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New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Sunday, Nov. 10, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Caronia CBr) Liverpool November II and
o,IeanstoWn IL to Cunard Steamship Company
TJmited with 100 cabin and so storage passengers
nails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1:22
Steamer St Paul Passow Southampton and Cherbourg
Noyember IL the American Line with 1856 cabin and
mails and mdse Arrived at the
Bar a 4:10 a m
~ the CoTnpagne Demonstrations. with 23O
ab1 and SO3 steerage passengers mails and mdse Ar
rived at the Bar at 12:4S M -, 49,, no
steamer Faco CNor), Hansen. Coatsacocos october y
and Tsguna November f. W D Munson with mdse
Steamer Yunuri JCuban). Johnson. Cenfuegos October
q and Manzanillo November i, with mdse TO James r
Ward &. Co Arrived at the Bar at 9:oo d m o.-,-
steamer Gracian Prince (Br}, Hodson santos OctoDer
2s 10 the Company, with coffee Arrived al
ths sandr Bd HOOK J. 10. $50 mwind northeast
moderate breeze clear. r,-S
Tymeric tr). Carse. Shields October 81 to or
5sp IN ballast Received orders off Sandy Hook from
,sa pot boat NewJersey and proceeded for Baltimore
at 2:12 p >-. ~ ~ ,,-,,,, %
.ha old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mdse
PSssea Assem- IN Oneida curry Philadelphia to William
rqTde & Co with mdse Passed in Quarantine at 1o:o5
- ..,a,ta -s,ar Savannah Nloven,bar
- ~ the ocean with passengers and mdse Passed
IN ss jamestown Miller Newport News and Norfolk.
.. t6e ola Dominion with passengers and mdse
Passed &. Quarantine at 6:43 a m
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
Mr.. PLATT CONFIDENT.
Says He Is Sure He Can BRING
about Reorganization.

Senator Thomas c. Platt spent the day at the
Hotel Gotham yesterday The Senator was IN eA-
cellent spirits. When asked how his CONFER ehces
relative to change in the management OF lhe ~
County Committee progressing he salo'
find a unanimous opinion that something shouIu De
done The party needs reorganization ana pc
neye that It will be effected am in faVor OF tIe
election of J. Van Vechten Olcott as chairman. ne
IS a clean honest and able man. 1 have talkeu
with many of the local ieS3ers, and VIII 'alk
with many more. The sentiment, so far as those
have talked with is in favor of Mr. Oteott.
..1t is said" it was suggested, that MI ouei
has turned from Mr.. Halpin and Will have announcer
candidate?
'.I don't know anything about that repheo the
Senator. but am inclined TO believe it. cannot
conceive of odel being true to or on the evel win
anv one If he throws Halpin he just happens 10
ne the last in the catalogue of betrayed ones.
How about the SpeakerShlpE' was aSkeu
That said the Senator, lis something kIlo"
nothing about. / giving all my time TO the COLI
test for the reorganization of the County Commit
time vou can say that the County. Committee VIII
be reorganized and fumigated. The Repuollcans
Of this State will have able representatives IN the
county after JanuaryA1
Ex-Governor Odell not in the city yesteroay-
He is expected here to-day The friends Of ar.
Odsll said that he had called conference or lead
ers for to-day but il is understood. nevertheless
that he will see and talk with many OF the local
leaders regarding the local fight.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
DISCUSS FREE BALLOT.
Churchmen Sag Foreigners Do Not
appreciate Suffrage.

The subject Of discussion at the Peoples Meeting
at the Baptist Church of the Epiphany, Madison
ave. and 64th-st. yesterday afternoon, where the
srt S. Macarthur led in the discussion was "A
Free Ballot and Fair Count the Hope of the
Republic" There a fair attendance and a
number Of the present expressed views on
ways and means of purifying the ballot after the
formal discussion Of the subject by the ministers.
Dr. Macarthur, in opening, said in part:
The subject affects the fundamental rights of
every American citizen We have always D.
preciated the dignity and the glory it 1t comes
as matter or course TO the native born. but many
tance as many Of those who have not been born
here but have become citizens. The ballot box is
the expression Of the power vested in citizenship.
II is the palladium of American liberty and # the
lions of the Republic are removed.
Dr.. Peters. who followed. said in part:
The balance Of power in almost every community
is the purchasable vote, but pure ballot neces-
sary II the Republic Is to live. How can we stor,
the traffic in votes? One way TO do ii is by apIlre-
caung the value OF citizenship by the extension of
the naturalization period. The first naturalization
laws that were passed by Congress in 1890 offered
citizenship white male applicant Iyho had
spent two years in this country. This was sufSe-
ouently changed. requiring ii residence of five
Years. which increased 10 fourteen. and again
reduced five years, at which it has remained
since The frequency of legislation in this matter
during the first years of national life shows
mat from the very beginning the question was re-
fyavded as of national Importance Had our
fatilers dreamed that our immigration would
ssnouut 10 than a million q year they would
have devised effective safeguards TO protect their
cherished institutions from the dangers TO which
they would be exposed by alien races.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
PROPOSALS FOR IRON PIPE AND FIT

T1NGs. PORTABLE FORCES. ASBE5To5 cEMEiNIT CEN EN-
PIG LEAD TYPE AND rRINTiNG 3FFlcEo Ro9F4HG M4IE
NAILS scREWs TACKS. COAT HOOKS PooIt ,1 M NJ
BLIND HARDWARE Lo&EkS & d4 iaADDEhS, IS iaSi 1anei
Commission washington. D.. G.. November 90 1910
aIe Trrosais i'm tripcate will be received at the office
Of the General Purchasing officer Isthmian Canal Con
e. until 1890 4. M DecehloeT
s. 1905 at which time they will be opened IN PUBLIC & i%
$rrisbinr mentioned articles Blanks and fuu
lon NAV he obtained this Office the offices
If tho Assistant Purchasing Agents - state street New
YorL tYty. custom House. New Orleans, La; 90 New
Montgomery Street Francisco cal and 40 Chamber
20 C6nn1erce Building Wash; also from chief
OIarternaster Department OF the Lakes Cnlcago ahi
Commercial Club, Mobile, Ala-D. W. I'O9S Hele'di
1rchas Officer.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
QUESTION CTS VITALITY.
Federated Union Does Not Kn0tc If
Citizens Union Still Erists.

The Citizens Union attacked at the meet
ing Of the Central Federated Union yesterday,
and the question whether it was still alive was
discussed for some time. The discussion came
up on the reading of a letter from John ]. Muir
ply, secretary of the Citizens Union, TO the
retary of the central body, asking support in its
ballot reform movement.
Accompanying the letter sample ballot
on the Massachusetts pattern. which handed
around among the delegates. Several of them
shouted that il did not bear the union label
and that therefore the whole matter should be
tabled
The letter has the union label" said the
chairman. and was the only thing read. The
ballot is not an official document"
The committee on outside communications
which first passed on the letter. recommended
that the communication should not be indorsed.
The official emblem is not shown on the
sample ballot" said Delegate Kaufman of this
committee IF we adopted the ballot as it is it
would be worse than the present Many of
the illiterate voters would be disfranchised'
IF We go to Albany, what is the of drag
ging a corpse like the Citizens Union with us?''
said Delegate Flynn. of the Metal Polishers'
Union Everybody knows that it is dead as
door nail"
Several other delegates remarked that it was
q question If the Citizens Union would ever be
Tesuscitated. A Hibernian remarked that only
its ghost alive. Delegate Hatch said that,
independent of all else, there something to
be said about the Massachusetts ballot.
After several uncomplimentary remarks as to
the vitality Of the Citizens Union the delegate
Of the Coppersmith's Union sprang to his feet.
81 want to tell you" he said. that R. Fulton
Cutting isn't the whole Citizens Union. The
Citizens Union is very much alive. Tt is body
OF citizens, and I am a Citizens Union man my
self"
The speaker was interrupted by a burst of
laughter and became nettled at which there was
more laughter.
It was decided finally to refer to the executive
committee the question whether the Citizens
Union exists, and If so whether its proposition
should be entertained.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
Jim CROW" THEATRE ESTABLISHED
Pennsylvania Negroes Are Indignant at
Discrimination Against Them.
av rs,ssrsrb 70 The Tribune.

:
Monongahela, Penn, Nov. ia Jim Crow"
edict has been established by the manager Of
the Opera House here. Many negroes live here
abouts. The manager. NJ. 3. Willoughby said
he has always enoeavored TO seat negroes t.
gether. because Of frequent complaints from
white patrons. who object TO sitting near them.
The negroes declare that the situation is the
same as where the "Jim Crow" cars in
vogue
Bitterness had already been aroused by the
action of a New-York steamship Company,
through its Pittsburg agent refusing to sell
Richard Kemper wealthy negro here a ticket
for an excursion TO Palestine. When Kemper
sent 50 for a plate at the chamber of Com
merce dinner in Monongahela his money was
returned.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
PROPOSALS FOR SHOP MACHINERY.

TATHEss PI.ANERS SAW AND TIMBEk DEt4sS-
ING MACHINES DRILLS. ENGINE. ENGINE india @
TOBS PRF,SSTTFsFS GAUGES LIGT1TS, SHEET SIttE1.
WIRE NAILS. SURVEYORS PRoTRAGTQR9 t5 4Hi AHp
IPOS PALS MILK CANS. POLICE WIS LES.
DISHES KITCHEN UTENSILS. KNIVES: FoKhs'
SCATEsS F.TC,-OfHce Isthman Canal Commission,
Washington D. C.. November 8. l90o-sealed proposals;
I'm trplicate will the office OF he Genea
Purchasing Officer Isthmian Canal CornInlss9n MaSn
ington D. c. until 1870 A NJ November ~; IgVoi az
the above mentioned articles Blanks and full nforna
tIon may obtained this office or the oce of
the Assistant Purchasing Agents "a state street New
York t'itv House New Orleans La - 90
Nevv Montgomery Street San Francisco, CAL and 410
Chamber OF Commerce Building. Tacoma wash; also
from CHIEF Cuartermaster Department OF the Lakes
CHICAGO and Commercial Grub Mobile AID W.
ROSS General Purchasing Ofier
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
rnREIGN PORTS

19Arrved, steamer Etrurta SBr) Potter
49, New-YorN vii Queenstown
@ueSE IN Watt from Liverpool for New-York.
60, ,,bsTpton Nov 49, 13o ui--Arrtved. steamer st
nnis ia amison. New-York via Plymouth and Cher
~ Sov 10 1a 40 rn-Sailed Amerika CGer)
Do ssuermann from Hamburg for New-York via Cher
,,brsItaT Nov l9-Passed. steamers Fdrs[ Bismarck
1Serl Never and Naples for New-4 ork; Lurn
bardia dtan. Canzoneri New-York for Naples and
p+,erdan Nov 1e-Arrived Ryndam Dutch)
Van der Zee New-York via Boulogne-
KSnigin Ger. Gibraltar, Naples and
s1oa San Jacinto Key and Galveston; Nsw-I oTk
dSiteh tankl Rotterdam; City Of Savannah. Savannah
zTsxfr
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
nRnPosAI.s For RUBBER VALVES DRAW

ing Paper. Flags. saddlery. Induction Motor. etc
OH7ce ~ the Assistant Purchasing Agent. Isthmian
Canal Commission "a state Street New York N9xeIn- &
ber - 1g05 Sealed proposals in riplcate VIII be
ensatred AZ the Office Of the Assistant Purchasing
sSent Tstbmian Canal Commission. "a state street
g.. yarls untu ZOO November 90 for furnishing
above mentioned articles Blanks and full informa-
tiou may be obtained at this ONCE. ALFRED An
fiEpsf1N Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
JAMES T. ROGERS GETS SUPPORT
Candidate for Speaker Pleased with Letters
from Members of Assembly
~ Telegraph 10 nc Tribune. J

Binghamton, n. Y. Nov 1s.-When Assempiyfnan
lanes T Rogers reached home from New-York
last night he found a large number of answers to
letters sent TO various Assemblymen requesting
their support of his speakership candidacy await
ing him, and after perusing them, he announced
that he was well satisfied with the result de
stated that the present prospects were all that he
cou1d
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
JUDGE EATS GAME, FINES HUNTER
TBy Telegraph to tn

by Telegraph to The Tribune
Helena, Mont, Nov 19-Judge Smith, in the Dis
trict Court, has imposed a minimum fine of 800
upon Joseph Hooker rancher, for killing three
elk whereas the law only allows be killed
by each hunter. Hooker explained that the killing
was unintentional the animals fleeing TO the timber
before falling. Judge Smith said that he hated to
impose fine. as he he'd been presented with
quarter of an elk by Hooker and that hs hed
divided ii with the Attorney General.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
MEETING ON CAMPAIGN PUBLICITY

The committee which has been agitating the
Publicity bill announce that meeting will be held
in the Astor House, Broadway and Vesey-st' at
o'clock this afternoon, to arrange for continu-
ance of the work for which the committee was or
ganized Representatives of all political parties
and organizations trade" unions civic associations
and business clubs will attend.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
STORAGE OF "UNDRAWN' GAME.

The New-York and New England Association of
Railway Surgeons, ct their recent convention. at
tacked the practice Iof keeping undrawn game and
poultry in cold storage without cleaning it Reso1
futionS declaring that many diseases were caused
bv eating game so kept and urging legislative ac-
tion to arrest the evil were passed
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
OFFICE PURCHASING CoNINlIssARY, U. S

y Army No 80 whitehall street New York FORK, city
Nov l905-Sealed proposals Tor FURNISHING
and delivering subsistence stores In this city i9r me
~ ofSne ,ntu n o'clock 4 NJ. Nov. 81 1905. and
then opened Information furnished on application
E,nveIones containing bids should oe marked Pro
posals for Subsistence Stores, opened NOV Il iSe9
addressed Lieut.-ColoneI u l. bt''i->-AfND' - -
G.. L. s a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
wEpNEsDAY. NOVEMBER %.
TIP rRANsPAC1F1c MAILS.

u-or N. Y.
roro1 (,orea etc-PIea1es Cva Seattle) % m
II{suai, Phippnes etc-Chna Cvia FO....Nov 90 p
IaRa1; I}ancoSvarl ............ Nov 81 6 p m
p and Guam-U Transport (via S F). Nov 30 D p m
Fiji Islands. Australia etc-Aorangi (via -
HAWAII. China etc-Doric via S F.. Dec m
New Zealand Samoa etc-Sonoma Cva F).Dec 8, 8 m
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
FIND GLACIER IN uNTRoDDEN LAND.

TBy Telegraph The Tribune
Pinedale Wyo., Nov. 19.-WiIliam Wells, a vet
eran mountain guide, and T. T. Pixley report the
discovery of a great glacier In the heart of the
Wind River Mountains, the north side of Ere
n onts Peak 1t is in almost inaccessible region
and has never been visited even by government
explorers
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORT SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORT SUPPLIES.
4 -Denot Cuartermasters Office, North American
RuiIdng PbiISdeInhia November H. 1905.Sealed pro
poals in tripiicae subject the usual conditions WI
he o'clock \. NJ, December l. l9O1
and then opened furnishing this depot with Chlna,
CIassJVara Tnyarg Fnamelled end Miscellaneous
Supplies for Army Transports. samples can De seen a.
SchuyIkn Arsenal in this city Bidders must state La
Government reserves right 10 reject
or accept any proposals. any part Thereof A
the value OF the articles DIG Lol
must accompany each proposal Certified cheGk ug VII S
Of UNtTIAhA
bids bds ased upon samples from standards or
for delivery places other than specified above VIII not
considered Preference will be given TO articles o.
domestic manufacture conditions OF quality ana prce
includug price of foreign productions OF Ihdiid
factnres the duty thereon being equal Blanks Tor pro
posaIs and information will be furnished upon spp
cation Envelopes containing proposals to be lndo SEQ
ProDosas Transport Supplies, to be opened DeceDel
1 zoos J. w. POPE Depot Quartermaster-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
4muSementS.


HI G ND OP Err A SEA S o N r 1905-190e
fsa Under the direction of MR.. HEINRICH CONRIED
OPENING TONIGHT, at s. LA GIOCONDA-Nor-
dica Homer, Jacoby. Caruso Scott. Plancon. Begue
Dufriche. Conductor, vigna -
Walker. Rappold first appearance Alien; Knote Van
Roov BIass MuhImann. Conductor. Hertz.
Fri. Evg.. Nov. "a. at s. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Jacoby Bauermeiser Mapleson: Caruso Scotti Journe
Dufrche MuhImann, Begue. Cond. Vigna-
Sat Mat. Nov. 25 at 2, First Performance of HAEN-
Sci. UND GRETEL- AbarbaneH (frst appearance). Al
ten, Homer. Weed: Goritz. Cond.. Hertz. -
Sat Evg., 25, S. Pop. Prices. TANHAECSER
-Fremstad JomeN first app'ce) Mulford; Knote. Van
Roov Blass Bars MuhImann. FRANKIE. Cond Hertz
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
WEST POINT. y. Y. OCTOBER 16, 1905

Sealed proposals. trplieate; VIII be received mere
until - O'Clock noon November 18th ls9 Tor the con
sruction OF one Headquarters BUILDING as per
fnus hle in this ofiice The u =
reserves right accept reject any or an ropoJ5
or any mart thereof and speciheations IuTnsl
upon application Address oua-terrnaStef west fos'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:52 Sunset 4:39 Noon rises Moons age 70
HIGH WATER
,Fsandv Hook ia Gov Island 1:teI He'll Gate 309
PM-Sandy Hook 1:33 Gov. Island 1:40 He'll Gate 1888
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
Frequent tears have run
The coors from my life, and left so dead
And gray a stuff it were not ftly done
To give the pillow to thy head

Edna Mays farewell to Broadway will take place
Saturday night and this occasion Miss May
will sing "Follow On from The Belle of New
York - the song which first made her famous
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

The assertion of the German operauc inaiaseI
who is going to found our National Theatre that
+ba National Theatre company will set the stand
ard of pronunciation, reminds one of that remark X
of Wilton Lackaye's when he was asked II ne ia0 @
found manager who could proouce HIS
OF has bayenf vet found one who pronounce it,
I.acE said.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
NOTES OF THE STAGE
old Home Week Dramatised for
Mr. Barndbee.

That recent New-England institution, ''Old Home
Week. which is sentimentally pleasant to con-
template and -disillusionng to realize, has been
dramatized, if the process of making musical
comedy can be dignified by the verb, to drama
tize The result, which is called "Cloverdell, and
in which Henry Clay Barnabee, of blessed MEM
ory having now recovered his health. is going to
star again, will be shown next Wednesday at
Worcester, Mass, town that lies on the edge OF
the Old Home belt. Tilton Richardson has written
the book D. K. Stevens the lyrics and George
Lowell Tracy the music. Mr. BarnaSees part Is
that of the Hon Jefferson Jackson Clover Secre-
tary of Agriculture who visits his birthplace dur
ing Old Home Week. Others come with hlfl
They sing as the curtain rises:
From classic halls of learning
We have turned steps away,
To appease the dreadful yearnins
That we making hay
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

Charming Pollock who made the stage versions
of .DThe Pit and THE Bishops Carriage mas
written play of his own, called THE Little Gray
Lady" and it was produced last Saturday night
at Hartford Whether the play Will succeed OF
not remains to be seen. but at least II WIN 'hro"
49, ,ro, Mr. PolIocks view of the world upon
bs neculiar reaction in face of the facts Of life,
that none of his previous work has done 1t VIII
show what may or may not be expected OF him IN
the way of original contributions to cur stage, &
t1Tbe Tittie GRAY Lady deals entirely with the
humble class who compose the government clerks Ks
treat his theme with simplicity and truth and II
is theme certainly which admits OF dds no o1ne %ea
bv loving and then strong by being IoEed, ahq II II
is the little plain, heroic gray lady. VINO is mas
iFnoWn sorrow and toll. and still knows them, VINO
loves him Mr Pollock prefaces his play with these
lines from one of Mrs Browning sonnet from Inc
Portuguese;
tears have run
The colors from my life and left so dead
And gray not ftly done
nriret the inflow to thy head
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20
From the classic halls of learning
We have turned our steps away
To appease the dreadful yearnins
That we feel for making hay
4 nrospectrs of the play speaks as toIlo"s

Cloverde gives to American po@ucaI @ ape the
oners Well within the field long and tamously
occupied by the Gilbert and Sullivan musical
SatireS.
1,haro 5s something strangely familiar about that
rromisel Gilbert and Sullivan always about TO
he reincarnated, but somehow, they contrive to to
escape a second time on earth fioWevSiI ~ & oalIS
for Mr. BarnabeeS sake, II would De loNelS W nave
the promise come true.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

Mr. Mansfield in discharging several actors in
his companv last Thursday is reported to have told
them they were "the worst support he ever had.
IThfs seems good ground for libel.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

Van Rensselaer, Wheeler has been engaged to
play one of the leading parts in Charles Frederic
Nirdlinger's comedy, "Spanges; or. The Wooden
Horse" which will shortly be presented for the
frst time at the Broad Street. Theatre in Philade
phia Mr Nirdlinger's play is said to be satire
on the rage for Carnegie libraries
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

TovgMn PLACE THEATRE. Tonight Tues Wed
EMEsESl MISS b BA f L L in Nilloeckers s
/ comic Opera .. j U y G II e ID i II y X g u
New-York tribune., 1905-11-20

Mr.. Mansfield has not dropped The Mis-
anthrope' from his repetoire He will present 1t a
week from Tonight and begin the second (and lasO
week of his engagement in San Francisco: He vii, viii
in the two weeks present Don Carlos four times
and THE Merchant of Venice three times
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-01
Contest Notice.

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Minot, N. d. January
10 1905.
A sufficient contest affidavit having
been filed in this Office by Regina
Bricks IN, contestant, against II. Il. No
1909. made April 26. 1902, for se14 Sec.
~, Twp. 158, Rye. SO, by Cornelius
Dalebout, cOntestee, in which it is
ale .ed that said claimant has wholly
abandoned said tract Of land for more
than six months just prior to the fling
of this contest, the facts is he never did
reside upon said land nor did he ever
make cny improvements thereon, that
said absence YVES not due to his en- pl ~
ment in the armies, navies or marine
corpse of the United States, during war
0: otherwise.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear, respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a.
m. on February q, 1905, before the,
Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Office in Minot, N. D
The said contestant having, in prop
or affidavit, filed January 10, 1906, set
forth facts which show that after due
diligence personal service OF This notice
can not be made, it is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication;
T. %. Fox, Receiver.
James johnson Atty. for contestant.
Ill 2-12.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-02-01
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

Notice IS hereby gwen .tnat that cer-
tain mortgage, executed and delivered
by John Svedberg and Sara Svedberg,
his wife, mortgagors to A. d. Murphy,
mortgage, dated the 18th day of May,
1903, and filed for record in the office of
the Register of Deeds OF the County of
Ward and State of North Dakota on the
second day of June, 1903, at 1:45 o'clock
p. M, and recorded in Book IN" of
mortgages; at page 283, will be foreclosed
by a sale of the mortgagsd premises in
such mortgage and hereinafter described
at the front door of the court house in
the City of Minot. in the County of Ward
and State of North Dakota at the hour
OF ten o'clock a. M, on the 25th day of
February, A. D. 1905, to satisfy the
amount due on such mortgage on the
day Of sale. The premises described in
such mortgage and which will be sold
to satisfy the same are described Us fol-
lows:
The northwest quarter Of Section
Twenty-Five (29) in township 158 North
Of Range 50 West of the Fifth Principal
Meridian, Ward county, North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage on
the date OF sale, the sum of sixty five
dollars.
Dated at Minot, North Dakota, this
18th day of January, A. D. 1905.
A. d. Murphy, MORTGAGE.
By John j. Bates,
l-l8 2-22 Attorney for mortgage.