intsr-s,
thenun; together with all expenses Of this
proceeding. as by the terms Of snid deed OF trust
am fully authorized and empowered to do.
HENRY J. ALDRICn. Tru,,se.
Dated Denver, Colorado, November 10. 1891.
First pub. Nov. II. 1894; Inst Dec. IL, 1885,
The Delta independent., 1894-12-05
NTexico'4 Early Formulation,

Everywhere about the valleys of New
Mexico, invariably upon eminences,
and usually upon high hat-topped
mesas or, table hills, are the ruins of
houses of the ancient semi-civilized
Indian population that lived here and
titled the soil before the coming Of the
Spaniards, four centuries ago. The
numbers of this old population can be
only vaguely inferred by the numerous
cobblestone foundations of their
houses, still well defined above the sur
face of the ground, and by the debris
of the fallen walls which constitute
hillocks, grass-grown and intermixed
with occasional old stone utensils and
countless fragments of pottery. This
pottery, when turned up by the spade,
is found to be handsome and varied in
color and as fresh of tint as it could
have been when the village was de-
stroycd or abandoned and every tradi-
ton of it's existence lost in prehistoric
past.
The Delta independent., 1894-12-05
NOllcs, Of Sale.

STATE OF COLORADO
Delta County.
In the County Court Of said County.
NoIdykc Marmou Co.
Pinin,i6s.
Nelson A. Cole and Kcnlcy C. Collins,
Defendants.
lly virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and aaIs
made In the above entitled action on the 0rd dav
OF November. 1884, the subscriber. ths sheriff of
said Delta County, for that purpose duly a1-
pointed Will sell at the front door Of the Court
House, IN the Town Of Delta said County and
State, on tho 9th day Of December, 1891 al ia
o'clock n m. OF that day. nt public vcndue--
for cnsh.-thc real estate md noftga ssd premises
directed by said Judgment to bc sold, and ,Arrsis
described ms follows!
A fraction Of tho southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section thirty 1907, IN
township fourteen 90 south, Of nnse tnensy-
two t92l west OF the sixth principal meridian,
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter Of
said section thirty, and thence running south
one hundred feet; thence west ninety feet thenee
moth one hundred feet: thence east ninety feet
half Of the southeast quarter OF AaiJ section
thirty, beginning at The northwest corner Of the
southeast Qulrcr Of the southeast quarter Of n "A
section thirty. and thoncc running north six
Di'ch thence east sixteen and one. half iret.
thence south seven hundred and nincty four fact.
thence west sixteen md onc.hslf feet: thence
ors,,9 Sqe sHndr1H n fssf e Tho place
water wheels machinery. and all other sttuct,,rcs
and hStnres belonging To, situate In or appur
taining 70 the Touring mill situate on ynid 1snd
az oi said property wing and being In said county
C.MowER.
Sheriff Of Delta County, c, lorodo
tFirstrnb Nov. :; Int Zee 81