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The Delta independent., 1895-07-24
For the Silver Cause.

The secretary OF the Delta County
Silver League will furnish. post paid,
CONS FINANCIAL School at the low
price of % cents per copy. Leave or
send your order and money at once, read
the book and send it to friend or rela-
tive in the East, where it will do the
most good.
H. H. WoLBERT, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1895-07-24
The Delta Trading Co. can give a man
a bargain in any kind Of harness or
saddle that he wants.
Ad,ninistrator.s A Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that on SATURDAY,
tho :,rd day of AUGUST. A. d. 1895, at the hour
of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
front dsor of the County Court house in the town
of Delta, County of Delta and State of Colorado
tha to.!owingdescribed real estate, belonging to
the estate OF John Engstrom, deceased, towit;
beginning at Sc corner OF the MEL, of the Swi4
Of Sec. 10, Twp. IA S, Range 9i W, G p. NJ. and
thence running north 10 rods, west 100 rods
south 40 rods and east leo rods to place of be
ginning, =, containing eighty, acres. all in
Sec. 10, Twp. II s, 81 W, 9Th NJ, Delta
County State of Colorado, viii lie sold at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for c ash
in accordance with an order of the County Court
in and tor the county of Fitkin, Colorado.
CHAGLEs l.. WEISBERG,
Administrator Of the estate OF John Engstrom,
deceased.
II. W. CLARK, CLARENCE f. MOWER,
Atty. for Admr. Auctioncer.
First pub. July 10; last July 81, 1881
The Delta independent., 1895-07-24
Timber Land. Act June ,, ls7s..-Ns.
tice For Publication.
U. 8. LAND oyFlcE AT NoSrEosI, CoLo.I

Y. .. LAND opflcF AT NONTEosI, COLO.
July s, sos
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act Of Congress of
june s. 1875 entitled AN net for the sale of
timber lands In the States Of California, Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" as ex-
tended to all the Public Lan,l States by act Of
August I, 1892. n. ERNEST CLACK, of Delta,
county of Delta, state of Colorado, has this day
filed In this office his sworn statement No. -,
for the purchase OF the SwA SEi of Section
No 81. in Township No. Rang No. ) Z, Ute
NJ, and will offer proof TO show that the land
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim TO said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Montrose, Colorado, on
Thursday, the i2th day Of September. 1895.
He names as witnesses: Isaac NJ. ConkliR.
James j. Wlnton. Joseph F. Kistler, Clarence
L. Mower, all OF Delta. Colorado.
Any and. all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims In this Office oil or before said 18th day of
September, 1895.
A. f. AMsBARY, Register.
First pub. July 10; last Sept II, lso5.l
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coI'pT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

o. en ana Folett IJ-Nds g. i. ITO TO- io2 e.
49, u.s. 20. l2 ~. -. IFS. l2j l20.
Supreme cour-Chambers- Beach. J;-court
Supreme Court-specisl Term-Psrt I-Before Russell.
2se2 soSe 2is7. 1915 2os5 2s3i s2sS 2ooI. POSI- 1870
1870 a@ .. ls sss 2 d S2i $780, SS 2o 2io 2sss
Supreme Court-Specai Term-Part ll-Before Beck
man. ELEVATED Railroad cases. Clear.
Supreme Courtspecal Term-Part lI1-Adjourned until
Monday October 81.
Cire iii Court-Part I-refore Andrews JCauses to be
sent from Part III for triel. Case unfinished.
Circuit CoIrt-Par II-Before Lawrence. J.-Causes to
he from Part III for trial. Clear
Court-Part II-Bcfore Patterson. Mos. 54SI.
GsG $500 sJ4s 8lo6 1906 3i5s 22s2 1924. 549 $3.50
3474 1851 1906 202 1862 1901 GALS Case unfinished
Circuit Court-Par N-Adjourned until Monday. Octo-
brr 81. ~
646 Clear -
Superior Court-Equlty Term-Before Dusro J-Nos
4SS 546 gi7 G5 Ci2. G3. 654 655. $50 G5 65S. $50.
superior Court-Trial Term-Part I-Before sedgwick.
G. Nos DIS 1856, 005 Clear
superior CourtTrial Term-Part II-Before Freedman.
Case No. 7T5. Muley vs. New-York Stats zei-
Superior Court~Tria Term-Part II-Befor. McAdam
Nos IA 900. NC Clear.
surrogate's Couri-Chambers Before Fitzgerald, s.
No day calendar Wills for probate: Joseph Lewis. AL
bert Hdebrand Isaac Schidovsky Lorenz Schiller Mary
= Burnett Wilhelm I.ange at 1870 a. m. Barbe Karl,
Jane 4. Dwyer at p. m.
Surrogate's Cour-Trial Term-I,efore Arnold S.-No.
$685. will Of John Bee. at 1890
Common Pleas-specii Term-Before Gieserch. Mos
Common Pieas-Lqulty Term-Betore Pryor. Mos.
90 10 81 lo7 ~ TO- H. 20 H. 1914 49, o. ii6 H. I.
Clear.
Common Pieas-Trial Term-Part before DAILY. C. j..
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LOCAL. BUSINESS TROUBLES

HENRY NJ. ANTHONY's SCHEDULE FILED-A RE-
cErvER FOR THE HOTEL AMPERsAND
The schedules OF Henry NJ Anthony. commission
merchant In canned goods. grocers' sundries and
chemicals at Nos 100 and lo2 Reade-st.. were filed
Yesterday They show gross liabilities Of ss250SO:
actual net liabilities si50es5; nominal assets. sO79
N1. actual assets sS73.e7' large part OF the la
biIities Is secured by stock collateral The assets
consist of real estate. the nominal value of which
Is sls5 AS actual value sl0s 49, stocks nominal so7
S20: actual s16i 1863: merchandise. nominal, s5l.s6i
actual s5l S64 accounts and bills receivable, NOM
inal sIls566 actual $3s170: cash. 1882: sundrics
nominal 80 724; actual, $685.. The shares ny
pothecated for $43c 1927 security for loans Among
the large creditors, mostly secured. are the Alfred
Anthony Estate Company, Providence, r. l.. Ss,l9S:
Globe National Bank, Providence $4,000; Rumford
Chemical Works Providence, S3li Mechanics
Savings Bank Providence. $4,000: Charles Hath
away & CO.. $3.50; j. De Witt Allen San Francisco.
$I1.E?.
inc at Nos "a and % West Fourth-st. have failed,
and Deputy Sheriff Carraher has taken charge OF OF
their place OF business on an ips SSc
has been in business for TWENTY-FIVE years, ana on
January they estimated ner assets s =, credit
' Judge Beach. OF the Supreme Court, Yesterday
annonted Charles NJ Eaton receiver of rents Of
pi5periy in the Adirondacks occupied by the hotsi
cn IN to forecose mortgage OF
no 600 against the Saranac Lake Hotel Company.
II was altered that the company Is insolvent. that
the interest on the mortgage due April has not
been paid and taxes for three years remain un-
paid. limited, 49,,
porary receiver OF the Empire Warehouse Com
pany. OF No % south-st by Judge Beach OF me me
trustees for the dissolution OF the company; II
was incorporated In 1885, with a capital stock OF
Gates on which 20 per cent has been paid ana the
assets. sl6433. =, ~.
Judgment for $40 l7S was entered yesterday against
Henry r. Hitch. In favor OF Hugh j.. Grant as
receiver OF the st. Nicholas Bank for balance due
on a note for 81 C9J made on January ]. 1889.
Judgment for N5l.i72 was entered Yesterday
agalnst the La Abra Silver Mining Company In
fay,r OF John II Garth. IL being "A revival OF a
Judgment obtained against the company In Kings
County for $40 july g. 1851.
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HOW DID HE RECEIVE 1HE "OCND"'
RYAN WAS FOUND BADLY INJURED IN THE HALL
WAY OF HIS HONE. NO 2i3 EAST TWENTY
r1rru ST -TREPIIINING NECESSAisY

RYAN WAS FOUND BADLY INJURED IN THE II ALL
WAY OF HIS HOME. NO 2i3 EAST TWENTY
FIFTH-sT -TREPHINING NECESSARY
ra,ard RYAN forty EIGHT years old. or NO. Zl5
E,s, Twentv-ffth-st was taken 10 Bellevue HOS
r,tal Monday night from his home AT that ''ine
no was conscious but he had a deep gash vi MS
head. his right side paralyzed and ne was SUI
fering from loss OF voice 49,
His wife and son went to the hospital MONDAY
night but they declared that they knew nothing
as to how Ryan came by his wound ihey sa'u
they had found him In the hallway ana that ne
could give no account of himself.
At the hospital Dr. G. w Ely found that there
was cot OF blood about the size OF an egg pressing
on Ryan's brain. and that three splnters OF bone
had penetrated the brain substance. Four hours
after being taken to the hospital Dr. Fly trephihei
Rvan's skull removed the clot from his brain ana
took the splinters out There was hole IN Ryan
head tina: would hold about one and halt ounces
of water Dr. Ely filed the hole no with iodof0rm
game According TO DR.. Dennis OF Bellevue HOS
n!tal this IL the second case on record IN Wnich
a clot OF blood OF that 9 Re was removed from the
brain -. .,,
THE result OF the opera ton was that yesterday
morning the parslysis OF Rvans right side had al
use OF his right arm. but Is unable to speak.
No attempts have vet been made 10 get Ryan
story from him. DR. Ely says that the wound
must have been caused by some sharp instrument
RYAN he saws Is stll in critical condition. but he
has hopes OF his recovery.
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Cole. n. q. OF Maryland, and Lieutenant d. !"
Hyar United States Army.
MEETING OF THE CYCLE BOARD or
TRADE

ARRANGING FOR THE ANNUAL Cioi"
BE HELD AT THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
An important meeting Of the Executive so"'' ~.
tee Of the Cycle Board Of Trade was "e'u a. .''
Madison SQUARE Garden yesterday 10 n'a"e '"e
final ARRANGEMENTS for the coming c!c,e sno"
Among those present were the foilowihs: rres'uen,
A. G. spalding. George Pope Joseph McNee anu
W r wilson. Frank W. Sanger the manager Oh
the Garden. suggested plan for AIDING more spaces
un,ch after full discussion. was adopted.
Although the bids spaces were opened only last
Wednesday. the applications already show that al
a,ion,I facilities will have to be provided There are
on the noor OF the Garden only 2lo spaces WINE
the list OF applications already numbers 80 Mr.
Sanyer's suggestion as to the best way out OF me
Sfsni,v was 10 restrict the floor spaces TO wheeIs
oniv and TO provide additional spaces In the paraue
for the tires and sundries The plan ~ 70 put up an
aVs,e in The pa rauet where all these tires ana sun
dries vii be exhibited. The exhibitors VIII nave
snace Of eight feet and there will be eient Iee more
Tor a promenade. This arrangement VIII eve az
ada. tional cghty-ive spaces. If this not enough
then another flooring will be put IN IN tne pa'coN!
tnr more bits. BY using the balcony IL Is sa'u
Tho. 9l7 additional spaces can be han. -.
Th,s arrangement adopted something s'ni-
,.r is NOW in use at the food product snow az tne
GO rden There vii. be allotment OF the spaces
zen the nans Of the Garden have peen puDisneu
Ths Chicago show will begin on January ana iast
waek The show In New-fork VIII begn week
Ia
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corRT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

A CASE INVOLVING THE AFFAIRS OF a JUNE"
ISLAND RAILROAD.
Albany Oct. l5-The Court OF Appeals to-day IN
tho case of Henry W. Sage and others agt Ahdre"
r. Culver and others. appellants amrmeu WV"
COSTS the order OF the General Term oVerru'is
demurrer with leave to defendants 10 answer WV"
in twenty days from service OF order upon PAYNE"
OF costs This was appeal from Juds",e"' -
the General Term. reversing a Judgment anu o'"e'
ID ~, Justice Cullen which sustained a demurrer
n the compa.nt The order appealed from sta'es
that the matter Is OF sufficient Importance 10 oo'"
a decision Of the court before proceeding iur'"e''
Tho nIaintlfYs are owners Of one-tenth OF the cap
ital stock OF the Prospect Park ana 'ohe' '
railroad COMPANY. OF Brooklyn. and have been
since March TO- 1870 They allege that not cent III
dividends has ever been declared. nor mas the So."
over anpeared upon the market so as to acquire
any comprehensible value. They ask Tor an ae
counting OF the affairs of the company.
Tho following decisions also were handed down
to-day In the court; - ,o,
Jacob W. Feeter agt. Eliza j. Arkenpursh' upper
lant-Order reversed, with COSTS. 1890 o.o,,ort -
Adolfo Caso.a ag.. francisco Nasques appedin nd
orders OF General and sp "ns,s ieF'" 'e''''e
iohn Henncssy agt. Martin Pau!sen ana others
NJ Wendt ast Patrick craig appellant
Kelsey Suy agt. Henry Schmltt appellant hise
ment reversed new trial granted COSTS u "o''e
the o sSss' corlson ag Maria E winterson. appel
nn calendar and heard at next session or court
Iohn r. Smithers agt. David Steiner. appellant
Motion to prefer denied. without costs s o,hors
nnaIiant s-NJOtion TO open default. III defendants
nav plaintiffs attorney the ordinary costs OF "a ap-
pa, In This court on before the 18th day OF Octo-
bsr iss, the order dismissing the appeal nereln Is
vacated and defendants are at liberty TO me return
,sa. nunc pro tune as Of the time default was
male in filing the same. II costs are not PAID as as
above required, this motion Is denied win 'V
In re- will of Kate l.. Landy.-Motion to restore
.'sa 70 calendar denied and the judgment In the
case afiirmed opinion In Genera lerm' WIN
costs. n..,a r-,r. Com,
,iss,oners for appointment of three Commission
nara"Wotien for preference granted. and cause Or
dared nlaced on calendar for Wednesday OCTOBER
TO- 1895. .. T., Ma 900 "a, 9sa
oa3 2e5 lO2s. 215, go.
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THE DATE MAY BE KEPT SECRET.
NEXT YEARS BIG YACHT CONTEST MAY BE IN
OCTOBER TO AID IN GETTING
!. CLEAR COURSE.


OCTOBER. TO AID IN GETTING
A CLEAR COURSE.
The new Cup Committee. composed OF the same
members as the old one. of the New-York Yacht
Club continued its labors Monday evening at the
clubhouse, in Madison-ave.. until after O'CLOCK
and then II was agreed that no one was 10 know
a word about what had taken place during the ses-
sion. Ex-Commodore James d. Smith when seen
at his office yesterday. was as mum as an oyster
His only word was that the Cup Committee would
probably hold another meeting late in the week to
draw I'D set Of conditions for the consideration OF
Mr. Rose and the Royal Victoria Yacht Club. he
SAID that 1t was not likely that these conditions
would be made known, II would be lack or
courtesy TO let people know them over here before
the challenger had been informed
In spite OF Commodore Smiths retcence 1t leaked
out Yesterday afternoon that another concession Is
to be made TO the English. The conditions VIII
probably be the same governed the last series
with one exception, and that Is the time OF sailing
II is said that this last point will be carefully con-
cealed from all except yacht club members.
There is talk. too OF the races oeing s Se IN
who sailed the old Dreadnaught ana other crack
yachts in bygone days. said there was nothing easier
IL TO- them "On,y," said he. 1--WE snail have TO give
them lite bit Of weather with 1t. II they don
mind sailing their races in October a a m so the
season can give them as cear course az '1 NY
want Have the cup races In october ana then me
little boats will be afraid to go out ana lace 'he
Captain samuels does not think new yacht VIII
be built. He thinks the Defender. stu unpeaten'
When asked II the fact that the Defenders meas
urements known and that POSSIBILITY IS mus S
onened of her being copied and perhaps improved
upon would not make difference. the Captain said
that IL would only be another concession 10 make,
and he thought 1t better to let the Enghsh nave
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and IT was cast by the Henry Bonnard Bronze Com
pany 1t Is twenty-four inches high. and II might
be compared successfully with the Famous s'''a'i
bronzes OF Barbedienna in Paris. The horse and IT'S
,dor eeern ful of life and excitement, just as they
would appear on n ranch and they exemphiy the pc
culiar talent of the artist. who mas spent iiany
years I'm the West and observed his subjects from
nature. IL, ,,...,ro axcen,
during a year and q half at the Yale Art Scnoo re
then went West and led an adventurous me re
drew. for the Harpers' publications at the tine OF
tho Ia Of hpachc war in 1856. and he was soon known
as one OF the best illustrators OF western sceh.s
He now lives in New Rochelle. where ne may tuL II
ont other artistic works which, ike his Broncno
buster may be reproduced and sent 70 f.ui OPP d
specimens OF the excellence and original charac'e
a
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MOTIONS IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington oct. 1.-THE Supreme Court to-day
devoted the first hour of its session to hearing mo-
lions by attorneys. chiefly to advance cases the
docket for an early hearing SolicltorGenera Con-
rad on behalf OF the Government made this motion
in nine cases the most important being that of the
United States ex rel Judge Long. OF the Supreme
Court of Michigan, agt. Commissioner Lochreh. to
test the question whether or not pension once
fixed by the Commissioner can be changed by a
Commissioner subsequently in office. Five OF them
were murder cases from Texas and Arkansas. An
other was the case of Mary NJ. Schwalby and her
husband agt David s. Stanley. Brigadler.C General
United States Army ct al, involving the title to a
part OF the military reservation In San Antonio. Tex
The day call for will be as follows: Nos.
% o. 90 49, 3s and 81, 49, "A, A. and 1885, 80 and S.
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THE COURTS.
DR. OHANLON IN COURT FOR CONTEMPT.
TROUBLE OVER JUDGMENT FOR A DRyGooDs
MI TILE. Ar.c ACrIMENT VACATED.

DIR. O'HANLON IN COURT FOR CONTEMPT.
TROUBLE OVER JUDGMENT FOR DRYoooDs
Brr.rl-rHE ATTACHMENT VACATED.
DIR. Philip F. O'Hsnlon. Coroner's physician. APP
peared before Judge Gegerlch. in the Court of
Common Pleas yesterday to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt OF court and
to ask that an attachment against him Tor con-
tempt should be vacated The attachment was
served upon him late Monday. and he was released
upon giving 500 bali. In proceedings Instituted
against him by Hugh O'Neill Co TO collect
Judgment OF $751; representing a drygoods Dill
Frank E. Nipple counsel for O'Nelll Co., said
that on July l. after the judgment had been OBJ
taned against DR.. O'Hanlon he secured an order
from Judge Bschoff directing the defendant to APP
pear before a referee. Joseph ]. Meyers, OF NO "
Broadway, and submit TO examination in supple
mentary proceedings. The order was returnabie
before the referee August s. On that day, Mr.
Hpple said. he waited more than half an hour
for Dr. O'Hanlon to appear. While he was waiting
In the office OF Mr.. Meyers a letter was received
from DR.. O'Hanlon by the referee in which the
defendant said that he was busy at the Morgue
on the Lille Low case and could not attend the
reference.
pie. land told the referee that did not He tele-
phoned to the Morgue and told that DR..
O'Hanlon not there. having left the Morgue
than hour previous.
Mr.. Hpple said that he then got an order direct
ing DR.. OHanon to appear on the following day
and show cause why he should not be punished for
contempt OF court DR. OIan.on obeyed TINS
order, and entered into an agreement 10 pay the
Judgment In instruments Of $50 each. provided the
Contempt proceedings were adjourned for thirty
days The matter was so adjourned. but Dr.
O'Hanlon failed to make any payments, and an
other order was obtained directing him TO show
cause why he should not be punished for con-
tempt. ,,
This order was not obeyed. Judge Giegerich
fined DR. O'Hanon 800 for contempt OF court and
the defendant arrested upon the attachment
Dr. O'Hanon acted as his own counsel yester-
day He said that he had not intended TO commit
contempt. but that his duties In the coroner
orice were such TO prevent his appearing before
the referee OF in court He said that on August
6 ne was at the Morgue when counsel said that
the referee te!ephoned there. .
''He could not have telephoned TO the Morgue.'
said DR.. O'Hanlon. because there is no telephone
there. He could have telephoned to an under
takers shop across the street. but l can prove
by three witnesses that was there at the
Morgue"
Judge Gieserich directed the defendant to appear
before the referee on October 80 at D. m and TO
pay the Sherlr's fees, amounting TO about %.
Later in the day the Judge vacated the attach.
ment against DR.. O'Hanlon provided he pay $ %
disbursements TO Mr. Hippo.
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THE ASSIGNEE WANTS AN ACCOUNTING.
c. p HUNrINGToN's DEALINGS WITH A. s. HATCH
g. CO-UPWARD OF $4,000 INVOLVED


c. p HUNrINGToNs DEALINGS WITH A. S. HATCH
CO.-UPwARD OF 10000 INVOLVED
Thomas p Wickcs representing Horace H.
Chittenden the assignee OF the late firm OF A. s.
Hatch e. Co.. made a motion In the Court of Com
mon Pleas before Judge Gegerch yesterday direct
ing the referee to take testimony and report upon
certain specific questions intended TO cover all the
matters In controversy between the assignee and
Coils p. Huntington. over fund amounting TO
more than $4,000
From petition and ahidavits that filed In
the court IT was averred that in 1886. before the
failure OF A. s. Hatch & Co.. that firm and Hunt
ington made agreement to join their interests
In respect to certain judgments which they had
recovered respectively against Henry f. Attril
and William +. Soutter by reason OF various trans
actions growing out of the Rockaway Beach I'm
provement Companys matters so that they should
share in the proceeds of either or both Judgments
In the proportion OF about eight-thirteenths to A.
s. Hatch and five-thireenths to c. =. Huntington
Afterward, In the fall OF 1887. A. ;. Hatch Co.
failed. and this agreement passed to MI Chttenden
as assignee. At the time OF the assignment Hatch
e. Co.. as a firm and individually. owed Hunting
ton upward of $4,000 for money and securities
loaned TO secure which the firm had given Hunt
ington as collateral 1900 shares OF the stock OF the
Newport News and Mississippi Valley Company 100
shares Of the Milwaukee and Northern Railroad
Company, seven Chesapeake and Ohio per cent
1000 bonds ana lSo shares OF the Hrst Pieieiie"
stock OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. In the
aggregate having an actual value. II Is asserted
far In excess OF the Of money and securities
which Hatch e. Co. had borrowed.
These securities. 1t Is alleged Mr.: Huntington
still retains or is accountable for Subsequent to
the assignment In 1893 Huntington collected upon
the Attrill and 6outter Judgments upward OF $4,000
which II is said. he also still retains Mr.. Chtten-
den is anxious wind mp his trust as assignee. and
this Huntington claim. 1t Is said Is the only out
standing matter. .
Mr.. Wckes told Judge Giegerich that MI Hunt.
the money collected under the agreement Also that
he had refused to allow Chittenden to sell the
Newport News stock when Mr.. Chittenden had a
favorable opportunity to do So although II would
have largely wholly wiped out the amount OF his
claim. ,,,
Mr. Coudert representing Huntington. declared
| that certain statements OF the moving affdavits
should be stricken out. Az to the merits or the mo-
ton ne commended that the Court had no right to
modify order. or extend the terms or an order
| which had been entered upon the consent OF the
| parties.
Judge Giegerich reserved decision
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DTSTTLLERIES READY TO be TRANSFERRED.

General John Nulta receiver OF the D.s;l.llng and
Cattle Feeding Company said yesterday; "A OF
the seventeen d'stlery properties. sold by me at
judicial sale on August II. are ready 10 be turned
over TO The new company. with the exception OF the
schufeldt dstillery. In Chicago which Is In opera
ton now, MASKING zoo bushels day. This dis
tillery Will be ready AZ soon as the mash and ma
teriai I'm course OF production of and the
pronuct IL placed IN the warehouse The sale was
OF the seventeen properties as an entirely on the
bid OF the Reorganization Committee OF SSO,Wo
yh en- nccessltates the conveyance by single deed
covering all OF the dist lleres sold and prevents
within the deed are delivered