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The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
Trustees Sale,

Whereas, Abraham W Carr and Ada Ca-r.
husband and wife, by their certain deed of trust,
recorder of deeds Of Delta county, Colombo. in
book -. at pngc lTI conveyed 10 A. l.. Bonncy,
trustee, the following described real estate,
situate. lying and being in tue county OF Delta
and state OF Colorado, to-Nit
The west hal! of northeast quarter and north
east quarter of southwest quarter and southeast
quarter of northwes quarter OF section ten OO),
in township fifteen 10, south of range ninety
I've C1o) west OF the 81 xth principal meidian In
Delta county. Colorado. with any and all water
rights and privileges, ditch bitches appurte-
nant 10 or u,ed with said premises:
In trust, to secure the payment Of one certain
bond or promissory note therein described to-
gcther with the interest thereon as provided for
in said note aud deed OF trust; and. whereas sad
Abraham W. Carr and Ada Carr have made de-
fault IN the payment OF said note: and, whereas
said note has become due and PAYABLE; and,
whereas; it is provided in said deed Of trust that
II the said l. EnHncy, trustee. shall refuse to
act the legal holder of said note may appoint
and Substitute any other person as trustee to act
iLereupon become his successor 10 the title to
said property, and the same become vested In
him In trust for the purposes and objects OF sad
obi cations thereof; and, whereas, the said 4. l.
Bonney trustee, has refused 10 act in this behalf;
and whereas. The Equitable Securities Co, the
legal holder of said note by its certain deed Of
appOin dated January o5nd 1896 ap-
pointed and substituted The undersigned Us
trustee, to act instead Of said A. l.. Bonney: now,
therefore, at the request Of the legal holder OF
said noie, and by virtue Of the powers vested In
Inc by said deed of trust and sad deed OF ai,-
poinment, and for the purpose Of fUrecl-sng
the same |, The Undersigned, ". o. Eedding as
trustee, do hereby give not cc that Will OIL The
lith day of March, isyG. ut four O'Clock p M OF
said day, proceed to sell the property here.nbc.
fore described, at public vcaduc, to the highest
bidder for cash, at ihe front door OF tha court
hoise In the county OF Delta. state OF Colorado.
TO satisfy said debt and the cost Of cxccut. ug
this trust.
~ W. o. REDDING. Trustee.
AL. SMITH. Attorney.
CFirs, pub. Feb b: last Marcl l.. lsg6.)
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
Paoaia Pointers.
Special Correspondence.


PAoNIA, Feb. 16.
There were many comical as well as
handsome valentines received by our
young folks hero.
A meeting was held at 1otchkiss Sat
urday by the citizens OF North Fork
and Crawford to discuss plan to get a
railroad into the valley from some point.
A pleasant hour was passed last Fri
day evening listening to Miss Stanton's
singing class rendering duets, solos and
recitations, The proficiency shown by
some Of her class reflects creIit upon
Miss S. as music teacher.
Mr.. Whitelaw expects to start up
work on his coal mines above town as
soon as court is over.
Rev. L. II. Worthington, our resident
Christian Union minister here, has
just ended a two weeks protracted
meeting over at Crawford where he
organized church of over twenty new
members. He now begins protracted
service at Stewart school house.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, Marion y Cole, (then unmarried
by his crrt:in deed of trust, dated January ID
1891, recorded in the ONCE Of the recorder oi
deeds Of Delta county, Colorado, in book 49, al
page '0J, conve"ed to A. l.. sonnoy. trustee the
following described real estate, situate. lyin:
and being in the county Of Della, and state oi
The north half of the south east quarter and
the east half OF the nth .ast quarter OF section
one ~, township fourteen uD, south Of range
ninety (Jj) west nf the ixh principal m Grid
ian, with any and all water rights and privileges
ditch or ditehes appurtenant 10 or used with
said premises,
In trust, to secure the payment Of one certain
bond or promisSory note therein described, to-
g,ther with the interest thereon as provided for
IN said note and deed oftrust: and Whereas ~ ID
Marion fclc has m ,de default In the pa yme II.
OF said note; and, whereas. said nate has become
due and piha lie: and, whereas, It Is provided in
sAia deed OF trust that II the said A. !. gonney
trustee, shall refuse to act, the legal holder oi
said note may appoint and substitute any other
person as trustee TO act Instead Of tho sai l.,
BOnney. who shall thsr-upon become his success
sur to the title to said property, and the same
become vested In him IN trust for the purpo.es
and objects OF said deed OF trust with all the
pgwers, duties and obligations tncrsoG and
whereas, the sad \. l.. Bonney. trustee, hius re.
Equitable Securities Co the legal holder Of said
note by its ccrnin deed Of appointment dat. d
january I'D, 1895. appointed and substituted the
undersigned us trustee, to act instead OF said A.
l.. BOnnc:.
Now, therefore, at the request Of the legal
holder OF eaia note, and ty virtue of the powers
deed Of appointment, and for the purpose OF
foreGlosing the same, !, the u iders gned, W. o.
will, oil the 1Ath day Of March, 1886, at four
o'clock p. M. Of said day, proceed u sell the
property hereinbefore de'crlbed, at public ven.
due, to the highest bidder. Tor cash at the front
door OF the court house. in the county Of Delta,
state OF Colorado to satisfy said debt and interest
and the cost Of executing ths trust
w. U. REDDiSG, Trustee.
First pub Feb. :; fast March II, 1867
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
Cory Eews Nuggets.

Special Correspl plnicnce.
February s, 1856.
Moses Ford and Mrs. I'D Smith are
visiting relatives and friends on North
Fork.
VIM. NJ. Miller is attending court.
John c. Irvine is down from Saw Pit
visiting his family.
We noticed several strangers here last
week.
Samuel Jay has gone to Ridgway on
business.
Messrs. Leonard Hauser and Al War;
is, who have the contract to build the
grade from Tongue creek bridge to the
new Gunnison bridge commenced work
Monday.
Father Clark preached hero last Sun
day.
HoosIER.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
Trustee'a Nnlo. /.

Whereas. Samuel O. Hart and David Hart,
then unmarried, by their certain deed of trust,
Of the recorder Of deeds Of Delta county, Colo
rado. In book ID, at page 339. conveyed To A. l..
estate, situate. lying and being In the county OF
Delta and state of Colombo, to.wit
The northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter
and northwest quarter, and the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section
thirty 900. township thirteen QI, south OF
cipa! meridian, md the northeast half Of the
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter of
south Of range ninety four toD west OF the sixth
principal meridian, described as follows Be
ginping Mt the southeast corner of the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter Of said section
twenty-five t25), thence north eighty rods thence
west eighty rods, thence. southeast to place of
bpglnuing. with any and nll water rights and
privileges, d tch or bitches appurtennnt to or
used with said premises.
IL trust to secure the payment Of one certain
gethcr with the interest thereon ns provided for
In said note and deed of trust: and, whereas said
samuel q Hat and David Hart have made de-
fault In the payment OF said note; and, whereas,
said note has bcrome due and payable; and,
II the said A. g. Bonney. trustee. shall refuse e, to
act: the legal holder of said note may appoint
and sn6st tate any other person as trustee to act
thcrcupon become his successor to the title TO
said property and the same bccsme vested IN
deed OF trust with MI the powers, duties md
obligations thereof and, whereas, the said A. l..
Bnnncy, trnstee, has refused to act In this be-
half and. whereas, The Equitable Securities Co,
the legal holder Of said note by Its certain deed
of appointment, dated January 22nd, 1896, ap-
pointed and substituted the undersigned as
trustee, to act instead Of said a. l.. Bonnoy; now
therefore, at the request OF the legal holder Of
said note, and by virtue Of the powers vested In
me by anfd deed of trust and said deed of np-
pointment, and for the purpose OF foreclosing
the same, !, the undersigned, W. O.: Redding, as
14th day Of March, 1906, nt four O'Clock p. IN. of
said day. proceed TO sell the property hercinbe-
fore described, at public yeildue, TO the highest
bidder, for cash, at the front door OF the court
olisc, In the county of Delta, state OF Colorado,
TO satisfy snid debt and interest and the cost OF
executing this trust.
A. l. SMITH, Attorney.
fFiIst pub. Feb. q: last March II 1892
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19

The Rocky Mountain News says:
1.-THE Longmont canning factory holds
the belt for the output of peas in 1895.
Mr.. Empeon put up 1,0S0,OOO cans larg
er number than any factory in the United
States, and the peas were all raised about
Longmont." 1t was but few years ago
that this factory was started on a small
er scale than the present plant at this
point and shows how important the Delta
canning factory will become in providing
a market il it is properly sustained and
encouraged.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
Nstice for Publication.
tFIrs. pub. reb. 3; last March II
Trustees sale.


Whereas, John j. Barker and Sarah A. Barker,
by their certain deed Of trust. dated April 2snd
1890, recorded In the office Of the recorder OF
deeds Of Delta county, Colorado. In book 10. nt
page ~, conveyed to A. J.. Bonncy, trustee, The
following described real estate, situate. lying
and being In the county Of Delta, and state Of
1T The southeast quartet Of the noI,hea,t quarter
nineteen t0) and northeast quarter OF north
east quarter OF section thirty (So ali IN township
iny,onc t5i). north OF range ten QO), west Of New
water rights and privilege, ditch Or ditches
appnrien:,nt TO or used with said premises.
IN Trust, TO secure tho payment 6f one certain
bond or promiHrory note therein Described, to
gcther with the interest thereon as provided for
In said note and deed Of trust and, whereas.
made default In the payment Of said note |;
and, whereas, said note has become due and
GsyGah%s % and MhsTen shnt Il !. P1oyided IN d
trustee. shall refuse to act, tho legal holder Of
said note may appoint and substitute any, other
lIonney, who shall thcrcupon become his sue.
sessor TO the TUE 70 said property. and The same
and objects Of said deed Of trust, with ali the
powers, duties and obligations thereof and,
whereas. the said a. T. Bonney. trustee, has re-
Equitable Securities Co, the legal holder OF said
note by It's certain deed Of appo intmcni, dated
the undersigned ns trustee, TO act Instead Of said
A. l., Bopney now, therefore Mt the request Of
the legal holder Of said note. and by virtue Of
the powers vested IN me by said deed Of trust
and said deed Of appointment, ant for th- pur.
pose Of foreclo,ing the same, |. the undersigned
that will, on tho 18th day Of March, 1906. nj
four ctiofk p n q snid day proceed e sel tho
dns to The highest bidder Tor CASH. =, Gh's ,he from, YS
door Of the court house, IN the county Of Delta,
state Of Colorado. to satisfy said debt and Inter,
est and the cost OF EXECUTING ,hi; trust.
A. 1. SMITH, Attorney. ''''
First pub Feb. |, /; last March II, isoc)
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
DESERT LAMB. FINAL PROOF.
Notice for PnbiicatiO2.
US. LAND OFFICE AT hloSTRosE. Col

US. LAND OFFICE AT hloNTRosE. COLO.
January 81. ls.J.
Notice is hereby given that GEORGE ". MIL
LER Of HotchkisS, Dclm county. Cole has filed
notice Of intention to make proof on his desc rt-
land claim, No. li3, Ute Series, for the NE4A
SWii. See. ~, Tp. /! S. Range 81 W, 9Th =. NJ. be-
fore Milton x. Welch County Judge and xoisi rio
clerk. at beta Delta county, Colo, Oh Thursday,
the 18th day OF March, 1895
He names 'he following witnesses to prove the
mpletc irrigation and reclamation Of said land
Edward 81. Duke, Will IN J. Barrow. William
Gillett, William F. Duke, all Of Eotchkiss,
Delta county, Colo.
A. T. AMSBARY. Register.
(First pub Feb. 5; last March II, 1897
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19

The February issue OF Arid America
copies almost the entire matter contain
ed in the folder gotten out by tho Board
OF Trade last fall, with a number OF
illustrations, all Of which makes a fine
advertisement of the resources Of Delta
county.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
county,

q new dress and presents every evidence
of prosperity. Bro. Work is rightly
named and that his work" is good is
proven by the fact that many other
papers have been started to down the
Re6ner and they are all dead at the
present time.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
Mound School,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
FEBRUARY II.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Burrett, boy.
We have 33 pupils enrolled this term.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wier, a
boy.
Olive Smith returned from Pueblo
Sunday.
NJ Ford has returned from Grand
Junction.
J. 9. Irwin returned Monday from
Placerville.
Adam W;shart and family are visiting
John Brewers.
Miss Lucy Teachout has been on the
sick list some days. ~--~
John Younssrt family have moved
Into their new house.
Mr.. Jones and family have been visit
ing Henry Teachout Of Eckert.
Prayer meeting is held at Mound
school house Thursday evenings.
Young Peoples meeting was held at
the church at Eckert Sunday evening.
VIM. Kennicott is now secretary Of our
school board. j. ]. Smith having re-
signed.
John Young started for North Fork
Monday. DO not know when he expects
Z to return.
4 u. Smith and family returned Sun
, day from North Fork, where they have
been visiting friends.
The following pupils now have their
names upon the roll Of honor: Mamie
Gallagher, Nellie Gallagher, Docie Smell
son, Nora Smith. Maggie Grow, Amanda
johnson, Carrie Delo, Lulu Estes, Ger
trude Young, Frank Smith, Tom Kin
neavy, Charlie Rist, Frank Rist, George
Steil, Will Grow. Will StslI, Lee Snelson,
James McAuliffe. Otis Smith. Lewis
Rist, John Grow.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19

MINERS or business men in the mining
towns can make no safer or better in
vestment than to purchase fruit lands
anywhere in this valley.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
TO OUR FRIENDS.

AFTER full explanation on both sides
OF the matters which led up to the trouble
on the streets last Wednesday, a salts
factory apology and settlement of the
entire affair has been made between us
and we request that our friends will drop
the affair fIom their minds as promptly
as we have.
w. RAY SIMPSON.
HOWARD RUSSELL.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19
Call for Uounty Warrants

The following county warrants will be
paid on presentation to the county
treasurer and interest will cease on same
after Feb. %, 1896.
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19

Dated at Delta, Colo. Jan. 16 1896.
N. II. CASTLE,
County Treasurer.
(First pub. Jan. %; last Feb 10. 1867
The Delta independent., 1896-02-19

FUND
The following school warrants will be
paid on presentation to the county
treasurer and interest will cease after
III, 10Qe
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
ECHOES FROM WEST END.

The Peacock students did we'll in
the contest for the diamond medal
at the Methodist church last Fri
day night.
The last week made an import
ant change in the looks in and
around our suburb where every
thing looks of healthy green. All
the Spanish daggers or pita plants
are beginning to bloom.
The early cars for the city are
crowded with scholars for the
larger grades in other schools,
which are not yet taught in the
West End public school (now Of
only two teachers), and it is hoped
and believed that the next schol-
astic year will give US still better
school facilities. The private
schools and colleges are doing
splendid work, but it is not every
parent that can dispense with the
public schools toward the support
OF which he has to assist.
One OF our West.Eud contractors
tOpOlbo buO hOW lCO plohb Oh Do.-
las street about com pleted and the
shoe factory at Englewood pro-
crossing fast.
Conductor Martinez is annoyed
great deal>by bad boys, demand
ing to ride on the platforms, which
is not according to rule"
County Commissioners Boerner
has been inspecting the county
roads that run to San Antonio
through West End.
Superintendent f. M. Dowden, of
the West End Street Car company,
has had some men at work repair
ing tracks.
Since the bell ordinance has been
in force there have been lever
animal concerts at night.
There are some people who in
sist that West End is local OPP
tion suburb, this is not fact and
the only ground for such a rumor
ia that we are not in need of any
noisy saloons. While we need not
suffer for the health-giving and
life prolonging products OF our
breweries, which can be easily
procured.
Joe. O'Brien's train to st. Louis
from West End is always on time.
ANY one may avail himself OF his
run by simply paying a fare to
our suburb.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08

The schooner James Andrews
which came over the bar this
week with a cargo of lumber is to
ply between this place and Point
Isable this season, in the fish
trade.
The cabbage crop in this vicinity
this spring is enormous and every
day sees long string of wagons go-
ing loaded to the tracks of the
Arkansas Pass for shipment.
Barrels OF spinach as we'll as car
loads Of cabbage leave Corpus now
by every train for northern mar
kets.
Heavy as has been the rainfall
over most of Texas during Feb
ruary the precipitation at this
point has only been 2.22 inches.
The average for the month for
nine years has been 2.25.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
WEBB COUNTY.

LIGHT Special:
LAREDO, March 7.-According tt
Judge McLane there will be NJ
registration for the coming cleo
ton, the judge deciding that the
registration petition must be filed
with the city council, and not with
the commissioners, which has not
been done.
C. NJ. Tikley, who is to establish
his foundry here on the city bonus
of 100 blocks, is busy making his
selection, which he will ask the
council to ratify.
Fort Mcintosh is to have its hos
pital radically improved, and bids
for the work decided upon will
soon be called for.
AS a result of a fight at the coal
mines early in the week, Lazaro
Ramirez is in jail, to await the in
juries inflicted on Donaciano
Olivia, whom he horribly beat, and
who is in imminent danger.
Troop G, Fifth cavalry, has left
town for a practice march Of 100
miles. The daily distance covered
will be fifteen miles.
There is no dearth of nightly
music now, and it is generally
supposed that there is a beer at
tachment to most of it, as it is pro-
vided by the rival election fac
tions.
The presence of the ladies at the
bowling contests in the Casino adds
much to their interest and at
Effectiveness.
The public school at Estacion
Benavides has closed for the sea-
son, much to the regret of the
pupils, with whom the teacher,
Miss Lottie Gunther, is deserved
favorite.
A new rock quarry has been
opened at the 40-mile post on the
Texas-Mexican road, within four
miles of the track, and spur will
&be built.
The county commissioners have
jailed for sealed bids for the con-
Fstruction of five bridges in this
cVu'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
A CASE OF SNAKES.
A WEST TEXAS sTOOKMAN's QUEER
SIGHT LAST NIGHT.
He Filled up On West Side Liquor and
Then the Fun Began-He Saw Rep
tiles Crawl Out of His
Friends Sleeves.

About IL o'clock last night a
well know west Texas stockman
haggard, and partially disrobed
rushed out OF South Flores
street boarding house, onto the
sidewalk. He leaned himself
against the gate post and looked
about him excitedly. "Great lin.
gow the stocKman exclaimed to
the small crowd about him, she's
got 'em this time sure. lingo
but you orter see 'em. 1t skeard
me out OF my wits"
"Who is it that's got 'em?" some
one in the crowd inquired.
"Why Bill, up there in his room.
l knew from the way he was load.
ing up, that he'd have 'em sure az
fate. They come out all over him
out of his collar and his sleeve and
his shoes. / saw 'em, myself
The crowd looked puzzled. Al
last somebody observed, Il don't
see how that can be. Usually the
fellow who sees them, has them"
"Has them nix" Indignantly
said the excited man. "How kin
1 have 'em when / saw 'em crawl
out of the other fellows sleeve!
lingo, and they were all over him
too. Gosh, but they it was a mar
ror escape for me. run all about
the room trying to get out Of theil
way. They like to got me before
l got to the door and come out
here"
"Let's go in and see the othel
fellow" said some one.
"It's no use," said the stockman
"Bill is a gone one by this time
They've bit the stuffing out of him
Why, man, you orter seen 'em
just rolling out Of his sleeves BY
the bushel. Bill's a goner sure
The crowd, however, was not
satisfied. They went into thu
room and found Bill, limp across
bed, in one of those deep anC
peaceful slumbers that befalls q
man who is a little too careless as Il
the number and brands OF drink
that he imbibes in the course o
a day across the creek. Not sim
gle snake, scorpion or crocodile
was anywhere to be seen.
The excited man timidly en-
tered the room. THAT'S funny
he said, when assured that every
thing was safe. 81 wonder wher
they went to-"
"Is this the mani" asked the
mounted policeman who had come
in answer to telephone call
"Wonder he hadn't seen earth
quakes, boa constructors and dra
CONS. He's been mixing whisky
mescal and absinthe for the las
thirty-six hours"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08
NUECEs COUNTY.
LIGHT Special.

LIGHT special.
CORPUS CHRISTI, March T.
Proclamation notices are out BY
the council for the regular munich
pal election which is to occur
April z.
The electric light company has
petitiOned against flying kites
within the city limits, as it inter.
feres with their wires, and council
orders that ordnance be drafted
so prohibiting.
John A. Smith, the lowest
bidder on market house repairs
refused to sign contract and the
contract was given Frank Akin
son, who is to give bond for the
performance of the work.
Jos. L. johnson camp OF Con-
federate veterans held its annual
election on Thursday evening.
There have been an unusual
number of visitors in town this
winter, but they are generally
transients, not stopping more than
few days at a time. The coast
climate has taken them all by
surprise.
Vice President Morton of the
Mexican National with his wife
and daughter have been in the
city since Tuesday night.
Mayor Lovenskiold is a candi.
date for reelection at the ensuing
election in April. He has made
q good officer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-03-08

to apply for sanction. This is an
announcement that big string of
professionals will be through San
Antonio before long. They are
now in training at Santa Monica,
CAL, and will probably be here in
the early part Of May. They will
bring a lot of freaks with them
such as sextuplets, quintupIets,
etc.
According to the "Cycle Club
Bulletin" a western bicycle firm
has introduced novelty for the
benefit OF its employees. The firm
furnishes free medical attendance
for all OF its 1000 or more employees
and their families. Italso furnishes
warm soup and coffee for the men
in the works at the noon lunch
hour. Office rooms for physician
have been fitted up in the big fac
tory building, and the doctor will
be in attendance constantly dur
ing working hours.
Mr.. l. r. Snow, a man from
Minneapolis with an ungrammatic.
al name, is in the city trying to
interest dealers in the hygienic
Warwick. The new machine is
characterized by simplicity OF
construction, the cushion action
being entirely concealed within
the tubing over the rear wheel,
andan increase OF durability, all
conclusion and strain characteris-
tic OF the rigid frame being re-
duced to a minimum. The frame
is called the "Cushion Frame"
and the wheel is on exhibition.
ALI last winter Mr.. Geo. A.
Mills, of Lebanon, Conn was bad
ly afflicted with rheumatism. At
times it was so severe that he
could not stand up straight, but
was drawn over on one side. 81
tried different remedies without
receiving relief" he says, "until
about six months ago bought a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
After using it for three days my
rheumatism was gone and has not
returned since. For sale by f.
Reuss, druggist, San Antonio,
Texas.