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A6Oe - - aASGaaHs
Mos - - NnuEA-
EsnsAy AlIsesenEosus.

Notice Is lssrcby gwen ~ ~Issa Vt
nav eoneern thai she k,iio~lae ~
-crstsa e-arss animal Was t.Aeu ~
near osunns-sa. Co.srsdo. To ~u:
One -srassorrs ran horse. brs.ke.
sbeut ~ er IA wears old. wesghi
Jsg1 lbs, branded lame in rsShs
fore ioot
SAID animal bong unknewn -
this Board. unless chained by owner
ga "a before FEB. Z. U5. SAID essEas
animal Will be sald by ,his tk@sd
fsr the beneht of the owner when
found
STATE BOARD OF STOCK IN
>PECTloN COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-01-20
Profit IN Figs.

Last spring the Colorado agricul-
tural college purchased ten head of
hogs IN the Denver market for $llO
and fed them four months at a cost
of Si1. They were sold when the
market was low. five cents a pound
being realized. The net profit ON
the ten head amounted to x3I.25
This, however, was onl Y very
small proportion of the money msda>
for during the feeding PERIOD the
ten head of swine reared seventy-two
pigs. These pigs when taken from
their mothers were separated into
three lots of twenty-four each. One
of the lots was pastured ON alfalfa,
another on rape and the third on
barley and field peas, each bunch in
addition to their pasturage being
given grain feed From birth until
sale these pigs cleaned up 44,936
pounds of grain, costing approx
mately : per cwt. When sold
total weight was found of 1929
pounds, requiring therefore 3.5 lbs.
OF grain for every pound of flesh put
on during the feeding period A
local butcher purchased the pigs at
50 .25 per cwt. The sale brought
s691 so for the seventy-two pigs,
representing a net profit Of ee4S.55.
The total profit on the original in
yestment of SllO for the ten sows
and the subsequent 1896 for feed
consumed by both the old hogs and
the pigs amounted to $270.SO, or
about forty-four per cent.
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Svd>r ~ shs~ Cssss m Petition for sale Of
Desl kstnte.

Svasr - shew tssse Petition for sale Of
hesi kstste.
State Of Colorado,
Count, ., s,0n,.o0 In the ,r,s,,,y County Court
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Elmer carpenter order to show tsnss on
Petition for Sale Of Real
Deceased Estate.
This matter coming on to he heard on this
18th day of December A. ID. 1914 upon the peti-
tion filed herein by Henry + Lake, admiuistra
tor, Of said estate Tor the sale Of the following
aescrfoed real estate, or portion thereof
tN-wit:
The south Half of the South East Quarter Of
section Thirty two, Township Forty nine North
Range Pour West, New Mexico Meridian
AIS home tead hlIng and claim to the South
East Quarter of the South West Quarter of Sec.
tlon Tfartyfwo. Township Forty niue North,
kaDae -Four West, New Mexico Msritian; ais,
Lots Three t3 and Pour "a in Section Three
and Lots One and Eight (si in Section our
q township forty-eight North, Range -Four
West. New Mexico Meridian, all of the above
eeinG situate in the County of 6unnison and
seese o. Colorado Tor the purpose 81 paying the
And u new appea ring to the Court from said
petitlcn ths, proper and legal grounds exist for
Now, THERFf6RE Il is &C." ordered iers fSiSe by the
Court that David Carpenter and all other per-
SOFAS. II any there he who have any interest in
saiH estate who are heirs of said decesient, h..
and appear before said Court at the Court room
a said Court. in the Town Of Gunnison, ounty
enT state aforesaid, on the 3th day of January,
4. d. i~6, 81 the hour of Ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, then and there t. show
cause. II any there be, why order should not
- made directing the said administ rator to sell
he whole OF 50 much Of aid real estate as may
D. nece-sary for the purposes specified in said
pstition.
1T !S FURTHER ORDERED that this order
- pablisbed for at least four successive weeks
= the Gunnison News Cha mpion, weekly pub
lie nsvspapsr published IN said County,
Gro. HrrHrRrxerox.
County Judge.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-01-20
NV Live Ssock Associasina.

As predicted in the News CHAN
PIyS last week. the National Lave
>tack assoslatI8n was split square
gp the middle BY the Reorganization
scheme Of President Ilageabarth
The old members feared the power
winch railroads, commission Iaen and
packers would have under the pro
posed plan and ben II was evident
Il would carry, they Withdrew and
formed the American stock Grow
er : Association. This Is composed
especially OF cattle. horse and swine
growers. Roughly speaking, the
sheepmen. stock yards interests and
railroads retain the old organization
bunnisoH coEnty seems % have
been the FIRST association 90 expose
the scheme behind the reorganization
movement and our stock growers
association deserses the credit in
large part for defeating it's ends Con
rad Schaeier was elected president
OF the American association.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-01-20
'vfICIAL PAPER OF sUNSIsoN COUNTY
outinued from fra psee.

were adopted, and that Peabody is
as good as seated -
Under the pretense that the public
business would not permit the evi-
dence 60 be heard in joint session in
accordance with the plain provisions
OF the law, a committee of twenty
seven members has been appointed
or rather niue separate subcommit-
tees of three members each, to hear
and report upon the facts.
And this absurd and grotesaue
group of little committees, aggregst-
ing but little more than one fourth
the entire membership of the assem-
bly,, Is tied down by voluminous rules
that make it practically impossible
for the committee as a whole, or for
any subcommittee, to determine with
justice or TO report with fairness the
real facts OF the case.
1t onl y needs an examination of
the lengthy and complicated rules
adopted for the guidance Of the com
mIttee to convince any intelligent
citizen that they were drawn for the
purpose OF securing a predetermined
result
Governor Adams will not have as
much chance before that committee
as "vag' in a police court, and the
proceedings, from start to finish, will
be utterly unfair and devoid of dig
nifty
The rules override all the usual
laws of evidence. They make effect
i've cross examination of witnesses
impossible. They give the chair
man power to dictate the report of
the committee, by excluding matter
at his discretion and in that wav
practically confine the investigation
TO nine committees of one man each
They permit these subcommittee,
under the guidance of the managers
OF the conspiracy, to proceed to dis
tant parts of the state, and to act
independently upon the evidence
presented there They limit the
time of the defense, Gov. Adams,
TO the time occupied by the contest
or, GOV Peabody without taking
into account the time given to the
confession for evidence in rebuttal,
and with the further provision that
if the confession does not take advan-
tage of the full measure of time
allotted to him, the contestee, Gov.
Adams, must begin his answer on
the following day and must also
reduce his time to an equal period.
No better proof of the intentional
unfairness of the plan adopted is to
be found than the fact that the dem
ocrats were given only one-third of
the membership Of the committee
and that their representation upon
this committee was selected bv the
republican majority.
In fact, 1T is not too much to saw
that such a committee, so selected
and operating under such rules, will
find it utterly impossible to reach a
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-01-20

i@ar secssian b.sed upon she -csl..l
iacs~. a z.asseF hgw ssnceFe sna
hosis~s -e1ass q Size nseIlhers 4 the
conaHsIssse n.sy be
M . shz4az - dssais remains a.
- the re.l purPo-o a the lsssers
lkat hos cs,s4trsa she assembly
The FssrFo-e af she comasitses shs
-gt-csnaIzsssrs aac the rules II b.
pEescuf a. shs icai-iafer. a coma
T'ossie fs.sstias;if. lnapsc-ssoaAsss p.e-
tUre .; assHloeratse frauds N Itsaver
and other cueutles unsupported tv
sgch evidence A. would be required
a. &ny ceurt q recard "a tins siaic
and vSshoui such detail and ANALYSIS
a. - necc~.ary D. a clear unasr
standing o! the facts
The csulmIitee wi.l not determine
the number II votes honestly cas-,
inr governor. because 1t ss utterly
impossible - invesii gate aud dsSssde
that IN Size ttme al iss disposal
Af'A - y so It'AtitaitsfBJ u if4t ltX
Islsstsre that oa account of dome
cratic frauds. the total vote ai enoueh
precincis shall he thrown oui o.
overcome the majority of nearly 10.
thHl Tor Adams on the lace of the re-
turns. aud Hpon this showing the
republican majority af the loIni
session VIII be asked 10 declare
Governor Peabodys ; election.
And the present indications ar,
that the republican majority VII be-
he'd 10 commit this partisan hlander
aud political crime unless enoaeh
republican, members are deferred tS
an awakened public sentiment of the
honest republicans of the state.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-01-20

STATE or COLORADO, -
COUNTY or GUNNIsoN.
l. sam P. Spencer. president Of the above
ma med bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of nv kpox ledg.
and belief SsNL P. SPENCER Prp-idept
Subscrlbed and sworn to before me this nth
day Of January. lab.
lsEaLl o. n. AIKINE. Notary Public.
CoHRErr- Attest:
JOHN A. STEELE.
&c. PARSONS Dircetrr~
Sam ! r. SPENCER
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lfeAl PUBLICATIONS..

s.m~css. s'sorss.
sIsTE - COLOR no
ognIs 81 ssrni-un. lntheC ,suntf q ourt
Thk NA11bk ~
iesss tison.
Plaintiff
No -. NaRsts SUMMONS
trus.sf Wilson.
Defensianf.
The People of the >t4ts of ul,srato.
io trne-t Wilson, the Irfansisnt above
named tiEthrt No
huu are ber.b, required o. appear b. a. ac-
uut Or. night against yea b. She ab,Iec uanifa
plaintiff, Ia the iuuuty Curt ~ tannison
oilnts. state ~ tolorsdo and answer tisn n.lnI-
pi'iui tllcFuin within ttirts days az er snrpioe
hore'f " served within the STAT. 81 uiora H.
o. q served cut Of the State "a Colorado. nr hy
uuhilcait ion. within tity duys aft.sr sere ias
lefesi "a iseiee ui ilie aaF 81 srrF tee iuisr
W"ut VIII b. taken AGAINST Nuu nrcfsr 4iuE o. rlF
prayer of tho complaint and d the -srf ir.
heraoi be made by publication. then Tn duy-
aidll ional = tue said fifty aHys iasi hereiu
ab"Ne specified for appearance and answer viii
aforesaid
The said sci ION T. brought to- obtain decree
di--olv'ng the b'nts II matrimf.n NJ existing be
tween yon and plaintiff On tho grounds that f0s
m"re than one year last before the connmonce
ufeut ~ this action yuu have deserted tiiaiurfH
aud sh-.nted yourself IRON her Wiehoui cause,
aud further that You, being man M good b 81
ill health' have failed and refused 20 make any
lr~Nieion Tor the support Of plaintiff far more
tlian one year last before tine commenoeHient of
this action:
Plaintiff further seeks 10 be restored 10 her
maiden name Of Ie-ss rsvforb, costs Of this
SUIT, aud Tor such other rcli IN tho premises
a. may seem just tothe Iurt ~ more fully an
pear from the complaint filed in said 1 our IN
said action or To which reference Is hereby made
and a copy of which i- hereto attached
And YOU are hereby nai fed that " YOU fail TO
~ ear ami 10 answer 10 said complaint as
ehose required, the -aii plaintiff will apply 70
the tonrt for the reiief demsnded IN her ~ id
complaint.
- Given sn.der my hand aud the seal of
I nRAR said Court at Guuni-or. 20 said
County. this twenty ty-seyepth day of
- December A. u 1914.
y. N. NE6ENER. Gro. HFrHFRrNsroN
Atty for Plaintiff. Judge aud Acting Ciesk
First pub. Jan iS. Last pub. Feb 10
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AAaiRisfrntrix Nstiee.

Estate of Wilson Moore Decreased
he undersigned. having been sur,oirted Al
minlstratrix of the Estate - Wilson Moore Ia 10
oi tiie county 81 runni-on and State of olara-
ao- oeceas a. hereby gives notice that she viii
~ pear before the County Court of tiunni-on
county, At the tourt House in tiunni-on ON
N"naas, Januafy y. ls6, ~ which time all per
e'hs hsNiix Claims against SAID Estate are
notified ana request ed to attend for ne purpose
of having the same adjusted All person. in
u.'I ,I 70 sala Estate are requested To make
imuediate payment 10 he undersigned
Dated this 18th day Of December A d. r2s
SrsIE r. MOORE
Administrator
fnss pao- ps<- a ~; Lest pub. Jan a. 49,
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S~fsCE ~ vISAL ~syvaEvEsy

deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday the
eth day Of February. A. d. 1906. being one Il
the r. gulsr days OF tine December Term 81 the
C0anty Court of t'untIison County. in Probate
IN the state Of Colorado, 1, Anne N. Downey
before the Judge of said Court present nv fnal
settlement a. such sdministratrix and pray the
approval Of the same, and will then apply to be
discharged as such Administrative. Al which
time and place any person in interest may an
pear and present objections to the same. IL any
there be-.
ANNIE n. DowNEY.
Administrative Of the Estate of John q; Dovnev
decreased.
First psb. Jan. g. Last pub Feb. 8. Isos.
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RAaos q PrEs % Ssock AAsiSs

The t<'lio~saS gaosstsans repre-
seat the r.aec cd prsees p.sa ga the
bsasor market Tsesass os l..e 80
real ~eek
b'sef sssscEs. caasce grass
ers y-,ta4 -
Bred sieers. asealum a.
god -rassers 3.25a 3. ~
Cows aad neIfors. chosce
sss--ess 3.tssa 3 ~
Cows aud kesiers. medium
~ go~sd xrsssers 2tDta 2 10
Calves. veal, el.o.ce -,,a a .y1
Bulls. ssaes. ese 2Jsa , ~
teesiers. &D 10 ll6D ibs..
ge-yd 10 choice, ! =. X. 35ota ;. s5
! eeeiers. So b. .Hs ii,s..
common 10 taIr, h Z Il. 3Ou,a :. 40
>tockers. cho.ce, +. p. h 3.S5a S.5
>sockers. FAIR 10 good Booze 3 %
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-01-20
RAILROAD MOI"
Have You Ever Visited Florida

Here is what visitor has to say of Or
Dond- Waving palms, pungent pines.
groves II glossy leavea orange and lemon
trees. their branches bending under the
weight d the golden globes OF fruit. tropi-
cal drives and walks. the Halifax river
With its launches and boats. inviting to
any hshing parties on one side. and
the great ocean on the other. all combine
- make rmond one Of the drawing cards
% The cast coast Of Florida Low rates
TO Florida points, New Orleans. Galveston
and San Aatooio will be given and A,trac-
tive hscrature sent on application.
T. f. FISHER
q. p. A., {. 4 $. Ry-. Denver. Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-01-20

The forces a corruption. Of selfish
personal ambition. of merceuary
! greed of outrageous violation Of the
public will and all the gang Of poll
tical and labor pirates that grow fai
upon the spoIls Of continual strife
and agitation, can desire nothing
better than To- see the political pen
dulum swing to and fro between a
democratic machine that is utterly
corrupt and a republican machine
that rs equally bad.
But the honest people OF the state.
and the majority of the people OF
the state are honest, whether they
are democrats or republicans can
find little to please them in such a
spectacle as is now being presented
by the republican majority of the
legislature.
This popular majority Of honest
citizens had expected better things
OF the republican party, and it is with
feelings Of disappointment and OF
sincere regret tlsat We notice the
progress of the conspiracy that seeks
its ends by arbitrary partisan action
regardless of constitutional lmita-
tions, and includes as successive
steps the seating of Senator Barela,
and Senator Millard, and Governor
Peabody who were not honestly
elected by the people, the unconsti-
tutonal eJectment of the wrongfully
seated democratic senator's, Born and
Healy, the defeat or strangling by
amendment OF every reform measure
promised to the people, and the turn
ing over of the entire judicial, legis
latlve and executive machinery of
the state government to the rapacious
corporations whose steadfast purpose
is to plunder the people of Colorado
for the benefit of resident money
kings, and to distribute political
honors as reward among the most
faithful servants Of these corporate
interests.
1t is appalling that so many of
the republicans of the state should
allow themselves to be mislead
by the influences that have con- |
trolled the democracy in the past
and that are now fixing their deadly
hold upon the republican party in
power
In some way or other, soon or late,
the people Of Colorado will find their
way to enforce their will, against all |
obstacles, as the people of other
American states have done.
And it will be well for the party.
and it will be well for the political |
leaders, and it will be we'll for the
business interests, to stand with |
the people for honest and free gov
ernment and against revolutionary
conspiracy and selfish ambition and
corporate greed.
The honest citizens OF the state.
democrats and republicans, should
not fail by all means at their COM
mand TO impress upon their repre-
sentatives in house and senate the
lnsistent demand that the constitu-
ton shall be upheld and observed.
and that the on y standard of official
action shall be the will and welfare
OF the people.
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man, even the apprentices Joining the
ranks. About fifty men, including the
apprentices and proofreader, responded
to the call At the end Of the first week
two OF the larger Offices, employing
ABOUT sixteen or seventeen men capttu-
lated and signed the agreement. They
the franklin Printing and Ensravins
Company, are still out, and on them we
are center1ng all our efforts, with, we
think, good prospects of success. Quite
a number of our men have found work
In the other offices on account of the
work we have succeeded in taking away
from the struck shops, and now we
have about twenty men reporting to
Utica, N. Y.-strike on, Typothetae
refused to discuss eight hours. Twelve
offices out OF twenty-one signed, in
Guiding three of best. Twenty men and
three apprentices out. Typothetae Of
f1ces signed.
Watertown, N. Y.-Offices affected
by the strike badly handicapped and
knowledge Of printing business Is
slight. The country round about Is
being sarched for non-un1onists who
will agree to work in the WATERFOWL
Offices, but with small success. Union
members firm and confident of victory.
and furthermore determined to remain
out until the offices settle, which they
cure competent printers.
Wilkes Barre, Pa.-Strike still on in
one office
Winnipeg, Man.-seventeen offices
Fsigned, eleven out. Union refuses to
accept travelling cards.
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there is claimed to be due and there is
actually due upon the said mortgage
debt, at the date Of this notice, the sum
OF $223.32 principal and interest; and.
WHEREAS, said mortgage contains 4
Power Of Sale in due form, which has
become operative by reason of the de-
tault above mentioned, and no action or
been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured nv che said mortgage or any part
Now. THEREFORE,, notice is hereby
given that by virtue Of the Power Of
Sale contained in said mortgage, and
pursuant to the Statute in such case
made and provided. said mortgage viii
described therein. situated in st. Louis
County, and State Of Minnesota. de-
scribed as follows to-wit:
Lot Seventy-Four 90, in Block Fifty
Eight l5S), Duluth Proper, Third Division,
according to the recorded plat thereof;
Sheriff Of St. Louis County, Minnesota.
at the Front door of the Court House. in
the City OF Duluth, in said County and
State on the 9th day of November, A.
D. 1905, at ten O'Clock a. m, at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
to pay said deb. and interest, and the
sum of $500 attorneys fees stipulated
closure, and the disbursements allowed
by law; subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the date OF
BAGTA SUMMERS,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
Dated October 18th, A. D. 1905.
VIM. r. SPENCER
Labor World, Oct. "A, Il, Is, No. 4, II, IS,
1905,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Brooklyn Eagle, says in speak
ing of Fred Faulkner's company in
''The Girl From Sweden which will
appear at the Metropolitan. 1T did not
require an opera glass to see that the
large audience at the Grand Opera
House were more than pleased with
Fred w. Faulkner's company of con-
edians and condolences in the new
Swedish comedy drama, 1.-THE Girl From
Sweden" Specialties are introduced by
members Of the company throughout
the play and everyone who attended the
play went away happy and pleased.
VIM. Owens &C mpany in Othelo Mon
day night.
Vaudeville and Burlesque given in
| kaleidoscope confusion and with spec
tacular brilliancy in some measure de-
scribes the performance Of THE utop-
ians."" who open an engagement of five
nights, and three matinees at The Net
tropolitan Monday evening.
This show has long been favorite
with theatcr-goncs but this season it is
better than ever and cen rightly claim
the honor Of be'Eg :he leading organ
ization Of its kind or the road. The
company has been sclec:cd with thu
greatest care. There are more than d
score Of young ladies ard all Of the:'r4
can claim beauty, Ehnrcly forln and
sweet yoice.
The comedians are headed by John
w. Jess and Joe Madden and are fun
makers par excellence.
mixed, Muddled and Fixed" Is the
title of the piece selected to show off
the company. 1t is in two acts with, an
Ohio Of high class vaudeville acts be-
tween. This olio is headed by OHanna
San, a beautiful woman Of the Orient,
in a brilliant electrical act, called
"scenes from Japan 1t will be the
first appearance Of O Hama San in this
city but she will doubtless duplicate
the furore she created in the principal
cities of the old world.
J. Others on the vaudeville bill are Mad
den and Jess, premier Irish comedians:
the Two Ashtons, comedy jugglers;
Brooks Brothers, comedians; Rose JEAN
cite, singer and dancer, and Blackford
and Hunter, clever sister team.
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,,r 0T I'd: to , E3a@11e Accogats. Etc.

of +" MiHHhs hseo c6GN4T OF
St. Louis-ss. In Probate Court,
Special Term, October 9Th, 1905.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of William
Burke, Deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of
Felix McAlinder, Administrator Of the
estate of William Burke deceased. rep.
resenttng among other things, that he;
has fully administered said estate, and
praying that time and place be fixed
for examining. settling and allowing
the final account of his administration,
and for tho assignment Of the residue
Of said estate to the parties entitled
thereto by law.
It is ordered. That said account be
examined. and petition heard by this
Court, on Monday, the 9Th day of Nov
ember A. D. 1905 at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the Probate Office in the Court
House in the City of Duluth, In said
County.
And it is further ordered, That notice
thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested, by publishing copy of this
Order once in each week for three sue
hearing. in the Labor World a weekly
newspaper printed and published at
Duluth, in said County.
Dated at Duluth. Mimi, the 9TH day
of October 1906.
BY the Court,
j. b. MIDDLECOFF,
Judge Of Probate.
<ssal Probate Court st. Louis Co,
Labor world-oct. IA. Fl and %, 1905.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
WHEREAS, default has been made in
the conditions Of a certain mortgage
which was duly executed and delivered
by Joseph H. Brown and Ellen Brown,
mortgagors, to Alfred Kjellin, mortgage,
bearing date the 18th day of February.
1904, and which was duly recorded in the
office of the Register Of Deeds In aod
for st. Louis County, Minnesota, on the
25th day Of February, A.. D. 1904, at Bis
O. clock p. M. in Book 1911, Of Mortgages,
ON page 227; such default consisting In
the non-payment Of the sum Of $4,000:
being the principal sum secured by said
mortgage which was due and payable
on the 18th day Of August, 4. p: 1901,
together with interest on said principal
sum, at the rate Of Seven 60 per cent
per annum from said February 13, 1904.
which said sum is actually past due and
WHEREAS, for valuable cons.dera-
ton. and by an assignment in writing.
said Alfred Kjeliin. mortgagee, and duly
recorded in the office Of the Register OF
Deeds in and for st. Louis County,
Minnesota, on the 10th day Of October,
A. D. 1904, in Book 147 OF mortgages. on
page 473, said mortgage was duly assign
ed and transferred to Biagia Summers.
who is now the holder and assignee OF
said mortgages; and,
WHEREAS, by reason Of the premises