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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-18

RESOLUTION NO. l35.-Be It Resolved
by the City Council of the City OF Seattle
as follows:
o. That il is the intention Of the City
OF Seattle 20 improve East Pine stree:
from Bellevue Avenue To Boyston Avenue
East Pike Street from Boyiston Avenue to
Twelfth Avenue, Twelfth Avenue from q
point 10 feet south OF Fast Denny Way
to East Union Street. Eleventh Avenue
from point leo feet south OF Eas, Denny
Way to East Union Street Tenth Ayenua
from East Pine Street TO East Union
Street. broadway from point 10 feet
south of East Denny Way 10 a point no
feet south OF East Union Street. Harvard
Avenue from a point 10 feet south OF East
Denny Way 20 East Union Street, Boyls-
ton Avenue from point 100 feet south
OF East Howell Street tas the same runs
west from Boyiston Avenue} to East Union
Street, Belmont Avenue from a point 100
feet south OF Eas. Howell Street 10 FAST
Union Street. East Union Street from BEL
mont Avenue 10 point midway between
Belmont and Boylston Avenues Summit
Avenue from point $50 feet south OF East
Howell Street 10 a point midway between
University and Seneca Streets. Relie-
vue Avenue from East Pine stree,
Pix. Street from Bellevue Avenue 90
Crawford Place, by constructing therein
proper sewers throughout said portions OF
said streets, avenues and ways (the same
forming a connecting system Of sewers
with a common outle9. together with All
necessary YVES. openings. manholes lsmp-
ing tanks.
a. That The cost thereof he nal, -. 90
assessment 10 be levied upon the property
sbutting upon and pr0ximate 10 sail
streets. avenues and ways as set forth ,n
the frs paragraph OF thsS resolution IN
der the pan ~ payment by bonds " "a
provided hy 81 act OF the Legislature ~
the STATE OF Washington entitled IN Act
relating 20 internal improvements In Ii
les authorizing the issuance and rol1er-
ton Of bonds upon the property h..uafts.d
sv local irgrCvelns ats and ,l~ciar3ue, an
emergcncy." approved March sta ls97 ard
under :he provisions M Ordinance NJ.
55fs. approved May tn 1884, as aynAnaei
BY Ordnance No. 4+o, approves July Itth
1885,. and the Clty Charter n0w IN force
and ihat the 's-rp 81 said bonds b. FOR
'he period % I've @ years. provided that
whereas the norton 0t Sa4d sewers 70 bs
constructed Within East Pine Street Bow -
ten Avenue Vast Piae Street and T~eiftn
Avenue TO Fast Union Street constitute a
main oy interceptiug sewer Therefore AZ
OF the cost Of said portion Of sad sewers
A. would ~ he reaEcuab Die cost u said
sewers ~ita proper sppurt~nances sultabl.
10 the necessities % The area or district
70 De- assessed for f5is Improvement shall
be lev.ed a. her@iabefore provided. ard the
remaining portion OF the cost Of such main
or lntsrcept1ng portions % said sewer.
shall be paid BY ta- City from us General
EEBs.
81 That the city Engineer BE directed
70 furnish - the Caty Council an estimate
az t1e cost % said Improvement. sucn es-
mate 60 show fnv py0p0vtIc ~ 9Std cost
- ce horne by Tire district ard ina. 20 De-
paid oy the cisy :rcrn the General Fund
81 ZEAL the matter 81 usAxlzx said i'm
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skAGWAY - BOOMING.
Atttn Exclusion Law VIII Not Mate
rally Iniure the city.

SkAf;WAY Feb. M-N hhe SNag"Ay
has had a severe setback III tne passage
~ the british Columbia exclusion act, its
merchants haze net been discouraged, nor
have any 81 the smproT einsnts commenced
h.sn checked Tins presei, excitement
over the Mcdonald creek strike and the
large gold geld close TO Bennett which II
apenn up will bring 1ust as many people
here as the Atlin district would have
done. ana with the added advantage that
the new field gives Americans -ti-ioot
claims instead OF lQo-foo,. as In the Attn
district
The transportation companies here are
fully alive 20 the situation ana doing an
they can 20 foster the new discoveries
although the new discoveries are no@ 50
Thoroughly ~eIi authenticated tAAt tacy
need nn fostering or booming. TIE FaCifc
Coast Steamship Company and the Pacific
Coast Company. Jointly. are working 10
get their fuii share % the business. and
ther representative here, the eyer~genial
Mr. r. \ Seelsy IS losiHg no tricks In
securing the fun share Of the business for
his companies
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Bugl Declared on.

Not even TIE n1nst riototis ifna gination
would suspect the Baron w +. }. Won
psEversn az being Il ufe~eater. says TIC
sar Fyauclzca News Letter. Fair round-
sheuldered and specialized. hts appearance
suggests the gsaiidost- hammered citizen So-
ing .na ha would ordinarily h@ taken for
q student rather than for "a dnejisi Yet
ta{se ga thls elty alone haS ~ been al
g,s,sf "a participant tn Ra afralr - honar.
ia each case oetrE the challenging party
Csne summer afsaut Htx years ago be AL
s4last painted the aatgheoraood wtta the
hrtsat red blood % hfs anita suu}st. bat The
aaarrrl VAS nea3e ap iuSs "a the carnage
ws# ats,ut fo commence.
Th- baFar-s latest d. Ras ttNed for
tas t"r4s ereIty Clas ana ~" w~H who
nearly 49, tire Aust Nas Lansing A.EneT
EotA were feeling rather sag that night
ai.E I.aa e7~Aye3 90 toiIY tue }~sr~n- New.
Ncv koISereu is Gt>3ihsa 70 ts short tu
tenaper. ant losy vu tluse in rv=eutSag the
aaraut. although a. ether tiHse~ ~ HAD
ustened 80 t4s Same REMARKS Wfts-at ios-
fos- Sis e4~5u. asltv BE Challenges Ma
urr 90 Hkht to tAe deatA. the challenge
Nns accepted ant 9oth leg fa.gjy ~elt
tssk~a up It 49, etutvslay agreed tsAf
sae asei aeoas8 t@As place a. sner.
As tav eaatl,nwoa lartv 2 hats tae
eaaisc - weapons -' aske} laosi"E
Nou have- YeeIaH,t--l Gas hArau
t~Taea~ vsad Msrcer take cT yatr
Tas s4ren sd as his opponent De-
cistrHs3
->sgs se'oese Yosr vest wcnf en liza.
s1a f'f har-n ft3 az Die @as s4H
~f~~s efT e-av gaHts. arter-f tr~ ,s. p
a. -e4 n zrer
t.r tsf .a--t oe t-e = --4.n .s.-s.. -
revisited az fae ia = csleg rs eA0-
~ ID, s... .sA> go +.t+ r~...s. r. -. .....e -..
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CITY NOTICES.

RESOLUTION NO. l3l-Be IL resolved IN,
the city council of the City OF Seattle as
follows:
~ That II is she intention Of the CITY az
Seattle 70 improve Third avenue north i'm
the City OF Seattle. from John street 10
Republican street by the construction al
an iranstone pipe sewer of proper dirnen
with all necessary yves. openings man
holes lamp holes. yentliators aushfrv
tanks and catch basins.
tsi That the cost thereof % paid hy as
sessments TO be levied upon the pronerfv
a9utting upon said portion OF said Third
avenue north. under the plan OF 'immedi-
ate payment" in the manner provided hv
the charter and ordinances OF the City OF
Seattle
90 That the city engineer - directed tn
furnish to the CITY Council an estimate ~
the cost 81 said Improvement
(n That the matter OF making said I'm,
vryVernent viii De considered ~ the fsf-,,
Council AZ a session thereof 20 be held on
the ath tay OF March Ists at 30 a. rIorg
p. m. at which time all persons desiring
10 re heard before tire CITY Council uraS
the matter OF making said inproyerne,,,
are notified 20 ~ present
Passed the city Council the 18Th fay n.
February lSsf and signed by me in or,er
session in naturalization Of It's rsassage
THIS 18th day Of February 1899
". V RTNEHART
President % the City Council
Flied ~ me this 18th day OF February
iSl9-
WILL II PARRY.
Cty Comptroller and ex-oricio city
Cork
py o. X CORYELI~ Deputy Clerk
Date Of FIRST publication, February Is,
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CATTLE LOSSES ny COLD.
Colorado state Veterinarian EiNes
the Amount at 400. 600.

DENVER Feb. t7-The estimate Of
LOSSES 20 cattle and sheep Interests BY re-
cert atoruS in Colorado made ey STATE
Setxv.Bs4y surgeon irFsswri} tassd on r.
porte received during the past y Elk, Veac
81 4 t0ta az sEaesa Nr figures 'ae. Z -tNi
he&a Of cattic aave suceumbed 20 exposure
"a IRE heavy storms ur inc 3psu ranges,
whsee we're continuous for nearly month
IL addition 90 this IA places the Losses -
tie sheen industry "a = 81 4h~ai.
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KILLED BY HIS BROTHER.
TWO-YEAR-oID OILY NPiA BOY FA-
TALLY WOUNDED.
Three small Children of II. = Clyde
We're Playing Soldier. and Acct
dentsIly Fired on n ShotEun-The
baby Receives the Charge.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Inteilisencer
OLYMPIA. Feb. 1.-THE 2-year-old son
Of II. s clyde az this city, vas accifen-
tally shot and Killed by older brother
to-day ~alls "a play.
Ernest tie chil3 SHOT, vas struggling 20
hold a shotgun held by his two Sro,hers.
while all tne Chidreu were paying SOL
der. Nhsn the gun was discharged. The
children were so frightened that they could
not tell Winch Of them pulled the trigger.
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Found Dead After "a spree.

:. Al l'tspat n to the Iost-In tcl!igencer.
WEi TtNtiToN. Feb IT-ga1n Mas.
oE* aheut Ri. better known as Nhistlirg
y . formerly employees y tae tssauol
y as faana dead about midnight last night
he Aad o%er az \ pTasracEed spree
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serious Slide Bloc II AIDES the g. y.

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 the Pos, -Intelligenc,r.
ELLINGTON. Feb i1.~-T1e Great
Northern passenger tram No Is blocked
here. ard train No .s blocked ~ Madi-
sos ~ large slide. which will nor likely
p. claared away before o'clc- X tomorrow
morning
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RESOLUTION No iss-Re l. rsssIv"
by the city Council 81 the CIv os
tie as follows: "a,
% Tha; il Is the intcstion Of ths -
of Seattle TO improve twentieth ave. ~. =
In the CITY OF Seattle, from pony
feet south OF East JeffesioB street 70 ~ -.
Ter way, and East Terrace streef, ~ ~.
city OF Seattle. from Tw'ntieth ase-ss -
the alley between Twent.-hrst ana
ty-secouF evenues. by IN eons,rae -.
an ironstone pipe sewer 4 proper - =
sInus through said portiot ot said 49,. 49,
and street. with all Necessary wyess..s 80 -
iEg~. manholvs lsnphats veauaS
flushing tanks and catch asins- -
~ That the cost rhereofoe psia " ,y.,,s
s.ssulents 10 5e levied upos the tfxEs
abu;tiug upon said portion II saia sc
tiefh avenue and said porito OF s@ia - =
Terrace street under the pin Of 'in.s -
diate payment" in the manner ~ s.5
by the charter and ordinance os sh' -
OF Seattle S n
ca That the city engineer b aife S,s.... :
furnish to the CITY Council m ssa4
OF the cost Of said improvement :.
a. That the matter ~ fnaax - - .'gsy
pru.erqeut VIII b~ Considsrscv ~ e,s - -
Council at "a session thereof y y hs.ssrs
the sth dax og March. Iss.. az ~ ess.ss
y. m. al which time ali p%reeS ~ -res
10 % heard before the Ciix np sI
the matter Of making SAID
are notified 70 os present -. xay a
Passed tae CIty Council me - - 80
February. iss9. and signed oy nno
session IN Authorization .! -
this 18th day OF FecfusFyl .s.re.pr
" V. RINEsAna.a
President o. the cry s.<r
Filed ~ me ihIs lath day o
i WILL II. PNET
City Comptroller ard s1-S''
Clerk 80
Hy q K CORYEi4Ts Deputy
Date OF a.zt pgp.lea-o3
lssS.
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RESOLUTION NO. 12S. - Ii II resolved y
the City Council or the City OF esAt<z
as follows:
I'd That IL is the intention Of the cyy 4
Seattle to improve Seventeenth aveas4 :
the City OF Seattle, from point II ~
south of East Marion street TO Ye6is
way. by the construction 4 an isoassss
pipe sewer OF proper dimensions thfsN
said portion of said avsau. with al -
cessary wyes. openings. nan helts. h1{
holes. ventilators. flushing tanks -
catch basins.
81 Thst the cost thereof e paid y =
sessments 10 lie levied upof the rrVrefH
ahutting upon said portion OF said ~
entesnth avenue. under the plan OF
mediate payment" IN the manner prnsA
ed by the charter and orsilzacss Of q
city OF Seattle.
81 That the city engineer ts dlrstsa
TO furnish TO the CITY Council 80 estnhs's
OF the cost ot said improvement
90 That the matter Of making sac "
provenent will be considered By fhe saN
Council q. a session thereof he he's =
the 6th day of March. 1899. "a ~ esiSs
=. IN. az which time all perDns sssepl
TO be heard before the City fouasai ".
the matter ef making said mprcssDe1
are notified Ia be present;
Passed the City Council ihs isfh CAY :
February 1883 ana signed oy me Is -
session III authorization OF ts psssae
". Y. RINiHARr,
President Of the Cit Colnch
Filed by ma this 18Th day ofFssSs's
1889
WILL H. LARRY
City Comptroller and es-oacso Wv
By @. X CoRYELL. Desav Ger.
Date of first publication. F=arnaH
1sss
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WELLINGTON. Feb i7-N.u Murray
81 wao0' attle Is known excepg that Sc
cara" here Yesterday. was struck by a
'frft 'Nrrn train last nisht ana in
StaDtly killed
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THE CITY or sEATTLE-CITYT TREAS

TIE CITY OF SEATTLE-CITY TREAS
ure~'s Notice
Notice IS hereby gwen that the fourth
annual iaSt2i3uent % local tmproV erreut
district No =. for the Improvement OF
htnusy street. tn the city Of Seattle from
Eayc}ay stree; toy Remington avenuel TO
Madison street under the provisions OF
ordinance No 500. which provides for ths
Improvement 81 said street Sy grading the
same and by constructing sidewalks on
0utn SIDES thereof with parking strips
Gets een the sidewalks ana roadway and
providing for tne payment therefor ia In
st4t*urnis. ard establishing a fund for
@uca PAYMENT o. the tevytnE ana coliec-
Won Of Special assessments upon the prop
erty benefited by the Improvement and
providing for the issuance OF bonds as
authorized by at % the legislature OF
lie state 81 Washington. approved March
? 30. and under tHe provisions of nrdi-
nance No 1913 approved MAY : isas as
amended ~ ordinance No Sss9 approved
JAY y 5*e4 ard tne rstT charter as
amended and uo@ r. fasce has ee-ef4 daily
eeTgaed 20 me for collection. and the re-
saecfive SANS therein charged ard levied
against s@ch Sagsel and los es land, and
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NORTHWEST NEWS NOTES.
Everett is organizing a chat,

Everett is organizing a chain gang.
\ bank is a nuch-needed financial insti-
tuition at iiwaCo.
\ pension OF SO per month has been al
lowed M. Albert Smith. OF Port Angeles.
Buckley sa loonkeepers are said by a To-
cal paper To be sailing liquor 10 Indians in
Nioistion Of Jaw.
The fortieth anniversary OF the landing
OF MethodiSts at Victoria was celebrated
recently in that city.
The FairlaYen Canning Company is
making improvements which Will Increase
the daily capacity TO 2,oIo cases per day.
Fred III. Riles. check raiser and forger,
has been sentenced 10 two years irnpris
oument. Bees last work was AZ Olympia.
The directors OF school district No s. in
Adams county. are asking for bids for
school district bonds in the sum OF 80 IN
denominations Of 500 each.
Savage 4 Scoville. Of Olympia. have Sc
cured the contract for repairing the coun-
repairing the bridge is estimated AT about
s25e
The Victoria FIRE department has added
a fine new chemical engine which viii
mean the reiegatlng 30 the old curiosity
shop % the engine that has been SO hong
in service. The old engine was built bv
Zimmerman OF New York in fSs-
Ressland was incorporated as a city I'm
1As7 and IL has since grown so rapidly IN
population that IL has aiready~becorne the
third largest city In British Column ia
The members OF The bar there are urging
the appointment OF d p-rma nent judge for
that city.
While working IN the laboratory at
Whitman college recently Arthur Tauer-
bach had the misfortune to burn his right
hand with phosphorus He relieved the
Intense pain ~ covering his hand with
snow until medical aid was obtained TIE
wound IS quite serious.
Work Gu the Wessport PETTY is making
good pro@ress during the winter months.
About sixty men are employed. The iettv
now extends acott tbree-fourths Of a mile
into the ocean. The brush. as well as the
stone TX now brought from the Columbia
river IN th~ c0wpanys hsrg@<
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q rome reEezfzslaa as AGatss wh0 id
Hgt "Tssss, att@nsptsss 70 aeeaf@ sne afaa-
Tssaf worried JGle.'' said czs az the
party, 'ss3ssg really hungry mar San
s4syer ~ anything anyway
Tne FneF UrFs hard ~ work YESTERDAY
r@ssafrsnx sEess and suowst49=s.- sacrificed
"a Tar strip TIE sFoashoe EacinEs ard al
srsars hsae or sa5n4. even 20 g8e dog whip,
had oe~a fed - tas dogs on TIE return
THAT EdHontsn Route.
Tsnng MEI'fles haz Ggi-e -e@oFered
srsssa ta1 effects 0f scuryy and frost bite
Aarrat5fsE THE experiences 81 their party.
Estc6ie said
sevre left Edmonton early I'm September
is8s hang s'aeii induced to Wy saat
fos9sa largely b. tire advertising OF sfhe
Edmonton merchants ard ~ an arIlcie
written by A. a HsEmming Of Hamilton.
DBsArao. twfo Dad actaAl4< never MADE
the tfspl EeEnrn.ug called II the poor
mars roffes We found 81 anything But
that II y not arIg ar intoler2DLy long
ard roundabout way q getting into the
country. bat ia extremely expensive ana
difficult. very feG ever reaching the fu-
~.
s.ytir party wintered on the Mackenzie
below greas Slave lake. We pushed on
- the Peel river last spring. Al esranite
EaHssa q pistol costs 50. AT smith 3
Rapid r. took from Sla 20 Slvp 10 haFs
yosIr bDas taken through. Al Fort Nc
j. EAff4. sEE AkfE Efftf EAE&fs We fsaS %Sss"
the esxsstE -rfsiIr portage over to Forcii-
pine waters Here Indians are tndiSpens-
able II you care 10 get an oatnt over.
,he packing charge being s hundred
pounds.
III was Ja.y before aePhee, Mona,t
and | finally arrived on the PoTcapines
sltn buk few hundred pounds OF food
Here We were Joined by Holmes and Biia-
neau who. like ourselves, had decided 20
Try tbs extreme neadwaters We pros
pecsed ali summer and found no goid
and I believe I an safe iT, saying tnat
there is no pay on ia. headwaters Of the
PoTespsne But during the suTnner there
Was plenty % game in that region and We
got along *ery well as regards food. IL
aas rat aniif after both Gonr and tobae-
ca had gwen eat shat things began 70
coed progress toward the Yukon and All
would have been able ~ get cat 81 the
country all right bat for the accident OF
Holmes freezing his feet.
Mr. Rltehle then told In detail tae story
Of the trip at3t foy help by MePu%e ana
himself how their food gave cut In four
or Eve DAYS aud nnw ticS were threaten
cd be- "a Band IL woi*es. which "Ffe mn
ally driven on Al7D how bad lucn had
followed two efforts 10 shoot game they
saw ana hos tn.t we're finally reduced
10 fha necessity 81 eating, one after an
sthsr. five beaver aidsse
How did Yua manage 80 eat tnefn
.0h We JUST singed of all the BAR
rhe, toasted pieces of the hide 10 a crisp
over the fire and chewed
Roth AirPhte and Bttchie have little
doubt that Aoffast BilineAu ana holtles
yxera able TO reach La Pierre house.
though ii was a long hard trip 10 make
!ns.tfe the Arctic circle. IN mid winter, on
"a "a
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Washingto1 Dental =
Photographic supply Co.,
I'll Columbia st.. opp. Poetomce
Use
kodbury'S
Facial Soap.

Strictly antisep,ic aaa purifying. UneqaAIsd for
both bath and nnrsery. Aakss the Skin soft
smooth and white. send 10 censs for Beauty Book
aad receive sample of each. free JOHN II.
WooDBC NS, l2s ". aga st, New York and SO
stat. st, Cnicago
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OF life is easily photographed--you can get
many interesting views If you own
camera. Come in and discuss the differ
ent kinds with US
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proyement win be considered ~ she ca
Council a session thereof 10 BE- bed q
the 9Th day Of March. isN, at 10 sssci
y. m. al which time al persefs asanns
TO he heard before THE City ce,neii upa.
The matter OF making said imsrcwmse.
are notified 10 he present.
Passed the City Counc'i the if.h 6zy 4
February. 1899. and signed BY ne 10 oes
session in authorization Of its passage d
18th day OF February 1899.
w Y. RIsEHART.
President Of the CRY C0uncz
Filed by me this 18th day u Feera7,
1893 Will. ". PARRY,
City Comptroller ana Ex-oHlcio City c1l
BY G. *. CORYELL. Deputy cIerk
Date Of first publication. Fshrussy
1899
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l. ,&soLpG sA.ls saa4ay a,.pn
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ALI. cur collars are +-pay. e0Da linen.
- cents each Boston Clothing House
iltIGo for Alaska froTa Yesiar whsr.
Tonight
HUMBOLDT. sails sunday az So ~
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4 Grand Remedy for Weak Men.
Don't Be Weak Man-You Were Intended to
Strong and You Can Be If You VIII Fill
Your Body With Electricity

d.
nj
from cannot w.
trenxhE il
VIII Ef
IL udeasth
Of though the hopeless Listen eirp
the glow o n n cheeks
tn " the q the Of
and hi . d in Then
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tCat~tpT sails Saesst a.s p "a
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-02-16

Jesus Romero anu NI p'ifaInuas, Foreclosure
Melquiades Chavez and Mau.
neia Mares de Chavez his Of Mortgage
To the defendants!
Yon are hereby notified that a certain mort
gage given by you ON the 2lst day of January,
a. II. 1897. for the sum of one hundred and
forty i've and 5O-lOO dollars. interest and costs,
iu favor Of Jesus Romero and wife, became
due and payable on the 2lst day Of January,
y. ID, 1898, that you have TAI ed To pay SAID
principal, Interest and costs, or any part there
of, and that under the conditions of said mort
gage the property named therein, being all the
light title aud interest of said defendants IN
and To certain real estate situate ~ betnalillu
county, territory of New Mexico, being more
fully described as follows; one certain lot 90
parcel of land situated bon Los Caudclafias IN
said county and territory, and bounded as tol-
lows: From north To sou D so varas. nom east
10 west 5Ol vafas, bounded ON the uorth BY
the land OF Pumitiyo kuaues, ON tile south by
the land of Roman Nuancs, on the east by the
contra aCcquia de lueta and on the west by
the lands OF Isidr GallegOs and Andres Gar
Cia, with all outlets and iulris free on west
side, together with all the rights, privilege
and appurtenances thereto appcrtaiuing, vii
be sold to satisfy said principal. interest and
costs, said principal amounting 20 one hun
drcd and fOHy-tive and JO-lOO dollar, Interest
at twelve per cent per an um from November
rs, 1895, to date Of sale, being the 10Th day uI
February, 1880, and all the costs Of fore
You are further notified, that under the con.
ditiuns ,n said murtgae stated, said sale of saic
prOperty viii be held AZ the front door uf the
court house. In Old albuquerque, Bernalillt
county, territory OF New Mexico, at ~ o'clock
noon, of the l7th day Of February, 1893, ane
the property will be sold To- the highest bidder
for cash, unless before that date you pay ant
fully discharge said nnugage mote lnteres
and all costs w, G. HEAcoCk,
Agent and Attorney for Jesus Romero ant
Date Of First Publication, Jan. 90, 1899.