Gilpin observer., 1904-02-11
sHERirE,, >ALs

BY virtue ri certain writ Of execution issned
ont of and un'h he he pi trict Court
Gilpin county. Colorado, Q m direct d, wi. r~hy
i am commanded to make the sum of Forty
Nine TIL ,usand. Four Hundred Sixty-Five
and eO-lOI 1$i9,li59O) Dollars. damages. and the
further sum Of Fifteen and a0-l0J ($i5s0) Dol
lars costs, the amount of indpme recently
obtained in SAID DstIio Com IN favor 81 LEROY
j. Williams and against Tue banta-Hiil Con-
solidated Mines Company, corppiation, ,ieiend-
ant, out of the lands and tenene II, goods and
chattels OF tie above named Judgment debtor,
| have leviea upon the followins described rea,
estate lands, mines, premises, buildings and i'm
provements viz The land and property known
as The Hill Mineral Farm; lying and being IN
the south half Is ~ of the northwest one-
quarter IN w a and the north half of the sontt-
west quarter Is w AZ of Section nineteen (l9),
(725 west of the Sixth Principal Meridian; also
all cf the interest of The Banta- Hill Consoi-
dated Mines Company in and to the sonth half
said section nineteen 90, and all of the interest
of the Bauta-Hill Consolidated Mines Company
in and % s half d eeon Il of sry hi Horae s IT
township three (S) south, Range. seventy"two
(7l) west of the Sixth Principal Meridian. in
said county, containing in all three hundred (S0J)
acres NOR. less, and being the same premises
conveyed to George w. Hill by Daniel Banta,, by
deed dated October y isss sr and recorded bn f,n in
of the county clerk and recorder OF Gllpin
county Colorado; ais being the same land and
1898, to The Bunta-Hill Consolidated Mines
Company by John Livezey, together with all
nilpS and minerals therein ana All machinery
thereon, and all buildings ana lmproveni ants
thereon together with the privileges and appur-
tenances to the same belonging,
| further certify that by virtue of said writ of
execution have levied upon and taken into my
possession the following described personal
property, goods and chattels, to wit: One lu0 ii.
p. boiler. one 90 II. p. boiler, one upright boil
er, two holsters, one air receiver one heater, one
feed pump, one NJ. Cameron pump, one No. .
Cameron pump, two Snow pumps. three large
ore buckets two small ore buckets two cars,
two sets chain blocks, two wheelbarrows, one
wise, two small lamps, one large lam twenty
five feet l-nch hose, fifty feet Pinch hose two
large water tanks, two large screens, one hand
screen, ll25 feet slides, (6I5 feet under water
7l5 feet ladders, 1915 feet under waterl, one A.
inch suction hose two windlasses, two bellows,
80 feet I-inch rope, one compressor, two brooms,
one root blower, two fire rakes, is-barrel, Gallo
fuses, 20 pounds BOD nails, % pounds sod nails,
20 pounds SOD nails. 10 pounds rail spikes, three
chains. 80 inches timber. $50 laggng three large
sheave wheels, two small sheave wheels,
one powder magazine, four steam gan es,
two lubricators; two pinch bars, three
timber saws, two slide stalls, one broad axe, two
Mason hammers, two squares, one 2-inch auger,
three anvis, two large files, ten pick handles,
- feet 3-inch hose, packages = packing three
packages 4 packing. one set ruler valves, 2.OeO
pressed brick, $50 fire brick ten gals. cylinder
OIL five gals. machine Cil one battery, twelve
shovels, three picks. one sledge hammer, three
copper oil cans. three packages LAMP black, two
sacks cement, three axes, one hatchet, one brace,
one blacksmith hamner. two sIngle-hand nam
mers, one s-pound hammer one steam whistle,
one milestone, four monkey wrenches. three
pairs blacksmith tongs, IS hand drills, one bar
sin. steel, pair blocks, one grindstone, one
pail axle grease 800 feet 2inoh pipe, $50 feet un-
der water). AGO feet 5-inch pipe, $50 feet under
water, $50 feet finch pipe, (i9u feet under wa
teri, 500 feet 7-s-cable, 500 feet is-cable. two
| plows two harrows one garden seeder, five po-
| tato forks three scythes, - gnrden hose one
| moving machine, one disc. two hay rakes, one
hay rack one 3-i.c farm wagon, one spring
wagon one buck board. three pitch forks five
water barrels, two sets double harness. one sci
single harness. one saddle, two collars two small
saddles, one ice box, one small center table, one
cupboard, three dressers, three wooden beds.
two iron beds, four bed springs, nine mattresses,
two chamber sets, four rockers, two arm chairs,
| (old) one hanging lamp, two kitchen ranges,
| four porch benches, six porch chairs, nve ia
blee one hand pump. three frying pans. three
baking pans, one pan cake griddle, one large tea
pot one large coffee pot, one wash boiler, one
nickel lamp, ten chairs, three mirrors sixteen
plates, one doz. dishes, half dozen saucers.
Therefore, according to said command, shall
offer for sale at public auction to the highest
| bidder for cash in hand, all the right title and
| interest of the above named defendant, Che
| poration in and to the above described property,
! real personal and mixed, Satufdl ly, the 18th
day OF Fepraary, a. ID. la0i, at the hour Of ten
o'clock A. II. of said day, at the shaft house on
I what is kndvn MS the Hill Lode and Mining
/ claim, on said above described real estate, il
| Pleasant Valley Mining district, county of Gil
| pin and state of Colorado
Dated February 2, A. ID. 1904.
THOMAS CODY,
Sheriff of Gilpin County, Colorado.