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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
TOM WATSON IN KANSAS.
He Didn't Get the Warm Reception he
Expected.


Erie, Kan, Sept. 10.-Thos. f. Wat
son, candidate for Vice-President on
the Populist ticket, was the central
figure at the County Fair here to-day.
He was accompanied by II. w. Reed,
Populist National committeeman, who,
it is said, is here to talk to the anti
Populist managers and make more rea-
sonable terms for Watson's chances in
Kansas. John M. Bridenthal, chair
man of the Kansas Populist State
Central committee, reached this city
this morning and half an hour before
the Vice-Presidential candidate was
booked to make a speech had an inter-
view with him. The nature of the
interview is not known, but as Populist
leaders in Kansas generally are said
to have been opposed to Watson's cam
paigning in this State, Bridenthal's
mission is said to have been in the
interest of harmony.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
ANXIOUS TO HEAR BRYAN.
Fayetteville People VIII go to Green's
boro or Rocky Mount.

Fayetteville, n, c., Sept. 10.-(spe-
cial) l)-The Fayetteville Bryan club
met in the City Hall tonight to dis
cuss whether to go to Greensboro or
Rocky Mount to hear William j. BRYAN.
A committee of five was appointed to
confer with the railroad, and it is prob
able the one offering the lowest rate
will capture the crowd.
The club was addressed by Mai.
Campbell, DIR. Mcneil, Maj. Hale, May
or w. S. Cook and Jno. Underwood,
president of the club. All were enthu-
siastieally received
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
A FIRE ~ RICHMOND.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 10.- There was
a fire here this afternoon which did
over $5o0000 damage. 1t was in the
four-story tobacco factory operated by
German q Campbell. They estimate
their loss at $4,000, upon which insur-
ance aggregating $4,000 was carried
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
CYCLONE IL PARIS.

Paris, Sept 10.-A cyclone swept over
portions of this city at 2:30 o'clock to-
day Omnibnses, cabs and stalls in the
streets were overturned, trees We're
blown down, store windows Were
broken, barges were sunk in the river
Seine, and the firemen had to be called
out. Many persons were injured.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
RUSSELL FAILED TO COME.
So Gudger and Cowles Filled His APP
pointment at Newton.

Newton, N. c., Sept. To- (speciaD r
Russell was billed for a speech here to-
day, but failed to come. Gudger and
Capt CoWles spoke, Gudger's speechwas
about such as a "turn-coat" generally
makes. Had ne been appointed Collec-
tor when he was begging Cleveland for
it, to-day he would have been making
Democratic speeches instead of misrep-
resentng and abusing them. Capt.
Cowles made much the best speech.
He did not resort to misrepresenta-
tions. A very good crowd heard
them, composed in great part, of Dem
ocrats and Populists. Silver sentiment
is growing.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
RATE OF DISCOUNT INCREASED.

London, Sept. 10.-The Bank of Eng
land has increased its rate of discount
one-half per cent to 21% per cent
This is the first time the rate has been
changed in two years. and was brought
about by the heavy Withdrawals Of
gold during the past three weeks,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
! snNAToRIAL coNvRNTToN.

Wadesboro, N. G., Sept. 10.-(spe-
ciaD The Democratic Senatorial con-
vention was held here to-day Cameron
Morrison. Of Richmond county. and
John w. EiEer. of Arson county, were
nominated These gentlemen win be
hard to beat
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
GOLD RESERVE INCREASING.

Washington, Sept. 10.-The Treasury
to-day lost $50, 400 in gold coin, and
S11 900 in bars. The deposits of gold
coin, however, at New York and Bos-
ton, make the net gain for the day
about $4,000, 900, which leaves the true
Of the reserve $107, IL, ,072.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-09-11
STILL ANOTHER BANK FAILURE
The Mutual Bank of New Orleans Has
Closed its Doors.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 10.-The Mu-
tual Bank closed its doors this morn
in. Henry Maspero is president and JAS.
J. Tarleton, cashier. The capital
stock Of the bank was only 100000,
and its line of deposits very small. 1t
has been regarded as weak for long
time. The bank is said to have suffi-
cient securities to liquidate it's entire
indebtedness. Yesterday a rumor was
in circulo & On that rhe bank was aiCUt
to go into liquidation, though the djrec-
tors had not then taken any action
on the subject They have now con
cluded to wind up the business. II
is stated that leading bankers of the
city hold, in cash assets, an amount
which is twice as large as that usual
at this season Of the year.
HELPING THE OTHER BANKS
Washington, Sept. 10.-The Treasury
officials are doing what they can legiti-
mately and lawfully to assist the Ma
tional banks of New Orleans in tiding
over any runs that may be made upon
them. The New Orleans banks have
reserves in New York, and at their
request deposits are made in the sub
Treasury there and the sub-Treasury
in New Orleans is then directed to
pay the amounts to the banks. Already
over million dollars have been so
transferred, and in case of need, fur
ther exchanges will be made.
Comptroller Eckels has appointed f..
t. Richardson receiver of the American
National Bank of New Orleans, which
failed some weeks ago.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31
Adtic 70 sisthsrs

Are yen disturbed 81 utkAt All broken
Of your rect by sick child suffering add
cryIBe sitL IAiu Of ca,tiog tertlY II 20
seud 81 once sod get bottle Of Mrs VIZ
sl0us soothing syrup Tor childteu teeth,
lbg. 1t cures dysentsry, dIaFAosa. resuI
istes be- st1m sch sud bowel, cures wind
collie. soitess tue eums, reduces irhsuS'
llou. and Rlvcs tone aud energy 10 the
shols system Mrs Ninsl0ss Soothing
syrup for Cbildfen iee,hiug il pleasant
70 the taste a. il the prescription Of one
Of the UliesI aud beet female physielsn
sad purses 10 the GATED State. aud is f1r
ssls by al druggists ihto1ghou, the world
price 20 cts bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

I M e, q Lesser Nrs unlIas ssi
asas TO- ai NY f.. s,s sues's a
NJ, , la
NJ sa3 Mrs. Fte8 y elr' sa8 apasA
.t,ot lee M.s' ere sassis 60 tier rsr
sats Ar .si M Clnlfs r5eir.s
The aaaasl 5ossuan sal ordtf tap
. rsistIl oosat sboat J.6 Il D., - IL 81
be 1teasafy 10 betis 10 cave car sprs
tie
-aslo HHaoo5, 50 lsts petition
a. taseau 10 She comm etcI. or bustrs .
school &c Msu3sr, C51u 81 spstdibg the
Aou8.vs SO ht' psreots
Carl NJ q t.s,stta lsat s. Au befst
csllrgs. 81 tpsatrog toe bed as ~tth tls
psreats hers Hs voice 90 lhs choir lssi
saaI.r 49, appreciated - veil - the
v8icts a. tgo oi4ef volunteers.
A butaday sarruss party SO sivsh
to Mr.. Fam, M,Hisy aa saturday the
10 ins, wien $40 go s3 year. Of axe
o. tsc ai'crB -be sst 81 the hrsi Ahi,
. Tar 8}snef s4r 9erc uraf 40 sod i've othett
over TO- All greatly ei ,yod the visit
Mr.. Lse ami Mrs. DsN9u Beck o.
M Yatk. sHosa summel home he 10 Dot
sei, scHt giits % dGck Chusmss tree fCr
tboas stssuai t1elr sumner Sunday
SCHOOL B.tF eu forty sud ahy wers
present TO 81! y the occasion 500 all has
= happy the
TIE children Of the Congregational
Sunday school wero treated to Christmas
suppet 90 Curstms eve. Tie regular
Chustmss cooostt was held So I'ay even
Ing at savsa o'oloek, wlI'n vas vel At
tended Fine music wss lurnlsled by the
choir A ~ ,ty feature OF the evening
vas the candle parade by the ehdifsa,
The following notice vas sent as by
81 occasional contributor sal should bsVe
appeared sooner bot vas mislsld; The 40 !
nusl camp ire Of " J FnlIer Post vas
largely atteuded by membt RS and inv ed |
guests, many being Irsscut iron other
tovrs. A doubtful coilutIou was served |
by the Ladies' 81 tn " Il C., and, under
The mauasfm, OF ni their Pteti leut was
very pleasapt feature Of The evening. After
reirssLmepts the Beys Pr.tt, WrlEer and
Warner we're called Ofon f.r remarks and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31
MANGHE TER DEPOT
Atz.l Ctos.m D j. serIonsIt ID.

-Hfzal Cfossmsn is seriously H..
Fred 0 Bourn brougat fac pair oil
bay horses from Troy Ia week
@ isrs taken for anything ~ tle line
Of shoes aud rubbefs at the ues shoe
stors. Manchester C,ntr-,
j. II. Couture sells Ltdy Poor Ont
meot, the original sod uotqu.iIsd prep'r
suon for the complexion
Lyceum at Pstr1ones Hall, jar, Q
q le,uoo, Il solved that the credit system
better tLan strict essb system, ier the
ba.tafs. interests Of It's counlry. Aairms
tive, Val Waite. q 20. U,lsy. Miss JenLie
Taylor, negative, Hiram Barton, ALVIN
D.sls, Mics Mabel Auderou. Speaker,
Miss Dele Gauos. Nstder Dsvis, Frank
SAITH, FrbE Busss Rtsders, 40 srtice
relating 10 colonial government, hr
Bell sey moor: 90 The Monroe Doctrine
Mas Lsus Dapu - oa H.r.os M.uu, No.
Lacy Davis bllz nd Mlss l. EE,e Ssou;
.ss Of trees, T. l.. Taylor. Editor d the
Hu,tltt, Miss jennie Scott
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

The old way OF delivering messages by
po,t boys compared with the modern teIe
pboae, illustrates the old tedious methods
OF breaking colds compared with their
almost instantaneous cure by One Minnte
Cough Care Pettibone h Co Msucbes
ter Depot, J, Il. WhippIe, Manchester
Centre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31


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tbs gbH3 eight die tf lb-F waited far the
o.a'ei' hAe 'A'gl 10, '''''s 'a'' '.i" WIN
Etst,4 GO 4, g., s,.nr 49,. Pr,
baat A o.. utaea.,tef Dep3t. J Il.
NbpFls A'uass'taf Centre,
pArruHrra urTrHt
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d.rs ,t tone
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melville. s.t..f fg,t.. rtu.m.. 81.
csttou.
The H., Mr. Lavfs ,ueed,rs ibl.
us,f tstuseg sBatsr. ia Nv York
/ Cts .aI PretsltI
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

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OF tsu inches iti'f 'ai Ice ea'd9s m''
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Bssinalag heIl @sek the merchants
of va. village stII oIaso their stores al &
q a. every sveutog bot satatdSy
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1T rcd u degrees balos gro, The ooldsst
u0fuipg Of the .sss9a 90 lar All sre snI
i5a' ief saes enough Tor slelshtng.
Hat.ya received from Er-Gav. Page
Of HYDE T.rkAaae isr calender he
mi he pls.ssl 10 ssad t8em 70 any one
.srd,ag him a.. ceets 1, cover postage.
M. Pare caB i4uss 70 be tae largest buy
81 IT cali AIMS &c tue sofli.
-o.irg the ,tarm sud for other
,..,.s. tbera 49, rota large attendance
al tho Y.ung Mrp'. afab lsst Wednesday
s,s,,rs but There VISA very iuteresti Z
debate, and the z.aI which seyefsl Of tue
u.mtsn'shassd gives promise Of interest
tns meetings 80 toe fatute.
The Cbus,mss concert At tho Cougte
gstiusal rbutoh Sunday evening, vas well
attended snd the pIrfoiees proved interest
tes 10 the Older ones ~ veil IS 10 the
ysany. IbaK c X. presenlsi some
m. .tsrcapt,son VI fepreseuslng scenes
eoossetnt uith the nativity.
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lief, ultb Mrs stmoads or Mrs Convey,
VII br sept TO Miss Alice Bowen fer her
school ia SYNDICATE aud perhaps 10 other
school children rho are deslitate Of sults
bic rs.dios n,tl.r. This IL practical mis-
.ionav .trk.
u,,o,,t,, mas. "a, osIeb,st,d in the
,s o,o,,n h., Rev r, Dsyet CbritI
,..,ye rh,,e u.sa Ia,oe cooe raoa,iop
present several coming from Arlington
aud other tosos. The church looked
yery pleasant and inyitiug lni the eIercis !
esw.re impressive aud highly appreciated !
h, tae Catholic brethren.
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r.snd The choir for their Kind services.
Mira r f Putdy and family,
Mts. Charlie, Stocking.
Mr. and Mrs. IL V. Harris,
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character, sood judgement sod seneron'
emotions va veil 'I1ed by 81 hs oe'su
hof' And io"n'peop's 'od vii be sfe'lI'
missed ont'ide OF bus osn i'm'ly circle
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

Setting sai Dol ittItauos, strengthen
sGd pot vesEraias. snail but tfseuve-
zach are The qaiHuts OF DeWitGs LtulF
ksfiy bissts, tue isHoas lt.le pile PIT
ubone 4 Co, At1chss,er Depot, J, IL,
NkippIe, AsIeH,snr CsLlre
IpAsgf.
The slun'l church meeting aud din
tt' val be held frdsy JAG
Herbert Williams n homc from No,
Adams o. bic Cbai,lEss Vscstiyu.
-Nn. hslt 3. speldtrg iso ~srls 10
Alb.By. n !.
Prot, AID Mn Charlie, Lss had ,on
bora 10 tstm Dee, 2sth.
--Arlhor sykes AID ismhy Of Gaf1ser.
Mss, are vlsiiisg 10 D5utL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

The Sunday school had very pleas
ant Chustmss concert Thursday evening
Miss i nth Adams OF Manchester has
he'u whiting the family Of Rev, Mr.
Bruce,
IA oyster supper for the benefit #
R.v Mr., Bruce vas held 1t the village
ball Tuesday evening aod a very eui1yn
Bile DECISION was the result.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31


Katie, Annie, Lizzie and Henry Obi
en- are at bone for the holidays
Nest Of our yonng men who were
away, are at home for Christmas and New
Years.
Mrs Arthur Rlsley has gone to Phils
delphia TO spend the holidays with her
pareDts.
Miss Sarah Bowen is teaching the
winter term OF school 10 the Tabor dis
triet Mt Tabor.
-Chri,tmas passed of quietly. Santa
Claus being very liberal with the older
ones, as well as with the children, our pas
tor Rev. W. A. Pinkerlon, receiving a
pur e OF $40,
james II. Plnkeft0n OF San Francisco.
Cal and Miss Anna Pinkerton Of Shushan,
n Y were united 10 marriage Wednes
day last at Shushan. by W A. Piukerton,
Of East Dorset
-Q1lte number Of our people are sni
tering with severe colds. We have had
snug vIut,r weather for the last ten days,
murcury going down to 10 below zero on
Sunday morning. We ought TO have
sleigblng. It would he more agreeable
getting arouni.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

49, Hstta5 ~sa Ma kgrrt Csat tsa
faer stfa #aa sfi e. IN msrufA On AsS
lssts asv absa a barsms sFFafsl
Gba H. ca aatH rr bots ptfi8a desired
tat tas esrs ~ ssaa3 ists rlsos a. :
ust .,rs uutia8 ~ hs, $50 r. Bfpot
afr,fa BE aas3 IS tallo-lss 5sr 49,
lie ia8sfs SO bfld oa rstaf5sr. kst
Af Hfgns fhHsluE Ibt deceased So
4stG Trars utE vb9 ga rat fora usay
se4auElsEoca BOT 49, cell lgtb3 by those
so tafv llu at be death. isf iraa
btt 90 bore Al tsafed, wss 40 oas
tbaasb At bed cod taze A. dr. spsl.
asss std 49, t,adir rsffd iar sai etefy
thGbs rassata done t.t ifn tv ttett
sub ~ rs o. psfssi bls is't asys
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

Absolutely pure, perfectly harm ess, and
invariably reliable tr' the qualities of
Doe Minute Cough Cure, 1t never fails
10 colds, croup aud lnng troubles The
Children like 1t because It Is pleasant to
axe and 1t helps them. PettIbune Il Co
Manchestr Depot J. II Wblpple, Man
chester Centre,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-31

ur1fy Il peotreast died At the resi
dsrcs 81 Eehud CsaE lat Ihstsday
notnfHs hom bIagA pu oalug. lie cane
ifom Easisbd stV,rd lssn $50. sud ~s
irstu ls hai ihr ssHs dtsssss 50 Mes
iort to.piisI les moaths - ADD len
toe lBuuatioa bsiart BE 49, tally feeoreT
sdaai rgsiast tho sdvieg oi tie sargroa.
Gs sss sHployea bette by ugt speilusu
a. oosctnss, ssd appeared 70 be- 10 per-
let health ssvtTl sstks ago be lsd
cone teeth sIfseisa AID The ssns disssss
.taeasd lin As,la. sEd resulted 10 his
dath. pariSs the sagmsr be bseslt
Arizona silver belt., 1896-01-11
Publishers Arizona Silver Bel
An old soldiers Recommendation

In the late war I was a soldier in the First Maryland Volunteers, Com pany c. During my term of service l contracted chronic diarrhma. Since then I have used a great amount of medicine, but when l found any that would give me relief it would iniure my stomach, until Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy was brought to my notice. l used it and will say it is the only remedy that gave me permanent relief and no bad results follow. I take pleasure in rec ommending this preparation to all of my old comrades, who, while giving their services to their country, con tracted this dreadful disease IS I did, from eating unwholesome and uncooked food. Yours truly, A. F. BENDING, Halsey, Oregon. For sale by H. C.. Hitchcock, draggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-01-11
AN IMPORTANT BILL.
To Segregate Mineral and Coal Lands on the White Mountain Res-
 eryatiOu

VI 'sAehOsAs
 Introduced in the House of Repre- sentatives, December 28, 1895, by Delegate N. O. Murphy, of Arizonal.
 Whereas, on what is known as the White Mountain Indian reservation, in the Territory of Arizona, certain valu- uable mineral and coal lands are known to exist; and
 Whereas, said reservation, created by tho following series of executive November 9, 1871; December IA, 1872; August 5, 1873; July 21, 1874; April 27, 1876; January 26, and March 31, 1S77-comprises in area more than 4000 square miles; and
 Whereas, not more than 1000 square miles thereof are of any use CT benefit to the Indians who live thereon; there- fore, be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assem- bled, that the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized and directed to determine by reliable survey which of the lands on the White Mountain In- dian reservation in Arizona are valu- able for settlement and development and for coal and mineral mining pur- poses, and which lands are moi now in use for revenue and benefit to the h. dians, and declare sad lands open for settlement and occupancy under and according to the general land laws of the United States affecting the public domain; provided, that all moneys de- rived from the sale of the lands opened for settlement under this act, which would otherwise be paid to the United States, in compliance with the regula- tons of the general land office, shall be paid to the Indians now occupying the reservation, portions of which are thiO"u oHCu to cCttiCuCut uuutI tut provisions of this act; said payments to the Indians to be made in such manner and under such regulations as the Sec retary of the Interior shall adopt.
 Section ?. That after the survey authorized by section of this act has been made and plats thereof filed and approved in the general land office, it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the Interior without delay to issue the necessary order opening these lands to settlement, at the same time defining and declaring the new and reduced reservation limits and publishing the boundary lines thereof upon the official maps of the general land office.
 Section 3. That the sum of SIC, ,O00, or so much thereof as may be neces- sary to carry out the provisions of this act, is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-01-11

It will occasion no surprise or regret to learn that Mir. Bayard, who mis- represents the United States at the court of St. James, has concluded to remain permanently in England. He IS fascinated with English life, GUS toms and manners, and realizes how extremely unpopular he is in the United States His commission as em- bassador should be revoked and suc- eessor appointed worthy to represent our great country.
Arizona silver belt., 1896-01-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.
r. H. SPRINGER

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED a' out of the District Court of the Second Judi oal District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Gils, the sth day of November 1885 and to directed and delivered on judgment rendered in the said District Court the 18th day of Mayles4 and in the Supreme Court of hc Tfitory of Arizona the 10th day of July 1885 in favor of Gila county and against Edward H Cook Charles E. Taylor, c. c. Tebbs. J. W BoarimIn, Charles Banker and F ostes, and by virtue of certain order and decree duly made and entered by said District Court on the 95th day of October A D ls6 directing execution to issue in accordance with said judgments, wherein am commanded to make the sun of Seven Hundred aud Seventy eight Dollars damages with interest from date of judgment at the rate of seven per cent per until satisfied together with all costs and aceruns costs
 And, whereas, did thn leth day of December 1885 in pursuance of said execution. levy upon the following described real property. towit; All those certain pieces parcels of land situate lying and be- ing in the town of Globe County of Ga Territory of Arizona and particularly described as follows to- wit Lot number thirteen il,). in block number sey enty three f3D lot number eleven Gll in block Der seventy five 5, and lots number nine O and l0 in block number ninety 99 according to the official map of Globe townsite. made by A c. Pendeton and c II. Wallace surveyors in the yesT 1882, and which said map is now on He In the office of the Probate Judge of said Gila County, and is hereby referred to and made part hereof for complete description of said lots.
 Toe first two above descrbei lots standing the records of said Cila county in the of c E Tay Tor and the last two above described lots standing the records of said Gila county in the of Chas Banker; together with all and singular the tenements hercdtamens and appurtenaices thereunto belonging
 Public notice Is hereby given that on the seventh day of January, ls9S at the houi of o'clock F M, in front of the County Court House, in the townof Globe Gila County, Arizona Territory, sill sell all the right title and inter est of the said defendants either of them, in aud to th, above described prop erty, at public auction, te the highest and best biddcr for ,ash lawful money of the United States, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 J H THOMPSON, deeiA4t Sheriff. Gila County. A T