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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
Park City Doings.

The Park City team arrived n the city
INC tods,9 ~, rI,l 1,..tsr = -, ne
Is all that can be desired for ball playing
and the boys have put in a good week 5
practice. n the weather holds out an at
tempt viii be made TO have one of the
scheduled games transferred 10 the Park
about the 18th Of next month, as the
Park fans are clamoriug for an earlier
date than the first scheduled game. Cap
tain Meinicke announced that Redmond
will so in the box today. Otherwise the
hne-up viii be the same.
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PLAY BALL in MUD AND WATER
ST. LOUIS WINS FROM PITTS
BURG TO LATTER CITY.
All the Teams OF the National and
American Leaguers Pulled of
Games Yesterday.

Pitsburg, April 27.8The National league
baseball sesron opened here TO-DAY before
an enthusiastic crowd OF l0.O0d "A parade
OF the TWO teams headed by a brass band
preceded the game. The grounds weIe in
poor condition, part OF the outfield being
I covered with mud and water. 4 ground
rule was necessary making balls hit into
,fhe visitors prOffted by this rule great
many of their hits falling into the water
while the home team failed TO land one
there. The features were the playing of
Wallace and Bransfield. Score:
X. H. Z.
Pittsburg s....-. .....-............. IL =
ST. Louis -....- .......-..-...-....g u 1
BatterfesLTannehin and thinner; pow
eli and Ryan.
Umpire-Dwyer. f
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front ~ the grand stand IN the middle OF
tie game say Griffin. was The corn
ment, YOU ought 10 sign that wire.
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PueiIIsm.


San Francisco, April 27-Terry MCCOY
ern and Aurelio Herrera Of Bakersfield
have been matched Tor a boxing contest
10 take place IN this city before the club
winner Wslt take IS per cent OF the purse
and the loser 8 per cent In addition 10
bet. BY the terms OF their, contracts. the
lads are to fight under straight Queens
berry rules, which allow punching so
long as oife arm is r1ree and IN the break
away. The man who tails. to scale at I26
pounds or less at 6 o clock on the evening
of the fight will forfeit $50
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Game Today.

The Salt Lakes ana Railways viii meet
today. Captain Risiey announced that
f4axiey Srould go in the box The other
changes ia the lineup will be Morrow IN
left fieid. to take Heatz,s place. who has
gone to Denver. Margctts viii go on
first and Webster in right field.
Tho Railways Will pitch Bevllle. Ham
iIton, the -Ar.ansaw Side-xy heeler, Will go
in middle fiRld ana YYalfar is slated for
Sbe second bag The latter is new man
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Borehers hacked Down.
Especial Correspondence.J

Ogden, April 27.-Borehers, the Oak
land pitcher, has backed. ont of his
agreement to come to Ogden and the
proposition made him of $500 per
month and transportation, has been
Withdrawn, Whalen still stands by his
agreement to come
AIoSer the new twirler from Kansas
City, VIII pitch to6ay's game for Og
den.
Jack Greenwich will begin his duties
as official umpire FOR Ogden on the
home grounds today in the game with
the Park City nine.
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Che Carl.
AT cALDER's PARK.
omcial Programme for Opening Day
Announced.

Anpounced.
The official programme for the Decora-
ton day meet at Calder's park was arr
ranged yesterday afternoon The vents
VIII pc & 2.So pace or troI. with a purse of
500: a 3.cQ pace or trot, owners TO drive,
no entrance, purse 20 10 pace or Nrot,
purse s12e. named horses, Vne-naH miie
heats, SlG0-
IA addition to the above events there
VIII be Two o. more running races added
to the programme
The races viii be nun in heats Of best
three out OF five, except the $50 mlnuse
cl2ss. which Mil be. the. besS Two out OF
three. The money viii be iivided on a
60. 30 anu 10 per cent basis. Iae -IIltries
TO the harness events close on tfe lQth
of next month. and all events must have
ar east nEe entries. Three 10 starr
Manager Edwards Announces thai ten
new stalls have been competed he il.I
week and are ready TO receive horst ;.
Work mas been commenced on the ne y
pIeaehsrs, which, when conn3teted, Will
give plenty OF seating cayfacity. Mr.. Ed
wards also announced that ne was IN
correspoTfdsIlce with several outsids
owners OF horses which he expects rc
have here for the, opening date.
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L. ID. s. Lineup.

The l. ID Steam has announced its
dne-Uf IS the names viii be turned into
the Inre-Scholastic league by Secretary
FoilOnd. freeman ltgssetJ as the acting
lineup Of the players VIII be as follows
Marks, catcher, ThoHaaS. pitcher Tay-
lor, first base; Douglas, second base.
Evans. third bases Hansen. snort stop:
Clayton left field; Christy. certer field /,
Lunj. right field. Robinson. Jensen and
Stewart substitutes
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At. AgriculturaI Park.

Manager Montgomery OF the Asritui-
tur&l park track stated yesterday tlaL
work on the nsw stables would be COM
meneed The coming week
He has been deIayed in getting started,
owing 70 a uilder6taE diug with the
fair association as 10 the location of the
stables
The bunch of horses now mere, owned
by Doll brothers of Colorado, are being
worked out at the park every, day.
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SWEPT By FIRE.
Hay and Prairie Grass Destroyed in
Part Of Nebraska.

Lincoln Neb., April PA JournaI
special from Hyannis Neb.. says For
the. last three days the sand hills Of
this section of the state have been
seething sea of FIRE. About noon
Thursday, ligh thing set FIRE TO the
range in several places. At first it get
under Roadway IN Spring and Buck
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Ger.
DOUGLASS WINS THE cur.


Close and Exciting Match With
Travis on Lakewood Links,
NsF York, April e7.-After an extrenne-
" close and exciting match. Findlay s.
Dos5glass OF the Nassau Country ciun.
former aplateur eod champion of the
tEsiIt Sf3xes ! d ated Walter TRAVIS
AZ stns fsen CITY Cell club who holds
use ma esq asrAs toHs nip, BY one up, on
RinetefnH holes on ilAs INKS OF the Lake
qsope fF2ll stub te1sy;s The match WAS
lass 3i1dd 81 loHably the better of the
a la>1tz gem and his pa chea~upi short, D.
flFeacfi shots were s'efks ett eetive in re-
suits aea fbeahti nIIls PLAYED The de-
part1neElt ms which Travis scored was es-
sent a is5s pslttiRg. IN approaEhing, syiasre
Dong ASS would use the ma She Travis
would ran up with oleei1 or mid
White losing distance ii the long game.
Travis niade I'D Joy pkacing the bail
through Batter 5ldgJnenf-d II must be said
that fras-ss Vas nos cults on edge, as
Steadl IlStss RAJ Der tfian brlllianry m aried
his. cutfon- 81 Douglass aside from his
weakness On the putting was. quite at has
best $ -. 15sssl SKI "a -
srhe second cup was won by II: b. Bill
ssngs Of the t1Sssx Country club OF Or
aages n J., who defeated Paul Waller
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Washington, April PA dispatch
was reeeiyed-at tho war department. to-
day from General Randall. Command
ing the department Of AIaska. 81 ffeesn-
ling the reports that gold ia large
quantities had been discovered at Rus
kokum river. THESE reports, says CEN
place had been prospected ana many
who had Just returned report that false
representations have been made. The
dispatch Of General Randall IS datso
March 4, via the boundary ~ 1ril p.
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Decoration Day Road. Race.

day road race states that the event
will come of as scheduled. 1t is-a. lit
tie early for the boys to Commence
sending in their entries as yet, but
riders are afraid OF the offieial known
as the handicaper and for this reason
hold Off until the last minute 1t seems
TO be the opinion that as soon as an
entry is sent in the handicaper spends
handicap on an early entry are better
than on q late one, for as a rule it is
generally found out that a racing man
cannot travel as fast as he thinks he
can - $500 ..si--r s-e ~ 7..ssf ~
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Still Talking rourlnament.

The members of the local gun club
are stiH talking over the Ogden tour
nament The cup won by Parker is
considered as a family affair and a
solemn vow has been registered never.
TO let it go out of the city. a chal-
Ienge from an outsider at the present
time would bring to the. rescue All the
best shots, of the city and II is doubt
full if a com animation fast enough could
be gotten together TO win the trophy.
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.eun Gus 81 Their own.

H w Henderson and E. L. Carpen-
ter .hars purchased a set OF expert
traps and VIII form a little gun club
of their own. The traps viii be erected
at a place of easy access to their
homes. where shoots can be held in
the evening. Whether these gentlemen
win shoot for a medal 10 decide the
ehampicnship Of their club, or are in
the game merely for The sport, could
not be learned
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Contest in June.

Cleveland. O., April 21.-Secretary
NuEthrop Of the American trap-shootlng
team said today that ayrang emeaits have
been practically completed whereby the
contest between the American and Brit
early in June Our team Will hold a
coaferenee in New York next Monday
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Cole Baseball.

At Prnceton-Princeton. Is: Manhat-
tan. IL
at anna olis-Pennsylvania. o.;
Annapolis, 10.
mouth, 2. as
At Aplherst-Yale 8 Amherst, !.
Al lthaca-COrnell. 2. Columbia. !
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man OF -Englewood by. five up and four to
play.
Baitusrol who defeated Sherwood 3.
Ferris of Lakewood by tour up and-three
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track viii be open for the riders to
train not later than the latter part Of
the coming week. "A number of I'M
proyeraents are going on and the old
saucer viii look like a new track when
completed. Oze change being made
that viii meet with the approval OF
the racing men is the ren1odening OF
the training quarters 1t has been de-
cided TO cut the aargeGs rooms into three
or four apartments with outside. en-
frances This VIII ALLOW but two or
three riders. 10 a room and viii give
them an opportunity fole privacy not
possible under the old conditions A
number or letters have been received
from outside racing men who announce
their intention of coming to- this city
to race this year. t+s9s<l a
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a Revolution in the Baseball Bust

The Salt Lake Hardware co. have
just received their first shipment of
Ted Kennedy Famous Catcher's olditts.
Base Mitts and FieIders' Chores.
Ted is acknowledged by ali the League
players as making the proper and only
catcher's nlitt on earth,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
SAD IeEer Got Decision.

Marysvilie, cal, April 27.-Tomnly
Reilly of salt Lake got the decision
over Soldier Phil Green Of Oakland in
the eleventh round of what was to
have been tweflty round contest on
a foul tonight
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On a. rorontn I.inks-

Toronto. Ont. April s7.-The Canadian
Golf association has named Sept IS. g
q and = for its annual championship and
inter-proVinci match on the Toronto
links. The annual inter-nation match
with the United States has been dropped.
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Cineinnati, 8; Chicago. 3

Chicago, April z7.-cfacinnati ffelded in
brillianC style today and nit Taylor very
hard from the start. Attendance :, 500
Score.
r. II e.
Cnlcago ....-'. -.,.'s....-....-...se 5
Ties1Taylor and King. Hahn and
Reitz. $50
Umpire-Emslfe,
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Philadelphia. s: New york. 1

PhHadeiphia, April 27-yYhite pitched
his second game Tor the local National
league cub today. and again came out
K. Fl. L.
Philadelphia .-.- --....s..e...
New York 49,. -. 5000. Il 4
and BOWernan.
ITrnDira-(l'I)avr.
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Brooklvn. 6: Boston. 3.

Brooklyn. April i27.-The BroolSlyns to-
day took advantage of errors by the Bos-
ton National league team and won han
Oily. Attendance 5000 Score:
R H r
Brooklyn -. ......-....... 8 10 I.
Batteries - Nichols and Kittredge.
Hughes and Mcclure
UmDire-CsOglan
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san Francisco. April 27.-The decid-
ing came Of baseball in the inter-col-
iegsate champions hlp was won today by
the University OF California BY q score
Of California, 9; Stanford, s.
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killed bv Fail from rrain.

Los Angeles, CALI April 27.-yVord
WAS received here today that Hal
Scroad, a native of Harrisburg, Pa,
who was visiting here for his health.
and who left Last Thursday, fen from
the eastbound Santa Fe passenger
train last night near Gallup, n NJ, and
was picked up dead he was a con
sumptive and very sick when he left
here,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
THE AMERIcAN LEAeuE.
Baltimore Wins from Boston, After
Some Sharp Playing.

Baltimore, April 1.-THE nome bail
team took the second game OF the Amer
lean League. series from Boston today by
superior stick work Both TEAMS did
sharp playing ia the field bat the con
test was 100 0ae-sided to be Interesting
Attendance '6,543. Score:
r II. E
taltinoFe s-,.-.. I. $1,000. u II 4
Boston -. ..----.....-..-.-6 II =
BaUteTies-dowel and Robinson; Mitch
ell, Young and CriSer- go
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28
Washington. d. .PhuadeIphia. .

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.--The Washing.
ton ciub "a the american league Today
administered another defeat To Plfiladel-
r. H e.
Mashjngtoln -.;--.---.-,-----s.ll y
erles-4Mercer and Clark; Piatt and.
Bowers. 49,
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sgyemne.f
ANOTHER COOP RACE.
Messenger Boys Wf1 Give One on
~ May 6.

The messenger boys shave been work
ing for some time or road race ard
completed final arrangements for the
event last evening
The race Wiz be pulled off ut 6 a. 10.
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Telephone $50. 4e East 2nd south
The Star Grocery,
- Wholesale and Retail.
CUT PRICES.

2 2.6 ,Sag gs OF finest grarulatedssugsE -
On $500 orders.
20 eases ArbuckIe. Lion and Yosemite
2 Packages for ............. 25e.
l.eoo boxes Utah Soap.
~ bars Ior- .s-'-s- .----a- -. 25c-
$50 cases Choice California Table Fruit.
8 Cans for 1890. soc.
51oeases Sweet Tender sugar Corn. Best
3 Cans Tor -. .-...,.- ...--Soc-
1,oea cases Utah Tomatoes
2 Cans Tor 1890 -. 49, - toc-
50 sacks Best Rice, Tapioes, Sage, Pearl
Barley.
a lbs for :. 49, Csc
50 aozes. choice Broomss regular price soc.
This sale only 49, -. >. 40c
20 boxes Graps Nuts.
z Packages FOR 25c.
5,e9o packages Shiningss Best Tea
. Packages Tor $500. - !. -. SOC.
80 boxes 2-Pound packages Victor Rolled
! Oats.
4 Packages for ....-.s..s.. 80. Use.
1000 boxes Fresh Soda Crackers.
Per box .. .c.... =. 45c.
our price, can save von Ice per sack
These prices good for one week .oplg.
Che Star 6rocey,
E. s. Sproat. Prop.
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Dohertr nefeats g..

London. April z7.-H. L. Doherty today
beat a. W. Gore. the holder of the golf
champions hip, BY 3 TO o.
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A. Il Clarlson has been appointed Of
fetal umpire Tor the league. and will Of
ficiatee at the game todny. Clarkson is
IN old NatsOnai feaeae PLAYER and
came here with the .ntanfioa OF nitchfnS
Tor the Railways. bat on acCcaut of some
misunderstanding regarding terms, oid
not set insC the gains = -.'l--
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Cleveland. 10; Chicago. z

Chicago, April 2T-C,leveland won to-
day american tleagalea game through err
R. II r.
Chicago u. f.-..............--.. 10
Cleveland 8 .s....... 4. ..t.-...- 10 % q.
and Wood =
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a. N. smith win Ratire.

A. w. Smith; the well known racing
man, ann0unced yesterday that he had
retired front the track. Smith says he
likes thes game. but has not the time
necessary TO train property His retire
men viii take from the amateur rankS
one az The best men in the city and will
allow a better opening for the numerous
beginners seeking fame an the path
Bobby Williams, one of last years
ahaatenrs and a teafnn1ate of Eddie
Smith on theAsaueeF. received a new
facing wheel Yesterday. Willjai1ls will
commence tfasn3ng at once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

'f5eiiO, ti1ought inst baiioon- as..en-
sion was going 20 be pulled off flext
week. RENE rlze5 "a Ban as the afffuie
farn ot Aiar.in SSlvsy edged throai-h
zoisz leaves this morning for Denver.
J wing beenFcsGEled rfens o. the Illness OF
his vlfc. "a IS stated hat he VIII re-
Iurr Us soon rs besf e0adi ton is .suffi-
ci'.Es!y imp-oved. etf
= foul bah caugllr-in The wire netting An
trout ~ the grand stand IN the middle OF
tie game say Griffin" was The com
ment you ought 70 sign that wire
Sfambla made $ fiae running carch II N
foul from Giraiius bot III the firsr
middle garden in. tirst-sdass style He
had four put-Quts and -p assist
Rssley spoiled BeausifuI chance for a
uouole IN the first BY making a wild
throw % first after. Balnes had vsen
forced AZ second.
The salt lakefS got only four little hits
Off Of HaiSford uit to The ninth when
he presented them with seven. IN the
sixth Ley gage three passes te first.
but at thai the Griffin remnants couldn't
scorer
There were fifteen PIT suts On short
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from Omaha, and will arrive in the city
ibis morning. Asbury viii be placed up-
on the bench
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Junior Games

The Eighth Ward Baseball club played
them by score OTIS to = The batteries
y gre SIbley and 9Eoffaf for the Eighth
ward and Hapgood and Shurtliff for the
Summers.
The Railway Juniors defeated the Low
ellis in a game yesterday morning. The
being 10 to 6. ~
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sc GROCER.

The Salt Lake rifisrnen VIII hold their
VIII BE- open this morning and a number
OF the members have announced their in
tentiOn of geing down for. q little prac-.
shooting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

The West Side Gun CLUB has a practice
shoot at the traps at Agricultural park
club announced yesterday that all ar
rargernents- Tor the Regular weekly shoot
had not. been made yet, ana until that
work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

The Salt Lake Hardware company in
formed the committed appointed by the
intersc no iaStic league to secssre a trophy
that Il would present the league with one
The Hardware company offers a cup.
pennant on any other trophy the COM
rnitt6e desires
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

l. B., Jones. on behalf Of the stock
brokers, has, challenged the salt Lake
pitseoal II team 10 an exhibition game The
STOCK bfokerys ,rccst veo~ theirs inspira ton
at the oontestl YES erday Ia afternoon Jones
says the stock brokers do not lay any
81. silss. - se.ng BAH PLAYERS. but are OF
easy -f---,.e ,-f-.s,- - - =,
w Z. Trap, last seasons manater. Of
Ane Pocatellc team, arrived in the city
yesterday Re came 10 Zion on business,
Duf took time TO so down to the bali
Pocateilo win have 4 team this wear. ard
they expect 10 arrange dates wfth some
ofthe Utah league teams
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Detroit, Isl; Milwaukee. 8.

Detroft. April 27-Six hits in the eighth
inning this afternoon, one of them a TWO
bsgser.s gave the eDtroits five runs nd
the third successive game from A1lIpau-
kee Holmes daring Dase-runnlng- wac a.
feature. Attendance S, 922. Score:
X. II r..
Detroit ..- ....k...........-.....I3 Is &
Bat teTfes-Yeager and Buelow; Hustz
ing, Keidys Conner and Leahy- (,
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the locals and nine IN he Visitors. III
Hawley's Foaly chance in right was
ri5uIlflIg. catch Of a high fly by Henry. In
the same inning. she ruth each OF the
SAT Lake outfieiders had ppt-out.
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At the Saucer Track

The agement OF the Salt Palace
saucer announced last evening that the
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Baseha1l Notes.

Manager CdppInger announced y-ester-
day that Heu1e Martin was tor sale. He
states that the Ogden player is one OF
the best in this section of the country
and. after. carefully considering the mat
ter, be has concluded 10 let him for for
$1,000.
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CAMPS made s. fiae running careh IL J,
foul from Giraiius bot III Tie firse
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The loqusssious AfcQuaie hxndled the
middle garden ia. 1irst-sdass style. he
had tour pnt-outs and lp assist
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1901-04-17
Sherifs Sale!

By Virtue of an Execution, issued out of the
office of the Clerk of the District Court, in and
for Winnesheik County, State of Iowa, dated
the sth day of March, A. ID. 1901, and to me
directed and delivered have levied on all
the right title and interest of Ole S. Torgeson
in and to the following described real estate
situated in Winnesheik County, Iowa, to-
wit:
Lot one ~ of the Northwest quarter IN.
w. ~ of the South West quarter Is. w. ~
Section No. 30 Township go, Range "a, Win.
nesheik County, Iowa, which property / shall
expose for public sale as the law directs, on
Saturday, the 9th day of April, A. ID. 1901 at
the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, at the
Front Door of the Court House in DEBORAH, in
said County, or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy a judgment for the sum
OF $3.50 Dollars Damages, with interest from
the 2lnd day of February, 1876, at the rate OF
o per cent. per annum, and 81 so dollars, costs,
which Lars Iverson received on the End day
day of February, 1876, in the District Court
Of said County, against Knudt Torgeson and
Ole >. Torgeson said Judgment now assigned
and owned by NJ. ]. Brorby together with in
terest and accruing costs.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, March Goth 1901.
c. CHRISTEN Sheriff.
By OTTO OLSON Deputy.