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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
Monday, April End, 1906, al S o'clock P. M.

College baseball team from walloping
the nIne from Dickinson college GPenn-
sylvania). OH the Broad Street dlamono
yesterday afternoon. Ittwas decided carry
Mondayithat It would DO impossible to
have the mines line mp against each
other yesterday afternoon. The grounds
were very heavy
Next Saturday the Spiders will meet
the strong nlne from William and Mary
college and there Is expected to be as
good q game as will be seen here before
the opning OF the regular snson. The col
leges have long been rivals N nll attn
letic contests and the exhibition on tho
diamond will be very interesting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

of them were very not ones.
Judge White, one of Billy Garth'n pcts,
20, second place In the fifth event White,
BY the way, is named for Judge Y. y.
White, OF Warrenton In that event,
parkyillc, a fifty to ono shot, came under
the wire third.
Summary.
first race-six furlongs-Tlckle TO y
Arst Daruma (even) second, Vivouac "a
TO u third. Time. ! 40. i,
second race-half milc--Lady Vera q
I to u and (cven) first, Melting " 20 -
second, Powder Horn 90 to y MIRO.
Time, :52. i, e
Third race-slx and half furiongs--
Delphie t2A to y fret. Fiat (5 to = sec
ond, Hyperion q to D third. I1me' ~, ID
Eourt:n racc-sevcn furlongs-- r
pocus e to i first. Disobedient (eVen)
= second, Water Course az TO y th'rd.
Fifih race-six furlongs Chieftain 6
lsi.o r. first. Judge White (3h to y second,
parkyillc 60 to y third. Time. III go,
sixth racc-rnllc and forty yards orN-
shire lad & to 10y first. Northville q 20
j second. Phocbus 90 to y th 'l,1 : ms
1850.
Entries for To-day.
First race-three-yeat-ol ds and up flVe
ana a half furlongs. Columbia course =
e I.Oricatc, ago; - ArkIe, III, CO. -. ;
NV Gnce, %: BABY Willie, 90
second racc-mniden two year oltds.
three and n half furlongs Old COURSE
NJ. L. ODonnell. 10: Campalgner, llO'
compnter, 10; Brittnnby. 10; BUSH Hili'
10; Moccasin. 1o7; Cirriculun lo7; Bet
tic Landon. 1O7; Bath Marie. lo7. -
Third race-sellng. three ear-olds ana
NJ, mn. seven furlongs, Columbia course
Workman III; Proceeds. los; star Sais.
113; star Saladin, Ill: Star Henry War-
Ing, 81; Star Apprentice, allowan ice
claimed.
Fourth race selling, stccplechase.
shout two mIles-stnr Duoro. 1866; Star
Fergus, 1872; Harry Patton, l53; Black
Death, 1913; Happy Hour. 1853; Garter
Knot IA; Kass 1872; Life Buoy. 1872:
Star J. W. Colt entry.
Fifth race--maiden. six-year-olds ana
upward, six furlongs. Columbia course n
5 Twistcr. 10; Ligcro. 10s; Hg Bush 81;
Hauteur. "a: Hawthorne. 81; Eurlpides'
"a: Tarlac. "a; Warning, 81; Nonsense.
"a; Nutwood 81 George Atwell. 81; Bet
tic 3ouncer, SO; Quivive, 50; Indra, So Z
Sixth race-seing, three-year-o and
upward, one mile and forty yards, Old
colrse-sais. 10; Malabnr. 107; York
shire Lad, 1oo; Phoebus. 1o6; Dekabor,
los.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
Bowling Matches.

There will DO match game OF duck
nins bowled on Cooks Alleys between two
teams from this. place to-night,
\ on Friday night Cooks team of duck
pin rollers will 80 up ngainst Vflliams's
team on Willlams's Alleys. Alessrs. COOK,
seifert, sm.thers, Brown and Inorpe.
with Cherry as substitute will resent the
team from Cooks Alleys, While Messrs:
Williams, Graves, Atkinson, Kain and
Rowsey will do tho bowling for the Wis
liaMss team, N q; III b 3 81 ' az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
MATCH GAME OF POOL.
St. John and Wurnbil to Meet fol
Three Hundred Points.

John st. John, we'll known pool
player Of the city and Nedsey Wurnbil.
fancy cueist, who recently made Mls
debut in the city, will meet In the Nora
pool parlors tonight, tomorrow night
ana Thursday night, to play three hum
dred game Of straight pool for the cham
pionship Of the city.
Tie mon are said to be about evenly
matched. and therei is expected to be some
fancy shots on tho table,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

teuin that ID 70 Tcp-
sent this city In tho
Virginia state Lea
que. .s
The players will re-
port here by the lat
tor part Of tho week
and prnctice work
will begin ut once. 80
tween tho time the
tnen make their MP
rtalnnce and the time
that the season opens
Oh tho 18th of April,
there will DO a nunl-
4. = :. - g. 49, ], tlNltt - ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
Daily Court r ecord
Law and Equity Court.

DEGREES entered yesterday: Il. ".
Fhrnholt vs. Mary Jane Garter ct. ais.
decree removing a cloud upon tho title OF
the real estate In the proceedings set
forth in this cause and directing U proper
deed to be executed.
Suits Instituted yesterday: BUCK
Bros. VS.. II. lee Lorraine Nixon Ball and
Thomas d. johnson for 500. r.
vs.. B. samuels damages laid at 5000. a
Hastings Court.
4 Case set for to-day: Willie O.. Gregory,
for felony. I'll
Henrico Circuit Court.
Decree entered yesterday. H., N. Tay-
i Tor VS.. Taylor. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
AMATEUR BALL TOssERs.
Organization Of League Of Such
Artists Being Completed.

At the DETERMINATION meeting Of the
Richmond Amateur Baseball League,
held In the circulation oflc, Of The Times
Dispatch on the evening of the goth IN
slant, it was unanimously decided to ask
Mr.. II. A. Gillls, superintendent OF the
American Locomotive Works, to become
president OF the league. a delegation
was appointed to call on Mr.. Gillis, and he
has graciously accepted the office and
said he would do all in his power to pro-
moto the interests 81 the league from a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
DOUBLE DEFEAT.
Locust Dale Loses to Both Wash
ington and Lee and the V. M. /.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch)
LEXINGTON, VA. March 27.-Locust
Dale Academy played two games Of base
bali here this afternoon, and were de-
feated in both. Washington and Lee
University crossed bats with the visitors.
and the score resulted to In six
Innings
Tho Virginia Military Institute defeated
them - to in seven innings.
The games were somewhat interfered
with nv showers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
ny The Valentino Auction Co.
6lS East Broad Street.
Handsome China Cases, Par
lor Suits, Bedroom and
Dining Room Furniture,
Piano, Crockery, Etc,
wa will sol

We will sell
THIS (NYEDNEspAYl.A MORNINGS IS
MARCH 2STEI.
at our snlesrooms No Gls East Drond
street, commenoins ut 1880 o'clock. hand
somo and medium Wnlnlt oId Oak
Chamber Suits, very tlne Pnrlor Suits,
handsome Qunrtercd Oak China Cnscs,
nno Brnas Red. Mating, large lot Of Lace
Curtains, TABLE Covers, Quilts cte.. 81
dozen assorted Plates md snMcers. 20 fine
Jardinleres and Umbrella Stands, I,p-
lures Chairs, Bowls and Pitchers, 17xtent
sion Tables, etc. K. IS y
Ladies' invited to attend, I. . IL
THE VALENTINE 5AUCTlQN1CO ~
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Young Otto Beaten,

-. Especial to Tho TlNts- 0IsliNtcN'I
PHILADELPHIA, March al.foung otto.
he or the muchdrsadel knosk9Ts pnne iohnm vt
Alien last night. johnny gave Otto taste
Of his own medicine In tho very first round ana
sent him sprawling for the count of ten.
Tho result was "a much of surprise it2
Johnny as to all Of tho others present liz htn
from, (It,o's mIts and yet put .un a ligh;, hut
Tho boys had not been pranclng around two
minutes when Johnny saw an openns,, .sW ,1.nts,
lomun ds0 1, u ~
other chance at Johnny, and hs probably WIZ
get ono SOON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

afternoon. Io h a d
bcen rehearslng for q
show last night and
was In Il communities
tive mood. Nov, l
am determined to BIO
tho undlsputcd chant
pion of the world In
the middle and heavy
ucipht classns.'' added
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

the HNISHCB WUTU OK
citing, though none
80 entirely devoid Of
interest MS that In
the second event,
where Lady Vera
strolled home first
by six lengths. One
or two favorltcs took
first money, but mono 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
BY The Valentine Auction Co..
# Auctioneers. Il,
------ Ii
Handsomely
Furnished Residence
At Auction,
Thursday, March 27th,s
No. 1906 Floyd Avenue,.

We will sell the entire handsomely fur.
nshed home, commencing at 1880 o'clock,
consisting In part III s. 5$j ss y Ss
Parlor-Fine Mahogany Parlor Suit, ups
hostered In green, handsome Lace Cur-;
talns. handsome Mahogany Bookcase and
Secretary. Brass and Onyx Table, Ma
,hogany Rocker, flEe Moquet Carpet Sofa
PILLOWS, Leather Easy Chair. Center
Dining Room--sw Front Oak BUFFET!
Shoot Oak Extension Table, Chartered
Oak China Case with mirror back six
Oak Vienna Chairs, Iron Mantle Clock
Inoo Curtains. Plated Silver Seryice.E
Knives and Forks, Spoons, large 5of
Crockery and Glassware, Refrigeration
etc. * 55 81 {358 }a 81 EE5@
TIalls-Hall and Stair Carpets; Pictures
fine CHARTERED Oak Hall Rack. {5 d 8f u ~
3edrooms--Very fine Mahogany Swell
Front Chamber Suit, large mirror on
dresser and wushstand fine Qunrteredl
Chamber Suit. Medium Oak Chamber.
Suit with chavel dresser. Oak, WI low;
and Mahogany Rockers, Lace Curtains.8
flno Fclt Mattresses, large lot OF Bed
linen, Blankets Carpets. Sheets and
Pillow Cases, Steel Spring, Feather Pil-l
lows and Bolsters, Toilet Sets, Rugs, Art
Squares, Center Tables Mating, Chairs
etc. . g35 Sa
Vessels and utonslls. etc.
Sale positive. I. AZ q, s.. Sail
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Coo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
Sport AMI. CROWD.
At B B {. n POOR.
Six Events Almost Featurcless,
With No Exciting Finishes
Anywhere.
GARTH GETS SECOND PLACE
Lady Vera strolls Home First
by Six Lengths il Second
Event.
GARTH GETS SECOND PLACE
e.t,, 1, ,rho 1,,,,ea. OF !

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
y WASHINGTON, .. q, March 27.--The
crowd Mt Bennlngs's to-day was furry
large, but the sport was poor The i SIX
events were almost fcatureless None Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
ball PLAYERS
HERE. NEXT. WEEK ". /. !.
Manager shaff;er Will Send
Transportation On
Monday.
UNIFORMS HAVE BEEN MADE
Wall, a Fast outhc1der and
Heavy Hitter Signed.
Other Sports.

Manager Charles shaffer Of the R,cn.
,nond Baseball team will on Monday for
ward transportation to the various me-. I
who AFRO to be given n try-out on my
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
n, a. GlLLl9,
President Amateur Base Ball League.
true sportsman's point Of View and
honed the league would be a huge Sue

cess.
Tho secretary, Mr.. ]. "A. Muir, VIII be
pleased to answer all inquiries addressed
care Of The Times Dispatch, DIG East
Main Street, city. !,
Tho directorate of the league VIII meet
at the offices Of The Times Dispatch on
Thursday evening at 8 p, NJ, Mr.. II, A.
ailIIlis president in the chair, whom any
other persons other than those who have
already signifled their intention to join
the organization will be heartily well
coined,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
.O'BR|EN WOULD
FIGHT EVERYBODY.
Ready to Meet Middleweight and
Heavyweight Both III
the Ring.
MAKES A DIG At JEFFRlEs.
Every Reason to Believe Philadcl-
pl1ian Will Develop Into
Phenomenon.
MAKES A DIG At JEFFRlEs

Especial TO The Tnrcs- Dlspatch)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March S7--
.Don't you think that I am not still q
middle weight" said Champion Jack
CBren on a Chester train yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
HOMES Y! HOM Y. J $ "
Bought Or Built Il.S
With s Per Cent. Money.
Monthly Payment 81, 1A
Principal. $3.50,

and average monthly payment q Inter
est s2.1e Total. 5000 per month on 81 900.
and pro rata for MS many thousand Ss.'I
YOU use; 1oA years In which to pny IT,, ~
YOU can pay at any time as mitch Oh you
wish. alrnpie business PROPOSE ton. 4
yo,, oan beat 1t don't cali to SEQ ns.5s Il
not. 'curuc with us and VIC will do thee
noud." II 54 5.4i 8t9 1f5g65sSsssas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
Ruled OF Turf.

at City Park completed their Investigation yes
terday Of the steepechase OF March 10TH, In
which the fav3rlte, Judge Nolan was beaten,
and as a result OF their inquiry, ruled the
Jockeys Mcclure, McAullff and u. Miller on
the turf. r #s.tF .4N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
BY The Valentine Auction Co.

AUCTION SALES This Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

games aud Manager Slhfrer Will
be In n position to select the latest ball
ologsts Tor the various positions. Ile
has already released one or two men who
had held In reserve and not more than
twenty players Will show up fo, practice.
There will be something like fifteen men
to continue on until June probably the
nine will DO cut down some what.
Richmond will stay within the SALARY
limit sSGO-and will take an active part
in seeing that the other tennis IN the
:. lea que do tho antrle thing. VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

late F. w Duh ESD division OF
viii sell public auction on the premises on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28

OF them we're very hot ones.
Judge White. one of Billy Garth ,, pe.s
col second place In the fifth event. White
Nv the way. is named for Judge G.
White OF Warrenton. In that event
1,arkvillc. a fifty to ono shot, came under De-
the wire third.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
lie Is Mighty Well Pleased.

| w. l.. Wood was welcome caller at
| the INDEPENDENT Office Monday to have
his name enrolled as a regular subscrib-
er to the best paper in Delta county,
Mr.. Wood came here during the sum
| mer and bought a 10 acre tract from
Thomas Ryan, up the Gunnison valley,
within mile and half from town.
He is well pleased with the place and
you will be fully convinced that he is
not joking about it when made ac-
uuainted with the fact that he refused
an increase of 81. 100 over what he paid
within the brief period of his owner
ship. The property cost him 81, 100 and
he turned down a cash offer of 81. 800.
There is a little story in connection
with Mr.. Wood locating here that is of
| interest. His former home was at
Terre Haute, Ind, where he was in the
mercantile business for many years.
On account of failure of health he sold
out and came to Colorado. locating at
Montrose. At first his health improved
and then he got worse again. After
nine months he disposed of his Montrose
property, barely getting out without
| loss, and returned to Indiana. But the
fascination of this glorious country with
its splendid climate would not down and
he came back. During his residence at
Montrose he had not visited Delta, hav-
ing absorbed the extreme prejudice of
that community against this part of the
valley. But he had relatives or friends
here who induced him to come and look
the situation over. 1t is easy to guess
the rest. No one with thimble full of
sense can help but see that we have the
goods, of the best quality and largest
measurement. He bought the Ryan
place and moved his family there during
the month of August. At that time ne
weighed lOl pounds and to day he tips
the beam at 127 and is feeling fine.
Mr.. Wood gives the credit OF his i'm
proved health to Delta's splendid drink
ing water, something he could not get
at Montrose. 1t is useless to say that
he is one of our good boosters from this
time hence.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
Execution Sale OF Real Estate.

Whereas under and by virtue Of II certain writ
of execution dated the 2bth. day Of Novcnip,r
1876 issued out of the courty court Of Delta
cot nty. stnte Of Colorado, in In said court
heard and determined wherein The J. b. Brown
Il Hrn- Mercantile Company wis plaintiff and
John .Nuwlnnd wins defendant the iintcrsi gnct
was commanded To make ~ the lands and tcnc-
mcnts. goods and chnttels Of the said John L.
Nowland, the sum of one hundred aud four dol
lnrs and thirty-hvc cents AiOi 35) and interest
thereon from the NTH day April 1904. the date of
Of the rendition OF judgment IN said cnse, nj
eight per cent per nnn,rn and the further sum Of
twcnty-one dollars and sixty-fvc cents (s2i ~
costs under which writ ~ execution have this
day levied upon. seized md taken In execution
the following described lands situated IN the
county Of Delta. and state of Colorado, to-wit:
The north Onc-half Of the southeast quarter
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
Notice Of Sale Of Real Estate.

Notice l. hereby given that am required by
oricr Of tn. County Court 81 Delta C"uu,y. Cob
orndo, to ell III. following described real c>rat.
and water right. situai. in the County ~ Delta
and State "f Colorado. and In ia" City of Denver.
anil stat. Of Coiora.i". ,o-wi,;
I. Iar OF the Northeast Quarter Of Southeast
Quarter of sect T. Township IL south. Ean4- -
West Of III. Stl, ?. NJ. c"ntai ming I.t,, arr,,
more "r les. and dc-,'rii--i ~ follow Ia'gin-
ming at II Is,int =, IT, West and 10 chain. south
Of the quarter section corner between -cction-
and u. rownshp IL south. Rsng.s Vi and is
West Of the sixth =. NJ. and running thrnc.
south SO 10 West 6dI chain,. th.nc" s'uih - ~
Fast 80 chains. thence North .,o inst SUa
chains. thence North a.S7 rhnin- t" plac" Of L..
ginning. and one shar Of the Hnrtinnd Ditch
Company ...... ..-.....- ....... .......... 40
2. Lots numi-r,-i II. IL. II and ~ in Block
y. ih.rklry. Denver. Colornd", .... ... ss1p
=. North Half Of Southwest Quarter II S.,uih-
west Quarter Tor Lot y. section :, Township Il
South. Range - West Of tn" sixth =. NJ. con
tanning twenty acres. aud two shares Of stock in
the Hartland Ditch Company ... &. sD
!. trnct Of land In the Sorthwcs Quarter Of
Southwest quarter tor lot 81, Section :. Town
ship Ii South. Range NJ West, containing io-i,
ncrcs. described n- follows: Commencing Mt u
point q rods md feet Fast of the Southwest
corner Of said Northwest Quart or OF Southwr~
Quarter. theme. En-t " rods. s., feet. thenc.
North iG ro'iS, thence West ~ rods, 81, feet
thence South 10 rods Ia beginning. and shares
IN the iInrtland Ditch Company .......-.. 500
3. A trnct of land IN tho Northwest Quarter Of
the Southwest Qunrtcr ior lot 81. Section
Township II South, Range 81 West II tho Sixth
p. NJ, dcscrib.i ns follows: Commencing at the
Southwest corner Of snid Northwest Quarter Of
Southwest Quarter, thence running East II r,.Is
49, feet. thence North % rods, theme" West u
rods. g., feet. th"nce South ~ rods To beginning
containing five acres. more or less and one share
in the Hnrtlnnd Ditch Company ..... ..... siGO
The nipvc land will la sold either In one met
or in parcels ~ above stated can be further
sul'iividcd. and the snlc is nricr,s for the pnr-
pos. Of paying the debts Of the estate and for the
best interests Of -ad estate, and will b. made nt
my Office II, Delta, Colorado. on the 18th day Of
December, A. ID. 1903 nS soon thereafter ns n
good purchn,er cun be had. The t.rns of sale
are onc-haIf cash. balance secured by mortgage
on the said land and winter rights. Prospective
purchasers will please call nt my Office or write
me Mt Delta, Colorado.
Dated nt Delta, Colorado, December ., UOS.
MlLLAKD fAlRLAMB,
Administrator u the estate of L,vi Wright,
deceased.
First pub, Dec 7th Inst pub. Doc. u. 1906.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
Cedared9e NewsIets.
From the Champion.

RoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton last
Saturday, fine boy.
Mrs. E. l.. Rhoades of Delta is going
to start a bakery here as soon as a
building can be put in shape.
w. A. Shepherd of Delta. commenced
the erection of a lSXlS two story addi-
ton to the Shelledy residence near
Eckert.
Word reaches here from Twin Falls,
Idaho, to the effect that M. E. Houk,
who recently left this valley, is very
sick with typhoid-pneumonia.
Mrs. Jos. Hogrefe returned from
Denver Wednesday. She has been in a
hospital there for several weeks and
returns home much improved.
VIM. Gipe rendered the members of
the w. O. w. drill team and their lady
friends a farewell reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gipe last
Tuesday evening.
w. E. PulIen and wife moved to their
recently acquired ranch on upper
Tongue creek the latter part of last
week. They expect to make a very
profitable little place there as rapidly
as possible.
Work on the foundation of the new
Baptist church is being pushed and al
ready quite a showing is made. Most
of the brick is on the ground and it will
not be very long until they will have a
very pretty church in which to hold
I public worship.
The band boys are making arrange
ments to give big dance at the Eckert
hall on Christmas night. They are
sparing no pains in getting ready for a
fine time. Supper and dance will be
II. 25 per couple. The boys have enough
money with which to purchase their in
Struments.
Last Sunday evening Mrs. W. H.
Giddings was trying to part two dogs
that were fighting near her door, when
one of the animals turned on her and
chewed her right hand in a frightful
manner. One of the small bones was
torn entirely from the hand and it is
feared that the entire member will have
to be amputated. She is suffering a
great deal of pain.
Otis Hogrefe and wife were Cedar
edge visitors from their Austin ranch
last Sunday. Otis is very much pleased
with that section and says it is bourd
to be one OF the most prosperous farm
ing communities in this part of the
state. He with several others have
just recently located there and arc now
constructing a ditch to carry water to
irrigate the land. The soil there is
very deep and of good quality.
The local Woodmen lodge gave re-
ception to VIM. Gipe last Saturday
evening instead of the regular lodge.
Mr.. Gipe will leave soon for California,
and as he has been a very faithful mem
Der the neighbors took this method of
showing their appreciation. The hall
was tastily decorated for the occasion
and everything was well arranged. A
short program was rendered, which
was followed by light supper. The
lodge will greatly miss Mr.. Gipe on his
departure.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
". R. {. Attention!

All members of the Geo. b. McClel-
Ian w, r. C. No. 80 are earnestly re-
quested to be present at the regular
meeting at the |. o. o. F. hall, on Dec.
26. 1906, at 7:3O p. m. sharp. There
will be important business to consider,
concerning the organization Of an aux
ilary to the Western Slope Veterans
Association. This matter should re-
ceive the attention and support of the
entire Corps, as it brings US one step
nearer the soldiers who did so much for
our country. - n,
HETTIE PERKINS, Pres.
The Delta independent., 1906-12-21
Notice Of Adjustment Day,

EsINE ot JEssIE i. H,Hr DrCg,sEp
The undersigned, having been appointed nd
lmlhistn'or ~ the estate Of Jessie r. Hart Ia.
u" County Of Delta In the State of C,,lorado
nec";isci. hereby gives notice TINT he Will
npIrar before the County Court OF snid Delta
county, nt the court house in Delta. In said
county. on Monday. the 3ist dnv Of / cccml,rr
4. ID. iNS AT the hour of 10 q clock n m. OF said
day, ht which time all Jar-,ns having cIni,us
against Aid estate arc notified and requested To
ntrnn Tor tn" pun p,sr Of having the zane nd
justcd. Al persons indebted to snid cstn m,
requested to- make immcdint. payment 10 the
undersigned. " wv
Dated nj Delta. Colorado, this 9Th dny of
November. A. ID. 1908. "
JESSE G. HART
Deceased " ''
W. II. BURNETT. Attorney.
First pub. Nov. no. last pub. Dee. ~. IVG.