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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-12
GOVERNMENT SEED SCANDAL.
A Defeated Bidder Accuses Secretar,
Morton of Ifufairness

Washington City. April 1.-THE closing
of the contract for furnishing seeds for
general distribution by the government
has resulted in the fling of charges at
the department Of agriculture by Brasian.
Goodwin x Co, a Chicago seed firm,
against Secretary Morton. The allegations
are that their bid. though the lowest, vas
refused because the firm urged the pas
sage OF the resolution providing fer re-
wal Of the Distribution Of seeds. notwith-
stard.ns Secretary Morton's protest; that
reports furnished by officers OF the de-
p&rtment 10 Secretary Morton. 10 Sena.or
Proctor chairman CT the senate commit
tee on agriculture, ard 10 Mr.. Wadswcrth
chairman OF the house committee. had
been manipulated n order to show thar
the firms seeds were below standard: that
Assistant Secretary psbney had insisted
on the company. In case II received the
award. using the machine OF the Brown BAG
fi,iing Machine Company, and that Dahnev
had decided against she company because
Of refusal 20 do this. Il was alleged fur
thermore thar the secretary and assistant
secretary falsely stated that the company
refused TO use its name on the seed pack
ages.
Secretary Morton and other officials O.
the agricultural department make ahso-
lutte denial 81 the charges, and saw thA
az ard OF the seed contract was based an
the percentage ~ purity and Eerulinsfiva
power OF seeds tested BY the depa-tmar,
last year. at time when there was m
prospect OF further distribution. Seore.
tary Morton SAIL today that when the d,s-
t-inuiion vas required by law he asked
Senator Proctor ana Representative WsaA-
worth 10 80 over the bids with him. an1
AFTER careful and deliberate consf seraffon
q al the BIDS and records kent BY The
apartment e was decided. senator Pro-.
tor nr~t making the suggestion. 10 lscrar.
The offer % Lan3reth & Co. Of Philaael-
pnia, for lump sum % s7aeo. 10 furnish
Negstah-e Seeds ana u /. / May. OF s.
Fa9l, fcr sea - furnish flower Nefs
l4aNs-eth's original BIZ vas s7S coo Ma
20 = cent per paper for flower seeds
The two firms we-e cans. = the orsrS
accepted and contracts signed. This mas
Stl.fs* more than the bits % the Chicago
arm BAT the action, the secretary ssis
was based en- she reliability sacslfties Rrf
e<seatlal resTness 70 Washington cry ~
De lan4reth company.
Ihe lan1rsta nrn. which has been ~
o3si ness ia years. ard. unlike the CO.
eaSs company. grew Its own seeds ohlf
sA'e4 iisel. u bonds 10 submit. to a seduc-
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Attacked by a Newfoundland Dog.

kelso. April lL-Special-R. II. Hol-
comb. who resides near Toledo. was at
tackled by his Newfoundland dag last
Tuesday. He attempted to strike the ami
NAL. when II became enraged and grabbed
him by the arm. sinking its large teeth TO
the bone His brother came to hts rescue,
burt the combined strength OF the two men
were unable to loosen the animals Jaws.
and the brother ran to the house, which
was near by. and secured a rife. AS soon
as he appeared upon the scene the dog re-
leased Its hold on Mr.. Holcomb and made
. mad rush for him. II required three
well-airned shots to kill the animal. every
bullet taking effect The dog weighed lao
pounds. and was so powerful that Mr.. Hol-
comb could do nothing with him. His arm
was lacerated In frightfui manner and
the presence of his brother undoubtedly
saved his life.
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sensational Murder and suicide

Salem. Mass. Arrl s.--wha: the police
believe % have eeen murder and suicide
was disclosed today when an alarm OF fire
was given for a slight blaze in the apart
rnent occupied ~ Niss Josephine Man
ming. a dreSsmsSer. The tire was tn A fold
ing bel. on the bod lay Miss Manning.
dead Charles Flynn. who bad been keep
irE coFnptuy with her for some time was
writing N pain from 4 huile; wound lie
alsd ssoR after. The IRE. which probably
resulted from pistol shot. was extsu-
EulShe8 before serious damage was aous,
Flyun was a wfAowcr. ase4 * yeErs. aaa
TIE woman was ard y. I-odEers n the
house heard reports 81 pistol about
c'clcck this rnorning. but "a rot invsSei-
gate Thrce shots were fired. two % which
penetrated the .wcrnsn'S head while the
third rserce1 the mas brain
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Hoquiam. April lo-Special Poison
Bros. Logging Company has unloaded a
locomotive and ten logging trucks for
their logging road between tho east and
west branches OF the Hoquiam river. where
they operate two miles of road
The Mack Logging Company is pushing
Its logging road TO the north and west,
and IL Is the intention of the incorpora-
tiers of the Gray's Harbor a. Northern
railroad. who ara now actively engaged
In locating their right-of-way between the
Aberdeen terminal OF the Northern Pacific
and point TO the west OF Hcquiam, TO
make connection with these logging
roads. and In this way supply the mills
OF the harhor with fresh cut logs from the
best belts OF timber in the state.
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Yakima Criminals Convicted.

North Yakima. April li.-Speclal.-In the
superior court I'D Owens was convicted OF
assault with intent to commit murder. The
complaining witness was Charles Conway
OF kenneviek. and the trouble was the re-
suii OF the attempt Of Conway TO retain
warrants belonging TO Owens to secure a
debt.
Wash Heitlnger and Howard Wolf we-e
convicted OF robhlng the Chinese section
hands employed on the Northern Pacific
at kennewiek OF 1910.
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- e esv appassat son0set. yet there
- Z lively aghf on, although unknown
- na5oftfy Of the 6s1egates. Tne Mount
vernon poetcf1ce h stu In the hands q
Z Republican, although Ms term expires
~ noufh. Among ne applicants for the
ennnintmenf 3 John 4. Anable. he pres
nj chairman Of the county central COM
unftteot Judging b. he personnel o. the
6elegnses elected 70 ne state convention
O. Was euccsasful = using the influence
q hls o0lcial postttes on the rommittes
1er a. fustheraneo g his personal am
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victoria Electric Property Sold.

Victoria. Il. c.. April 1.-THE property
and franchises OF the Victoria Electric
Railway and Lighting Company were sold
today NJ auction. There were only two
bidders. +. 3. Barnard. OF the Consolidated
Electric Railway and Lighting Company
OF Vancouver, and c. A. Holland. OF the
british Columbia Land and Investment
Agency representing the bondhoiders
who ordercd the sale. Barnard secured
the property, bidding $4,000. Mr. Holland
bid xSss Osa
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North Yakima. April 11.-speciai.-The
Democratic convention Of Yakima county
today strongly Endorsed silver and pledged
The delegates 10 the state convention to
vote only for those who favored the free
and unlimited coinage of silver at The
ratio of Is to J. The delegates to the state
convention are: J. N. Baxter. A. J.
Chambers. 7. O. Redfeld. Joseph r..
Stephenson, T. W. r. Taylor. w. T.
Thornton, J. D. Medili. .. J. Lowe. j. r.
Coz, o. A. Fechtcr, Matthew Bartholct.
W. A. Coke and r. N. Reed. The conven-
tion indorsed J. d. Medill for delegate TO
4ho national convention
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nnaaae 60 % walleee.

0osth Bend. Aosn n.-speciaL-At the
Democrnttc ceu1ty convention to elect
delerates 10 ~ state convention, J. J.
Brown. 0eorus' Russell. w. T. Turney
ana G. 4. H0xh, q South Bend; r. v.
Exbert and J. 4. Brumbsch. OF Iiwaco:
william OConnor. u Nasel. and 8. A.
Douie. Of Frances. were chosen delegates.
ana n. v. BuIlsrd. Mr.. Aldence. J. G.
Helm, J. Brewster, clifford Miller, r. ID.
Handy, J. A. Moorehead and Philip Pat
ten, aiternafeo. They were instructed for
Hugh e. Wsnsce, OF Tacoma. for ma
qIonal delegate, and by q vote Of u to Z.
nustructed the delegates to vote for free
oolnags plank n the platform.
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OREGON DEMOCRATS SPLIT.

On tho Silver Question Nominee mr.
congress Declines.
rortand. April IA. &. Bennett, Demo-
cratic nominee for congress IN the se,-
end district, has declined the nomination.
a number OF Democrats who favor the
wnsncH' policy OF President Cleveland
neia meeting tn this city tonight FOR the
pa.Iose OF discussing tho advisahllity Of
date for congress In the Second d,s.rSs,
asains, the regular nominee OF The pen,o.
cratic convention. which declared for free
eoinase. IL was practically decided TO
name an independent candidate.
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Everett. April u.-Special. The Demo.
cratic county convention met In Gamels
hall today. Thomas Moran. of Arlington,
vas chairman. and John r. Rogers secre-
eary. The following delegates were eiectcs,
20 tho state convention: J. f. McManus.
G. Blethen. w. T. Molicr. Thomas Moran.
John McRae. J. p. Schuster. T.. Tonlin. N.
!. Chapman. Steve Saunders. c. III. Boyn-
een. +. n. Evans, A. Cleveland.
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Kittitae county Dcmocr.,.

Eilcnsburg. April ii.-special.-The Dem.
ecrats OF Rittstas county held A conycn-
v!on Today and chose these delegates to
She state convention: q. w. EIiicott. &.
Yarson. =. Il. Wager. o. NJ. Iatimer. y. O.
eeaton. Pat Henry. l.. r. McConlhe. IL. s.
scott. G Y. Schuyler. J. Van Dyk. The
oeiegation decided TO demand delegate TO
we national convention and Endorsed q.
~. Elliott for the place.
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Gold wi,hdnrn ,,r -.

New York. April fl.-rase,h,,r~ To-,
man q Co. have withsrawn ,ro,,, ,na s,,s
treasury seeaoN OF gold for shipm.n, 70
Haiti today. ~
Washington CITY. April u.-Toaay.s
statement OF the condition OF the ,res s,sr,,
shows: Available cash balance. ss7l lolI :
~: gold reserve. Nx.ss, 81,
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business Failures.

Boston. April IA 4 + Lana ,.aiher
dealers. have assigned 20 Vice president
etesrns. OF the shaw National hank. and
G. II. Cobb The liabilities are estimated
81 H5@.on. but untii an inventory Is
taken the amount OF the assets can no,
DO known. The cause Of the failure is the
depression OF last year.
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Whn2ccm. Apsu n.-9pscial.-The Demo
UDn41n oountv ouuvuntt0n met this af.er-
aoon n Purdy ~ and organised BY the
eloptaoa q b. D. lard - chairman and
Customs ColIsutse otenger ~ secretary.
Only Sorsy-nvs dsjsgstss we're present.
many country prse1ncts not being repre-
5000 II al An 1T one or two OF the
fourteen delegates sIscted are from the
~ cifseo and ars dbout evenly divided be-
eUoen Maloaeyft0 and antis- free d1-
~ n 70 1 rosoouf3on wn9 adopted. and
ne deuocafsu inoesucfed to support FREQ
siIver aelewasso = che national conven-
eson. A fsa4wo e a. day was bitferiy
Dsrseaal asti-A ?. - speech By Charles
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New York. April t0--Is,tere w0rnscr.
Robert MacClay. George i. SAsitaa ara
Charles r Barnes, the committee repre-
seating the holders o. boal,s- a13 gha
knickestoeker Trust 10. receipts fer
teEIs 9. the Nsrtaega Pael1e s. Mezsana.
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Vancouver. II. c. Apri r.-rrznk L.
gan. ps,ient IN the city hospital. heeane
suddenly insane this morning. and while
his nurse was ssicrhanlag for the police.
succeeding IN getting 20 the top story OF
the building. ami Jumped through . win
dow. lie sustained terrible injuries. his
arm AMI foot hcing broken.
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Columhaa CouneyDsmocrats Anti-si.ver
Wa1ia WAuA April 11.-epeciai. Tho
Democrats Of Columbia county at Dayton
today elected the following delegates to
the state convsntion: ii. l.. Bowmer. ID.
y. Pierce. }. = Ddmiston. NJ NJ Goldman.
". H. Gillis II. =. Hamm. William Rauld-
win. n. Weathenord. II. r. Bateman. J.
A. Thornson A effort was made TO In
otruct the delegation for free silver. but Il
was defeated ~ an overwhelming ma
1ority.
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Olympia. April ii-Spccir,.-The Demo-
Gratis today elected the following delegates
- represent Thurston county In the state
convention. to meet Mt Tacoma on Tues
day: Frank Litflejohn, John Miller Muir
ply. T. G. Van Epps. p. N. Troy. David
Mitchell. OWN Hicks. w. q. Shascr WILL
tam McIAne. n. Ahcarne. p. r.. Wall
Patrick Dempssy. Silver resolutions were
adopted. and ths silver men were allowed
- name the dsasgation provided they were
oninStructed.
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,ion from the amount paid them for seed
n preciae proportion to tho failure q that
seed to come up to the standard tests.
This u the first time IN the history OF the
Agricultural department that such . cQo-
tracf VA aver ucadA
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Olympia Apr;l iL-Sp>ciAi The SUI
preme court has affirmed the decision IN
the case Of Sarah Westward. respondent.
w. @. wiuehih 81 al. aefcnsssrgs +. ~
Rowell, appellant, frera kins county.
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The Northern Pac3ac ~fu run tao over.
land tratns daily. commencing Su=sav
Arrl - Only a hours from SEATTLE 20 :,
Paul
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Indianapolis. Aprii u.-Commander IN
Chicf ]. N. Walker. OF the q. A. r.. LEFT
Today Tor the Pacific coast. lie viii be
posts on the Coast during hts STAY
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recommend the deposit Of these bonds ano
receipts. subject to the terms offered by
the Northern Pacific reorganization COM
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The brig Baakeley. naw AZ Calae's dock
sails fer Cook inlet tomorrow (Nouaav ,
slsaG Rooa fer several ,-are pasSxaS,.
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netren chmsas ir Ktt,,,a. county

6iiensburg. April ii.--Speclai. coun-
y commissioners today reduced tho sala-
vcs OF all deputies from So 10 SEQ a month
except deputy shcrlfrs. who are cut 10 So
the city council also reduced the Salaries
o. nearly all employees 10 to 20 per cent.
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Gray'> Hsrto- Lumber SHIPMENTS.
HoquIam. April ia.--Specisl Cargo lam-
Der shipments nom Gray's harbor. loaded
during March. were as follows:
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row Dem0crata mt Anacortc..
Anaeortes' April n.-Spcciai. four
vo.es were cast 81 the late Democratic
primary election heid in this city.
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jacquard Brilliantines and SIR
and Mohair Novelties. very
choice.
We are also showing q mag
nificent assortment in exclusive
novelty suit patterns-not pro-
durable elsewhere-no two alike.
At the following prices: 50. s12 IS.
3i4. SIS. $3.50. so. IS. $3.50 and
so Q suit.
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THE. CHARTER OF THE CITY OF
SraTrf E-Tontinued.

Sc u In case OF The absence Of the
---z,v~-- @-.vz, *Na city. or = ne 6Fe5sa &s3f
ea1TSA e-s srsca nzcitafed from actlFy, tAs
Trss 9lg11e ss~ Il case q hss sAssf AAtg 81 80
s@-ce tne acting PRESIDENT p 80 49,
ecanc4i stall act IS mayor ana Aor NAS CHS
neszg enjoy 81 his powers -.
49, srha mayor NAV - FsfnoFel
from IA Office fer any sI1li NaetSeloIi q
- g3.s-y- af3848rs hlS I'm az emo ~ t0r
ths commission OF e-iTae or Elllss ll's''asassr
sf1eelx3ES neral sgf9s1l1ss S..a - : - -
r,esS~> fh4reof. toEethe- With a copy 81 Iae
,ssssrre.s sz-s5rsst lssn. given 20 him At least
rvs DAYS before the hearing, 81 81 80
,sa~fssriEw L. be present "A TSFSSsa aEs4 ~t.a
rs rs,,frssel ard offer evz0sTiSe N Is own
eehass ara 10 ss heard ~ h5Istsets an&
counsel and then cry upon - So. .a
sHre vote 81 fwe-fhifazs CT the 1lfes3lsANts -
ts,a -5fv rsssxcH whea assembled As q so}lrs
e ssap@aehzaens, ard Ter that islIstese -
ss.s- 1850 Stszsi have the same power thstk
II would have in trying any ether oil1eeF'
So &c there HEREBY S0.Ae&sSt ete7sA
soiv 70 CONSIST 81 the rnaycr. pfessaessis -
ia ,sfv council. corporation soatlstt. -
e9ssrr,,ari 81 ths hoard Of public works, Sly
comptroller and city treasurer. n = SSAas1
the advisory hoard. The mayor ssa3a. n.fer
RI earh quarter and rs EnsrcA 0ften@F as ~
interests OF the city appear 20 n,as
10 require. call a msStiag o. ss..tI
advisory board. Such meetings snail
~ sar tha n,,rpose OF comparing
views and consulting together WITH
regard to The efasrs CT the city. ana snAll
have the power 70 make recomEneiao ,
and suggestions 20 the city COUNCIL stiid 90
the various sther departments or the CITY
government The mayor snan ssss $50 AZ y.
city casrns roller er his deputy shsd act -
clerk thereof. All proceedings or re sA-
yiSory hoard shall be kept On rseof2 "a aiio
Office OF the city comptroller.
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ARTICLE vi.


Section L The city comptroller shall -
ex-offic.o city clerk. and his deputies as
comptroller shall bs his deputies as Guy
clerk.
See. 2 As city clerk. he. or deputy.
shall attend all meetings OF the CIV conAi-
CT and keep a full ard complete record OF
the proceedings thereof. and he sFiaH rave
the custody of the city SEAL the puolic
records. except such as are intrustsa. ~
tina provisions Of this charter, 70 0taer
officers. the original rolls of oTainaneess
tae original contracts. deeds and ceftia-
Gates relative 70 the title OF any properly
OF tbs city. al oTiclaL IL
de-,pity or security bonds, ex-
cept his own bond. and such other re-
cards, papers and documents et value as
are not required 10 ba deposited with any
other officer. and he shall attest al public
instruments and official acts OF the mayor
BY his signature and the city seal, and
shall also certify under his hard and the
seal OF the city all copies OF such original
documents. records and papers In his uffce
as NAV be required hy any officer or per-
son, and charge therefor such fees for the
use OF the city as are or may be provided
BY ordinance. ard he shall perform such
other duties as may be in this charter pre-
scriSe6 and also such "a the city council
may direct consistent with this charter.
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ARTICLE III.
Df.trsbutfon OF Governmens


sersIon L The government ~ the city 81
p4rsme1fs and no more. that Ia 20 say.
T. The Legislative Department
2 The Executive Department
.. Tns Clerical Department
4 The Department % Police.
O. TIE Department Of Public Wef1A
9 The Department OF EinzncA
l. Tbs Department Of Sanitation.
6. The Fire Department
The HAybo~ Department
10. TIE Department OF PzSkA
IL The Library Department.
L. The Law Department
IL The judicial Department
Sec 2 The said DEPARTMENTS. vim ne
excsYtson Of the Judicial. ehsl be corsr-
tutsd e provided in Articles ". ".
VII. VIZ TX. x xI. XII, XIII. Ais..
XIV. ana XVI OF cass cslartsr. snpJoct 70
such changes only ~ are IL tais Garter
sxpresssy authorized
See 9 The Mayo shall b deemed the
head Of the Executive Department: tns
president Of TIA caty counci snail % deem
% tie head Of the Legislative DepAr trnsFafs
the librarian ehsIl be 1ssfnsd The nead OF
the Library Depart ment. and the msmosrs
OF the COMMISSIONS or boards created ~
this charter, ard the principal unsabor-
6lnate6 officers IN departments wherein
there Is no commission or board constituted
by this charter shall be deemed heads OF
their respective departments. but no head
OF department shall have or exercise any
power or authority not provided FOR else
where fn this charter. Official communal
cations between different departments, ex-
cept as In this charter otherwise provided.
shall De through the heads or departments
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ARTICLE WIN.

Section / There shan ~, AMI = hereby
created a bearI o. pu.Aic works. which
sHail consist % three members. xo-Wlt. -
tie city engineer. who shall 10 cHaifaa p
% the board. ~ t5e super ntaudsat 81
streets, sewers and parks ans % me
elsHeri1t @rfient e. lighting and water works
TIE members of the hoard. as suc1, snail
eve no compensation
See ? = shall he tne futY - tf'e char
U1a1 % me board 81 nu8sse WORKS - a.
tend al regular meetings % thss city cntl-
Ssh s04 Guah OfnsF meetings a. f1e cltF
ccuncll may direct lie shall have the Fasnt
- sneak upon any measure pertaining ~
Is department.. 1T za4ls aGSs 20 sGte.
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municipal. county. cissrtct 81 stess en-
GERS after The year one thousand eight
hun6re6 ard rtnsty-six~
See g No change IN TIE boundary q
any ward shall operate 70 abolish AIRY
ofslcs or exclude say ccuncf iran or cSseF
City cfacer from ofslee. 5efore TIRE exrsFa-
ffoa CT .1a term for wsfca tie srsc1ErzkeE a
WAS esecls1 o. appointed
The Lamar register., 1896-11-28

thereon semi-annually at eight per cent Per an
mum and
Whereas. said deed of trust provides that In
case of default in the payment OF said note. or
any interest fheteon. or any part thereof; then
IL shall be lawful for the said trustee or his sue
ec-sor in trust to sell the said premises. or any
part thereof. and all rights and eauity Of redemp
tion of the said Elwyn NJ. Slater therein at pub
lie auction for cash and
Whereas, IL Is provided in and by said deed OF
fuSal OF the said Henry J. Aldrich, trustee. TO
act at any time when action may bo required
for the execution OF the trusts under said deed
% trust, then the legal holder Of said note may
by writing duly acknowledged, appoint a sue
oessnr in trust 20 the said Henry j Aldrich and
from The state Of Colorado and unable to act.
and tho LEGAL holder Of the said note has. by a
writing. duly appointed the undersigned a trur-
tee To act as successor OF said Henry j. Aldrici.
recorded in tho Office Of the county clerk and
recorder of Prowers county and state OF Colo
RADIO; and
whereas. defanlt has been made In the pay
mrut of the principal OF said note and all inter
s.t duo August first, ises. and subsequent, and
no part of the same has been paid, and tho legal
holder Of said note has declared the whole said
principal cum and interest due and pay bic. and
has requested a sale Of said premises under said
decd Of trust
Now therefore, the undersigned, g. such trus-
tee. viii Tuesday, the twenty ninth day OF
December. f-s. at the Tremout street front
ArapAhoe county. Colorado. sell the above dc
scribed property and all water rights or inter.
/ eet. apf,ertaining thereto, and In and By said
dc~d of trlss. cocsessd.
Dated November -. 1856.
THOMAS L. SMITH. Trustee.
Successor in Trust.
J First publication. Nov. > i-s-5-
| Last flublication Dec s, iats.