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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
RIDDEN FROM THE STATION A RAIL
Mormon Elders Obnoxious in Pike Couu.
T., kentucky.

Ashland, KY, Nov. IA report from
White Post, Pike county, states that
two Mormon elders were taken from
church Sunday night and ridden out Of
the state and into West Virginia on a
rail. The elders were exhorting large
congregations to accept the Mormon
faith when assailed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
LARGE lNcReA-e IN SOME LINES

IN UTIIIN ITItINIIIF7 q 'I'TI 7IIIV " III- NJ
ported by the Treasury Department.
Washington. d. c., Nov. TT
reau of statistics, in its statement of
domestic exports issued today shows
that during the month of October, 1895,
the exports of breadstuffs amounted to
$12,S13, 1853, as against S9,S51,O64 during
October, 1894; cotton, S27 SOS, 425, as
against $50, SOC; mineral oils, S.
S9O.514 as against s3.76S,O21; provisions,
S13,147532, as against $12, 636,374
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
LIEUTENANT JARVIS MELVILLE WEE

MISS MANY W0NmOnd, UangNtef OF DIS
tiuguishcd West Nirginian.
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov, 12-Tonight
at Clarksburg was celebrated the mar
riage of Lieutenant Melville Jarvis,
Fourth infantry, now stationed at Fort
Sherman, Idaho, to Miss Mary Hay
mond, daughter of Major Lee Hay
mond, one of West Virginias distin-
gulshed citizens.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
NoN.clrIzeN CLERKS ARE BARRED
The only Bill That Has Passed the Cher
okec Legislature 10 DAte.

Okce Legislature 10 Date.
Tahlequah, I. T., Nov. 12.-The Chero-
kee legislature has been in session for
several days, but no legislation of i'm
portance was adopted until this morn
ing, when a bill was passed by both
houses over the governors veto prohib-
iting the employment by Cherokee citi-
zens of non-citizen clerks, bookkeepers
or managers for any mercantile estab-
lishment
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
ADRIAN AN5oN ON The MIMIC STAGE
Veteran Baseball PiaVer ASpres to b ;
in Line With Irving

Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. 12.-Captain
Adrian Arson of the Chicago Baseball
Club became an actor here this even
ing. Hoyt & Mckee presented him to
the public in Hoyt's new comedy, "A
Runaway Colt"
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16

A severe earthquake has been exper-
fenced at Katuna, Greece. The inhab-
itants are panic stricken.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
IT WILL CALM PUBLIC ANXIETY


~aiishurv'S Snecch.
Paris, Nov. 1O-The Temps and Journal
des Debats applauds as vigorous and no
BILE the marquis of Salisbury's speech at
the lord mayors banquet Saturday, and
assert that the premier of Englands lat
est utterances tend to maintain peace and
calm public anxiety.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-11-16
FAST TRAINS srApr >oyevHrR ~
Oh cngO TO san francisco in T1ire
over Three DAYS.

Chicago, H., Nov. 12.-It is now def
nitely arranged that on Sunday, No
vember II, the expected important
changes viii be made in the schedules
of through California trains, inaugural
ing the shortest time ever made by reg
ular trains between Chicago and San
Francisco. The trains will leave Chi
cago at 6 p. m. daily and reach San
Francisco at S:45 p. m. the third day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
TnusTEE,s TALE OF COLLATERAL Sc

Whereas. a. L. Kellogg Of the County Of
oteIo and state Of Colorado: by his certain
the undersigned. +. q. Scott. TIA as W trustee. lou az
shares OF tho capital stock OF the Rocky Ford
Canal. Reservoir, Land Loan and Trust Conn
CslOOj each. evidenced by certificate No. 26I.
for the purpose of securing the payment OF
therewitb, payable to % the order ar the Bent @
Nov. i. 1851; Nov j, 1885. and Nov. i. lss5 res res.
sipaisum Of 80. 500 sioo and $40 m respective I
ly, with Interest thereon from date at 10 per
cent per annun. And
Whereas, said ngreemeat provides that in case
Of default in the payment OF the primo. pal or
interest of said notes or any OF them or Of n
therein. then, and in that case. the whole OF
the principal sum secured thereby. and the
may at once Become due and ID naSshe ina.i sna and
tho said stock be s, Id in like manner and with
tiie same effect as if the said Indebtedness
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
ment of the notes due Nov. !, 1S.1, and Nov. i,
holder Of said notes has elected to declsre % s ii
Of them due and payable and has so done. +"
Now, Therefore. l.. P. G. Scott, trustee in
in me therein, and in pursuance and in cxecI.:
tion thereof and at the request OF the legal
aE Sf ssa He on sh
post, ofiice building in the town NOT Of Rocky
sna sss said sssres es
Of stock and all tho right, title. benefit and
ioEF. his heirs or assigns @ therein. @ a. far tS tSe
highest and best price the SAME will brIng ir.
cash, for the purpose Of paying the principal
time of sale, and the costs of advertising and
sSis sSs te1at and si other of
Dated Las Las An,mas, Colo. q OCT. S =, 1sas. fus'e'
First publication. Oct. 5, 1895; last publica-
tion. Oct. IL. 1885, lS-1A
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
Canon City Fruit Day.

Rocky ford and the lower Arkansas
valley sent heavily loaded train o!
eight coaches to enjoy the fruit and fes-
fHEes o. the fall fete ct Canon City
The Rocky Ford Despatch band accom-
p1aiad the tram and with sweet muse
Welcomed the large additions to the NUN,
her Of excursionists at Catlin, Fovlei
and Nepesta On arrival at Canon City
q band vns seen marching down to thu
depot TO escort the crowd to the central
point o. interest The citizens Of Canon
@did themselves proud- in Efforts fer the
entertainment Q: their 1000 guests
The pavilion IN which the free fruit was
displayed was beautiful Eght-tons q
fruit awaiting the hour OF Pm when Il
was distributed by two score OF pretty
girls with lavish generosity. At the op-
era house the horticultural Society
made display Of fruits calculated to as
tonish an eastern man and most CRAFTY
ing to those who take pride in the re-
sources OF the Arkansas valley. During
the day bicycle and hose races enter
tanned and amused the crowd The pen.
itentia-v was open to the public and
visited by several thousand. A more
general inspection OF the prison was al
lowed than on last Fruit Day.
Canon City deserves great credit fol-
the tlcsghttul and expensive care given
the comfort OF visitors Innumerable
seats were provided in the shade and
churches and halls thrown open for the
use Of e1cursionists. Ample arrange
ments were made for refreshments 80
that all might be well fed at fair prices.
Rocky Ford's many visitors wore es-
pecially appropriate badges-s fine wa
ternelon, in the rid Of which was cut
the name Rocky Ford" These were
not only ornamental, but useful, as they
secured special consideration for the
wearers at the pavilion for plates of fruit.
Had any OF our people become intoIi-
Gated this magic badge would doubtless
have secured the smallest fine possible.
The day was marked success through
out and ne adj want to go next year.
The newspaper men visiting Canon
City on Fruit Day are under many obi
cations to Guy o. Hardy OF the Canon
City Record and Henry N. Mingay OF
the Semi-Weekly Clipper,for Eapy cour-
tesies. The Record observed the day by
specially fine edition in pamphlet form.
handsomely illustrated and filled with
much interesting matter relative to Ere
mont county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
Tnus5EEs p SALE OF COLLATERAL Sc

Whereas j. II. Hersperxer Of the county Of
Otero and state Of Colorado; BY his certain
the undersigned, p. q. Scott, a. trustee. two
shares of the capital stock OF the Rocky Ford
Canal. Reservoir. Land. Loan and Trust Com
tsno. each, evidenced by certiatate No. 81.
for the purpose of securing the payment OF
sSere~it&. % payable 70 the order q the Bent
2ssrG i s s 5 mGy e:
pectiveiy, with interest thereon from dato at
per cent per annum. And
case of default in the payment Of the princi-
pal or interest OF said notes or any of them or
Of q breach Of any of the covenants or agree
ments therein, then. and IN that case, ths
whole OF the principal sum secured thereby,
and the interest thereon to the time OF sale
be and I the SAID stock be sold in ike n manner ann
and with the same effect as II the said indebt-
edness had matured. And
ment of the note due Nov. l, 1884, and OF ir-
terest on all Of said notes from their date
TO declare all OF them due nnd payable and
Now. Therefore. 1. p. G. Scott. trustte-in
cd in me therein. and in pursuance and in cx-
ecution thereof, and at the request Of the ie-
18th day Of October. 1885. at the hour Of lis
O'Clock p IN. of said day, at tho front door of
the post office building in the town Of ROCKY
Colorado sell and dispose OF tho Faid shares
of stock and all tho right, title, benefit and
equity of redemption of tho said ]. N. Hers
perger, his heirs assigns therein. for tho
highest and best price the same will bring in
cash, for the purpose or paying the principal
time of sale, and the costs of advertising and
sale. commissions and nli other expenses of
nased s Las as Animas. Colo, O. Oct sa. isss. ifo''e'
First public alton, Oct. ), 1885; last publicn-
ton, Oct. 10, 1886. 1919
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03

The opening of the Ordway schools
was postponed to October /, as the new
furniture did not nrrive on time.
c. b. Ragsdale has gone to Denver
and may abide there Tor some time.
Richard Adams little boy. announced
last week as being sick, died on Monday
morning. Interment at Rocky Ford on
Tuesday. The family have the sympathy
Of the community.
.What can do for you," is the saluta-
ton with which VA. Rowe meets his many
friends as they enter the grocery store OF
W. G. Shumate. Vernon makes good
clerk.
Jack, you must keep those pesky boys
out OF the elevator.
Ed Furness and Bert Francis are down
with fever.
The Epworth League held its semi
annual election OF officers on Monday
evening. Miss Nellie Olmstead was choe-
er president with good staff Of subor-
dinates.
Fred Cheek has been over this week
putting the finishing touches on the new
school house.
Threshers are busy on this side OF the
river, and the farmers are busy shipping
oats to market,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
TRusgTHERE;,Ss SALE OF COLLATERAL Sc

otero. State Of Colorado. BY his certain agree
ment, dated Apri ist. Is9:. did convey to tho
81 the capital stock Of the ROCKY Ford ord Canal.
Reservoir. Land Loan and Trust Company, OF
eacli, evidenced by certificate No III. for r the
purpose of securing the payment of his two
promissory notes bearing even date there
improvement Company, one and two years,
respectively. after the date thereof. for the
with interest thereon from date Mt ID pSr cent
per annum, and III ~ :
Whereas, said agreement provides that ii,
pal or interest OF said notes or any part OF
them. or of a breach of any of the covenants
the whole of the principal sum secured there,
oy; and the Interest thereon to The time OF
and the said ssoet Se aed dqs n nnS
said Indebtedness had matured, and
and the legal holder of said notes has elected
70 decis reHir OF them due and payable and
Now, Therefore, J.. p. G, Scott. trustee. In
SAID "a m agreement, BY virtue of the power vested
Eai holder Of said notes. viii. i on y Taesday.
the postoffce building. 10 the town OF Rocky
Colorado, sell and dispose Of the said shares
of stock and all the right, title. benefit and
his heirs and assigns therein, for the highest
and best price the same will bring In cash,
for the purpose OF paying the principal of
said notes and the interest thereon to the
time OF sale; and the sum of 81. .6s paid by the
charges incident to the said shares Of STOCK.
with interest thereon from date Of paying
tho same to tho time of sale, and costs of ad-
vcrtising and sale, commissions and all other
cxpeness Of this trust. -
P. G. SCOTT, Trustee.
dated, Las Animas, Colo, Sept 18th 1875,
First publication Sept. 26, is95, Last pub.i-
cation Oct, 8. 1885, i7-ls
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
Packing Fruits.
BIZ z. =. BERRY.

Icannot think Of sentence nor utte,
a word tina. has not already been said OF
the subject of packing fruits" Ir
writing on this subject it Will be neoes,
sary to say something In regard to pick
ing the fruit, for the best packed frui!
would be in bad condition II roughly
handled in picking.
Peaches and pears should be picked
before they are quite npe and graded.
All wrapped in tissue paper and placed
in the crates as firm es possible without
bruising them speak OF care in pack.
ing fruit as wish to impress this upon
your minds. ss one or two persons ship
ping fruit in poor condition will hurt
the sale OF fruit from that locality. Build
up good reputation and then keep it.
There is right and wrong way tc
almost everything and know there Is in
picking and packing apples. The wrone
way is to get up in the tree. give it Wig.
orous shake, get all the apples of in this
way you can, and if some are left on the
tree, throw clubs at them and knock
| them of. Now commence picking them
up. If your basket is out OF reach oi
them just throw the apples into the bas
ket. If you are ready to put them into
the barrels, face up the barrel with the
incest apples. Do not put the basket
down into the barrel but turn them il
from the top. This may be an extreme
case but it comes very close % being fol
lowed by some. have heard apples
rattle as they were turned into tho bar
rel eighty rods away. Now the right
ders. pick the fruit as carefully as you
can, never let one apple fall upon an
other, as both are liable to be bruised
To aseort the apples with care, comfort
and speed would advise the use of 6
table, say feet wide and feet long
with board 4 or inches high nailed al
round. This will make shallow basin
Turn the apples on the table where You
have an opportunity o.
boxing them over. would
advise making four grades ci
der, No. 2, No. /, and gilt edge or stand
apples. Now little slip of paper drop
ped into the barrel with q sentence
something like this: IF use the utmost
every particular" with your name and
postoffice address. Put in double facers
and you are ready to fill up the barrel
Put the basket Of apples down as close
to the bottom OF the barrel as possible
shake the barrel to adjust the fruit and
SO on until the barrel is full or little
more, say one-half or three-f -fourths OF an
inch above the chime, then put on the
bottom Chat is to be) then apply the
press and press the bottom into place
and secure it with proper lining, turn
the barrel over and brand it with the
quality, variety and address of the grow.
er. -'-
THE above paper was prepared fol
reading before the Otero County Horti.
cultural Society, but circumstances pre-.
vented.1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03

d. j. Fitzgerald, our section foreman,
Was called to Pueblo saturday on busi-
ness trip and came home in one day /.
mo woman, boys-'
DIR. b. A. Pedan reports five cases Of
typhoid fever, children of Mr.. White and
wife OF Mr.. Van Meter, of the saw mill
Mrs. Edmopds OF Colorado Springs
and her son, Will, Of Telluride are visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. E. Z. Curtis.
G. W. Spargur and family were visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Hanen, over
Sunday.
Miss Mae Bennett. our teacher. has
opened her school We are glad to vel.
come her and to hear our school bell ring
again.
NJ. c. Bleeker OF Pueblo is yisiting his
family this week.
Albert Bemore, who was very sick ai
last writing, is steadily improving.
DIR. d. W. Collins was called to Pue.
bio on business Wednesday.
Chas. Wilson and Percy Stephens were
among friends here Monday.
Geo. Parker was called to La Junta
Monday ON businesa.
Several Of our people are taking advan.
tage Of cheap rates over the Missouri
Pacific to Pueblo this week.
The condition Of Mrs. Lewis Young
er is very little changed since last writ.
ing.
Capt W. G. Mann is improving. We
hope to see him out again soon.
U. Know.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03

We have received copy OF unique
publication called H. NJ. Greene & Co.'s
History 6f Grain and the Grain Trade
OF the World" 1t is printed in colors
and is illustrated with a picture some
5000 years old, from the tombs of The
bes, representing the ancient Egyptians
elevating their wheat into granariee.
There is also threshing song in hiero-
g.yphics, with the translation Of each
character. The book covers the prehis-
toric chnpters Of the subject. 1t is the
publishers desire to present copy Of
tho work to every miller, grain dealer
and person interested in the United
States, and all such persons interested
should address II. NJ. Greene & Co., Ri
alto building, Chicago.
In speaking of the value of fairs to
a farming community the Chieftain says:
"The increasing fame and popularity Of
watermelon day at Rocky Ford is evil
dence of what might be done in other
parts OF Colorado. From small begin
ment Of its productions, the Arkansas
valley function has grown to the dignity
Of big fair. The value Of such an OK
hibition is the attracting of attention to q
locality which works general improve
ment and enhances the value OF property
of every description"
"A. d. Powers of Owensburg, KY,
wants information Of the heirs OF VIM.
Edwards, who are supposed to live in
Colorado. Such heirs viii find it impor-
tant to report to Mr.. Powers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
County Commissioner Proceedings
La Junta Democrat

La Junta Democrat
The first business transacted was rails
ing the salary OF the county attorney
from go to $50 per month.
The following bills against the county
were allowed:
Ordinary fund-G. Morris, S7s.9 80; F.
A. Sabin. 80; Gazette Printing Compa-
ny, s36.61; A. L Marie, s25; ]. D. Den
ming, slO; Buckley + Hart, $50; E. P.
Donahue. e.; A. q. Hess, s25-
Road fund.-. d. Hale, $S1 and s447
so; A. Nichols. s275; G. W. Dennis,
f7.5o; ID. W. Doty, s24O; Ellingvood
4 Hauck. s2S IS; s. j. VanMeter, s13 .SS;
English Lumber company, s32-0l
Poor fund-Mrs. s. H. Fertig, sl75;
G. A. Reynolds. $3.50; F. NJ. White, $50.
Contingent frpd-R A. Steene, go; c.
A Reynolds. SIS; J. h Forbes & Co.,
eco; Geo. ]. Rankin, SSH; S. W.
Cressy, sS5; Reece, $3.50; L. A. Ben
ton. 81
Ordinary fund: C. n. Allen, $50; C.
". Fenlason, s172,30; c. A. Reynolds
s25; james HoEmire, e25; A. F. Thomp.
son, s2O.
Road fund.-. NJ Clark, 1926; K
n. Kirk patrick. fS5.
Poor fund.-. E. Musser, sl3.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03

Some two weeks since one of the
Denver dailies indulged in startling head.
lines over the finding somewhere in Wyo-
ming OF specimen OF the missing link
between man and u monkey. The re-
porter's exhaustive description Of the
wonderful discovery was reinforced by
double-leaded editorials and Moses' ac-
count of the creation utterly demolished
by gunny sack full Of fragments OF
bones which Prof. Workman declared
were 10000 il not 100000 years old.
And now comes the sequel: The sup
posed ancient bones OF the man-monkey
have been shown to be those Of pet
monkey belonging to the cattlemen OF
that section, which died about twelve
years ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter Of the estate Of John B.
Moore, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that on Monday, the
2sth day OF October, A d, 1855, being one of
the regular days of the probate September
the State of Colorado. i, Rosalthe S. Moore,
administrative of said estate, will appear be-
fore the judge of said court. present my final
settlement as such administrative. pray tho
approval Of the same. and then will apply to
be discharged as such administrative. AT
may appear and present objections to the
same IL any there be.
Dated at Rocky Ford. Colorado. Oct 1st,
1895. ROsALTHK =. MOORK.
=" AdministrAtrix
Of the estate Of John b. Moore deceased 1874
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
Nothing but First-class Gro.
ceries at Cheney's.

The Golden Rule is too busy
to write up anything for The En-
terprise today, as they nre figuring
on building an addition of 35 feet
to their store. This will make
their store room 80x25. They are
certainly handling the largest stock
in the city and are gaining trade
very rapidly. They have leased
the building for six years. Mr..
Meyers will announce particulars
in our next issue. -
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
land OFFICE at Pueblo, Colo, Sept. as. g,

r AND OFFICE at Pueblo, Colo. Sept. Is. IS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention a
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk of the County Court for Otcro County,
Colo. on November II. 1895. viz:
THOMAS B. OLDHAM.
Lots 1 and and z /, n W /, Sec 10, Twp "a e.
Hg 56w.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence UPON and
cultivation of said land. viz:
Austin B. Wood, Jefferson W. Lewelling,
Thomas Mullctt, John II. Blake all of Rocky
Ford, Colo.
1873 RAYNOSD MILLER, Register.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03

The concert at Odd Fellows opera
house Monday evening was one Of unus-
ual excellence. It was given under the
auspices Of the publica ion committee OF
Our School Times, who wish to continue
the publication Of that valuable auxiliary
to the work of the public schools. We
have not space for n, detailed report OF
the evenings program but it was
throughout most excellent aad pos.
sessing merits difficult to duplicate in
a town Of the size Of Rocky Ford. Num-
erous enco-cs testified the appreciation
Of the audience. The following Indies
and gentlemen took part ir the program:
Mrs. Ament. Mrs. Robofds, Mrs. Winch
ell, Mrs: Willis, Mrs Hall, Mrs. jackson,
Ross, Messrs. T. b. Bolles, E. J. Smith,
and G. y, Clark.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
OItDWAY.
oRpwAY CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ORDWAY CHURCH DlRECTORY.
Preaching O:3O a. m.
Sunday School II 80 a. m.
Epworth League I:3O p. m.
Preaching S:UU D. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening $500.
l. J. kEAroit, Pastor.
Ordway Free Reading Room. in Lecture
Room Of N. E Church. Is open every evening
from to O'Clock and on Sundays from 81
to $50 p. M Daily and weekly papers and
leading magazines on file. Everybody wei
come
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-10-03
TRUsrsE SALE.

Whereas. Anne =. Loweliins and Jefferson
Ias.. and recorded Apr. q. isss. ia book !. page
sR. Of the records OF Otero county did
real estate Situate IN tho. % County S o OF o,ero.
and state Of Colorado. t6-wif: . :
~, Tho south-K East quarter Of Section Twenty.
Three In Township Twenty-Your South OF
Range Ffty-scven West, containing 100 acres
moro or less. together with all water rights.
the Kocky Ford Canul, Reservoir, Land, Loan
Hnd Trust company. 70 secure the payment of
for tho principal sum OF s2s0 due one and two
years after date. with Interest thereon from
date ut the rntc OF ten per cont per annun,.
Whereas, IT is provided in and by said deed
1oses or any Of she o. OF ~ tse M sS,a
thereon, at the time the same shall become
due and payable then all OF said notes with
the legal holder thereof shall at once become
due and payable, aud on request, said trustee
Whereas. default has boon made. in the pay.
mentor ment OF each q said notss and of the interest
both OF said notes have been declared due and
payable by the legal holder thereof.
holder of tho snid notes. j. tho undersigned.
G;seott ,,. q, trustee ~ ~ Sorssaid VIII on Mon
tho hour, OF il O'Clock n. IN. OF that
day, ut the front door OF tho building occu-
Scsd u G o. a Ints 70
highest bidder tor cash all tho described
premises, and All the right. title, benefit and
r Lewcliing and jefferson W. LeweIling
their heirs and assigns therein for the
purpose OF paying the said notcs and all inter
est thereon, together with nil moneys ad-
yanced for taxes or Interest on prior incum-
as BY said terms Of said deed OF trust i an
fully authorized and empowered to do. -.
Said snlc will be na,ic subject to one ccr-
tain prior trust deed, dated April LIST, lsa,, TO
Thos b. Hayden. Trustee. given To secure the
payment of ono pruiniss1ry note, for Sl,1U
nj or ff tr
Central Trust Co. Oar ...
7. q. SCOTT, Trustee.
Dated Las Antmas. Colo. Sept. 4. 1865.
First publication Scpt. 8, 1885. Lust pubiical-
ton October y. 1896. u-Is