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, 1909-07-29
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in
the payment of the money secured by a
mortgage, dated May 90, 1906, executed
by Fred M. Baker, (single) Of Saratoga,
Carbon county, Wyoming, to Charles M.
Robinson, OF La Sale, La Sale county,
Illinois. which said mortgage was re-
corded in the office Of the County Clerk
and ex-officio Regist r of Deeds OF Car
bon county, Wyoming, on the 3lst day
of May, A. ID. 1906, at the hour of 9
o'clock a. M. In Book 81 OF Mort
cages, at Page 3O2, and which said
mortgage was evidenced by four promis-
sorry notes of even date with said mort
gage, and Whereas:
Default has been made in the payment
of the principal sum and interest due on
said notes, maturing June l, 1908, and
said principal and interest being now
due and unpaid for a period of more
than twenty days, the said mortgage
now elects, as in said mortgage provid-
ed, to declare the entire sum thereby
secured, with interest thereon, to be
due, the said sum amounting on July l
A. d. 1909, to $4,000 principal, and
interest from the LIST day of June A, ID.
1908 to July LIST, A. d. 1909, amounting
to S446.70, together with an attorneys
fee of $4,000, as in said mortgage pro
vIded, making a total of 81 ,4967O
now due and owing on said mortgage;
and no suit or proceeding has been in
stituted for the recovery Of the debt
secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue of the power of sale in
said mortgage contained. and in pursu-
ance of the statute in such case made
and provided, L, d. b. Campbell, Sheriff
of the County of Carbon, State of Wyo-
ming, will foreclose said mortgage by
the sale of the said premises therein de-
scribed, to. wit:-Lots numbered eight
ISL nine [9l and ten [l0l in Block mum
bered tenI 10, and lot numbered one Il
in Block numbered nine[9L in the Hot
Springs Addition to the Town of Sara
toga, Wyoming, as the same is plotted
and of record in the office of the County
Clerk and ex-oflicio Register of Deeds
of SAID County Of Carbon and State of
Wyoming, at Public Auction at the
front door of the Court House in the
City of Rawlins, Carbon County, Wyo
ming, OF Saturday, the 14th day of Aug
ust, A. ID, 1909, at the hour of 4 o'clock
p. M. of that day.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. d.
1909.
d. b. Campbell,
Sheriff of Carbon County; Wyoming.
1-l.S.5 j. F.Crawford Attorney.
, 1909-07-29
Words Of Congratulation.

The following letter of congrat-
ulation is one of many kind re-
membranes that the editor of this
paper has received on the announ-
cement of the 23rd birthday of the
Sun. 1t breathes a spirit of 10y
atty and friendship, such as makes
glad the heart of the newspaper
man, who depends upon just such
words of appreciation to keep
heart in him. Major Comstock
has always been a staunch friend
and we are glad to be able to have
his congratulations. We are a
little bit doubtful however about
that iftieth birthday, but it is
kind of him to say SO:
Denver, Colo, July 20, 1909.
Honorable j. F. Crawford,
Saratoga, Wyoming.
My Dear Colonel
| wish to congratulate you on
the twentythird anniversary OF the
birth of the Saratoga Sun, and
the eighteenth year of your own
ership of the same.
| often wonder what Saratoga
Saratoga would be if its Sun ceas
ed to shine, for at that altitude
what a cold dismal place that
country would be if the CLEANS OF
that b%enefcent Sun did not cast
its warming influence over the
people. AS you very well know
the Sun is the giver and promoter
of life, and how would it be pos,
sible for anything to progress III
that community were the sun to
cease shining?
Although we have a fair amount
of Colorado sunshine here in Den
YER, | assure you that the weekly
visit of the Saratoga Sun adds a
great deal of pleasure to my life.
With kindest regards to you, and
the hope that | may congratulate
YOU on the tiftieth anniversary OF
the first shining of the Sun, l am
Yours very sincerely,
Earl Comstock.
, 1909-07-29
Western Land Co. Canal.

Geo. b. Doison, chief en- gineer
of the Western Land Company, in
company with d. G. Banlin and
two or three other men, capitalists
from Pennsylvania, arrived here
Saturday on a flying trip. The
party came to Walcott on a morn
ing train from the east, procured
teams and drove out to Overland,
where they we're met by a special
train and brought here, They
were on a hurried trip of 1nspec,
ton and remained here only long
enough to look the situation over
in a very hurried manner. They
left for Walcott on the afternoon
train and went on east. The names
or addresses of the investors were
not learned, but it is known that
they wished to see the lay Of the
land before they put money into
the proposition.
MI. Dobson is authority fol
the statement that the company
expects to begin active operations
in about two weeks.
, 1909-07-29

The small streams are still SO
high and the water SC roily that
fly fishing is not very good except
well up toward the mountains.
There are lots of trout in the
streams and some splendid catches
are being made every day, many
fishermen running to the limit.
The trout caught we'll up in the
foothills are the best and fishing
parties are making for the upper
reaches of the stream to obtain
the best fish.
, 1909-07-29
Mrs. WinsOr Gives Afternoon

Mrs. ID. E. Winsur entertained
a number of ladies at her pleasant
home last Saturday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in listen
ing to the most amusing and iu-
teresting experiences of those
present, who took turns in enter
tanning the company with stories
of what they had passed thru,
either interesting or amusing.
Light refreshments were served
and the afternoon was most pleas
antly spent by all.
, 1909-07-29

ZEN annually, said interest to be cred
tied in lieu of rental on the lands un-
til such time as the state acquires tit
lie and offers the land for sale. In
case the state does not acquire title
to the lands, the deposit will be re-
turned, A special form of applica-
ton will be sent upon request.
R. P. Fuller,
722SS Commissioner of Public Lands.
, 1909-07-29

Mrs. G. NJ. Scribner has accepted
the agency of the California Perfume
Company, which manufactures all
kinds of toilet articles. The reputa-
ton OF these perfumes, soaps, etc, is
known to be the best and it will be
well for those in need Of such things
to see Mrs. Scribner and get her
prices.
, 1909-07-29
Telephone Notice.

To the Patrons of the Saratoga Ex-
change;
Kindly call by number; should the
phone not be listed in the directory,
ask Central for the number and write
it IN your directory.
When you have finished your con
versation Ring off" by ringing your
phone slightly.
Jessie S. Moore, Manager.
, 1909-07-29
University Notes.

University of Wyo. July 23.-
DR.. f. q. Holder has resigned
his position as principal OF the
School of Commerce and will &C.
cept a position as Professor OF
Mathematics at Colby College,
Waterville, Maine. Prof. Holder
has proved himself IA very efficient
and delightful Instructor, and his
many friends regret his departure,
The vacancy caused by his resign
alton has not yet been filled, but
President Merica is in communi-
cation with a number OF candl-
dates for the position.
DIR. Agnes Wergeland, who was
granted a leave of absence during
the spring term on account OF Ill
health, returned from her home i'll
Norway and other European
points Thursday. She had in
tended to remain longer but was
SO far recovered as to make 1T pos
sible to return in time to prepare
for next years work at her leisure.
The preparatory assembly room
which was abandoned as an assem-
bly, room at the time of the adop-
ton of the system of preparatory
self-government, is being divided
into two class rooms to accomo-
date the increasing number OF
English classes. Besides the reg
ular work in rhetoric, composition,
and analysis, under Prof. Middle
kauff and DIR. Downey, Mrs. Mable
Tand De Kay is to have charge
of regular classes III expression
and elecution, for which a full
credit will be given. Mrs. DE Kay
is a graduate of the University,
and has studied along these lines
in Yale, and her marked ability
and great tact assure her pupils OF
the best possible training along
such lines.
Prof. Towar, Prof. Fitterer, and
DIR. Prom will conduct a Farmers
Institute at Rock River, July 20.
Prof. Dean of the Ohio Wesley
an University has been elected as
sistant in the commercial depart
ment for the coming year. In
connection with his other duties
he will act as director of all out
door athletics, being coach for the
football, basketball, baseball,
and track teams. He is enthus-
iastic and energetic, and has al
ready laid plans for building up
the Varsity teams in every way.
Leslie B.. Cook
, 1909-07-29
ATTENTION
STATE LAND FOR SELECTION
LEASE AND PURCHASE.

The state is authorized to exchange
certain lands granted for the benefit
of the Miners Hospital and other
public institutions for lands more ad-
vantageously situated. At this time
selection will be made of lanas parties
desire topurchase and upon which they
will make "A deposit of 50 an acre as a
guarantee that they will bid $40 an
acre for the lands after title has been
secured by the state. Mineral and
coal lands are not open for selection.
Land can he selected in any legal
subdivisions, from 40 acres up and
need not be in contiguous tract. The
guarantee deposit IA be made in
your local bank evidenced by a Ger
tiiicate of deposit, payable in two
years, to the Commissioners of Public
Lands, bearing interest at four per
, 1909-07-29

The undersigned has taken up
estray one gelding branded T on left
shoulder and121 on left side of neck
and left hind foot white. Same will
be sold as in accordance with the pro.
visions set by law.
E. f. Dollar.
Dated July 10 1909
'-l5'5w Saratoga, Wyo.
, 1909-07-29
Young Horses for Sale.

For Sale.-A team of young un
broken mares, with young colts, TO
sale. Cheap for cash. Call on OF
address
722-tf Hunter g. Laughlin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
MAY THIEVES PLEAD
PRIVATE SANCTITY?"
tsanta barbara independently

The private sanctity. of Calhouns
offices was violated. his defenders say,
when the police entered to search for
stolen goods. The fact that the goods
We're concealed in the offices-that the
police unearthed there fence" for the
reception of stolen goods-doesn't seem
to have destroyed the sanctity of the
place.
Recently the police in Los Angeles
ralded cigar store, where they found
concealed some of the money that three
months ago had been stolen from the
Monrovia bank. The cigar dealers law
yers should go into court and protest
against violation of the private sane
tity of the thief's hiding place.
1t is beyond understanding how men
can view similar circumstance in diff
ferent lights. TO an unprecedented mind
a thief IS thief, whether he has stolen
an old pair of shoes or robbed the pub
lie through a municipal or other gov
ernment. And the honest man reioices
IN his capture. the recovery of the
stolen goods and apprehension and pun
ishment of persons who receive and
conceal the fruits of theft
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
LEADER FOR CALHOUN
OVERLOOKED THE FACTS
jacksonville Register

A man with an unspellable and un-
pronouuceable name, who is designated
as a prominent German traveller, and
fact that he is guest of the most
fashionable hotel in San Francisco,
has injected himself into the graft
controversy. This gentleman, through
the medium of the Globe, a pronounced
advocate of the cause of the grafters,
airs his views on the latest phase of
the Calhoun case-the breaking open
of the safes of the United Railroads of
Detective Burns and his agents.
He assures US, upon his sacred word
Russia, or any of the many countries
he has honored with his presence, seen
so much violence against personal
freedom and so little respect for the
rights of an individual (meaning Pat
rick Calhoun as ne has seen during
his brief sojourn in San Francisco.
Such thing as officers entering
mans premises and rumma ging among
his belongings would not, he says, be
tolerated in Germany
Without desiring to question the
accuracy of the prominent German
travellers information about the rights
of officers of the law to search prem
ises for stolen property. we submit
that his zeal, while biasing his judg-
ment, has blunted his conscience 1t is
possible that he has overlooked the fact
that the crimes charged against Mr..
Calhoun would not be tolerated in the
FatherIand
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
EQUALITY UNDER LAW
INVOLVED IN CONTEST
(OroyiIIe Reristerl

1t is not question alone of graft
in San Francisco now. 1t is rather
question as to whether in America,
where .all men are free and equal.
there is law for the rich and another
law for the poor, and whether a little
money can put our whole penal system
at naught and make monkeys OF ju-
dicial officers. Unluckily in the CAL
houn case we can not in America re-
sort to the czarlike methods which
should be resorted to, but must fight
il out by the long and slow process
of law. Luckily for the honor of
America Mr.. Heney and his associates
are gifted with the courage. ability and
tenacity to fight it out on this line
even if it takes this summer and the
whole of the next so to do.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
PRIZE OFFERED FOR MOST
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN STATE

The executive committee festival offers c;z.
of
n of California ~ ~ S0u"s
1t desired make the celebration discovery of San Fran
bay by Gaspar governor Of Ca;forn;.
statewide affair 1t hoped that the photos
o beautiful to committee - $1,000
All women should competition both
of and the offered The selected will
used model for drawing which represenvs
California world
The competition will close Saturday executive corr
may - AZ
Mark the name and address plainly the the photo. and
committee Portoa
building Francisco. 0o' Hneian
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
SILENCE THE BETTER
COURSE FOR CALHOUN
Sacramento Rcel

Calhoun would have done better had
ne remained silent. The spectacle pre-
sented In San Francisco is that of a
great corporation obtaining by whole-
sale bribery franchise worth millions
OF dollars; of the head of the corpora-
ton protesting innocence and demand
ing q speedy trial. yet leaving no stone
unturned to delay and obstruct the
course of justice. and now denouncing
a regal search for evidences of stolen
information while silent as to the crime
OF his own agents in procuring the
commission of such larceny and of
shameful breach of faith.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
HOW LONG WILL CITY
ENDURE HIGHER UPS?
(Plumas National BulIctinl

Pats injured innocence will be better
appreciated when 1t is remembered that
as result of the search of which he
complains seven arrests have been
made, one of the culprits being Pat s
Dig lawyer, William NJ. Abbott the
charge against him being the crime os
having received stolen goods-the
papers stolen by the United Railroads
agents from the district attorneys Of
f1ce. In reply to Pats question, another
might be asked: How long, people OF
San francisco, will you submit to the
outrageous defiance of law and common
honesty practiced by the higher UPS.
whom courageous and honest prosecu-
ton are trying to bring to justice?'
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
New Sea Grass Fiber

ofvast Importance to all branches of
the textile industry is said to be the
discovery in Australia of an almost
limitless quantity of new sea grass
fiber, which can be woven with almost
any other material. takes dye readily
and is practically noninhammable.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
lmpertinent Question No. 98
What's Search Warrant?

For the original wtiest answer to this es,on H.
briefer the better-Ihe Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the next hve answers The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAX EACH Prlze winning answers will be printed next
"Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once MaL
your answer short and SEND 1T ON A POST4TD
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
heeping
an lar TO
the Ground

interests 1t be- of course intinations are merely
intended to aay popular feeling aroused by the Pavne
schedules and are used only blind
Taking these their value we learn that
The monsrous mpost cheap stockings to be put on
some reasonable basis response demand OF the
women OF America We any time anticipated that the
Payne schedule these would stand the test Of
although the house adopted was purely peunco
There little dispute Payne schedules on wooen
goods The specifications involved difficult of construction
and while maintain that the Dngey stand others are
certain that material reductions Dnelev duties
on wooens fixed 20 was needed for
adequate protection sharp reduction might be made without
injury TO the manufacturers
1t declared that Joker been discovered in the Pavne
b which intended to the Standard trust 20 per cent
protection on the bypoducts OF petroleum This Interpretation
OF the bill IS denied by author who that the clause in
question does not the meaning it. The sup
included IN the bill to possible provides that
there shall be levied all articles manufactured in whole or in
part not provided for this duty per cent ad valor
hee are some zO byproducts OF petroleum. gasoline
Fasene lubucang OILS manufactured the Standard and
not neneoned the BILL Mr. Payne contends that these
are all included IN the refined petroleum"
ms doubt should certainly favor of the CON
suers OF these products The house putting crude and
refined petroleum the free list for direct slap At
The Standard oil trust AS of fact grave injury
the independent producers crude oil and very little M me-
Standard Indeed II the Interpretation put basket clause"
by critics OF the bill the Standard positive ben
ha by the BILL The action of the matter was I'M
Goubdy hasy and i'll considered OF course the doubt as to
the meaning OF the clause easily be corrected
Perhaps the most encouraging feature of situation is that
the senate tariff makers beginning take notice
the popular criticism that features OF the PAYNE
bill has aroused.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Fortunate
in His
Enemies
cratic side the office

cratic side the office that drich does for the republicans
The immediate OF Baeys wrath although inspa-
ton may lie farther back, found inmaon veto
would be forthcoming the appointments years
bill were made the prey OF political spoismen.
Roosevelt vetoed bill of that character passed
congress, and without doubt Taft example in
like circumstances But Bailey like all the politicians the
merit SYSTEM which intended preclude patronage
Tor personal political services Bailey like
politicians, pay his personal Uncle Sans
Therefore he INDUCES abuse Of the
not stop at threats He declares that Mr. Taft has thus
his administration undertaken will find
that the experience of the last holiday
the next four years will be- threat this on an
OF hunlor when realizes that anything might saw
do the of attack Taft would be held popular
certificate of good character executive
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

for rich and How widely different appears
from the history of these prosecutions The expenditures
the OF justice made necessary lavish use of
money for corrupt by the defense may expensive
convict wealthy rascal but and San Francisco
make better investment.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
New Town Built as
Monument to Owner

I N
he held
At this what
nghbong building
o Saida
According several residents of Modesto Curtis took ofense
residents Sahda told
build which would eclipse the old
of
laid sidewalks and and settlement
his building which
of odctize
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
PAT CALHOUN LIKENED TO "FENCEn
WHO DEFENDS BOOTY OF BURGLARS

Patrick Caun objection having his Offices for papers
stolen from the district attorneys office The subject continued
by the of the The the United and its
compared the hiding places fence pho conas the
booty of burglars. Here the latest editorial utran
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
One Woman Defeated
Rule Made for Navy

the Pacific squadron's briei
gone on record more than one,
following their husbands ships
ding it. A month or so later
the navy from a flag officer on
Mrs. Soandso is here and
Cable Instructions
The message was not eve
following fleets and squadrons
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Old Bible is Famous
For Naming Breeches

Old Ribe is Eamous Foulds we'll attorney
has in his possession a of the
Tor 'aHh"S OleeCheS Bible
by biblohe This bible published
reign Queen Elizabeth and the all England
descent her shores by forces the Spanish
chastened people
grew
slaughter the dealing namely Spanish
Religious
of
by of the queen.
has this bible
opened that the
naked and they ewed together
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

TATT d as an an executive s develops slowly He apparently
makers get what they would call on him But
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
The lnsiIer
Wages Decrease as
Wages Are Doubled

Mexico he the steamship business Although ne
delighted Mexico where he lives ne says ne
so a when here
Mowry and the Mexicans get on very wen "
jealous of the Chinese but pity t "
ther stupidity in working hard and making money
Like humanity at heart MONTY ~
inspire the Mexican 20 his employ and
they dhardfo s. Mexican a month
SoOu "O'N -
appreciated will give these SO month
Don't; you will spoil them" exclaimed the
Mowy explained the poems tnat
their doubled and WORKED
tine orS had be discharged
all the country said Mowry i tired 10 ouy
vegetables would have been
He looked II
were creature, and then drawled OUT
81 do that You buy the hacienda entire
How acres? l asked
'tOny
plant vegetables replied
your landed and the incident
closed"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

in the absence OF more specific information ii
IS encouraging to find that he has already in
CURED the enmity of Senator Bailey of Texas
That fact is eloquent of meaning. Bailey is
regarded as one of the handy men of Standard
oil in the senate He fulfil1s on the demo-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

was sorrowul derogaon of diplomatic amenities vbe,
certain rough handed gendarmes put Castro wheebarrov
and carted him off with gnomnv in utter disregard Of ~
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

obstreperous protest. II the vehicle. was not
exactly a wheelbarrow,, but some handy
equivalent, that IS mere vulgar detail. The
distinction between a patrol wagon and
stretcher operated by the police is negligible
When one who has sat in the seats Of the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Poets Name Wanted
for Lines on Desert

following
am the Desert
Yet do dream of mother
Somed at lasts ooku
And give me towns
wished
he the of the poet
Honaday, Il don't know, but refer with
pleasure of OF botanical
laboratory
In a answered:
quotation but don't know the
author
langusng for the
applied n aid him his search
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12
Money We'll
Invested in the
Prosecution

observer appears IN the following quotation Valley
Union:
The published in attempt to prosecute
difficulty getting urv tb
his
can
make a 0 procedure 5 in his
areco certain
of
wnin
wealth. orwhat awsth
violate.
The application
whether defendant is wealthy
1t automatic theory that there should be the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

mighty becomes by his own fault public sco spectacle on
the streets like drunken being dragged reluctantly and
vocierousy to Jail need wonder calls con
raY ls word the final plea of every There is
no detected rogue but finds himself the victim conspiracy Per
aps there something OF the in case We need
doubt that England France the States are agreed
that the former president OF Venezuela dangerous be at large
III that region He there avowedly breed revolution and
make trouble He bad Indian and will put on reservation
Mhen man seeks to provoke and revolution right place
for him is in jail If something of sort could be done
with cabrera and Zeaa the and prosperity Caribbean
region would De greatly promoted All these engaged
the business OF political murder scale
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

Calhoun and Ruef, perhaps, need not be
blamed for regarding with disfavor any sort
OF work or expenditure whose purpose is to
put them in Jail, but that does not necessarily
prove that the money was i'll spent. How
the facts strike an independent and impartial
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-12

ME fact that the graft prosecutions cost the civ
hired in the press scandaIo1s rnis,,se M .h -