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The Washington herald., 1909-08-27
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square B4-Gcorge ". Marsh to John G. slatez
and Daniel orc Cailaghan. % secure John r.
Myers $3.50. ! year, per cent, semi-annually,
part original lot l.
Square dZ-same TO sane. % secure same, 800.
year. per cent semi-annually original LOT s.
Columbia Heights-Charles C. Lancaster % Richard
X. Tyler and Charles G, Warden. TO sscsrS
Louis II. OreI1an. $500 years, per eent
semfaunually. lot s.. block =.
Square Es-James kenuealy % William A. HI
Keilogg, 400. I year, per cent, semi-an.
nually iof ~
Square T7s-Wnliam A. Douch et ur 70 Michael
!. Weller and Nicholas II. Shea. to secure
William T. Russell. treasurer s. Josephs Male
Orphan Asylum. $780, years. 5 per can't
scmi-anEually. lot -: same 20 James r. Shea
and Wiliiam p. Normoye, 10 secure F1orcnce
d. McAulife. $40, year, per cent semi
annually. lot q.
Square l0i9-EIleu Tennyson 20 Frank J. Dieudonna
and james Berry. 10 secure Perpetual Building
Association. 500 lot 80
Square 77s-Alfred ". Fauth st uE. 70 Henry y.
Bergman and George NJ Emmcrich. 70 seciru
Metropolis Building Association No. s. $780,
Meridian Hnl-A A. King ct ux. n Emanuel
Spcich and joseph A. Hayden. 20 secure Cath
arine ] Fentress Slsoo monthly payments with
out interest lot As. block TO-
Petworth- Horace Y. and Mildred " Bsbee d
William Z. Edmonston and Louis r. Peak. "a
secure Charles r. Marsh $500. s years. 81
Der cent. semi-annually. lot 50. block e. same
10 Charles r. Newman and Cyrus B. Rees. tc
secure Edward L. santinyer. s. $50. years.
Per cent semi miannually. same land.
Square s62-kenncdy Bros. Incorporated. 10 II.
Bradley Davidson and Luther s Frstoe 70 So
cure Charles II. Davidson. Sl.005. 3 years 81
Per cent scmianuually, lots 70 Il and 50 20 8.
Long Mcadows-Kate L. Wright 20 Victor Myns-
bridge and Nelson Wilson. 10 secure Mary T.
Mynshridge S.lo0 s years. 5 per cent. lots 20l
and 35. block =. Same 20 sane. 70 secure
same. $50, to years. per cent, lots lgs
zoo 36 G6. 10. block 2
Holmead Estate-Aisrgaret ~ Eckstein e. VIZ
Charles A.. 10 Walter r. Wilcox and George
f. Hane to secure John Mitchell. SlsoO ! to
months. per cent. lot L
0ulds' Second NaUncy-tieOrEo T. Brown q w.
70 Job Barnard and Charles r. Bauman 70 Sc
cure Louis Behreus. N5oO years. 6 per cent.
nli-annually. part.
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NEW YORK MONEY,

New York Aug. 26.-Mouey on cull at the stock
exchange to-day opened at "a per cent: highest.
"a; lowest, ~; closing "a Most Of the days
loans we're made at ~ por cent.
Time money showed some ease in condition and
softening in rate. due 10 some extent 10 interna-
doDal arrangements and high rate Of exchange.
which made Il possible for foreign houses TO mt
out some money at slight concessions Then the
liquidation Of the past week has materially essened
the demand, making Il rather difficult 70 find large
borrowers. Rates: 2A per cent for sixty DAYS sa3L
per cent for ninety days SLASH per cent for four
months. 3ha4 Der cent for five TO six months with
business done az So per cent.
The market for sterling to-day was easier. with
rates 10 POINTS lower at the close.
Rates for actual business closed as foIlows: Sixty
days. 4s525ai.s $780, demand. s.s6s0aLs6S5; cables.
4s7l5a4S75.
Commercial bills were lSiis for ninety DAYS and
45fiza4s5h Tor sixty days. Flour bills were 4sl7s
for sixty days; grain. ASA The supply Of grain
and cotton bills was modsrats
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished b. W. b. Hibbs & %.
members Of The Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibhs
Building rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. Aug. 8-Wheat was bearishly affected
early to-day by reports indicating rapid progress in
harvesting in the Canadian Northwest and by a
decline Of l% 70 IL AZ Liverpool Prices at the
opening we're y to = below yesterdays final fg-
ures. September being at 81 to s7K and Decem-
Der at 933z to s55sa95A. Later September sold al
G%, and then dropped back 70 9%. December raj
lied to &Aas3h. but declined again TO s5ik.
The heayiness Of wheat prompted considerable ssll-
ing Of eorn. Opening Quotations were a shade
higher 10 = lower. September being at 65Sass.
Trade in the oats market was fairly active. Ser.
tember opened u lower. at S5is. and sold OF 10
s6H
Provisions were rather weak at TIE start, Prices
az the opening were unfarorable
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A Lost Opportunity.

Frum Youths Companion.
Small boys are not always as sympa-
thetic as their relatives wish, but, On the
other hand, they are seldom as heartless
as they sometimes appear.
''Why are you crying so, Tommy" IN
quired one Of the boys aunts. who found
her small nephew seated on the doorstep
lifting up his voice in loud walls.
The b-baby fell d-downstairs,' blub-
bered Tommy.
"Oh. that's too bad" said the aunt
stepping over him and opening the door.
Il Go hope the little dear wasn't much
hurtr
"S-she's only hurt littleI'' walled Tom
my But Dorothy s-saw her fall. while
I'd gone 10 the g-grOceryl I never s-see
anything
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished hT W. B. Hibhs & o.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hihbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
New York. Aug &.-Cotton opened steady at an
advance OF 2a3 points in response to better cables
but eased of TO about the closing figures Of YES
terday under reports indicating that crop con.
ditiOns had been maintained in Georgia and Ala
hama during the month. Trading was quiet and
hnctuatons were narTow with prices holding about
unchanged 70 / point lower.
The market held generally steady during the
late forenoon. but after selling at net advance Of
4a5 points failed 20 hold the gain with trading
quiet and prices about TO points higher at
midday.
Ia the afternoon the market lost all the ad-
vance and sold to 10 points lower for the day.
Receip-s at the ports were 100 bales against
3.3i6 bales last week and o0u bales last eear
For the week 5000 bales. against sN last week
and u4sS last year. Receipts at New Orleans
were rs bales. against 10 last week and 5ls last
year. At Houston, 4593 bales. against l.Sg3 last
week and S ZiI last wear
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

Baltimore. Aug s6.--Quotations established hy the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows.
BUTTER-Creamery separator, pr ID, EaH
imitation, per lb.. 2a1; prints. Alb, Ia2s; do.
lib. eaZl; prints. Alb, Ha2S; do. lib. per ID
Ha2S. blocks 2-lb per h.. aaE: dairy
psints. Maryland Pennsylvania. and Yirrnia,
per b.. l6alT; Virginia and West Virginia store
packed. per b.. 2la20z Ohio store-packed. Ter ID
2On30h nearby rolls. per b.. aa20k: Ohio rolls.
per H., %; West Virginia rolls. per b. 20s2Olk
EGeS-Aiaryland, Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
per doz.. . Maryland nrsts. per doz., 2Sc West
Virginia, per doz-. q; North Carolina per doz.,
~.
LIVE P0ULTRT-Old hens heavyweight per
pound, l53s; do. lightweight, per ID, Is; old
roo6ters. per lb. 10; spring chickens large IA lbs
and over. per h. i7al7A; do small, per H. l7aIEla
ducks. per d. r.: do. white Pekins per H. l3;
spring ducks, lbs. and over. per H.. l2al3; do.
SMALL ilal2; pigeons. young. per pair Is; do. CID
per pair. 90 guinea fowls. old. each. q do. young
lali5 lbs. each, 4oa50
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE ANUERSON.
Estate a Irving W. Beck; order for sale q Ger
tain stock. AttorEcys NJ J. Colbert and r. j,
Watkins
In re Jacob Rosenfeld et al. ogier for main
tenance Tor infants. Attorney. Mark Stcarman.
Estate Cf Sarah A. Swart. order extending time
10 consider petition for PROBATE q will thirty days
from August g. 1903 Attorney, L. B. Ray
Estate Of Walter c. Duckett: viii dated July
2. 1905. and unwtnessed and undated; codcil fled
Estate 81 Catherine Hammersley; order TO ac-
oept $500 for property.
Estate q Florence Nirnstein; petition for ap-
pointnent Ct guardian Attorney. J. r. aiullaly
In Herold L. CorWin. petition for increase
Of allowance. Attorney e. II. Turner.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York AuE. 2S-CATTLE-Receipts. LCo
head: dressed beef slOw best grades steady.
CALVES-Receipts AS head: medium 20 prime
ycals s5oal000. dressed calves "a moderate re-
ceipt and steady; city dressed veas lOaI5; country
dressed eaI3is: dressed ggassers and buttersnilEs
1aa
SHEEP AND LA8TBS-4teceipts. 7.si0 head;
sheep. 30oaL5: no prime here; lambs. 650aSz
cills s50a55o
HoGs-Reoejp,s. SO head: about steady.
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DAILY COURTRECORD
DISTRICT COURTS.


NNUItN NaNVI-I-NVlfF
No H63 Gregory vs.. Gregory; time % file tesr-
mony limited Attorneys, Mcneil & Mcneil and
n. L. OBrlen-J. II. Adrisans
NJ. 8I3 Shoemaker vs. Shoemaker; decree pro
confesso. Attorneys J. II. Wilson and ]. II. VIII
son. IA. L. Shoemaker
No. $500 Woodward vs.. Woodward; rulc re-
turnable September .. Attorney. W. p. Plumley.
No 2s70i Byrne vs.. Byrne ct al; substitute
trustee ordered. Attorneys. +. II. Thomas-J. b.
Daish.
No 2s25. Ferris vs.. Lycett et al: appearance
Of absent defendant ordered. Attorney. !. S.
Easily Smith
No. 2S563. Davidson vs.. Mccormick; sale ratified
nisi- Attorney. II. W. Wheatley
No 2oSi Waters rs. Waters: re-reference 70
examiner. Attorneys W. j. Lambert and T. NJ.
Hewlett-C. II. Hemans and G. r. Collins.
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september lL45 Ills LILO u.D
New York Aug 8.-WHEAT-weak: inactive
trade. New No. Northern Duluth. 10 arrive.
lOSi8; new No. red, T. o. b., nominal 0oL; new
No. red for end Of September IA over; No. 2
hard New York. f. O. b. new. Lllls No maca-
ronL new crop. eii. T. O. O.. October: No / Mani
toba. Z. o. b.. to arrive. October-Noyembcr 1864.
Exporters took 10 loads. mainly dIuIm.
CORN-Easer; inactive. no. elevator. sOls: No.
?. T. o. b, nominal No. yellow elevator. sO5s; No
?. I. o. b.. December to March shipments Ga
Exporters took 10 loads. mainly via Gulf ports
RYE-SLOW. New No. 2 4. o. b.. 76
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, Del ewS, aSOa6Oo; butcher. AOOa
L5e: common. 20oa30o.
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross 7.OOa75O: ordinary, 6OOaR2 8.
sHEEP-Prime. clipped $50; common. 2oosaOO
LAMBs-Choice. spring. peI ID, "a; medium,
ta6h
oALYEs-Prire, PER ID, si medium. ~; com
mon. 5s6
COWs-Prime. fresh. each. S5NaEzoo; eonmon.
S.OnSa0o: old ard dry. laOosla0A
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Eouftv suif..

No. &76l. Joseph T. Byrno vs. Francis p. Ryme.
Annie Byson. Thomas P. Byrne. snd Mary y.
DOwling; substitute trustee btt54rey. L. II.
Thomas.
No B7s2 Henry Beck Vs. Emma Waugh iudg-
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LnNrnuita.

No. 1884, Charles Z. Lusby vs.. Frank NJ. Fin
ley; damages. S.Ooo. Attorneys. Birney & Woodard.
No. 5s95 Charles Z. Tubby VI. A. c. Giles
and George T. Emmons: Judgment Municipal Court,
Se95. Attorney. O. p NJ. Brown
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Sfrnnhnnrern.

From the Houston Post
Those New York cars FOR women were
not a success.
mo; the women think that men and
women should hang together"
The Washington herald., 1909-08-27

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 36l In re Thomas +. Waggaman; trustee
authorized TO purchase certain notes. Attorneys.
Maddox & Galley.
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See the list OF branch Offices OF the
want ad. department Of The Washington
Herald. top OF first column. want page.
and get your branch" firmly fixed in
your memory.
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SEAsEORE LOTS FOR SALE.

All advertising contracts made by The
washington Herald are based upon its
bona hde circulation-a circulation In
washington larger BY thousands than
was ever before attained by any morning
newspaper at the Capital Its books ars
epens II
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No SIS. United States vs. Desiecated eggs: order
allowing sampler to be taken for analysis
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Mechanics Lien.

No b9N Frank D. Foster vs. Richard T.
Daniel; iot $50 square ISIS 81 ooo August D. 1903;
assignment q interest 10 William J. Frizzen,
$40 e. m
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular call y o'clock noon.
Potomac Electric cons. s.. 5000 al losi4, 1900
at l034.
Mergenthaler. AZ Zs, at Gs
Greene Cananea 100 at 9i6. 100 al 81.
Potomac Insurance. % az g.
After call-Ianston IS az l7A 100 At III lcashl.
Washington Gas . az 1874 25 at 73a. % at 73A.
Following are the hid and asked prices on yes
terday's Washington Stock Exchanges:
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Closing prices yea- ago to-day: New York
December wheat L05A: December corn. Il. Chi
eago-Deoember wheat, s5 SIS; December corn, CO..,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. ". B. Hibbs Co.
members New York Stock Exch6Lge. Hibhs Buld
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest.
CALL NONEY-sALEs BY HOURsI
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New York, Aug. 26.-rhe only difference
between yesterdays market and to-day S
Is that to-day stocks sold of even more
easily than yesterday. At the lower
prices the market was weaker than at
the higher prices.
AS was the case yesterday. the greatest
weakness was in the Hartman stocks.
and In stocks OF companies like New
York Central. Erie. and Illinois Central.
with which Mr. Hartman is connected.
Particularly in Union Pacific and South.
ern Pacific, trading opened excitedly and
nervously and continued at a furious
pace throughout the session.
First Sales Bunched.
The first sales OF Union Pacific, which
again opened wide, were punched on the
tape in a lot Of 1900 shares at prices
ranging between 2Q2ss and 2OS1s. as COM
pared with a closing price OF 2O5lk yester-
day. Southern Pacific. New York Cen
trsl. and the Erie shares also sold in this
early trading we'll below yesterday S
closing prices, and the pronounced weak
ness in all these shares affected the en-
tire market. though In none was the
weakness as pronounced as in the stocks
with which Mr.. Harriman's name is con-
nected.
Union Pacihc's net loss was ~ points.
Southern Pacifc's 57s. and New York
Central 3ss. making for the two days
losses OF 12S points in Union Pacific.
SIS In Southern Pacific, and rs In New
York Central
The magnitude OF tho transactions in
the Hartman stocks was also extraordi-
nary. Union Paclfcs total was in excess
OF 25O.0OO shares and Southern Pacihc's
IN excess Of 125.OOO shares. and together
these stocks contributed almost a third
OF the days business.
II was distinctly a Hartman market
though not the kind OF market that has
borne that Characterization in the past,
and. practically all OF the discussion IN
speculative circles concerned Mr.. Harri-
mans health the great majority Of
traders drawing unfavOrable deductions
from the reports that were received.
In but one period OF the flve-hour
session was there any rally whatever
and this rally was brief, weak. and un-
impressive. II was followed IN the late
trading by a decline even more rapid
than in the morning.
Closing Prices Low.
Closing prices in nearly all cases were
at the lowest prices OF the day. There
was no doubt that professional and semi
professional operations for the decline
operations which again encountered no
resistance from important interests
were vigorous. determined. and effective.
but It was curious that the covering OF
short contracts. which must have been
extensive judging by the handsome profits
obtainable by the bears, resulted in no
rally whatever.
Stocks were freely supplied for the
covering OF short contracts. A partial
explanation OF this popularity Of the day
IS that stop loss orders were caught IN
large numbers. In this connection, It IS
pertinent to note that the demand for
time loans secured by stock exchange
collateral is very light, and to recall that
IN the early summer men OF large means
financed very heavy purchases OF stocks
by time loans.
Obviously many OF these stocks have
been sold. so that another indication
that stocks have passed from strong into
weak hands is supplied.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W B. Hibbs q Co
members O the New York Stock Exchnnge. Hibbs
Bnildng. l5 Fiftaenih Etrnst nnrthr-est
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WALL STREET NEWS
Weakness in the Hartman
Stocks Affects Market.
ONLY ONE WEAK RALLY NOTED

Majority OF Traders Drew UnfavOr-
able Deductions from Reports Os
Stop Orders blamed for Peculiarly
of DHy-CIOHing Prices Low.
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Trading on the local stock exchange
yesterday was Of the midsummer variety.
small and not OF particular significance.
Clients OF the brokers sre largely out
Of town, orders are few. and the daily
meeting OF the brokers is more or less
perfunctory in character.
At the beginning yesterday two Poto-
mac Electric Consolidated bonds were
taken at 1884. which completed the busi-
ness in bonds.
Traction shares were bid and asked.
with no takers at the prices offered
A couple Of broken lots Of Mergenthaler
sold at 2lS. and Linston stock attracted
slight attention, selling one quotation
share. after CALL at 171s cash. Fifteen
shares were taken over at a fraction
lower Greene-C -Cananea had brief re-
vival OF interest. long enough for the
sale OF two quotation lots al 9lh.
Business for the day closed by the sale
OF IS shares OF Gas at 1875 down 70 1888.
with offerings OF a considerable number
Of shares at "a
The allotment committee OF the new
District National Bank will hold a meet
ing probably to-day and distribute the
capital stock OF the bank pro rata
among the subscribers II has been
definitely decided that the capital Of
the new bank shall be $4,000, and as
the subscriptions are something over
$780, 900. the allotment OF stock viii not
be so large in all cases as expected.
II is likely that meeting OF the stock
holders will be held early next week.
and the bank put in shape to begin busl-
ness by September J.
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The washington Herald is absolutely
supreme in the morning field as two is
10 one.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
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The Safest Investments

REAL ESTATE LOANS
Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest.
". II. WALKER. 729 18th ST. nv.
The Delta independent., 1909-01-29

roll in book form. In manner required by
statuIe, and shall certify said roll under the
seal Of said Town and deliver the same to
the County Treasurer Of Delta County, Colo
rado, with . warrant for the collection OF the
same; and it shall thereupon be the dnty Of
the County Treasurer 70 receive psymsnt OF
default Of any instalIm-nt Of principal or
interest. when due to advertise and sell all
property concerning which such default II
suffered for the payment OF the whole OF the
unpaid assessment thereon And said adver-
tirements and sales shall be made at the
same time times. in the same manner,
under all the same conditions and penalties;
and with the same effects are provided
by general law for sales OF real estate IN de-
fault of payment of general taxes.
SECTION 4. The foregoing amounts SO az.
se~sed shall be payable in two equal annual
inrtallments Of principal, the first OF which
i,stallmenfs shall be payable in one year
from the date of passage of this ordinance,
and the se..ond in two years from the pa sage
of this ordinance. with interest on the unpaid
principal payable semi-annuaily at the rate OF
pay amy instalment. whether of principal or
interest. when due, the whole OF the unpaid
principal therenpon shall become due and
payable Immediately. and the whole amount VI
the unpaid principal and accrued interest
shall thereafter draw interest at the rate OF
one per cent per month. or fraction OF
month. untll the day Of sale.
2lst day of January, A. D. 1919.
L. d. HAUSER,
ATTEST. Mayor.
LILLE f. WILSON.
Town leIk and Recorder.
fSE II
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AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING THE LEGAL
SoSsrnHaTioS SS rMD.2oS'ofscihM of chMsST sIbEw m ahk
DISTINCT NO. Of tho Town OF Deits. tolo-
rrbo. upon tho.e lott and traets Of land situate
proportionate amount OF such cost OF con-
struc,lon has not already t-sen paid
Bg Ir oHpusgp ny TINE BossD or TRUSTEES
OF THE TowS or DHLTa. IoIsoRN,o:
SECTION /. THAT WHEREAS In accordance
and S,s1 Recorder a oi saia % Town ~ 10 ne;ify The
ssn, s sdesa Rs0.I se, Nc Of the rssS ss
OF Delta. Colorado. that said improvements
vcrti-emcnt has bccu nade by said Town
Clerk and lsccorder for period OF more
.hnn ten da,s @ IN Inc Ds,,n nnaepsnaeni' i,s !,
said Town. which said notice specified the
whole cost of said, improvements and the
land. and TINT any and all complaints or OBJ
jections that might be made IN writing. by
Trnssess r S Of i tho ct Town f Of Delta, W. Colorado.
and Oiled In the office OF said Town Clerk
pnblieasisn nb % Of said notes. % would Is heard ard
and determined by tho Board of Trustees Of
said Town. before, tho pa~-assc Of any ordi-
mente. And Whereas more than thirty days
has elapsed since tho publication OF said
or objcction- have been made or flle.i in the
Office OF said Town Clerk and Recorder.
coat of construction sf said cement Sidewalk
District bcrotofore made by said Board OF
Trustees and the Town Clerk and Recorder i
and there i- hereby levied against the rial
c-tate in said Ccmcnt Sidewalk District. for
cons,rueioa constr tic sas not alrsady bccn paid. tho
following sums to-wit.
Upon lot. 10 and II. in block Is, owned
block H. owned by Lorcna G. Edwards. s6ios;
upon lots e, 80 81 and sa. ~ an IN & nioss ~. y.
Irns ~ is - " and 3. % in block 49, owned % BY isi
episcopal Church. sio7 %; upon lots " and
~. in block 10, owned by ncrt Norris, ase, Y.
and a. = "a, in'i in block u, owned 6y hnida ihe%as
ss' owSss BY SpfEn e 4. Jener-. I s,sds upon % lots &
-. "a and y, in block is, owned by A. x
H,as n sMnea ssl IS upon Js lsis s Upon sSs. s.
~ and Is. In block ~ owned by W; M
%ia%: Dsi' by spea Ts,.r oss Sunary and ss up in
on lots 10. ii and ia in block Y, owned by
E A. Jeferp, sia.ts; upon lots -, u, 10 and
80, " 70, 0iSo upon lots and I, In block IS owned
b. Frank Darling. SAVES; upon l9t 10 and
susn lSt H. upon IN e'Sss isss 70 i 'mn0 and Il, m
blSrR tnsn b ss1 owned i" by msrmm Darling. sss Is;
Al in DO Original rla, o 2, the Town of 2cS SS
Church % Of Christ, siSoeo.
SECTION 3. And the said Board OF Trus.
ssss Of snid Town, upon q fall hearing lind. finds
"s SSss 81 aosSbeS tho just and legal
osf raid cement Sidewalk District prcpcrly
chnrrrabie To- said Lots and tracts, and snid
nsscsrInents shall be duo and payable within
thirty dsys, from the publicstion ?f this As. AS
scssins Orsiinrncsa witho1t dcmand' r, NM rs mny
at any time within thirty days Of. tho pas,
sngc Of thia ordinance, and an allowance ~
pay,ncats durins such period only. Upon the
srpiration Of said thirty day pertod' The the
rnaio, shsll return tho local assessmcnt roll,
thsrsin showing al payments inndo thercon
10 Town Uerk and Recorder Of said Town
shall prepare a permanent local sssssssnent
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Neice fer Bids.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That ths
Board Of Trustees Of the Town Of Delta. Col
orado. will receive bids. for the construction
Of Sanitary Se.er and Drain Tile Line. IN
OF Delta, Colorado, as described in q certain
Notice to Property Owners. dated Novembe.
18th. 1913. and according to the plans and
Guiding eight o'clock p NJ. on Thursday thr
9Th day Of February, A. ID 1912
Bids will please be enclosed in sealed en-
velopes. and mailed to or left with the
lille E. WILSON,
Town Clerk and Recorder.
First pub. Jan. Is. 1909. Last pub. Jan %. 1875