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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
IN HONOR OF
The ATHLETES
Special " Unltea Press wire.

New York, Aug. 29:-Ten thou
sand troops and thirty thousand
civilians, representing all sorts of
societies, took part in a parade to-
day in honor OF the American ath-
letes who took part in the Olympic
games. Thousands of people lined
the course of the parade. which was
made up of ten divisions, in the
fourth Of which were the athletes in
automobiles.
At the city hall brilliant ceremon-
les took place and gold medal was
presented to each of the eighty-five
winners. Fifteen hundred little girls,
dressed in white, sang patriotic
songs.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
POLICE LOOK FOR SKlFF
WITH BOOTY ON BOARD

The police were notified by the
South Amboy authorities at 500
o'clock last night to look out for
skin which had aboard a quantity of
stolen articles, taken by those on the
boat from that city. The name of
the skiff appears on the police rec
ords as Ire b.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
RECEIVER FOR
BROWN & co.
speolal ~ Unltsd press We,

Putnam, Conn, Aug. 29:-United
States District Court Judge Holt, Of
New York, too " appointed Charles
b. Littlefeld receiver for A. o..
Brown & Company, the large broker
age firm which failed several days
ago. His bonds were fixed at a
quarter of million dollars.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
FIND MUCH LOSS OF
LIFE IN THE FLOOD

Augusta, Ca, Aug. 29 -searchers
who have been working in the wake
Of the receding waters of the food
that inundated Augusta, fear the es-
Innate of dead has been placed too
low. Already twenty-five bodies
have been discovered and 1t is believ-
ed more will be found The proper
ty loss of million dollars is thought
to be far greater 1t is believed the
damage in Augusta alone will be
twice that much, while 1t will be
enormous in tho neighboring coun-
try.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
TAFT ADDRESSES THE
VETERANS OF 2 WARS
Special bv Unired Press Wgrs.

Athens, Ohio, Aug. Forget
ting for the time being that he was a
presidential candidate. William H.
Taft, during brief stay here, today,
made a ten minute non-partisan
speech at a reunion Of veterans of
the Civil and Spanish wars. After
luncheon ne resumed mis- journey 10
Toledo and Middle Bass Island
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
MAUCH CHUNK AND
GLEN ONoKO EXCURSION

Lehigh Valley railroad August so.
Leave Perth Amboy s:15 a. m. Fare
$3.50. Children, 75 cents Return
ing leave Glen Onoko $50 p. m.,
Mauch Chunk 5:45 p m.
18556-8-27-2e-29*
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29

BELLEWOOD EVERY SUNDAY.
Excursions via Lehigh Valley rail-
road. Fare 75 cents. Children 40
cents. Special train from Perth
Amboy 8:15 a. m. Music. Amuse-
mentg. Country dinner so cents.
observation-disclosures
26-28-29s
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
LARoR nAY EXCrRsInNs

Lehigh Valley railroad. Mauch
Chunk and Glen Onoko, $3.50; chill
dren, rs cents. Bellewood, rs cents;
children, 40 cents. Special train
from Perth Amboy $40 a. m.
18718-9-2-4-5+ =
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
Women in Police Conrt.

Mary Laskowitz, of 269 Fayette
street, was charged by Lizzie Waldo
in police court this morning with
striking her. The case was dismiss
cd
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
Big Drop is Good
News for the
Taxpayers.
R. R. VALUATION
The Rate in New Brunswick is
LIS This City's Figures Are
Forty Cents Per $l0O Lew
er Than in 1896 In
crease in State SChOOI.

Instead Of being raised, as was ex-
pected by many, including some OF
the county tax board, the tax rate in
this city is lowered 23 cents below
last years rate on every S100 OF as
sessed valuation. This years rate is
1.49. Last year 1t was 1.72 and in
1906 1t was 1.89. The rate In New
Brunswick is 1.79.
This city's figures are based on:
.43 county; .21 state school and .85
city The rates in the places SUR
rounding this city, such as Wood
bridge and South Amboy, cannot yet
be estimated, because the authorities
have been slow in forwarding the
school appropriation amounts
The local reduction, which Is good
news to the taxpayers. is due TO a
decrease in the budget and an in
crease Of over a half-million in the
valuation. The budget in 1897 was
$157, ,920; this year, $751; ,581. Last
years valuations were S16,015, ,443.
They are S15,555,267 this year. One
example of the cut In the city appro-
priations Will suffice Last year
there was $1,000 for the fire depart
ment; this year, nothing, and so It Is
with several other items, making a
total cut of over $26, 600. Then
there is an increase IN the state
school and county moneys. The
changing Of the city and county fs-
cal years also makes a difference,
leaving but ten months this year in
the city and eight in the county.
The state school tax for Middlesex
county is $141,91S.21. or this the
state appropriated twenty per cent.
or $2S,3S3.64, leaving but s113.-
534.57 for the county to raise.
Second Glass Railroad Property.
The assessed valuation of second
class railroad property, made by the
State Board of Assessors, is as fol-
lows for Middlesex county.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
BUILDING 4. 4.
PAINTING CONTRAERJIiT AERI +

Word has been received at the
custom house that Henricksen &
Laursen are the successful bidders
for painting and decorating the In
terror Of the federal building. They
have forty-two working days to COM
plete it.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
SITITs oF INTEREsT.

Good all wool suits for only s5,I
some of them sold as high as S12 to
SIS. AT BRIGGS.
1s719-8-29-lts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29

Fall term begins September i at
Trainers Private School.
1S67O-8-27-4ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
MYi THEY'RE CHEAP.

Those boys school suits. SO suits
for $3.50. S4 suits for So. $4.50l
and SIS for $3.50 AT BRIGGS.
1S719-8-29-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29

LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
$4,000 San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Portland, Seattle.
Low rates to other western points
See ticket agent, S22 State street.
Open evenings.
18667-a-27-29s
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29

Fall term begins September i at
Trainers Private School.
1s670-s-27-4t@
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29

Fall term begins September / at
Trainers Private School.
1867O-8-27-4ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29

New Singer and Wheeler & Will
son Drop Head Sewing Machines now
$4,000 at Jensen's, 888 State st.
Have you seen the Rotary White?
The best machine In the worlds
the best too good for your No! The
best Is thte cheapest after all. All
other makes IN stock. Easy terms,
free lessons, Repairing. Renting.
Supplies.
A. JENSEN,
$50 State Street.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29
200.000 FEET 0F LuMBER

Has been added present large stock within the past
days and supply the demands Of fast increasing bust
have purchased and Will in stock 1000
strictly hlah grade Fine DO0rs No better place In buy
your Lumber, the public finding il
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29

Let l,he NEWS nll your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1908-08-29

According to this story thhs negro
who was pushing the chair stated very
soon after the shooting that the would
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Sabbatbbnb in Omaha.

Smobo, Tebr., 81. Gc3Cmber. -
lbs Giitriftsgeridt BON Gouelos.Go
ertl1rte beltie bos Sonmtoasitlnb,
@eiet bon Smobo iiir poQit1noig Der
foIiungs9emGB, nno Die 5olge lit, oob
cs ~forton in boiler Strcnae ourd)ac-
fiibrt lueroen miro. Mn ooa Tiitrifts-
@crid)t NOR Die Snd,e i'm Wege Der
9crililtna geaen bic gntiheioung ocs
Staotgerid)tes gcbrod)t, melt)eS eincl,
Barber in eii,em Erobeioll in cine
Celebrate genommcn bottc. Tie gllls
iift Der Supreme Court miro einae.
bolt ncroert. llnterbeiien iinb aIogen
geget mcbr oils 800 Ferionen crboben
iuorben, mcld)c an Sonltoacn oenr-
beitct bobcn. Die betreiicnocn Dor.
filbrnngSbcicblc pcr6en ol5bolo Siloe.
itcllt meroelL ulto oos Muni,ipol.@ Sc.
rid)t miro iiber sic ,sGQe 81 entidei
oen bnben.
&iir5lih bate Hid]ter SeipiS IDIOT
Die Gnflogen pe9en oltgebIid)er SoI5.
lffuiubelcicn nicberaeidloaen nno
ourh iei1cr b%elltiaen Sfritt miro Die
gauge Irbcit Der Spe5iol.@rano Surp
nllblos genladJt, wclfe I'M Wiai oieicS
SnbreS einberllien iporoen mar. Gle
@crtreter Scr 9unbes- Hcgicruug mel
octen iofort Die 9erilfung an oos
gnnoeS arcis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OIL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01

60. pre- H E-- - -F f-~
ideiut Elm IiBsriif eelpeien su iein.
Seoenfaas perloI9t Die Holi5ei cine
onbere Spur.
Maior bon Shonebed lit seitern
nit militariiten gbren illb inter
GROCER SGeilnabmc audi nidtmiIito'
rider areiie bcgraben iuoroen. Ter
Nadruf, melhen Ous Hegi1ncnt Dem
tooten aameraben mibmet, lit in iebr
mormem Con 9ebulten.
@eriid)te, 0aB 5piifen benz Snllpt.
mann bon @oben uno Srou b. Sdo.
nebed Elm uncertainties GerbGltniB be.
Itebe, iinb iton ieit lGlleerer 3eit INT
9eaon9en. 9eioe beltreiten Die Cha.
terihoit. Srau BON Sdonebcd lit
i~ibrieens nitt, pie 5llerit gemeloet
puroe, abgerciit. Sauptmann b. 90
hcn iagt aus, CT lei nm 8 llbr iriib
an Morgcn Der Gntbedilng oes Wor.
oeS Dor oos Saus ocS Hittmeiiters
porgefabren, I'M oieien CUR Sa9O ab.
5ubolen, un6 babe Die 2cihe 5iiom,
men nit Dem Burden p%or9eiunpen.
Sic Sbat lit naf 6r5tlibem @utof).
ten sluiiden 1 uno 2 llbr WorgenS
geideben. Tas Sous lit gcridtlid)
aeifIoIicn, uno boS 3immer, in lpel.
dem Die 2cid)e oui9ciunoen lpurbc,
ioluie Die llmsebung iinO pbotogras
pbirt mprocn.
Sauptnlann b. @oben GILT alS ber.
oorro9cnoer Sifiaier. Gr lit III.
ipriinglid Seefaoet getpeien, ~itiir3te
ober bel elmer l~lcbung auf Ted uno
trot sur SeloartiQerie iiber, SIM iiib.
ofrifoniifen ariege fGnlpite or ollf
Seiten ser 9oercn inter 9epet uno
9otbo unb bate aroBe Grfolge oufSu.
lpeiIen. Seimgetcbrt, trat er lpieoer
in Die armee Elm, nlio plrroe, obnc
Die arieeSofabemie beiuht sI buben,
@encralitdbler. Spdter erbielt or Den
Nuftrua, Die m%oceooniiden Wirreu
an Srt unb Stclle 81 itllbiren. lleber
oie Dor ibm g%crponneneu @inoriidc
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5ung in ben @roben @enerolitob MIR
DC cripartet u1b ibn cine ~elGn5enoe
2aufbabn porollSgeiogt.
(Sp1ter. )-Sarptmann bon Soc.
ben fat Ole grmorbitng bes Maiprs
b. Sfoenbed cingeItonben, unS Ole
Wittmc oeS 9esteren lit ols Witihul.
bige an Dem Ierbrefcn ~pcrboftct
poroen.
Ser dit Selb il morb.
Ger WuritbGnblcr @iuiom 9rc5.
laiier, aus Scr aIoiteritraBe, Berlin,
Der friiber LANCE 3eit IN Nmerifa &C.
lebt bat. bot eincu SeIbitmoroperiuh
bcaongen. 9ei ocnt ousgeoebnten
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Die Sbot oibcrorocntlides I%ufieben.
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Sosen al cirem Wogenleibcn pers
ltorbencn Chefs bes boperiifen @enc-
.ral ltohs ,unA Snlpefteurs Der Militdr.
gilolngs anitolten, aarl Sitter bon
Gnbres, lit Der Gommonoeur Scr bier
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pei, ernannt luoroen. 8eneraImojor
aoppel Itebt I'M 81. Sebensiobre uno
lit rongoItelier 8enerolmoior Der
bnperiihen grmce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Wit mnaleidem Wabe aemeNen.

en- Orleans, 60. 81. 9e5.--
Ger Shanflpirtb Goniel Z. Sing er-
itottcte cine Nn5eige gegen ben Yoli.
gel. Snipetfor @bitafer. porin er be.
baliptct, oils er Den Snipeftor geIterr
auf cine Shanfpirtid)aft aufmerfium
mad)te. ipelde iit Der 8~erlebnng oes
Sonntagsidlnb . @eieses ituloig
mafie. babe i'm oieier inter Sfim.
pfen iinb Gllifen aus Dem VoIi5ci.
Sauptaliartier eepieien. Sing idet,
feline Wirtbidait weroe bon Yoli5iiten
beiunht, mdbreno cinem anberen
Sd)anflofol in oerielben Strube Der
Eonniaasbetrieb aeIiatietg lpcroe.
Wapor gebrmnnn miro oen Satper.
bait unteriiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-01
Nicr in bic Wpiic.

Oflabomo Gitp. ella, 81.
0eacmber. - Niht meniger oils 300
Gnlier Bier, melde Gigentbum DER
nMep Stote gremerp" maren uno
eincn @crtb bon $i7,50O botteit, licB
Der SnlonoIteuer. Collector Charles
Sonaro beute in Die 8oiie id)iitten.
Gas @ebrdu luar crit bergeiteat, mad.
Dem Sflaboma Staat gelporoen, uno
bieier Staot seitaitet nift oen Ser.
fauf ooer ben Terionbt iiber Ole
Stootsqren5cr.
The Delta independent., 1908-08-28
VINCENT'S LETTER.
tFrom The Hotchkiss Herald.l

In characteristic letter, which he
announces was by him furnished to
every newspaper In the county" for
publication and which was refused pub
lication by those papers holding to the
Republican faith, but was published by
the Democratic papers free, and by ths
Independent papers as paid advertising
matter, so-much- h-per-the Hon. M. D
Vincent makes an attack on the Re-
publican party in the state and those
members of the party in Delta county
who do not favor nor follow Mr.. Vim
cent and also approve of his course po-
litical.
In view of this attack, a fair and
candid statement of some reasons why
the Republicans do not favor Mr.. Vim
cents return to the legislature this
winter may not be amiss.
In the first place it may be well to
remember that the organization which
he designates the ''Guggenheim Ma
chine" is in fact the Republican party
of the state, represented by the State
Stheia
consists of two members of the party
from each county of the state, chair
man and secretary and an executive
committee, in ali more than one hun
dred members. They were elected by
a convention of eight hundred Republi-
cans from all parts of the state, and
are in every sense representative citi-
zens and Republicans. They reflect the
views and sentiment of our party mem
bers in their respective counties, and
as a whole the views and sentiment of
the party in the state.
1t is true that these men and this
committee are opposed to Mr.. Vincent,
and it is none the less true that in this
they reflect the views and sentiment of
the Republicans of the several connties
und of the state at large. So wide
spread is this opposition, that the sure
est and quickest way to kill a measure
is for Mr.. Vincent to support it: and
his advocacy Of a candidate places him
at once on the toboggan slide for trip
to the bottom. For proof ask any del
egate TO the last Republican State con
vention held at Pueblo last April. or
any one who followed his course in the
last General Assembly.
During this session Of the Legislature
he was not only unable to secure the
passage of single measure, but did
not succeed in having an important bill
reported out of committee. Why?
Probably he will tell you that the ma
chine" prevented him. The fact is
that the Republican party repudiated
him and turned him down then. He
was elected as n Republican. Before
his nomination. at the time he was
nominated, and many times during the
The Delta independent., 1908-08-28

come the dictator of the party before
he is dry behind the ears?
The question is up to the voters OF
Delta county and we feel certain that
they will think and consider the matter
before they cast their vote against the
good of the community at large; One
mans desire for power should not be
the cause of the people cutting their
throats politically, and it will not be.
After sending his letter to the papers
in the county and to the Denver News
Times, Mr.. Vincent hired the hall IN
Paonia and held meeting, which. he
says through the Denver papers, was
attended by the whole Western Slope,
while to tell the truth the audience
was made up principally of Democrats
and Socialists who live in the vicinity
of Paonia. Some few Republicans
were present out of desire to hear
his reasons for boiling the party and
endeavoring to form little party of
his own. In his speech he lambasts
some of the best citizens of the county,
simply because they were not working
on his side. If they do not happen to
be on his side of the fence they are
"hirelings" of the machine and there
fore should be stunned and avoided,
for fear that they contaminate some of
the faithful. In other words, you
must be Vincent man or you are a
thief, robber, hireling, and everything
else that is rotten.
Are you Vincent man?
The Delta independent., 1908-08-28
WHERE | STAND

Since becoming candidate for tbe for representative
position constantly being mepresented In order that Repub
hcans may know first hand where stand wH faOor
FIRST. 4 direct primary lap
SECOND Sensible Anti Trust la0s.
THIRD The regulation BY aw of transportation lines fair and
equitable to both the people and the companies
FOURTH 4 of the present Court system and procedure
be speedy and cheap determination of all legal bust
and litigation that poor stand equal shoD wh
the rich
FIFTH The location of Institutions the
Western Slope.
SIXTH Liberal appropriations for roads and bridges Della
County,
SEVENTH am Republican, and nominated and elected
u0H work whh and act OHh that party.
EIGHTH hdue received financial assistance
support of candidacy and not going recee except
such friendly voluntarily at the hands of
the Republican voters of Delta County,
NINTH deny the charges of corruption being made against
the Republican leaders of the State and County, and demand proof
of any making such charges
TENTH If nominated O make the best that
and nominated rDM support the successful candidate for
sentative the Republican ticket
ELEVENTH. III nominated uha uOA the other tellow
do in this regarb Ask him
Respectfully submitted
MILTON r. WEIGH
The Delta independent., 1908-08-28

campaign he declared that as Repub-
lican he would enter the caucus which
as usual would select the nominee for
United States senator, and would abide
by the result of the caucus. This
pledge he not only broke, but in his
speech before the legislature he made
malignant attack on the Republican
nominee, and on every Republican
member OF the House (himself and one
other excepted) and vicious attack
on the State Central committee and its
chairman. Before his speech was de-
livered he gave a copy of it to Mrs.
Francis Wayne for publication in the
Denver Times, Democratic paper and
the newsboys were hawking it about
the State Capitol building while he was
result he had scarcely political friend
among the Republicans in the House
or on the Central Committee.
The Republicans of Delta county
want a man in the legislature who can
accomplish something. The enactment
into law of our principles and policies;
the securing of our allotment of appro-
priations for roads and bridges. there
by making traffic possible. travel easy
and taxes lighter; the location of some
State Institution on this side of the
range; the appointment of or election
of some of our worthy citizens to posi-
tions of honor and trust; the opportu-
nifty to be recognized by Republicans
of the state in the party councils.
These are among the things we desire
and are entitled to. and can secure
with proper representation, decent
regard for the opinions of our fellow
party, and fair treatment; and that
too, without surrender of either our
principles or our manhood.
One might infer from Mr.. Vincent's
letter that the passage of Direct Pri
mary law is impossible. or even the in
PRODUCTION of a resolution in its favor
at convention, unless he is present to
father it. How far did he introduce
such a resolution into the Pueblo con-
vention7 And in a legislature having a
Republican majority, would his bill
have a swift passage? Has he or any
one man monopoly on reform, or on a
primary law? Can we not select as a
representative man who will repre-
sent US. and who can do something, ac-
complish something for the good of the
people he represents? Can we not
nominate and elect a man who will go
to the General Assembly with the in
tention of doing more than to gain
notoriety through the Democratic pa
pers of the city of Denver? Do we
want another season of Vincentitis, or
do we want to send a man to the AS
sembly who will look after the inter-
ests of the county and not trying to be-
The Delta independent., 1908-08-28
Notice of trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, on the 18th day of December, in
the year of our Lord, one thousand, eight hun
County of Delta and State of Colorado: made,
executed, acknowledged and delivered his GER
which said trust deed was thereafter recorded
in the office of the County Clerk and Recorder
of Delta County Colorado IN Book u L at page
W. Toms, Trustee, the following described land
situate, lying and being in n, Delta County, Col
Quarter; the Southeast Quarter of the North
west, Quarter; the Southwest Quarter Of the
Township Fourteen 90 south and in Range
Ninety ty-three tq3) West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian. for the purpose of securing the pay
ment of his certain promisscry notes. of even
date with said trust deed, and payable to the
of five hundred dollars and interest thereon.
as evidenced by said note and the coupons
thereto attached, and one note for the sum OF
evidenced by said note and the coupons thereto
attached;
things in said trust deed, that in case of the
death of George W. Toms, Trustee at any time
trust deed may be required; then the legal
holder of the note secured thereby shall have
the o9Sn % ,b of sd T any Toms b psfoe
duly acknowledged, and the acts and doing
of said marty so substituted shall be as hectual
and binding as if done by the said Geor ge W.
Toms:
And, Whereas the said George W. Toms is
dead: and, whereas, the legal holder of said
note has, by writing duly acknowledged. sub
stituted and appointed the undersigned
trustee in place of the said George W. Toms,
deceased:
and, Whereas. it is provided among other
things in said trust deed, that in case of the
default in the payment of said notes and inter
est or either, the said trustee. or the person
substituted by the legal holder of said notes,
may. upon request Of the legal holder of said
notes. proceed to advertise and sell said land
at public sale at the door of the Court House
in the City of Denver, Colorado, for the purpose
of paying said notes and interest, to the highest
and best bidder for cash, after having advertised
said land for sale for period of thirty days,
IN a newspaper published in the county where
the promises situated;
And. Whereas, said notes and interest
long past due and. whereas, the maker of said
notes has not paid the same; and, whereas the
legal holder of said notes has requested the
undersigned to advertise and sell said land in
accordance with the provisions of said trust
deed:
NOW THEREFORE, public notice is hereby
given that l will. Saturday, the Third day
of October, A. d. 1905 at the hour of ten o clock
in the forenoon. at the fremont street door of
the Court House. in the City of Denver, sell
the land hereinabove described at public sale,
for cash to the highest and best bidder. for the
purpose of paying said notes and interest, and
the cost of executing said trust
Dated at Denver Colorado, this 18th day of
August, A. d. 1905.
JOHN F. NAIL.
Substituted Trustee.
First pub Aug. 81 1905. Last pub. Sept. Is, 1905.
The Delta independent., 1908-08-28
Proposal for Bids.

The Board of Trustees of the Town of Delta,
Colorado, hereby invites bids for the grading of
Third Street from Park Street to Howard Street,
according to the plans and specifications and
profile on file with the Town Clerk and Recorder
of said town Right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids. and bidders are requested to submit
their bids IN sealed envelopes before
THURSDAY. September 18th, at O'Clock =. NJ.
Bids should be addressed to the under-igned
LILLE E. WILSON,
Wv. Town Clerk and Recorder.
The Delta independent., 1908-08-28
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