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The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
Trustce.a SaIr.

Whereas, John ) Marsh and Hattie E. Marsh,
husband a d wife. by their certain deed of trust
recorder ofdesds Of Delta county, Colo RADIO. in
book rs at page 33,. convescd TO os ". Sheldon.
trustee, the following described real estate. sit
ust-, lying and being In tie county of Delta and
state OF, dorado to-wif:
Lot No two t2) snd southeast quarter of north
ihir:y-onc t3i) township rfteen 05l south. Of
rnnee ninety five $50 west, ot the sixth piinei-
pal Meridian. and the south east quarter Of the
sotth east quarter Of sectisn eleven. Gi town
ship ffty-onet5D north. Of rxugc eleven On west,
OF the New Mexico prime pal neridian ard con
tanning two hundred ind eighty-fve acres accord
ing to U. y. Government survey, tDgcther with
any and all water rights and privileges, ditch
or bitches aUpurtcnant 10 or used with said
Ia Trust. to secure the pnymant of onecertaIn
prpmissory note therein de ciibsd. together with
the interest thereon as provided for IN said note
and deed Of trust; and; whereas said John ).
whereas, said note las become due and pay
of trust that II the said y. ". sheldon,
trustee. shall rcitis, TO act. the legal holder OF
prr5n m9ss ss ny rsse 10 net 1a ~ he aas IT.
Sheldon, who shall thercspoa become his sue
cessor 10 the tltlc 70 said piopesy. and the same
become vested In him In Trust for the purposes
and objects OF said deed Of trust, with all the
powers, duties and :blifa;ions thereof and.
fused 10 act IN this behalf and, Whereas Tire
Equitable Securities Co. the legal holder OF said
no:s by its certain deed OF apipo dated
April 15th. 1895. appointed and substituted
the undersigned as trustee, TO act instead of said
:. n. Sheldon now. therefore, Mt the request Of
the legal holder of said note. aud by Virtue Of
the powers vested ~ me by said deed Of trust
and said decd Of appointment. anc for til. pur.
pose OF forec.osing the same. !. the undersigned
Alien II. senman.as trifytee. do hereby give notice
that will, on the ist dsy of juno. iso6. TT
tile hour Of two O'Clock z. m. Of said day. pro-
cred TO sell the property he.cinbefpre described,
at public vendue 10 the highest bidder. for cash.
at the Frsmont Street door Of the court hou-e,
In the city Of Denver. county Of Arapaioc, state
Of Colorado. to satisfy said debt and interest
and the cost of executing tlis trust.
ALLEN b. SEAMAN. Trustee
A. l. sMTH. Attorney
tF..a rus Apnl :, las: Nj n, isss)
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
r-,r.fe.-. S>i.,

whe-gas, Sic. hea Etil And Aiin-tia .'ley
by ~ ir rert~it iced Of H.. cstsc iuiy 1. is..
recanird IN ,te q e Of t,v rec f.,er of dee'i> 81
y Ia CHiy, Ca or..tlS. IN 't'k 81 al Isg'-
f. La ing described sesl estate, situate, lyinE
and hsin- in the county u nsEa, and Stale 81
Colorado tasit;
ter cf s. ction ffsen tiFl and the ~ r.h hall OF
the southeast quaft-r and the southeast quarter
o. M southeast quarter oi sre,ion Aes., llr ,
west, u the New Mexico piii cipsi taeriien,
i.yriher with :.cy and al water rights and priv
ileg-s, d't.h or di;eLes appgrit Rant IN uF Used
with sali prcfaises-
~ tgssi, to secure he ymrnt II one erttin
vita the interest thereon Es provided for
in s,a note AMI d=td of trust; and, Whercss II I.
pfor.risd in = ID note and deed % tr,ift hat if
soent Of inieTest On IA Il note wl.es cue. ar pro
yidet in aid note. the " neilai -tin q 1.d n e
whereas. said s. phen Eally ami
Aime a rai.ey have made dcfp!t ip
succeeding inst llnicnt Of Interest provided r
in sad note: and, wic-cas, by reason oi : : de-
fault uud-r .hr icInIs aid P-or .s!olrs q '&d noe
has Leeome due and payable; sna, vhsr.a7i Il !,
provided H. sad deed ~ tfusI that u the slid
4. l.. BInn-y, trustee, shah reiiise 70 act, The
legal holder ul se ID nlie may appoint ard siiosu
tuie any othsr Pers1n as trt>;s" 10 =ot instead OF
c1,ie his sucrsssor 10 fhe title - said properly,
and the same hec0fae vested in him in trust fer
the purposes md sheets Of sad deed ~ trusi.
with all the powers. du les and Oh ign ions
thereof nna. whereas tho said l.. licnncy,
trustee. ka2 refl-rd 10 act in tlis b EslH and
whereas the Efui;abe Securities 60. tie 'cgg.
no der Of said note by IT, certain drrd Of apaoint-
inrnt dated April Il, 1896. appointed aud sub
siiluiCd the underlined as II ist-r. 70 at In
St al or "a q \. L. B9nney, Now. rieieh'rr. u
the qurst of the ,aczl Iuldcr If aid n To- a -
by yir ue %: the ppseFs Vgs;ei ia inr by "A q
deed of trust md "a d d-el o. appointment and
fur the purpose uf fi.eclnsing tie sai.ir, l. The
uuirrsigncd W Rcadiug, ~ iru tee. do
nrr, by g,ye 10 lee that Will on the ist day Of
Jun-. isl6. 1T u c Lour of n ne s'c'0rt N of
s. ID Jay pro ced 10 Sc ihc p'opeftg hcre.rle-
fore 4 s-iibcd at rt~lc vcndu.. u the highest
BIDDER, fJf cash. at the lrunt d or "i the Cont
House. I'm thr county q: DriIa, stats + Colorado,
I. satisfy sait debt and .n'crss. and the CIT OF
executing this tTu-t. W. q. Eri,niNd,
\. l. sagrH, Trnfies-
frir., -, Kun %. Ia. Ny Il ,serl
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
LOCAL NEWS.


o. Miller left Monday for Grand juno
ton.
Mrs. Ash and family came down from
Montrose Saturday.
Hank Hammond returned on Monday
from brief trip to Ouray.
A marriage license has been granted to
Alonzo Long and Thressie King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mon Santo went down
to Grand Junction last Monday.
]. H. HALEY, the sheepman, was down
yesterday from his summer camp near
Haskill.
Bessie AIlis left for Denver yesterday
to represent Delta council OF w. A. 2. A.
at the state meeting.
G. NJ. Suider. OF tho Laborer, went
down to Pueblo on Monday to keep
case, on the republican conventions.
A. B. Niles and wife, Miss Edith Niles
and Miss Laura Keeling drove down
from Montrose Sunday for visit with
+. H. Niles.
os " oPhuys VI Aodiiou, SdiAS pscf last
Monday and liz spending week looking
up property here in which he has an
idea Of investing.
A new flag for the school house has
been ordered by the school board, and
will be floating in the brcczes from flag
pole in few days.
Miss Ella New, Mrs. Stewart and w.
o. Stephens went to Pueblo yesterday
to attend the republican congressional
district and state conventions.
A. N. Humphrey, one Of the prominent
Ouray business men who were out rustl-
ing for their celebration, went home
yesterday from Grand Junction.
The ladies' Of the w. c. T. u, assisted
by the Y's. will give social and supper
at the residence Of Mrs. 1. NJ. Conklin
on Thursday evening, May IA. Every
body invited. Supper 20 cents
All the teachers employed in the Delta
schools have arranged to leave on Thurs
day noon train for Salida, where they
will attend the Association meeting.
There will b no school Thursday after
noon or Friday and they will all return
Ao1e On Sunday. This trip will not
eoly Be pleasant outing but the teach
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
Pre- pairing for the Congress.

Last Thursday evening special
meeting OF the Delta County Board OF
Trade was held at the Office OF the Delta
Wholesale Fruit & Produce Co., and the
following gentlemen were elected as an
executive committee to begin prepara-
tions for the meeting Of the Western
Slope Congress, viz: j. f. Sanders, A.
II. Stockham, A. r. King, d. Bailey, I.
II. McGranahan, II. II. Smith. G. l..
Wright, J. w. Sanders and Howard
Russell.
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
SCHOOL CORRESPONDENCE PRIZES.

ALL the schools competing for PIE
IHpEPENDLNT's correspondence prizes
kave closed their work for the year and
while none Of tie contestants have COM
Piled with the terms as stated at the
beginning Of The work, all having failed
10 regularly report their average at
tendance, yet their work was 80 well
done that the prizes viii be given.
District No. .. Mrs. Us. Robinson,
teacher, with an average daily attend
auce of &c pupils, sent in 4o5 acceptable
items, an average Of nearly 1G items for
each pupil during the six months of its
school. This wins the first prize OF
$500 which will be psid TO the secretary
OF the school beard OF that district upon
application.
District No. 10, Miss Matte Griggs.
teacher, with an average daily attend
ancc OF 80 pupils and six months term,
sent in 2.2,2 acceptable items, an average
Of nearly II for each pupil. The secre-
tary OF this district can secure the
$500 as second prize on application.
EchoTt sCHopi w. 10 Scut III lNo iithAs
and Bethlehem No. 8 sent 81, and while
only two prizes were offered We will pay
the secretaries OF each Of these districts
sl.O0 upon application, as token of our
appreciation OF the work of the pupils.
Mountain View school, in district No.
sent in 119 items and then dropped out,
tho only other school sending anything
being Gunnison valley, which sent in
but two communications. We have
therefore deposited our check for $500
with the secretary OF District No. l said
sum to be applied to the purchase OF
books or supplies for that school.
We hope TO be able to make another
offer in this line for the coming school
year and trust that all the Delta county
teachers will see that their pupils are
interested when the proper time comes.
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
Irs, stce's sale.

Whereas, William Tullock by his certain deed
of trust. dated June 1th, ii.D, recorded in the
once ono o, the feeorne, OF oeeds OF lett comfy
l.. Bonrey, trustee, the following described real
estate, situate, lying and te N. in tie county
of Delta and state of Colorado. tD-wt:
The II nth half of the southwest i.,ar,er and
the northwest quarter Of tie southeast quarter o.
section two lil, tpwaship hiieeatl5l sou IL. Of
range uinety-Eye tJ5). west Of the sixth PTinai-
pal Meridian. containing one hundred and TWEEN
ty acres according 10 @. $. Government survey
ilegts, ditch or bitches apPuftenant t, or used
with said premises.
In trust. to secure the p. -ment pf on, certain
prnmissOry note therein described. to-
gcther with the interest thereon PROV ded for
In said note and deed Of trust; and. wrrsas, said
Willi:m Tuliock las ni.le Default IN the pa5-
mcnt Of said ncte: and, whereas, said note has
become due and payable; aud whereas. Il Is
provided in said deed of trust that II the said
l.. Bonaey, trustee shall refuse to act. the e..al
holder Of said note may app Int and Substitute
any other person trustee - sct instssd II the
said A. l.. BDnney, who shall theErupon be-
come his successor to the title to said property,
and the sam. become vested Ia him ~ rIist
for the purposes and objects Of s@d deed Of trust.
with ali The ppwcrs, duties and obi Gnt ofi5
thereof; and, whereas, the said A. J.. Bonney,
trustee, las refused to act IN this behalf; AMI,
whereas, The Equitable Securities c.. the le..a
poiniinent. dated April 18Th. ls96, appointed
aad substituted the uniersis ned trustee, to
act instead Of said A. l.. Bonncy; nnw thrref re.
THE request of the LEGAL holder Of said mote.
and by virtue Of the pow.rs vested in me by
said deed Of trust and Mid deed Of appointment,
the nndersigned, ned ". O Rcddins, ~ ,rs.ee' do
hereby give notice that viii, on the LIST day of
June. 1886, at the hour u nine O'Clock a. m. of
snid day. pr.ce-d tn sell the prcreriy Icrcinbc-
fore described, at public yendue, TO the highest
bidder. for casa. at the front door of the court
TO satisfy said debt and interest and the COS; Of
W. o. REDDING. Trustee.
a. L. SMITH. Attorney
(Fir.t pub April 20: last May n Isosi
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
sanlr,.ss..or's ao,Iee.

Estate Of Lew :. Nat OK. de eased.
The undersigned. having been app inted ad
ministrator Of tac estate of Lewis :. Astto1. late
of tn. county Of ID, Ia in the state If Colorado,
deceased, hereby gives not;c' that he wi appear
before the County Court uf Delta county. at the
court house in Delta, in said cpuay. ct tie
May term, 1896, ON the first Tuesday in June
next at which time all persous having
claim. assin-t said estate are notified and re-
eucst-d To attend for the pt. p sc # having the
zane adjusted. All pers n Indebted 10 aid
estate are re suested - make iInlaed.ite pay
inent to the uni md
Dated a, Delta, ti!s .a;h day OF April. A. D.
1885.
CLARK nrSs, Administrator.
frirst Pub May q; last Iay ~ fsyil
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
UxfrkD STATES Lksp OFFICE, I
hnSnnnsI l,ar LIZ Ann 4 uril : isAf [

U<iTsD MATES IASp OFFICE,
AosrnusE, CoLuEADo, April J, isc~.
Notice |. hereby given tnat I'm compliance
with the provisions Of the act of Congress Of
June B. ISIS, entitled An net for the sale Of
timber lands in The States Of California. Oregon,
Nevada, ard Washington Territory" a. ex
tended TO all the Pubic Iani states by act II
August 4, 1892. Richard ID DlumheTg, Of Delta,
county OF Delta, state Of Colorado, has this day
flei in this office MS sworn statement No. -.
for the purchase of the NwA SEA II s.ciian
No 5, in Township No 70 v, Rang No. 10 ".
n. NJ. =. II, and will offer proof 20 show that the
land sought is more valuable FIR its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to es
tabiish his claim to said ard before The Register
and Receiver of this Office at Monrose. Colorado,
on Monday. the 18Th day uf July. 1855
He names witnesses: Justin Mccarthy.
Coming Campbell. Kenseth Campbell. Charlie
IIadler, all of Della. Delta county. Calorad,.
Any and all pcrsopS claiming adyrrsly the
above described lands requcsted TO file their
Gains in this Office or before said .ith day of
July, 1896
A. +. aAsD AIRY, Register.
First pub. May s; last July S, lsYj
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
W. A. p A. Ball.

Last Friday evening the Anna Dora
opera house was well filed with a merry
crowd OF young people, tho occasion
being the first dance under the auspices
OF the w. A. p. A.
The young ladies who worked 30
diligently to make the ball success are
deserving OF considerable credit for the
manner in which they carried out the
arrangements.
Tho music was furnished by the Delta
orchestra and was OF high order.
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
Bre-.s. OF srring T.r.,..

IDy z. 5. kEiso.l
P,,w, ys scatle &c ,,hyr' b'o'v,
A hs:rTicans OF "a t3-n do,
NaEb my fingers, frscze iiy tees.
How the ecw-d.ops fruiA las no e.
Blaw my ha. into the river,
Iiawn my spinal SEES. sliiyer;
Elow L coz, calf in view,
Or maverick or :So.
While ST b.hini tl;is ra-k.
Cu sin wc.ti4er, ciissiu' stock.
Up ani dpnn th- kids are lid ng.
Hunting qua lrupeds in hidils.
Soldier true Is cute Cd Eesc.
Cets work done by NE On. else.
Bow breeze, sqrall. a gaze,
Segcr falier. n 'T.r fsl,
Flow ven iDg enough AMI vel.
You'll blow our tcmpcrS all - -.
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13

IF the Rio G ande railway builds q
branch line from Crested Butte or
Gunnison down through the North Fork
country it will be great boom for Delta
county, and the North Fork country
especially. That section Of Delta county,
though small in area, is estimated as one
Of ths best localities for fruit growing in
tho state.-Grand junction News.
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13

OSE by ono the Colorado towns arc
awaking to the fact that the only way in
which they can secure prompt and GER
the owner Of the property, instead OF the
lessee, responsible for its payment.
Montross is the latest to adopt this plan
and it is an example which Delta might
profitably follow.
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
"A Aarrjed,

At the residence OF D. Wagner, on
Palmer street. Delta Colorado, May Z,
1896, by Rev. j. l.. Lower. Benjamin
Lowe and Miss Ruby Hutchinson, both
Of Delta
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
Adr,imi.sr.trix-. Nau..c.

Estate of Theodore Baker, deceased:
The undersigned, having been appointed all
ministratrix Of the e-tatc of 1heDlOlo EnEer.
late OF the county of Delta and sise # 'cl rid..
deceased. hereby gives nn,icc th-t she VIII ap-
pear before tie County Curt Of Delta County.
AT the court house IN Delta. ~ the May term. on
tie first Monday in June Eezt, at which tine all
persons haeing claims asainst saii ts;atc are
notiiei and reqursici u attend iilr the purpnse
of hasiug the same ndjus;ei. All iersOni ii-
dcbted TO said estate are requested ~ make i'm
mediate rayin mt To the undersigned.
Dated md Gay Of May, 4. u. isn.
EAsA l.. BAKER Administrative.
(Firs. pub Nav q. last MAY y isnSl
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13

N.t.~e .G stsms ..s,Iess-ss.
In the matter Of The estate Of iheodsrs Bake


In the matter of The estate Of Ttecdsrs Baker.
dece sei.
~ day ( In >, A d. 1885. being ne Of The
regular days Of the Nag term Of lie County
f.sr; &c D,lts canaty, the state "a! Colorado. L.
E5s,if4a l. Il k.r .dl.i isfratrix 0f sid estate
Viii rUpssr hSf N the judge of III ruIt, pr
-ent riy nn-i syt;lcrpvut - such Hdrains'r ;riN,
f.rry the asprIyal of The sane and wiil thsn si-
ply - be di charged such st.aifIsirairiE. Al
which iiEn- snd place any I.-rs in iniervs; m
agptar rni pTesVni ot;cciy 10 the fsi2e, If
there bS-
dated At Delta. Coia- NAY 2ia. 1875.
EssA l.. BAErr
dscCAs 4
CFirs; pub. May s. lsst May =. lsosl
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
ciai.

Harold Kleinhenz. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Kieinhenz. aged 3 years and 6
moaths, died Friday morning OF in
fanation of the bowels and tho body
was shipped TO penyer for burial on
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Kleinhenz have the
sympathy OF all in their loss.
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13

The Florence Refiaer has issued tino
6-page Souvenir edition, on book paper
paper with numerous haiftone illustra-
t;ons. Editor Work never half does any
thing and this edition will prove Of great
value in attracting attention to the great
oil, coal and fruit growing resources sur
rounding his town.
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
Timber Land. Act juac =, is7s---No-
liee For Publication.

lFIr., pub. Nay 9; last May q. ises.l
The Delta independent., 1896-05-13
Tru.tee.. sri..

rrIr,, a'Ia5a'y Ia5. xrir q, las. ,rsy q. ,secl
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-21
STORIES ABOUT BURGLARS.
Dangers Arising From the Reckless
Use OF Firearms.

New York Times
Burglar stories are rife nowadays. There
are hundred experiences of burglars or
would-be burglars for every robbery. and
story and of a double tragedy. 1t is story
OF the rash use of firearms. 1t was young
man who discovered the burglar. He heard
nrst a slight noise outside the house, was
sure he heard steps, and, looking out saw q
light. He aimed at the light as he took his
noise and he went to sleep. content that he
had frightened away the burglar II there
nAu been one. In the morning Ii was found
that his revolver had done good execution.
man. heavily armed and we'll supplied
with burglars tools, was found dead outside
the house door. 1t was a great shock to the
man who had killed him. He had killed a
human being in cold blood, and he was in
consoiable. He was fine young fellow, with
q life OF great promise before him. 1t was in
vain that his friends endeavored to console
MN Dy saying that the man was evidently
desperate and other lives might have been
taken II he had been allowed to carry out
MS plans. But the murderer as he consid-
cred himself was not to be comforted. He
became the victim of settled melancholy
ana Defore the end Of the year he had sue
cumbed to his feelings.
Another story has comic side She was
nice old lady, who never missed an oppor-
tunlty TO laud the virtues Of her departed
spouse. friend. seeing a heavy cane stand
Ing at the head of her bed one day, remarked
upon It. Yes" said the widow, James al
ways kept it there in case Of burglars James
was very brave. Why, 1 remember one night
we heard noise in the house and we thought
burglars might be around. James got up
the visitors listened. cold chills in anticipa-
ton OF thrilling story, creeping up and
down the spine-"James got up, - went on the
STORY teller, and slammed our bedroom door
as nara as ne could and locked it,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-21
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warmth have proved Beneficial. Wheat is
from Cd to Is dearer. owing to American
advices. light offerings and damp weather
conditions prevalent along the region of the
Russian Danube. Shippers are reserved. Cal
ifornian. prompt. was quoted 2Ss 3D. parcels
hrm; hard Duluth. October and November,
brings 26s Cd. Flour Is firm and inactive.
Maize is firm and quiet Mixed American,
December and January. quoted at las; par
cells for September. lbs Sd. Barley is dull.
Oats are hrmer. American clipped. October,
brings 1Ss Sd.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-21
A Wealthy Vagrant.

Among the Migrants caught on the recent
raids on the Bots de Boulogne was man
VINO proved that he had an1income of 5000
francs year. He declared that he had not
slept under roof in ten years, and that he
could not breathe behind a shut door He
spent his days in the National library, went
TO theater in the evening, then turned into
the bois or under bridge to sleep He kept
a trunk with clothes at a railroad station
and went into the Mushroom there to change
whenever ne felt 1t was necessary. The
police say that he spends a good deal of
money in charity. They had to release him.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-21

STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAM
sey-District Court Second Judicial Dis
trfct
In the matter Of the assignment of Willard
Upon reading and fling the petition of
Hiler H. Horton, the assignee in the above
emitted matter and being duly advised as
tanned and 1t appearing from said petition
that 1t Is for the best interest of all parties
interested in said insolvent estate that a per-
tfon OF the large sum of none now In the
hands OF said assignee be forthwith distrib-
uted by him to the parties entitled thereto
without waiting for the final settlement of
MS said accounts, and the conclusions and
determinations of the litigation now pending
between said assignee and one of the cred
itors referred to in the said petition and in or
in making payment of the preliminary and
partial dividend therein not exceeding the
sum of 80 1-3 per cent.
1t Is ordered that all persons, whn1nsoever.
having claims against the said estate show
cause if any they have, at a special term of
this Court to be held at the Court House,
3rd day OF October, A. d. 1896. at ten o'cloc;
In the forenoon Of said day, or al soon there
after as counsel can be heard, why Hitler H.
proceeding. should not be authorized. directed
and empowered by order OF this Court to
declare a preliminary OF partial dividend of
SO 1-3 per cent, and pay the same to the cred
itors who have duly. filed their claims and
releases, in accordance with the statute in
such case made and provided.
Let notice be given to said creditors. by
publication of this. order for three times in
the st. Paul D al y. Gl o b e, a newspaper
printed and published in the City OF St Paul,
Minnesota, and by mailing copy thereof to
each of said creditors. and to their attorneys,
IL any, appearing for them herein, forth
! Dated st. Paul, Minnesota september-1a,
1896 ,-s, - - 100 100
CHAS. E.9TfSSc9
Judge DistrictAct2
Jsmes D. Denegre, Attorney for. ASsi2nH.
Dly Globe 90 sept 21-24-29. @stoo71