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Evening journal., 1905-07-14
KANE RETAINS
COUNCIL SEAT
Contest Dropped by Joseph
H. Green, Defeated =
Candidate
EVIDENCE NOT STRONG ENOUGH

Councilman James Kane, of the
Fourth ward, will hold his seatN in
Council. This was decided at last
nights session of that body, when
Councilman Taylor, of the Seventh
ward, who presented the petition Of
Joseph II. Green the defeated RepIb-
lican candidate, arose and stated that
he had been asked by MI Green to
withdraw the contest On his motion
the request was granted. This settles
all the contests which were before
Council and no session viii be held
this evening
The Republican councilmen after
the meeting stated that the evidence
against Kane was not strong enough
to warrant a contest and for chat rea-
son the matter was dropped. There
VIII, therefore, be no meeting tonigh--
Council confirmed the election of
Enoch Moore as harbor master by the
Board of Port Wardens. The clari, Of
Council cast the ballot.
Mr.. Simmons presented a cOmmuni-
cation from a number of citizens and
property owners asking that four arc
AbhN9 NC pldteA lh hlbiith obittt Loi ~
The communication was referred 10 the
park and finance committees.
City Treasurer Blaine reported the
balance to current expenses to be:
Union National Bank, S45.S44.67; First
National Bank, S44S2; bonds and in
terest, S1O9.61; park fund, $500; total.
S45, S39.1O; received of Eugene NJ. Say
ers Sl9,575; George II. Mccall. S26.-
S75; Sidney Winchester, $55I55; John
Boughman. $129.27.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
HAY FEVER MAY BE CURED
Nasal Massage and Vaccination by Sc
rum Is Reeomnendod.

Hay fever patients have hope before
them in the series Of experiments that
have been undertaken I'm the labora-
tofles Of Germany. The recent results
urge that the sufferer bare his arm
urd be vacclnatcd with "a serum made
flom the pollen OF plants and later
i4ve the mucuous membrane of the
0rse massafed. This cure has been
worked by Professor Denker. OF
if,ltnscr Chicago doctors say that 81
wise FOR hay fever victims to take
enc by the forci0ck and begin az once
build UP the health with 0tonics and
rcoust coalitions prevail IN the sys-
e,n at the date fixed for the first hay
aver paroxysm the attack may be
Narded on and escape possible. or II it
cares the attack viii be a light one
Sreczing days begin as soon as the
Pollen or the GRASSES ripen. Sufferers
irQll rose cold have had their hours
ot discontent ever since the first bud
lnfolded its leaves In the garden.
'cheir disease Is much the same as hay
fever so authorlties state. and IL Is
possible that "a Ike senstivencss to
dust ana atmospheric conditions exists
in both cases. Rose cold comes az soon
IS the flower perfume is diffused in
the air. II IS accompanied by watery
eyes. sneozing. general discomfort ana
a much swollen and innamcd nose.
Peach fever beginning later ia the
year. is akin to both hay fever and rose
cold The name probably suggested
itsef at the season when peaches were
ripe and the first attack Of this un-
happy Influenza set in
A few years ago Professor Dunbar
Of Hamburg. found that 10y means Of
a solution Of salt It is possible to ex-
tract from the pollen OF varieties Of
grass held responsible for the disease
a. substance which, through its effects
uTon the mucous membrane OF the
hose or eye. has shown itself to be
the poison of hay fever. What has
heretofore been surmised has now been
denonstrated-that a peculiar predls-
position is necessary 10 contract the
Disease. Professor Denker. Of Erlangen,
has made a series OF further experi-
neuts, and has published his conclu-
sions in the Munich Medical Weekly
Journal"
He first vaccinated hay fever patients
with the serum prepared by Professor
Dunbar, and regretfully ascertained
that the remedy did not always pro-
49, 'hN uN9Ito enecl lie feSorted "a
another mode of treatment. consisting
m massage Of the mucous membrane
~ the nose. which must first be rend-
erred insensible by cocaine. The mas.
sage is made by means Of prob,
covered with cotton and is made ono,
day lasting only from two to thre,
minutes for each nostril: later on,
minute longer. The result so far OBJ
served In eight cases have been yer,
Encouraging. and the favorable effects
have not only lasted for one year, bu
have also been noticeable in the secon,
year, writes Consul Guenther from
Germany. As hay fever is very irri
tating and, on account OF its recur
a'ence., very troublesome. trial o
Professor Denlyer's method is recon-
n1ended.-chicago Evening Post.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
WILL PUNISH FLAG INSULTERS
American Members Of the Order Of Or.
angemen Who Took Part Must be
Suspended

Eoston, July 14.-Dr. Henry fiull. SUI
rtrme grand master of the Orange IN
stituie. announced yesterday thnt he
has ordered the Immediate suspension
cf every American member OF the or
der who was concerned IN the Insult to
the American flag at London. ont, yes
tefday, and has demanded that the
Canadian supreme grand master sus-
pend the Canadian mcmbers vino tore
down and trampled upon the American
tag.
Lr. Hull says II his wishes are not
respected he will suspend the lodges to
which the Americans are accredited.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
Jack Russell Released.

York, July 14-OuthelGer Russell. of
the York Tri-State team. has been re-
leased IN order, It is said, to cut down
the expenses Of the York Athletic
Association Russell was with the
team last season and an Of this season
so far. He will finish the present week
out He has offers from Harrisburg.
Coatesville and Albany, y. Y. His
place VIII be filled by one Of the
pitchers when the latter is not in the
box. It Is rumored here tonight that
Jack Reynolds, Of the Atlantic city
team, has been landed by Manager
Heckcrf
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
MARRIAGES. Al BARGAIN PRICES
Board, Bridal Chamber and Ceremony
all For a Fec Of so Cents.

Indianapolis. July 14-Aspiring to the
reputation of marrying squire p
after many years in the magistrates
office where none came to be married,
james EIleran, of Henry county, pub
hshed a notice IN a local paper agree
ing TO marry couples for fifty cents
each at his home and throw in a
nights lodging and supper and break
fast, Tho notice was read with in-
eredulity, bui when a couple appeared
tho magistrate gave them supper and
provided them with the best room in
his large residence.
The next morning he gave them
breakfast ana would accept nothing
but fee OF 30 cents. Another and
smother couple came and We're accorded
like treatment and within the last
week there has been q rush Of couples
from Henry and surrounding counties.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
LANCASTER WAS EASY
FOR WILMINGTON A. A.
Hilbert Was Touched Up for
Fourteen Hits and Lost by
Score of 9 to 5

Lancaster. July 14-Wilmington to-
dsy defeated Lancaster by TO 3. They
hit Hilbert hard and won an easy vic
tory. The locals We're unable 10 hit
Lucas until the ninth inning, when
they got their eye on the ball and
managed to score their only three runs.
superb fielding on the Wilmington side
was a feature. Attendance, 600. Score:
LANCASTER.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
Inlured WhlIe shlftina cars.

While shifting cars at Hazel Dell
yesterday William II. Honey, brake
man on the P.,. B. & W. railroad, had
his left hand crushed by being caught
between the conrlers on two cars. He
was brought to ihe emergency hospital
at the French street station and Dr. J.
"a. Draper summoned The physician
found 1t necessary ia amoutate the Ia
dex finger at the first joint
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
SHERIFF SALES

si1 ;ltN~ SALE. by VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levan Facias to me directed
VIII be eA posed to public sale. al the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets IN the city
Of Wilmington New Castle county
State of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF JULY, 1865,
At 10 o'clock a. M,
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot of land situate in
the said city of Wilmington, bounded
and described as follows, 10 wit:
Beginning at the northerly side Of
Eighth street between Franklin and
Broome street at the distance of ono hum
dred feet westerly from the westerly
side of Franklin street. thence northerlv
parallel to Franklin street one hundred
and forty feet thence westerly parallel
TO tishth street ninety-seVcn feet, thence
sonherly parallel 20 Franklin street one
hundred and forty feet TO the aforesaid
norherly side of Eighth street and thence
thereby castcrly nincty-scven feet TO the
place of beginning, be the contents there
OF what they may.
Provided always nevertheless that the
said Joseph r. ID. Seeds and Henry Il.
Seeds their heirs and assigns shall not
erect or cause to be erected any building
or buildings on the said premises nearer
than fifteen feet 10 the usual building line
of Eighth street.
Being Tho same land and premises which
the sold William J.. 6. Thomas and Mary
E., his wife by indenture dated the
day OF A. D.. 1902 and record
ed in the Office for the recording of deeds
Sc. in aud for New Castle county afore-
said i'm Deed Record Vol page
Nc.. did grant and confirm unto the said
Joseph r.. u. Seeds and Henry b. Seeds
I'm foe.
This indenture of mortgage is given to
secure the said sum Of forty-fivo hundred
dollars as a part Of the purchase money
for the above described lands and prem
ises
The following portion of the above de-
scrihcd re1l estate has been released
from the lien of the mortgage unon which
the within Indictment was recovered.
an that portion OF the above mentioned
and described property bounded and de-
scribod as follows, to Wit
Beginning at "a point on the northerlN
side of EIGHTH street at the distance of
orc hundred feet westerly from the west-
eflv side ~ Franklin street, thence north
erlv narallol with Franklin street one
hundred and forty feet 10 o corner thence
westerly parallel with Eighth street sew
enty-twO feet six inches 10 another cor
nor thence souiherlv rarailol with Frank
lin girfot one hundred and forty feet to
tho said northorlv side Of Fighfh street
and thence therchv easterlv sevenfv-twO
foot six inches TO the nlace of beginning.
be the contents thereof whnt they may.
co'vod ard talfen IN execution as tho
vived F'iiznhoth " Seeds. his wife) and
Henry u Seeds. mortgagors and it's and
90 be sold by
sherln's oiaoe. wilmington Del.
July "A. 1905.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
Purehased New launch.

Clarence G.. Kirk has purchased q
new launch which will be placed in
commission. The headquarters Of ,hc
boat will be at the Orchard on .he
Brandywlne' Tle new craft has been
christened Eunice and is % feet .ong
and Z feet beam.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
MoonIiaht Exoursion.

The High School Alumni took it's
regular annual moonlight excursion to
Washington Park last night. Despite
the threatening weather the excursi IN
was a success, there being 500 per-
sons who took the trip
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
Broke Same Arm Twloe.

Dover, July 14-While playing with
some of her nicces Mrs. Harry f. Ford.
wife of the proprietor of the Bayard
House. fell and broke her right elbow.
As this arm had previously been
broken the injury is more than usually
painful.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
Motorman Minus His wateb.

Motorman Hiram II. Harvey. Of the
Wilmington and Darby line. while rum
ping special car last night. found it
uecessary TO make change at Gordon
Heights
After he had done so. he discovered
fnat he had lost his watch. which was
Of gold, Waltham movement. and ini-
Gals H. II. on the back. The crystal
was also broken.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
pennsylvania cHAUTAUoUA.
Reduced Rates TO MT cretna via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

For the Pennsylvania Chautauqua.
to be held at Mt. Gretna. Pa. July ] to
August 8, 1905, the Pennsylvania rail-
road will sell special excursion tickets
from New York. Philadelphia. Chest
nut Hill. Phoenixville. Wilmington.
Perryville, Frederick, Nd. Washing
ton, d. c., East Liberty. Butler. Indi-
ana. Connellsville Bedford. Clearfield.
Martinsburg. Bellefonte. Waterford.
Canandaigua, Wilkesbar-e. Tomhick-
en-. Mt. Carmel. Lykens and principal
intermediate points. 10 Mt Gretna and
return. at reduced rates. Tickets viii
be sold June 25 to August 5. inclusive.
and will be good to return until Au-
gust 16 Inclusive. For specific rates
consult ticket agents.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
WILMINGTON A. a

"bdlitN LOT iiiincll IN nlnln
eMoss out for bunting third strike.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Lancaster o.. .......O.OO 100000 3-3
Wilmington A A.o.O 1 1O1122 Is
Earned runs-Lancaster /; Whining
ton, 4. Two-base hts--Davis, 3; Lucas.
Rothfus. Three-base hit--IIelly. Sacri-
flee hits-Bussey. Crepo. Lucas. Bases
on errors-Lancastor. T. Wilmington. 1.
Stolen bases-Campbell, Kelly. Moss.
Left on bases-Lancaster, g. Whining
ton, z. Double plays--Baler to Mauch.
Lucas to Moss Moss 20 Crepo to Bus
sey; Campbell 10 Algiicw Struck out
BY Hilbert. 3; by 1Acas. 2. Bases on
bals-Om Hilbert, .; off Lucas. 2.
Jlnpires-Drauby and Gray. Time
80.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
John Wanamaker to Sneak.

john Wanamaker, Of Philadelphia,
viii make an address at Brandywine
Springs Park at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. He is president OF the
Bethany Brotherhood, of Philadelphia.
which organization will bring an ex-
cursion to the Springs tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
Apnointed Notary PubIIo.
,nccIai no The Evening Journal,

Special to The Evening Journal
Dover, July 14.--Governor Lea today
appointed George w. Bennum' Repuo-
lican. of the Ninth Sussex district, to
be notary public at Georgetown.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

and come to the Tri-State under an
assumed name. This report comes
from Chicago Thielmm vanished on
June 23, pleading illness He w0s told
TO report 10 Chicago on July a, but he
Iid not show up. Il Is thought that
ne has Jumped his contract. IN which
case the Cardinals win be badly crip-
pied. rhelman has been practically
their only winning pitcner, and has
been doing grand work all season.--
Williamsnort News.
The Montreal team Of the Eastern
League has secured the services Of
George Fox. the star catcher OF the Ale
toona team. FOX jumped from the
southern League 20 Altoona and IL is
claimed that his release has been pur-
chased by Manager Bannon of the
Montreal Williamsport News.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
THE STANDING
THROUGHOUT THE CIRCUIT

II is rumored in York that Captain
Jack Bagley of Heckert's champions.
has received an offer TO captain and
manage team in the New England
League and that he is seriously con-
sidering leaving the York team within
the next week. Bagley mas proved a
capable leader for Heckert's forces
and his departure would be severely
felt al this stage Of the game-Johns-
town Tribune.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
TRl-STATE STATISTICS.
YEGTERnAN.s srnR EG

Wilmington, 9; Lancaster g.
Coateavile 6; York O.
Wlliamsport, G; Johnstown, 2.
Harrlsburs G. Altoona. l. Mrst game)
Altoona. p, Harrisburg. 1. (second gama)
NOW THE rTTrIs ssrANT
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

Quicksilver miners follow the most
qs,h ealthy trade in the world The
trath Of employees drop out. owing 10
O. fumes Of the mercury producing
CONSTANT salvation and the system be-
foning permeated With the metal.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
THE STANDING
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF VEST FRIDAY.

ST. Louis. 3, Philadelphia. o.
Philadelphia, ?; st. Louis, 1.
Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn, 3.
Now York, &; Chicago. /.
Boston. G; Cincinnati, I.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
AMERlcAN LEAauE.
RFsT1ITs On YrSTrRnJ !

Cleveland. 9; Athletics. 3.
St Louis, z; Washington. g.
ST. Louis. 8; Washington. /.
Detroit, 6; New York. 3.
Boston. .; Chicago. /. 90 innings).
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
ATLANTIC CITY hotels.
THE CLARENDON

Virginia Avenue, near Beach.
Atlantic City. N. ].
Rooms en-suite with tiled baths; sun
parlor; steam heat. electric lights. eie-
vator to street level. Perfect sanitation:
two minutes to Steel Pier and convenient
TO all amusements. Rates $3.50 to g0
daily. $40 to SIS weekly. Booklet upon ap-
plication. M. d. NEIAIAN.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

The Best 25o. Hair Brush
At Csrtmelps. 9th and Madison-
Evening journal., 1905-07-14
A Tempting Breakfast

Is 70 be had now without much trouble
II your meats are bought here and your
cook knows her business. You may be
sure the steaks. chops, outlets, roasts,
legs of lamb-anything in the meat line
Our supply will be found to be tender,
juicy, high grade everyway, except as
TO price. which is always reasonable.
Try our Blue Rock Butter. 25c. pound.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

In all probability the new pitcher
being negotiated with by the local
management win be landed in a day
or two. Melchoir and Mcconnell both
OF whom know him, say he is a
lcrackerjack. He is the best twirler in
one of the minor leagues. The local
club has met his terms.-Johnstown
Tribune.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

Upp and Manning are fighting for
the hard luck honors Of the league.
The Williamsport boy lost fifteen
inning contest yesterday. II this pair
of twirlers opposed each other it might
break the luck for one Of them
Johnstown Tribune.
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

si' ,irW~ SALE. by VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levan Facias to me directed
VIII be eA posed TO public sale. al the
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
of Wilmington. New Castle county
Sinla of DnlnWnro
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

ThleIman has lumped the cardlnala
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

A dispatch from York says; Umpire
Laird. who omciated I'm the game be-
tween York and Lancaster today. was
saved from a mob by policemen when
the contest was concluded" And the
York players on Wednesday said he
was fine umpire.-Lancaster Exam
iner. He is a good official and should
be retained on the stan The players
know he Is the boss. Wilmington play
ers have a different opinion Of Laird.
ThIelman has Jumped the Cardinals
Evening journal., 1905-07-14

sherif-s oiaoe. wilmington. Del.
July A. 1905
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
UNCLE SAM INTER.
FERES WlfH CUPID

From the pltlful plieht Of an urre-
quilted love. interforod with by the
Chinese exclusion act. Charles -
Chinese merchant 81 f,ogsiahnrr h
assailed by the United sta3os an.
thoritloa With the charge OF bleamv
All the result Of his ovcrambitlons
impulse 90 secure q daughter nf the
flowry Kingdom.
Deputy Unlied States Attorney A.
+. Madicr returned fo the CITY thta
morning from Lordaburg and clifton.
Ariz., whore he was called on Chlneas
deportation matters. he tells Inc
story OF the undolng Of one Charles
Lee.
A few months AGO Mr.. Leo applied
20 an Orieniai matrimonial buroau for
= wife, Tho wife was soon dsllverrd.
but before the Knot could be tied. a
United States officer appeared ara
questioned the riRht OF tho bflde.to
be IN the land OF Uncle Sam. and an
onort was made 10 prevent Tire lsau.
ance uf q marrlaHo certificate 10 Char.
lic. But love would not be- thwnrted.
sud now an American merchant has
wife whose right 81 residence h
questioned.
~ now Develops" said Attorney
Medlcr, "that Ice had 4 Moriran wife
previous 10 HIS late marriage. from,
whom he has never been divorced.
ana now we ara going 10 Try him for
Charles lee has retained Judge noa,
Of ~ f.asn. az an advisor IN hls maiFi.
moniai tanEles. and the case has been
postponed until the defense can get ~
case ready.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

0urule. romas-l.and 70 varna wide "a
Grant line IN precinct No. 8. IA. IN M
~ lfisarri' = q aanchcn, n. Grant line.
w. Public road. land toN1N yaraa. pre-
c,nct NQ. 20 on n: and 3 by n San.
ttie2 feet n precinct No. q lid on N.
Ata,ise,,s 80, p,..i1si' ii''isia, "
"a b q Tho ~ VI a n c n ~ d is..
~ ?, Hlucf J =. A1cdaca addition. lots
anu s. block ?. - Apudaca ndditon, lots
I, 2. Z and q BLOCK e. ~ Apodnca nddltinnl
l.ut 9 block -, J, Apodaca addition, tnson
ts,i pnaity, $40. essis, 3leg. total.
0afuie. Tomas land % yuras vida IN
precinct o. NJ Yriaarrii 81 ssncher. NJ
Grant line; ~ public road. land s,rioa
iett prtcinct No. 81. n. and q, NJ Apo.
uncni ~. hNreloR rua4. W.. III Auodncns
anl precinct No. n ifN9i Vafla. ~ AZ
Marie. y, NJ, Gnruia. H.. az Thonna. "
=. y. orieEol lota 4 10 O. bloct I. 3 Apo
lnca addiiionf lots 81. block B. 81 APO.
nacn nudiuqH, iutN 1886. block s.
Apppaca additions lot Q, block ~. j. Apo
costs, ttbQi total. - n
nlrule, 5uanith-iand. ". public road
Z. hafelaai y. T. ardiiloi W river.
e,fgst innd 80. N. l.. dcdillo. IA road
p. fellroaui Vs. Second street. 3 acres.
.-ne bd. n. y. 5cdiilo; ,. n n, perca
y. eecen street W. public road. i ~
&C.,, ANA n. aediiioi 3 perea. n.
b9rsini Grant line VI. ditth. 1t acre.
lenu ~ y. Eastern addition ~. n,
a lufuiei y acres land n. public read
~ y. Apodnca. n. second street. YV ma
rrlaA roHdi taxes. tf3oi penalty. fr6t
costs, t4f. total. tieo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02
HALLlNA MORGAN WINS IN
GREAT RACE At CALESBURC
SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE cHEER
NEW MEXICO MARE TO vic.
TORY m HOTEL oTAkE--sTRAN.
GER Q. TIED.

hailina Morgan. owned by Joe nar
nett OF this city, pfOyof tho sensation
az the opening days laees on Tues.
dhy 81 the Great Western TrotfinR
end Pacing meet NJ 0alesbarg, MI.
slk thousand people checred tina New
Mexico mare to victory IN tho Hotel
stake for ayoar-uld PAGERS, the chief
event on the program.
Tho pincky little mare won her race
n thfec straight heats. Time, 2.f1A,
z'l5h and 2.feh. There were four
other starters, but accounts 81 the
race show that the Albuquerque mare.
driven BY Trainer r. A. Ff0at. Won
with ears. Frost IL spoken Of as hav.
ING driven q magnificent race.
Yesterday nj the ualesburR meet.
ing, Stranger o. was lied FOR ffst
place IL the 1909 pace and thls ma
was scheduled 70 BE- ron on this al.
tei moon.
The great western iroiilne aud pnc.
ing circuit. of Which the Qaleabufg a.
sociation b q member. drawn some
Of the fastest hoFsps IN tho country
and hnLks up the larrast puraas.
When this ~ taken into confederation.
Y can be seen that the 81. Elmo stable
has IN ~ string some ~ the bead
bfet horses ia the country.
NJ. barnett a. nov az gaieabufN
Win his horses and q not IN the city.
AZ has been STATED. Next week he viii
lake his horses ~ Lincoln. Neb,
where they VIII 30 raced.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-02

government land. tsxes ts.'', ss1a,, ~
tl..p, costs. % cents, total E4H
ihfainlllo. feffecteai improvements on
tnAerumcnt land taxes. {lflei penalty
I'LL costs - cNnlai total 81 %.
Noilcc ~ hereby furthor rfVen that
the undei signed tax collector foF Her.
nalilio county viii apply 10 tho de.
tfict court IN and Tor said county. on
The 2tth day OF September. 1905. for
Judgment against the ,ands, real Is.
tato and personal property. described
IA the foregoing tax ilsi. t0gether with
costs and penalties, and for an order
% sell the same 10 satisfy said uda.
meni; and that ne viii within thirty
days afie- the rendition OF said iudF.
mont against said property described
IN said liati and after having elycn no.
tice by n hand bin posted M the front
door % the building In which the dis.
trict court lor said c0unty n held. at
least ten DAYS prior 10 the day of sale
ofler for sale A. public auction In front
Of said buiidlne. the real estate and
personal property described In thls no.
tlce against which Judgment may be
rendered for the amount OF taxeAy
penalties and costs thereon.
FRANK A. HunuFII.
Treasurer and ex.Oficlo Collector OF
Dcrnallllo County. New Mexico