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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
TRUsTEE'S SALE.

Whereas. Ammo E. Lcwelling and Jefferson
W. Lewelling OF the county OF Otero, and state
of Colo, by their docd OF trust, dated April l.
ss .pa OF tss ARs Sssra in
convey to p. G. Scott trustee, the following
real estate situate in tho county of 0tero,
49, The south-East quarter of SECTION Twenty:
Three in Township Twenty-Four South OF
more or less, together with ali water rights,
including ten shares Of the capital stock of
the Rocky Ford Canal, Reservoir. Land, Loan
their two promlss6ry notes dated April j. 1892,
for the principal sum of $3.50 due one and two
years after date. with interest thereon from
date at the rate Of ten per cent per annum,
and
of trust. that in default OF payment Of said
notes, or any Of them, or of the interest
thereon, at tho time tho same shall become
due and payable. then all of said notes with
interest up to date of sale. at the election OF
the legal holder thereof shall at once become
shall advertise and sell said promises, and
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
tRereon and such defauit ssii hp contnues % nnd
both of said notes have been declared due and
payable by the legal holder thereof.
holder OF the said notes. !, the undersigned.
7. G:Scott trustee as aforesaid, will on Mon
the hour OF ii O'Clock a. m. OF that ut
day; at the front door of the building occu-
pied as Is eourt as honse in tie town OF La La Junta
highest bidder for cash all the described
premises, and all the right, title, benefit and
equity Of redemption of the said Anne
4. Lewelling and Jefferson W. Leweling
their heirs and assigns therein for the
purpose of paying the said notes and all inter
est thereon, together with all moneys ad-
yanced for taxes or interest on prior incum-
branees. and the expenses of this proceeding,
as by said terms Of said deed of trust am
fully authorized and empowered to do.
Said sale will be made subject to ono GER
tain prior trust deed, dated April 1st 1882, t.
IhCS :. HAYDEN. Trustee. given 10 the
payment of one prorlissory note, for 81 1.3DO
payable years aftor date to the order OF the
Central Trust Co.
p. G. SCoTT, Trustee.
Dated Las Animas, Colo, Sept. 1. 1896.
First publication Sept. ), 1885. Last publica-
ton October 3, 1886: ills
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

Beggs' Blood Purifier Sc Blood Maker
Beegs' Blood Purifier g. Blood Maker.
Beggs' Blood Purifier & Blood Maker.
for all diseases OF the blood. A positive
guarantee with every bottle. Call for
and be sure you get Beggs' and take no
other. Sold by DR.. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
DON'T READ THIS.

Unless you wish to know that Beggs'
Diarrhoea Balsam is the best medicine on
earth for Summer Complaint. Never
fails. Cures every time. Equally good
for children. Sold and warranted by
DIR, Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

1t don't pay to convert your
cream into milk on the farm when
the Rocky Ford Creamery is in
the market for all your milk at
Fair prices,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

The Rocky Ford Despatch band
opened Fair week with an open-air con-
cert Monday afternoon. Their excellent
music sounded particularly good from
the elevation OF their stand near the
depot.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
Steers on Time,

The Rocky Ford Mercantile
Co., can furnish on time good
grade of Steers to farmers wishing
to feed next winter. Can also loan
money to feeders.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
Beggs' German Salve.
Beggs' German Salve.
Rauua' Garr,ap Saliva

The greatest pile ointment in the
world. 1t cures where all others fail. A
positive guarantee with every box. Call
for sample box. Sold by your popular
druggist, DR.. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

There is something that sticketh
closer than the proverbial brother. It is
the seed Of that peculiar and obnoxious
weed, the sand-burr whose numerous
points are each sharper than tho sharpest
tack.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

Visitors will find no lack of the usual
amusements on the Fair grounds. The
Merry shooting galleries, ETC.,
arc on hand to catch the nimble nickle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
Welcome.

To any. who wish nice suit or
fancy White Vest, call at the
Golden Rule.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

"A Denver man, who has Just re-
turned from Kansas, says corn is going
to sell at ten cents bushel in some Of
tho western counties before December.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

The Garden Place artesian we'll has
been the great attraction for tho past
week, being visited by hundreds every
day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

7ELLY Glasses, Mason's Jars,
j Fruit jugs, Preserve Jars,
Solid Steel Preserving Kettles,
something new and fine, at
Cheney's.i
RWrAt present as in the past
Maxwell Bros. lead all competitors
not only in extent and variety of
stock kept, but in lowness of price.
AT Reifers Hardware store
may be found the largest and best
assortment of COOK STOVES in
Rocky Ford. He has the best
makes ut the lowest prices.
UONEY 10 cents per cake at
II Cheney's.
Take your milk to the Rocky
Ford Creamery. 1t will pay you
to become regular patron.
nOOD Cheese only at Cheney's
BJ~ Remember that Maxwell
Bros are not only the leaders in Dry
Goods and Clothing but in Groc-
cries. They not only have the
most goods but the lowest prices.
1t pays to sell milk to a cream
cry. Give the Rocky Ford Cream
cry, trial and you'll be q constant
patron. Butter fat 18 cents for
this month.
nHENEY'S is Headquarters for
U the Best Teas and Coffees in
the County.
MONEY to loan on good real
estate security on reasonable
terms. Call on or address G. g..
Amont & Co., Rocky Ford Colo.
yWHEN you don't find what you
II want elsewhere go to
Cheney's. He keeps everything in
the Grocery and Fruit line.
-STRAYED Aug. 3O-Black
mare, weight LOO, with iron-gray
colt 8 months old, and one bay
horse, weight 900. Suitable re-
ward for information left at Post
Office, Rocky Ford.
THE GOLDEN RULE is too
busy to write up very much in this
paper, but wish to invite one and
all to make their headquarters in
their store while iu this city.
They are the leaders for low
prices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
Arkansas Valley Fair {!
Rocky Ford, September
a, 5 and g, 1895.
Wednesday Sent, 9Th,

Wednesday Sept. 9Th.
Entries in all departments close at -
o'clock noon.
The judges will make the awards in
the afternoon in all departments except
Floral, and on Pies, Cakes and Butter in
the Kitchen and Pantry departments:
those will be judged on Thursday and
the articles must be in place by 10 o'clock
q. m.
Amusement Program begins at 1 80 p.
m.
ONE MILE NOVICE BICYCLE RACE.
LIST price Piece Silver Tea Set.
2nd-Solid Gold Set Ring.
3rd-Sold Silver Match Box.
ENTRIES.
Neil O'Connor, La Junta.
2.-Henry Youngs Jr., Pueblo.
ed. E. Silver, Lamar.
5.-R. E. Boyd, La Junta.
6.-Chas. M. Boyd, La Junta.
7.-Walter L. Hughes, Pueblo.
8.-Fred. w. Dunning, Pueblo.
o.
THREE MINUTE TRoT.
$1,000 Purse, best three in five heats.
Stephen Wilkes, Br. Stal. Rosa T.
B. NJ. Climax, B. g.
THREE MINUTE PACE.
$1,000 Purse, best three in i've heats.
Capt. Carey, B. 8, @. II. K, Blk. Stal.
Blue Boy, Roam G.
RUNNINa-woMAN RIDERS.
$1,000 Purse, three moneys. Best
two in three heats.
HALF MILE OPEN BICYCLE RACE.
LIST prize-3 Piece Water set.
2nd.-Silver Berry Spoon and Set OF
Spoons.
3rd-Chain and Charm.
ENTRIES.
1.-Neil O'Connor, La Junta.
2.-Henry Youngs Jr., Pueblo.
3.-Thnd B. Carpenter, La Junta.
ed. Il. Silver, Lamar.
5.-Reginald Garvin, La Junta.
6.-Chas. E. Grimes, La Junta.
7.-P. M. Richley, Pueblo.
8.-Lee j. knebel, Pueblo.
9.-Walter l.. Hughes, Pueblo.
10-Harry W. Latshaw, Pueblo.
IL
RUNNING oNE-HALF MILE DASH.
$1,000 Purse.
Exhibition of Trick Bicycle Riding by
Art. @. Blake of Colorado Springs and
Rope Walking by Asa Scott.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
ROBBED.

ROBBED.
OF n nice head of hair Just through neg
ligence. When your hair begins to fall
out, don't neglect it, but get bottle of
Beggs Hair Remover which will stop its
falling out, and if turning gray, will re-
store its natural color. For salo by DR..
Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
HUSH!
while read you the prices Of the
Spot Cash Grocery.

~~AS F-~S~~ s~~S
Spot Cash Grocery.
SUGARS.
10 pounds Granulated 81 90
IS pounds x x K K powdered 90
Is pounds cut loaf ,, 100
Pride of Rocky Ford % 10
Diamond 10
Rising Sun 90
Arsusk!e 4 &Ss e
Mocha and Java. Best es
Crushed Java 10
pounds bulk rolled oats rs
3 packages rollod oats 70
Pettijohn's Breakfast Food 10
Farinose Is
Bars Peet Bros whlto Eosle q
bars white Russian %
SSsrs bars Denver wssa PEST pownr.s S
Gold Dust Is
'Pearline 10
boxes Silver Gloss 3
3 boxes corn starch 25
JAMS Il JELLIEs
2 cans Anderson's Jams 25
Large pail CANNED Ssliy VEGETABLES 60
u
3 cans corn rs
Boston baked beans is
Sweet potatoes 10
Pumpkin -
Lima beans %
Empson's peas IS
12D kit mackerel s125
Il n kit white fish Il 2s
Mustard sardinos cans IS
OIL Sardines %
Imported Sardines 20
Ossters No2 IS
Oysters MOL 10
o'""l 'A'" CALIFORNIA FRUIT
Peaches per can 10
Pears per can 10
Pluns per can lZh
Grapes per can - l2h
Climax per pound 20
Horseshoe por bRfRb BsrRRHb FRUIT 40
3 n apples z25s
n peaches 25
b pears y
n prunes rs
u raisins 20
Sweet chocolate 30
Schepp's Coconnut ~ ~
Vanilla Extract, 2 OF. bottle 10
AsGrsH Sewing Machine s oil Il 20 o. i bot. ' 10
Full cream cheese Is
Mnccaroni per pkg 15
Hams pcr pound l2is
Breskfust bacon strip uh
Salt meat c3
d pail lard 30
o D pail lard 45
10 n pail lard 0U
Missouri sorghum 45
New Orleans syrup ~
Golden Eagle syrup X gal 25
Golden Eagle syrup gal: 70
TEAS.
best uncoored Japan per D ~
Choice Japan IS
Best imperial rs
Cypress Japan 80
best Gunpowder so
Japan Dust 12h
Puro cider-vinegar per gal Is
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

nRANULATED Cane Sugar at
VI $50 per sack at Cheney's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

The Holbrook country was we'll rep
Mt the reunion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
LEGAL ~. :
BLANKS ~
T.. for sale at
Enterprise Office:

Tho following Legal Blanks are kept
tor sale at the ENrERPRIsE office, and will
be sent per mail prepaid on receipt of
price named:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

nEGREE OF REBEKAH Violet Lodge No. .
Meets on tho second and fourth Saturday
evening Of each month.
Mis-. BEN WILSON. N. @.
MRs. Z. ApsNoNp, Rec. SEQ.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

-STRAYED Aug. 3O-Black
mare, weight LOO, with iron-gray
colt 8 months old, and one bay
horse, weight 900. Suitable re-
ward for information left at Post
Office, Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

LODGES.
r o. o. +. Rocky Ford Lodge No. 81.
Meets every Tuesday evening,
]. G. GRACEY, Sec. BkS WILSON, N. @,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05

A F. & A. NJ. St. John Lodge No. rs.
Meets on the first and third Thursday even-
Ing in each month. L. ]. Smith,
g. II. WINCHELI., SEQ. w. NJ,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-09-05
Santa Fe Time Card.

C. A. NIcsLEs. Agent
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
CLOVERDALE B|KERS LOSE,
Barred From Riding on the
Sidewalks of the Sonoma
Town.
Boomer Girls Invade the City
Council Chamber, but to
No Purpose.

CLOVERDALE, CAL, Aug. 7.-"Shall
the riding of bicycles on the sidewalks of
Cloverdale be prohibited ?" is the question
of the day in Cloverdale. Until lately the
silent steed has been wont to roam wher-
ever the .bloomer girl so willed it, and
nothing was said. In the past few weeks
several accidents have occurred, owing to
the carelessness of bicyclists riding on the
walks, hence the cry of the pedestrian is,
keep the bicycle off the sidewalk" A
large petition to that effect was presented
before the Board of Trustees last night,
praying for the passing of a town ordi-
nance making it misdemeanor to ride on
the sidewalks.
The friends of the "bike" presented an
equally long petition, asking that they be
prohibited only from riding on the side
walks IN the main business portion of town.
As the majority of the bicycle riders are
ladies the feminine element is a unit
against the sentiments as contained IN the
first petition.
Both sides had the assistance of legal
talent, who eloquently addressed the Trus-
trees on the principles and merits under
lying each petition. Many of the fair sex
were present at the meeting and took a
lively interest. The City Fathers, after
mature elaboration, decided to accept the
petition barring the riders from all side
walks, and at their next meeting will un-
doubtedly pass the ordinance.
The bicyclists gracefully accept their de-
feat and will now proceed vigorously to
work in behalf of better streets. The open
ing of the lower part of Washington street
and the macadamizing of both Washing
ton and West streets are Improvements
which they desire and will work to secure.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
ASSESSMENTS TOO LOW,
Eighteen Counties to Show
Cause Why They Should
Not Be Raised.
Their representative VIII Be Cited
to Appear Before the State Board
of Equalization,

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Aug. THE
State Board of Equalization has selected
the counties whose assessments appear to
be too low. Their representatives will be
cited to appear and show cause why their
assessments should not be raised. The
counties that will be cited, eighteen in all,
are Alameda. Butte, Colusa, Fresno,
Glenn, MADEIRA, MERGED, Riverside, Sacra-
mento, San Bernardino, San Francisco.
San Joaquin, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz,
Solano, Suffer, Yolo and Yuba.
In the case of Riverside the board de-
cided that the Assessor only should be
cited to appear, as there was only mis-
understanding in regard to the location OF
the north boundary of that county. The
board will later fix the dates on which the
counties are to appear, but they will prob
ably be heard in alphabetical order, with
the exception of Alameda, whose officials
have asked that they be not cited while
any of their land cases are being tried.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
DROWNING At FRESNO,
Brutal Boys Cause the Death
of an Orphans Home
Inmate.
Was Swimming in Dry Creek When
They Forced Him Into a
Deep Pool.

FRESNO, Call, Aug. George Bryson,
a nine-year-old inmate of the orphans
home in the suburbs of Fresno, was
drowned this afternoon, and two other
boys are likely to stand trial as result.
Bryson and another orphan were swim
ming in Dry Creek, when two boys from
town came up and began abusing the little
fellows. The orphan asylum children were
in shallow water, where they had been told
to stay, but the other boys threatened to
hurt them and drove them upstream to a
place where the water was about thirteen
feet deep. The little fellows protested, but
were forced on.
When the deepest part of the stream was
reached the younger boy began to climb
out of the water, but were thrown back in.
Ernest Norman, being able to swim, sue
ceeded in reaching the shore, but his COM
panion sank to the bottom. The boys who
bad thrown them in made no'effort to save
the struggling child, but ran some distance
to get help.
Frank Hoppock hurried to the spot and
plunged into the stream. Young Bryson
was lying at the bottom of the pool and
was dead when raised to the surface. The
case will be followed up and the guilty
boys punished.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
WILSON VS.. BURROUGHS.
Defendant to Show Cause Why
His Answer Should Not
Be Stricken Out.
VALUABLE LAND ATTACHED
Poultry-Fanciers Refuse to Exhibit
Their Birds at the Sacra-
mento Fair.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Aug. when the
case of Marie Wilson against ]. P. Bur-
roughs for $4,000 damages for breach of
promise was called in Judge Reynolds
court, Attorney Morehouse, representing
Burroughs, filed a number of affidavits to
establish proof that he was the defendant s
attorney The affidavits are filed in an
swer to demurrer filed by Marie Wilson
Monday, in which she claimed Morehouse
was not authorized to act for Burroughs.
Morehouse filed affidavits of J. B. Kerwin,
V. A. Scheller, III. A. de Lacy and L. H.
Lachance in support of his statement
Judge Reynolds set August % as the day
for hearing the cause why Burroughs
answer should not be stricken out and
Judgment entered by default against him,
as requested in a letter to the court pur-
ported to have been written by Burroughs,
and which Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson filed last
Saturday. The defense claimed this letter
a forgery, and has filed telegram of a
subsequent date from Burroughs, in which
be denies the authorship of the letter.
Marie Wilson claims that the answer
which she desires to have stricken from
the court records was not signed by the
Burroughs in the suit, but by negro with
a similar name in Chicago.
Judge Reynolds also said that the sig
nature to the letter dated at Stockton and
purported to be from Burroughs would be
investigated at the time set for the hearing,
and, if necessary, experts would be called
in to pass upon the genuineness of the sig
nature.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
REDWOOD CITT,s GUESTS.
Great Chiefs Elected at the Council of
Red Me,s.

Great Chiefs Elected at the Council of
Red Men.
REDWOOD CITY, CAL, Aug. AT to-
DAVIS session of the Great Council of Red
Men the election OF great chiefs took place,
there being no contests except for great
Junior sycamore and great chief of records.
f. A. Whipple of Santana Tribe No. 60 of
Fort Bragg was elected great junior saga
more, and Charles F. Burgman of Modoc
Tribe No. 81 was reelected great chief of
records, and the salary increased from 5000
to $1,000 per year.
The newly elected great chiefs are as
follows: A. Jackson OF Miantonomah
Tribe No. 9, San Francisco, great sachem
Josiah Sims OF Wyoming Tribe No. 4S.
Nevada City, great senior sycamore; F. A.
Wh;pple of Santana Tribe No. 60, Fort
Bragg, great junior sycamore; Charles F.
Burgman of Modoc Tribe No. 81, San Fran
cisco. reelected great chief OF records
William J. Smith of Manzanita Tribe No.
4, San Francisco, reelected great keeper of
wampum; 0. f. Seavey of Miami Tribe No.
IS, Auburn, great representative Great
Council of the United States for two years
Davis Louderback and William Rotrosky
of Miantonomah Tribe No. 8, and Henry
A. Chase of Manzanita Tribe No. A. ali OF
San Francisco, reelected great trustees.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
CHRISTIANS At SANTA CRUZ.
Gratifying Report of the Committee on
State Fork.

Gratifying Report of the Committee on
State York.
SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Aug. THE first
work of the Christian convention this
morning was the election of the State
board as follows: J. E. Denton, Sacra-
mento; II. Shade, Saratoga; DR.. c. h.
Thompson, Santa Rosa; A. NJ. Eiston,
Berkeley; J. B. Johnson, San Jose; Joseph
Albright, WatsonYille, and ]. r. Grin
stead, Winters.
The committee on State work reported
its appreciation of the most excellent man
agement by the State board in all depart
ments. 1t regarded the results as marvel
Gus, considering the great difficulties with
which the State evangelist had to contend.
The following suggestions were Endorsed
To give more attention to State work; to
! secure a large new tent for the State
evangelist; to pay the salary of singer,
and that the pastors Immediately bring be-
fore their churches the State work and an
hour be appointed at the next convention
to hear reports of this matter.
The finance committee reported that it
had found the accounts of the board and
the educational committees to be correct
and they had been audited.
The report of the committee on women S
work was read by Mrs. Ada Van Pelt. 1t
opened with a preamble showing the trials
through which the churches had passed.
The resolutions included thanks to the God
of hosts for his blessing and prayer for con-
tinued guidance and strength. The liquor
business received hard blows, while the
press received earnest thanks.
w. A. Gardner of San Francisco delivered
a strong address on the Practical Church"
giving special attention to having an open
building every hour in the day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08
WERE Welded At G|LROY,
NuptiaIS of Herbert L. Par
fridge and Miss Viola
Rea.
A Pretty Ceremony at the Country
Residence of the Brides
Parents.

GILROY. CAL, Aug. THE wedding of
Miss F. Viola Rea, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Rea, and Herbert L. Par
fridge, Deputy District Attorney of Santa
Clara County, took place to-day at high
noon at the pretty country residence of
Samuel Rea, south Of Gilroy.
The guests included many prominent
people from all parts of the State. The
house was perfect bower of beauty. The
parlors were trimmed with clematis and
smilax, the mantel banked with ferns and
clematis, and in the southeast corner of
the back parlor was erected bridal bower
of green asparagus vine from which was
suspended by white satin ribbons mar
riage-bell of white asters. The initials
"R. P" were in sweet peas at the right
side, and long streamers of white satin rib
bon formed a background. The decorators
were the most intimate friends of the bride
and included Misses Nettie Whitehurst,
Bertha Wentz, Lillian Rea and Fannie
Boyd of Marysville.
The guests were received by Miss Nettie
Whitehurst and George NJ. Zenis.
Promptly at IL o'clock, noon. to the
music OF the Bridal Chorus" from "Lohen-
grin" charminglv executed by Miss Agnes
took their positions under the marriage
bell. Rev. John E. Stuchell performed
the ceremony.
After congratulations the company were
invited to the dining-room. The table
decorations were complete and much ad.
mired. From the center of the room to
each corner were streamers of white satin
ribbon entwined with smilax. The break
fast was served in five courses.
The brides gown was an elegant creation
OF white duchesse satin, with full skirt and
simple bodice covered with figured chiffon
and pearl ornaments. Her go-away gown
was a beautiful blue Redeem cloth. Her
sister, Miss Lillian Rea, was arrayed in q
yellow silk crepon, pearl necklace, gloves
and slippers to match. Mrs. Rea wore
green crepon, garniture of green satin
ribbons. Miss Agnes Sargent, white India
silk covered with white mousseline de sole,
and Miss N. Whitehurst and Miss Boyd
white dotted Swiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Partridge left on the after
noon train for Lake Tahoe. Returning in
two weeks they will make their home at
253 South Ninth street, San Jose. Mr..
Partridge is captain of Company B, San
Jose, and lawyer of much promise. His
bride has held prominent position in So
ciety and is a general favorite.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-08

town lots, 1896, 941; value of improvements
on city and town lots, 81 ,012, $40; value of
improvements on real estate assessed to
persons other than owners of real estate
81 ,949, 2S1; total value Of real estate, lots
and Improvements, $14065,9 go; value of
personal property other than money
81, All, 553; value of money cash, $65,911 ;
solvent credits, $50, $50; total, Si31 ,467 !;
total value after equalization by County
Board of Equalization of all the above
property, SIS, sos, $50.
The number of acres of land assessed is
1857, 16S; the assessed value of mortgages
is $3,S47,029. The assessed value of all
property heretofore sold to the State for
taxes is not marked on the assessment roll
for 1895, by advice of the District Attorney,
for the reason that the list as provided in
section 1901, Political Code, could not be
furnished before the completion of the roll
by the Assessor