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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21
THE GREATEST EMBROIDERY AND
LACE BUSINESS


ever done in Richmond was done here
again yesterday. We expect TO do twice
as much to-day. and every day unte this
lot is sod. Printers ink can't picture
values like these. See 'em. and the buying
begins.
Na,,sook. Cambria. and Swiss Embrodc
rIes. All widths, handsome Irish Point
designs. over 1000 yards TO pick FROM
&c ward. You'll have no trouble pick
ing 25c. ones
row widths, all cut-out designs, DC.
IS to zoe. Embroiderles Cambria. Main
SOCK or Swiss l2isc. yard.
2Ie. Swiss Insertions, &C. and l2lzc: yard.
35 and i9c Fine Narrow and Medium
Na'nso0k Edges. l2i2c yard.
Ar-Ovsr Swiss Embrolderies, irish POINT
r ara e. Cambric Edges. &C. yard.
These Pretty Fine Thread Laces are
taken from the real at 80 and Zoe;
these 3, S, and Zoe. yard-insertions 10
match
Over a thousand yards Of Fine Net-Top
Point S,erre and Oriental Lace should
be &c. here &c. yard.
90 pieces Hand-Made, Real Torchon Lace
al. widths. &c. yard.
q pieces Black All-sEk Chantilly Lace,
sleeve widths. SC. yard.
a piece of II yards Nalenciennese Lace
for &c.
Zoo DOZEN LADIES' SAMPLE HOSE
from a manufacturers agent, represent
ing his entire line. in Black. Tan, Gray
Balbriggan. and Fancy Boot. averaging
1870. pair; your pick Of the entire lot
here nc. pair.
Read hint of the 1000 pieces Of
COLORED DRESS GOODS
that came Yesterday II looks as if
Cohen's had corner in all the pretty
things Of the season. The prices are the
result Of an auctoneer's hammer.
4o-inch New Fancy-Weave Dress Stuffs
for l2isc. yard.
English Cheeks for l2i2c.
Ail-Wool 3S-inch Fancy Dress Fabrics
for 25c.
Go and 75c. goods for 4ic.
400 and si.25 Silk and Wool Fancies for
soc.
Hlgh-CIass silk Mixtures, in the newest
effects, for 25c.
Loom Checks. wide doube-fod. look
lust like the French Fabrics, 3-4c. a
yard.
THE GREATEST RIBBON EVENT
that has ever taken place in Richmond
you'll agree, when the prices. quantities.
and qualities are seen.
1.2l5 wards An-Silk Ribbon Velvet in
every conceivable shade. usually so.d
for Soc a yard; full IL wide, for l0c.
No ao' An-silk Taffeta Ribbons, all co..
ors, usual 2Oc. quality, for l2i2c. YARD.
New Check Taffeta Ribbons aii-si'K' Tor
l5c A yard, SO
No. so AN SILK Gauze Ribbons. with
satin edge, worth 65c., for 2oc. yard.
whole store Is devoted TO
CARPETS AND MATTiNGs.
Storage for duplicates. Outside of the
building few are aware of the strain on
even this extended place. The right Car
nets and Mattings at the right prices for
nearly thirty years has enlarged this part
OF our business beyond your conception.
wonderful carpet-Sel.ing this week.
Mattings start at 4c. yard-very pretty
too
No 60. GAUGE Ribbons. with heavy
satin stripes for PIC. a, yard.
Best-Quality Ali-Silk Tafeta Ribbons
for flea. colors.
SUITS AND SKIRTS.
II you're looking for anything In this
Zine. don't expect to pay more than half
of the a-week -ago price, for this last big
purchase brings 'em to you that way.
BLACK Imperial Serge Suits, eton effect.
large collars, stylish and nobby, for
Swell Dresses OF French Broadcloth.
raped seams. dart front, coat lined
best taffeta silk, for Sl2.oO.
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WANTED,

$50 WEEKLY SALARY AND EX-
penses paid statesmen for cigars. Old, re-
liable firm. Experience unnecessary. Per-
manent position. THE w. L. KLINE
COMPANY, st. Louis, Mo.
ap F.Su&W1m
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AUCTION sALEs-vsssrs nay.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAi1 n.r
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
BY J. u. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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BOOKS.
STATIONERY.

The newest tints in Box Paper, smooth
and rough finish. 80 and 0Oc. boxes,
for 19c
Good Writing Paper for &c. Quire.
Envelopes. packs for &c.
Penholders SC. dozen.
Iplr , hotties for 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21

DURTON Il CO., AUCTIONEERS,
ID 1908. corner Fifteenth and Main stree ts'
NJ nj our store. Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Cook-Stoves. Carpets, Mat
ting, Showcases. Sewing Machines Nit
rors. Counters. sc.
ap21 VIM. III. BURTON, Auctioheer'
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40 OF THE INCEST SUBURBAN

IL
TION IN NEWPORT NEWS.
Sale commencing on the premises at IL
o'clocl:
THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1897.
These lots are situated on and near the
electrician line and overlooking Hampton
Roads. many Of them directly on the bay
shore. -
This property was a part of the land OF
the Newport News, Hampton and Ola
Point Development Company's land, 10
Gated within 100 yards of the corporation
limits of Newport News, va.
TERMS OF SALE: one third cash; pal-
ance PAYABLE in six and twelve months,
with s per cent interest. Any other IN
formation regarding this property VIII De
cheerfully given by
MULFORD & EDMUNDS.
Real Estate Brokers.
Newport News. Va,
or
L. d. SMITH, ESQ,
Real Estate Dealer,
III Main street, Norfolk, va
ants q % q 2S&29-et
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AMUSEMENTs AT THE NEW REsER-
NnlR LAKE.

BOATING AND FISHING FROM THE
boats Also, refreshments suitable for
the season. Ice-cIeam. SOFA Water.
Limeades. Fresh MIX, MIX Shakes.
Sandwiches Cakes. Ut WINNERS Pa
vilion. ~ wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21

At the request Of the owner VIII sou
at public auction. on
FRIDAY. APRIL 2, l@L ..,.,.
at $50 u. NJ, on the premises. me- "e
DE. IRABLE STORES. WITH DIV ~
LINGS ABOVE. Nos. go and e-- u,
third street. Also. SMALL DWELLlNp
in rear OF same. fronting on
This lot fronts % feet at the SCUM
corner Twenty-thlrd and vi streets .r.t
extends back 80 fest 20 an alley W..
property is located In a denseA -'s
neighborhood. and is a fine busine, . $500 .,,
These stores are row occupied ~ go
tenants. are conveniently located iot ~
tive businessmen, and WI prins i'.'
turns for the price expected ..,,,
Usual terms. r. \. - 49,
ap i7-td Auetly...-----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21

BY II. l.. Cabell.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21

WHEN REAL. ESTATE is SOLD tnr
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT EnL nno
OAR YEAR ARE TO DE faD rtfT
RATA By THE VENDOR AM
VENDEE. s<.>,-oo.,>
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DY REQUl ST OF THE OWNERS,
I'D WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
BY Dudley & Gray,
Real Estate Agents.
J. III. Schooler. Auctioneer.

REOUI ST OF THE OWNERS,
I'D WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
COMMENCING AT $50 O'CLOCK 2. NJ,
TUESDAY. APRIL q. 1897
that most ELIGIBLY SITUATED AND
DESIRABLE LOT on south side Broad
street between Pine and Belyidere, 'front.'
ing 90 feet. and running back between r.
regular lines TO wide alley, being about
IA feet deep now occupied by W. j. NC
Dowell as a wood-and-coal yard.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
the HOUSE AND LOT northwest corner
Broad and Smith streets, fronting % feet,
running back 145 9-12 feet. known as the
]. V. Ramos property, and also the AID.
JOINING HOUSE AND LOT. 25xl45 s-l2
feet. and known as the Joseph Sehopf
property.
TERMS: Very liberal and made known
at safe.
Choice Broad-street property is very
scarce and as realty Is now advancing,
owing to surplus capital, this SHOULD most
certainly attract investors, as SUCH OPP
portunities seldom present themselves.
j. H. SCHOOLER, Auctioneer.
sc w T. Ga SuAy ll6t
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WANTED,

A COPY ORIGINAL EDITION. OF
knights of the Horseshoe" bv wv. 4.
Caruthers." Party having one which h
will dispose of, address, with price want
cd. 2. care this office. ap 1877
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WANTED.

TIRES. $ PAIR-PERFECT 1897
frsfs. Full guarantee. Best warranted
Garden Hose for 4 cents. Mackintoshes
and full line Rubber at factory prices.
MINERALIZED RUBBER COMPANY,
New York. Agents wanted. ap lS-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21

BY f. A. Catlin, Auctioneer,
No. 6 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
CONTAINING ABOUT - ACRES.
ESPECIALLY SUITED TO SUBURBAN
HOMES AND MANUFACTURING
SITES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21
BY Pollard x Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE

HOUSE AND LARGE LOT ~
ON ALLEY STREET. IN kENf a.
SECOND BAPTIST CttOkSl,.
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS
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600 DOZEN LADIES' SAMPLE HOSE

from a manufacturers agent, represent
ing his entire line, in Black, Tan. Gray
Balbriggan. and Fancy Boot. averaging
1870. a pair; your pick Of the entire lot
here nc. pair.
Pad hint of The GOO nleces of
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BY z. A. Catlin, AuctIoneer'
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21

BY f. A. Catlin. Auctioneer.
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-21
WANTED. ORDERS
for
ICE, COAL, AND WOOD.

Having purchased the entire business,
good will, &C.. of the Independent Ice
and Coal Company. l would be pleased
to receive a proportion of the patronage
OF the good people Of Richmond for
ICE, COAL, OR WOOD.
Mr. r. H. WILLES would be pleased to
see his friends at 3l9 west Broad street.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20

The London Times has published
long article reviewing the effects Of clos
ing the Indian mints and says the course
pursued was wise one. In concluding
the article The Times says in regard to
the monetary commission appointed by
President Mckinley: at is clearly i'm
possible to treat seriously a commission
which argues that unless we do some
thing for silver in the next election the
United States will return Mr.. Bryan to
the White House, to the lasting injury
Of British interests. 1t is not certain
that Mr.. Bryan will be elected. 1t is not
even certain that il he were elected we
would suffer more than we should feel
q new Mckinley with another Mckinley
act. Moreover, British investors in
American securities have time before the
next presidential election and before the
crash to get rid OF them. One thing is
certain. We would be very foolish to do
anything for silver. Even should the
United States and France agree to adopt
bimetallism and England to reopen the
Indian mints, it would only bolster up
silver for brief space; so that Indian
finances would be in position as bad il
not worse than before"
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20

The executive committee Of the West
ern Slope Congress called a meeting last
Saturday and invited representatives Of
the Fruit Growev' associations from
Mesa, Montrose and Delta counties to be
present in order to devise ways and
means to bring all Fruit Growers as
sociations together under one manage
ment. There were present besides the
executive com mittee: Judge Bell and
J. E. Mcclure, Montrose county; j. F..
Moore, G. w. Cox and NJ. L. Allison,
Mesa county; NJ. v. d. Page, Fruita; j.
r. Snyder, Whitewater; w. s. Coburn,
Geo. McGranahan, Z. ]. Mathews, Geo.
p. Chiles and others Of Delta county.
The object OF the meeting was to band
all Of the Western Slope associations
under one grand body in order to facili-
tate shipments Of fruit and to prevent
the blocking q markets. Under the old
way the Mesa, Moutrose and Delta coun-
ty associations might each ship car OF
peaches into Ouray or Cripple Creek, as
the case may be, the same day. thereby
blocking the market; where's. under the
proposed plan. each manager will be
notified by wire Of intended shipments
thus avoiding IN overcrowded market.
Tho name of the association has. not
bccn settled on yet.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20

The First Pageant OF States and Ma
tions &C Cured at Pueblo on July 5, 1897.
The nations OF each state and territory
Of the Union and Of each foreign coun-
try, now residents in Pueblo, formed
themselves into clubs and each nativity
produced float for the grand parade
and each trying to outdo the other ex-
eeeded in architecture and grandeur any
thing ever produced in that part Of the
state, and they have decided to make it
an annual occasion. The scenes Of the
floats and the pictures Of the presidents
Of the clubs were reproduced on fine
halftone cuts and printed into souve-
mir edition by John Morton found it's
way to this Office by Mr.. Sutton, Of the
Sutton Produce Co., and it is very
creditable piece Of work on the part Of
the author.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20

Default having been ngde by Lewis L. Bigelow,
Frank l. Bigelow, and Charles T.. Biselow In the
payment of their certain promI.sory note. pay
able TO the order Of The Colorado Loan & Mort
gage Company, secured by their certain deed of
trust dated April !, 1sJ6, and recorded April 80
1895. IN Book ~ at Page AS Of the Delta county,
Colorado. records by Of which dc fault the
legal holder ef said note has elected 20 declare
all oi said Indebtedness due and payable and re-
quesiei this foreclosure.
Now, therefore, four weeks public notice Is
hereby given that |, the undersigned rs trustee
in sAid deed of tru,t, and under Its powers and
authority and for the uses ard purposes therein
stated. VIII sell at public auction for the highest
and best price the same will bring in cash, on
August 18th, 1897 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at
the front door of the court house in the county
of Delta, Colorado all the the following dsscrib-
ed property In and by siii deed Of trust convey
ed situate in sid county of Deiia, state OF Colo
radJ. iO-wit.
Lots numbered fourteen 40, fifteen u5l, ani
sixteen (i6l In block numbered thirteen us) and
the south one half of lot numbered twenty seven
tssl IN block numbered ten no.. all in the tDwn
Of Delta.
Ialed at Delta, Colorado. this 2jrd day of July.
1851
NEWTON n CASTLE.
Public trustee Of the county Of Delta, state
of Colorado.
First pub. July Is last August 27l
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20

that will enable our company to pack
and ship in car load lots 10y express with
out ice or paper wrapping of peaches and
we think when We prove this statement
which we expect to in the next ten days
then every fruit grower on the Western
Slope will be glad, as the great problem
for the marketing OF Colorado fruit is to
have it arrive in st. Louis. Chicago,
Cleveland New York, and Boston in good
order. SO after lis arrival there the actual
consumers will be pleased. In our opin-
ion Colorado peaches being SO much
more delicate than the tough California
peach must be picked, packed and trans
ported with great care which We think
We can do and are going to show our faith
by making purchases commencing about
Aug. 23 here at Grand Junction and
after the writer returns from going with
car to Kansas City one to ST. Louis, one
to Cleveland, Ohio. then we will buy for
cash Of the Delta and Montrose fruit
growers using three grades OF peaches in
each car load. We invite correspondence
with parties who have peaches about to
become ready for eastern shipments.
For these eastern shipments the peach
must be picked while it is very firm we
are yours truly.
The MESA. DELTA -MoSrRosE FRUIT Co.
by CLARK BALLOON,
Grand Junction, Colo.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20
MAIDS OF HONOR.
They Are TO be Voted For tho Fall Festival
Of Mountain and Plain.

The board Of direction OF the Festival
OF Mountain and Plain has come to the
conclusion, after much cogitation on the
subject, that the plan OF having the
various counties Of the state represent
ed by maids Of honor. as was done last
year, cannot be improved upon, and has
decided to repeat it this year. Circulars
have therefore been sent out, in which
announcement is made. The statement
is also made that the plan OF electing the
maids by means Of coupons published in
some county newspaper was so success
ful that this year the same plan will be
made necessary requisite, the county
clerk to submit report OF the election.
Each maid will be required to provide
herself with white dress and a white
parasol. Railroad fare 10 Denver and
return from the nearest railroad station
will be provided. as well as hotel accom-.
modations in Denver from Monday even
ing. October 4, to Friday morning, Octo-
Der 8, by the committee. The queens
committee. which will have general
charge Of the affair, consists Of Mesers.
Charles F. Wilson, NJ. J. McNamara and
Rodney Curtis. but there will be other
committees Of chsperonage and recep-
tion composed Of representative Denver
ladies. The voting contest was warm in
Delta last year for time and it is likely
it will be again.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20
Special Correspondence. a

speciLl Correspondence.
. Aug. 1s. 1897.
Miss Louise Aebi, OF Delta, has been
visiting friends at Hotchkiss.
Simon Fisher and wife came down
from the reservoir Tuesday to stay day
| or two.
Our livery stables seem to be prosper
ing Judging by the new rigs they arc
putting in their stables.
Ben Corbin came up from Delta last
Friday to attend to this end o: the hard
ware business for day.
1. Van Baalen and Joe Heidingfeld, OF
Delta, came up Sunday and went up the
valley. returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mays, OF the Gunnison
valley. were visiting friends last week
and looking over the valley.
Fred II. Sanderson, OF Gunnison coun-
ty, has leased the Reich livery barn for
year. and takes possession September l.
Mrs. 1. d. McFadden, who has been
very low with consumption, died Tues
day evening at her home on Suuuy Side
mesa.
E. A. Walker. OF Psgosa Springs. H.
Finch and Lung Chung, OF the Gunni-
son valley came up Tuesday ON tour OF
inspection.
The Sons Of Veterans gave an ice cream
social at the W. r. c. hall last Tuesday
evening. A good sized crowd listened
to an interesting program and ate ice
cream and cake. Z
Mrs. Peysert and family have moved
from the Roady house into the Harrison
house and the Roady house is being
prepared for the use OF the school dis.
trict to be occupied as the primary de.
partnent OF the school.
The Hotchisiss base ball nine went up
to Paonia Sunday to show the country
boys how to play ball. Charity prevents
us from giving any description or com
ments upon the gene. The score stood
40 to in favor OF Paonia.
Clark Dunn met with what might have
been a serious accident the other day
while coming down the hill with load
OF flour. The front wheel OF his wagon
ran off throwing Mr.. Dunn over the side
OF the hill and spilling some Of the flour
out after him.
A hunting and fishing party, destined
for Hubbard park passed through town
Tuesday from Delta. The party consist
ed OF Mr.. and Mrs F. f. Dodge, Mrs. A.
J. Cummings and Miss May. and Master
Frank Cummings OF Denver, Miss Alice
| Dodge, and Messrs. A. w. Carr, w. f.
Obert and Harry Stockbam, OF Delta.
Miss Brennie Sheek and Zene Martin
both celebrated their birthdays with a
joint party Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Sheek and they were assisted
in having good time by the Misses
Kate and Carrie Greer, Pearl Harvey,
Ethel Rose, Stella Lee, Gertie Hotchkiss,
Nellie Galliher, Hattie florence, Ella
Robertson, Gertic Long; Messrs. Roger
and Dalton Robertson, Ben Greer, Ed
Rogers and Lyman Bennett.
| U. r. STRULEY
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20

Pursuant to the action of the Silver Republican
County Central Committee at its meeting Aug. 16.
1897. notice is hereby giTen that a convention of
the Silver Republican party of Delta county will
be held in the court room AT Delta, Colorado,
Sept I, 1867, at O'Clock p. NJ
Tie purpose of sale convention is TO elect dele
gates
Eirst-To the Silver Republican state Conven-
tiol TO be he'd in Glenwood Springs, Colo,
Sept }, is9i.
Secoad-To the Seventh judicial District Con-
vcatiol 10 be held in
The several preciacts VIII be entitled to repre-
septst.on in said conventions follows.
No. l-Drlta --....--...-.....--..-...... 3
No3-CrawfoTd. ...-...-.-.----.. ....--.-.......2
Nc. 4-Surface Greek. ...--.........5 5
NO. o-faona ..----..- ---.-....----.. - .
Noo-Deih- .-..------.--+--..o
II Il recommended by the County Central com
mittee that primaries for the purpose of electing
delegates to this convention be held Monday.
Aug. 80, 1897.
Signed: c. G. DOWNING, Chairman.
ELLA NEW. Secretary pro TEN.
Delta, Colo Aug. H. 1897.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20
sprcinI EIectiou-No1.ce TO Vo,r,s.

Notice is hereby given that a special election
will he held on Tuesday, August a, 1891 NJ; the
Hose liOnse IN the Town Of Delta, Colorado, and
that al such eleclon there will be subn. tted 10
the voters OF the Tswn ni Delta. Colorado. who
are taxpayers under the law, the QUESTION OF
granting 10 W. r. Gale the right to construct and
operate an electric light plant within the town
OF Delta, Colorado for period OF five years frpin
The date If granting such frnnrhise lie fCr,n
ofballot upon the question above submitted Viii
be follows:
"for Granting Electric Light Franehise."
against Granting Electric Light Frsnchise."
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this End day Of
August, 1877, A. ID.
tSeall A. u. SroCEHAN. Mayor,
Attest: LOIS I. BRAH, Town Clerk.
First pub. Aug. 4; last Aug. 20.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20
California Mesa News.

Special Correspondence.
Aug. IS, 1897.
What lovely cvenings-boys get your
buggies.
w. G. Beach threshed Tuesday.
Miss Lottie Beach is going to stay
with Mrs. Boss for week.
Miss Mabel Bagley gave her friends u
party last Saturday. it being her birth
day. Those present were Misses Gertio
Ash, Pearl IRISH, Lottie Beach, Laura
McCreedy, Lue Price. Ora Gates; Mes srs.
Frank Irish, Leo Price. All had good
time.
Will Boss Is down from the range put
ting up his hay.
Will Beach had about four bushels Of
crab apples stolen last week. I think
anybody that will steal fruit this year
is pretty bad of. II they find out who
it was they will raise collection.
JUDY.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-08-20

Whereas, by n certain execution to me direct
ed : sheriff, Issued out Of the district court Of
The seventh tdicia district Of the state OF Colo
rsdo In and for the county OF Delta, in said state.
on the 2sth day Of July, A. ID. lsgi. | am com
mandcd to mskc the sum Of eleven hundred and
eighty seyen dollars aud my seven cents
tslls7S7). besides interest and costs To satisfy
Judgment entered In said court on the 9th day
OF February. 1sg7, in cause therein pending.
wherein Eliza Jane Stewart, .wss plainiin and
George Stewart, us surviving rtner ~ the frm
OF u. !. Stewart & Son. was def nd-ut ard
levy upon the cast one-hAlf az OF the south cast
quarter % Of section four ~ In township four.
ercrrsyt) south Of fnnge ninety one tJil wet OF
the sixth PRINCIPAL meridian. together with Mi
ditch rights. water rights and privileges used
with said land. including four siars Of The
aud the Use Of water nom The Minnesota cnnil
or ditch ms the properly OF the saii def-ndeni.
George Stewart. as surviving partner Of the firm
OF y j Stewart & Son. All OF said property sta.
stc In Delt, county, Colorado.
No. therefore. pIblic notice II hereby given
that !, Clarence 4. Mower sheriff Of Delta cJun-
ty, Colorado under and by virtue Of sad cxecu-
August. 1897, at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon Mt the south mont door Of the county
court house. In the town Of Delta said Delta
county, sell all the Interest Of the said Gcorgr
stewart, is surviving Inrtner Of the firm OF d. J.
stewart & Son. Of, In AMI tn the above described
lands, water rights, and ditch stock at puelc
auction Dr the highest and best price tire same
will bring in cash. for the purpose Of satisfying
the said Judgment above specified, together
with the interest thereon aud costs.
Dated August second, 1871.
CLAnEScp L. MOWER.
sheriff of Delta County, Colorado.
First pub. August .; last August q, 1871