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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16
CHEERED ON

~ HE following excerpts are taken
from many letters that have
- checred this office the past
week
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WHAT MIGHT BE EXPECTED

~ NE can't kennel with the dogs
without more or less discom-
~ fort from the heas. Governor
Cruthcrs has no one but himself to
blame Tor the odium which has come
upon him from the performance OF
one Bill" Garland in the Baltimore
saluon-kecper' case. Governor Gro
theirs knew what he was risking in APP
pointing such man as Garland to a
MagiStcria position. lie knew his re
putation and had known ii for years
He knew Governor Warhcld had reiuS-
cd To appoint Garland. because OF his
palpablc uniitncss. II Governor Gro
theirs chose to pay political debts by
such an appointment, he ought not to
he surprised or agGrlcycd at the malo-
doruuS results Indeed, certain dcvc.
lopmcnt, during the present admins
tartlun have only emphasized the
charge that the Democratic party won
It's late Gubcrnatorial fight by an al
lance with the Liquor interests at the
State, and has since been paying the
debts of said alliance lbs some very i'm.
proper appointments. II Governor
Cruthcrs could cSchcw the pleasure OF
putting forth fine word, (Which butter
ne parSuipSl long enough To contrast
his Magistrates appointments with his
high standard" dciivcranccs ior pub
lie consumption. he would not be tardy
IN discovering that ALL the people are
not willing to be fooled All. the time.
Still, there are good many 'chucklc
headed chumps in tins world. and
maybe i pays To- play Tor the suck
crs" in polite, The Goycrnoj ought
Ia know much better than we do.
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ELKTON UP.TO-DATE

Wy THIN the past few years,
w towns and villages in all parts
w OF the country have been &C
tive in iratcrnal rivalry in proclaiming
through their newspapers, the advan
tagcs, facilities and resources OF their
respective localities, so as to attract
attention to the fact that they are in the
line OF progress and keeping pace with
the times.
The WING being always alive to
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GEORGE "a. BLHEE
Solicitor for Plaintiff
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
cyfn. z. Gears. rlninlin.


fcuuir C. Armstrong. Joshua {. Armstrong, her
husband. John Il. llctz and son Limited, a
CORPORATION Ilurtlcy Manufacturing Com
pauy Il corporations august Wolf. trading as
The Wolf Company. and trading as Wolf Com
pany. and trading as August Wolf Company
John 4. Doueherty and Walter X. Sharpe.
Trustee and Receiver in bankruptcy OF August
Wolf trading rs aforesaid Defendants
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Chicken thieves stripped the roosts
at James Cully's place at Conowingo
and wrecked his hennery one night,
recently
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JANUARY SALE

Our January Sale is OH. Onr
complete stock of Mems,
Youths and Little Boys VIM
ter Suits and Overcoats at Il
off regular prices. Every de-
sirable style is included in
this reduction. The line of
sizes is complete. Mems
Suits and Overcoats, were
$40, sr2, SIS and $40, now
$3.50, So, $II.25 and SI5.
Youths, So, IS, $40 and SI2,
now $3.50, So, $3.50 and So.
Little Boys $500. $500, 70
and So, now So, 1915, $3.50
and 5000. Special" values
in Suits for Men, all sizes at
SO, $3.50 and $3.50 in Greys
and Brown Worsteds. White
Underwear, Hats, Shoes an
Furnishings.
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THE PITY OF III

- ii.LMAN, Bailey. MIaurin
what a trio Of Senators TO have
come out oi the South. with
its proud traditions 81 craftsmanship,
and its splendid roll 81 great ones
gone forever and ever by" The bar
sinister is on her cScutchcon and the
seats Of the mighty-oi Madison and
Prentiss ard Preston and Calhoun
have beccp 'nSting places for little
fellows. "e it'll us in double
sense an hing palms" are
vastly N than their lofty
Statesr and counter
charg' "a rampant. Con
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IN the Circuit cour, for Cecil County in Equity
No. 2s29.
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George A. Blake. Solicitor for Plaintiffs.
Order Of Publication

Jennie c. Pierce, in her own right and Joseph
Earle Pierce aud William Reese Pierce. by their
mother and next friend, Jennie {. Pierce.
Plaintiffs.
Hannah Fouik, Joseph Foulk. her husband, sal.
lie c. Lindsey. Henri A. Lindsey. her husband
Esther A. Griibh, Frank Gruhh her husband
Susan lIariing. Allen Iiarting. her husband
Edward Hickman iiick his wife
Sarah Hickman and William Kick man he
PENDANTS.
-. -, 9TH, =. -, l.. 81, ,,-..,.. o. -.s.
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TO THE LOCAL MERCHANT

~ l. count ourselves among those
w who preach and practice the
"buy-at home" doctrine OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-01-16

The object Of this suit ~ 10 procure decree Of
said Court for the sale al certain real estate OF
the said Jennie {. Armstrong for the payment Of
The mortgage debt aud interest Of the plaintiff
secured ny a mortgage thereon. aud for general
Fpitrf
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. HE following excerpts are taken
from many letters that have
- cheercd this office the past
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10
& tuTismQ maritime.

En- Ell MUNDo EsPoRTIvo de BARGE
Iona llegado ultimamente haiiamos
la siguiente noticia:
"Bajo ell nombre de "Turismo Ma
rftimo" acaba de constituirse en- nu-
estra ciudad una nueva entidad Gu
yos fines son altamente slmpat cos,
pues tratan de fomentar el excursio-
nismo maritime, contando con un bu
que de gran porte ,comodo y rapido.
con el que organizara expediciones
muchos dias festivos, por modico
precio, para que todo ell mundo pue-
da participar de las ventaias que O.
freee.
Las inumerables beliazas de nues-
tras costas Y de muchas de las pobla
clones Ell elias situadas, hacen augu-
rar un feliz exito para In idea que per
Sigue Ia nueva sociedad, la cuai me-
rece todas nuestras simpatfas'
Muy de desear fuera que algo por
el estilo Sc hieiese aqui, donde tan a.
burridos Sc paSan los domingos por
no haber diversiones adecuadas al
china.
No siendo los teatros, no hay dura
rante ell verano diversion ninguna
donde pasar los dias festivos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10
RECATAS De
AERONAVES,
FL globo "New York
CANA el trofeo de
America.
Los politicos ineleses invi
tan a los parlamentarios
ruSOS'
Los reyOlucionariOS veDezOlanOs
Sc muestran muy actiyOS.

New York, JUNO 10.-En las rega
tas de aeronaves sali6 vencedor el
a6rostato New York, que hizo ell re-
corrido de 35S millas. LIE ha sido ad-
,judicado el trofeot de America. Ell
entusiasmo que reina en- todos los
Estados Unidos con este triunfo de
la navegaci6n aerea, es indiscripti-
BILE.
New York, JUNO 10.-Los MEM
bros de Ia Douma han sido invitados
por los principales politicos ingleses
para una vista a Gran Bretafa en-
este mes. Los diputados rusos han
aceptado la invitaci6n, aprovechan-
do la clausura del parlamento que
tendra lugar ell II del corriente. Sc
les prepare una carinosa acojida alos
parlamentarios rusos los cuales So
ran recibidos por el rey Eduardo en-
su palacio de Buckingham.
New York, JUNO ll.-Un telegra-
ma de Venezuela da cuenta de la
actividad que estan desplegando
los revolucionarios para derrotar al
presidente Gomez. Corren rumores
de haber logrado los amigos de
Castro, introducir con toda felicidad
el contrabando de pertrechos que sa
li6 de un puerto de los Estados Uni
dos desde hace algunos dfas.
La situacion del presidente Go
mez, aunque no muy lisonjera, pue-
de decirse que no inspira mayores
peligros, por encontrarse apoyado
decididamente por la opinion sana
del pals.
Es probable que ell general Gomez
adn pasando por sobre la constitu-
ci6n suprima a los presidentes de
estados pertenecientes al pasado
regimen castrista y los cuales no
ocultan sus simpatias por el ex-dic
tador.
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& pueblo feminista.

Hoy, que tanta popularidad va
aicanzando el feminismo, Y cuando
las mujeres de aigunos paiseS
Iuchan heroicamente por obtener
Ell derecho electoral V poder ser eie-
gidas para cargos pdblicos es inte-
resante recordar que en- Frsncia.
en- departmental del Oise. existe TN
pueblo cuyos principales funeiona-
nos. exception hecha del aicaide,
son muieres.
Este pueblo Is Froissv Y cuenta
con quinientns treinta Y tres vecinos
En- Ii una mujer desempeha las fun
clones lie pregonero. otra hace ia or
denanza de tei6grafos. Otra de carte
TO, hay I'm jefe de estaci6n V TN bar
hero tOdas mujeres.
Toda, Elias han ,iegado & estos
puestos SIN necesidad de luchas CO.
mo 10 hscen las ieministas ingiesas.
y SOLO fnr circunstancias iortuitas
Ia cartera por e!empLO, IA suoedIdo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10

que un minute despues de trans
currir ese plazo, regresaria a In
glaterra.
En- la tarde del 20, como no re-
cibiese vista nj aviso alguno, en-
cargo que Sc lie preparase un tren
especial.
Al anochecer del mismo dfa, una
siiueta alta y sombria frsnqueaba
los umbraIes del Kaiserof, y venfa a
lamar a la puerta de lord Beacons-
field: era Bismarck que mediaba en-
la contienda.
La entrevista fue breve.
-5Es que lie fatigan los trabaios
del congreso?-pregunt6 ell conciller.
-iNo-contesto Beaconsfietd Soy
yo el que estoy cansado de mi mis-
mo-. !.......
Y la entrevista termin6 con estas
palabras:
-iDe modo que es un uittmdtum?
IFS un ultimdtum!
Y la voz del hombre que pronun-
clio estas paiabras no revelo la menor
emocion. Y no Sc contrajo nj un mus
culo de su rostro.
Una hora despues anunciaba Bis
marck que Russia cedia.
NADIA hay como alcanzar una vic
torla, para iograr otra.
Inglaterra marcho desde entonces
de triumfo en- triumfo. Libro hatalIa
por que Rumelia V Macedonia siguie
sen siendo provincias turcas, V Ia ga
no. Libr6 batalla para contener la
expansion de Servia. y la gan6. Lii
bro bataiia por que la Bosnia y la
Herzegovina quedasen baio el pro-
tectorado de Austria, para contra
rrestar la Influenza slava, Y la gano.
Con raz6n decia Bismarck ell IL de
julio, dfa que Sc firm6 ell tratado, al
entregar la pluma a lord Beacons-
leId:
-iGracias a usted, existe adn hoy
una Turquia eft Europa!
Y dos dias despues, cuando los
plenipotenciarios britanicos entra-
ron en- Londres, 100000 ingleses,
ebrios de entusiasmo. llenaban la
atm6sfera con sus aciamaciones, Y
BeancosfieI, al arengar la multitud
decia con legftimo orgulio:
-iSehores: Lord Salisbury Y yo os
traemos ia paz con honra!
iPero no hay-bataiia dipiomatica,
por conmovedora que sea, que no
ofrezca su lado C0micol
iLos turcos. para los que Sc obtu-
vo ei derecho de defender la frontera
los turcos, para los cuaies en- NADIA
estuvo que Sc desencadenara una
formidable guerra europea no
han construido hasta la fecha,
fortaieza alguna en- ei desiitadero de
I los Baicanes!
Para ESQ sirvi6el tratado de Ber-
/ lin! Juan dc Becon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10
Que esperan!

iQue esperan los boticarios
de Puerto Rico, que aun no
tienen?
Las BoTICAs importantes 10
venden.
Que venden? Lo mejor de
10 mejor para el catarro, tisis,
ronquera, tOs.
TABoNUCOL, TABONUCoL.
Pidanse detalles a los Sres.
J. NJ. Blanco V COM, Y a don
Fidel Guillermety, en- San
Juan.
( los Sres. F. Ruiz de Po-
rras Y Co.en Ponce,y al detalle
EN- TODAs LAS BOTICAs DE MA
YOR IMPORTANCIA.
No de mas de IS centavos
pOr pote.
Nadle sabe que su casa eS-
I'd des0Iquiladd. Nddie 10 sa'
be, porque usted no 10 dnuncid-
ST desed diquildr su casa que
GhOrd no ie produce NADIA an in
cielG en- la Correspondent
cid" Para estG cLdse de dnun-
clos hay en- este di1rio preclos
especidie, mUy hmIqdos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10
TERREMO7O
ZEN SUMATRA.
go muertos en- Ia Ca
tastrofe.
-
Ell ministro Ide es recibi-
do por el rev Alfonso.
La peste bubonica en- Trinidad,
causa alarma en- Venezuela.

New York, JUNO 1O.-Llegan no.
ticias de haber ocurrido un furioso
terremoto en- la isla de Sumatra,
situada en- ell oceano Indico. Las
ciudades de Padrang, Indrapoor y
Deli han quedado totalmente des-
truidas. Hasta ahora ell numero de
muertes alcsnza q 230. Los heridos
alcanzan arespetable cifra. +,
New York. JUNO l0.-Hoy fue re-
cibido en- audiencia privada por ell
,rey Alfonso, ;e] ministro americana
Mr.. Ide Despues de presentadas
sus credeneiales, el diplomatico
americana, Sc cruzaron entire ambos
frases de cordialidad, Mahana le sera
firmado Ell exequatur al ,nuevo re-
presentante americana ante la corte
de Madrid.
Llegan telegramas de Trinidad
anunciando haberse registrado en- di
cha isla algunos casos Gle peste bu-
b6nica, que Sc supone haya sido
importada por los barcos de cabota-
je de Venezuela. En- Port Spain Sc
toman- rapidas y energicas medidas
sanitarias para evitar la propaga-
ci6n de tan terrible NAL. Las. com
pahias navieras inglesas y america
mas han declarado los puertos de
Trinidad en- estado de epidemic, y
han dado ordenes para que sus bar
cos Sc abstengan de tocar en- dicha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10
ABONO ? ARA 2ANAS.
|" Puerto Rico ="
ell que ha dadO exp|endidOs resuI-
tados en- tOda Ia IsIa.
PIDAN A
GAMBIA & STUBBE.
san JUAN P. R.
Sc ALQUILA,

Una cGmoda casa en- Ia calle del
Farque de Santuroe. Tiene sala, co
medor, banjo, cocina, tres habitacio
mes y buen patio.
ALQCILERES MODICOS
Informard Jes6s Cancio Gonzalez
Box 542. Fan Francisco 43
San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10

en- el empleo a su madre, que a su
vez obtuvo una autorizaci6n official
para suceder a su marido, muerto
cuando solo le faltaba dos meses pa
ra jubilarse. Una mujer q hace de iefe
de tren. Y debe a su conocimiento
de la materia Ell empleo que Sc lie ha
'conferido, y en- cuanto a ia pregone-
ra. una solterona que no cuenta me-
nos de sesenta amos, e5 la sucesora
de SUI padre, que d los ochenta Y tres
amos muri6 de una insolaci6n. mien-
tras estabaspregonando en- Ia plaza
pdbiica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-10
| ATENCION |!

Toda patricia debe leer la edici6n
especial, dedicada q Puerto Rico, de
la revista mensual AMERICA. Este
uimero extraordinario vera Ia luz p6
blica en- Oltubre pr6ximo.
La cubierta de esta edici6n exhibi-
ra una hermosa fotografa del puerto
de San Juan, rodesda del escudo ma
eional y bandera puertorriquehos. Di-
cha cubierta se1a una obra artfstica y
bella, hecha en- colores naturales.
El artfculo de fondo versarG sobre
Ia hermosa ciudad de San Jusn, des-
eribira sus ventajas topcgrafcaS y eli
matol6gicas, sus empresas, bancos, edi-
fcios pdblicos, ETC., y contendrS bas-
tantes ilustraciones scerca de los pun
tos mas importanteS Esta edici6u, CO.
mo un todc, tera de interes vivisimo
para tOdos los ciudadanos de la patria
de Betances y Baldorioty de Castro,
Con el fin de que todas las personals
puedan adquiTir este Ddmero extraor-
DuGstros agentes darzn un
aiio de suscripci6n a un precio excep-
cional. Dirijasc inmedistamente al
,artado de Correo5 a.. Srn Juan & 4
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OnESIO ayTu
Ne~s-Chsnpios Correspoadeoce

Monday, July a6.
Mrs. Tim Dow ling Was in Gueni-
SON SATURDAY..
q II Judd aud Squire Ansieros,s
We're over from Gothic Noeday.
Nike Fisher wss quite badly hurt
~ flore-ta yesterday bv the train
Jas. MeIntyr. has accepted a posi-
tion with II h Roth 4 Brother
Mrs. Jos II Block aud daughter
Josephine went 10 GunuisoB Tues
dav
MIR aud Mr.. doe Tsu.sone oi
Marbie arr visiting here fur lew
dsys.
Chas Eobinson brother of :. q.
Robinson arrived Monday from san
Diego. Calf
Mr. and Nre Walter Roberts ex-
pcct - move 10 the upper Pueblo
mine shortly
Andy Horan. Morgan Jones aud
Emmett Byrd are camping on Tay-
ior river for week
:. G. Robinson has the only
cement sidewalk The town council
had two crossings of cement put la
Mrs A. l.. Meads went 10 Gunnison
Monday To meet her parents Mr.. aud
VIZ 'b~h'' W tb rfH'HA WIN Nlrit-
ing here.
MIR aud Mrs Ileilbard Robert Me
Allister, Mrs. Emma McCann and
Mrs. Barbara I'erco were in attend
ance at cattlemen : day.
Misses kstheryn kanc. Cccclia and
Jessie Heuchemer. Helen Goats.
Elsie Cuthbcrt. Mrs Harold Mace and
Mrs. j W Rockefeller all sp..nt
Thursday and Friday in Gunnison
Mrs. Irma and Ida Littell have re
turned to their home in Colorado
Springs after n couple of weeks visit
with relatives. Margaret Rol,crts .
accompanied them to Canon city to
visit her grandmOther.
ON Friday night at the home Of
Mrs. Jos. II. Block the Itopian clut,
gave n surprise to Mrs. bowling
who leaves for her home in Gunnison
Wednesday. All regret very much
the loss of both Mr.. and Mrs. bow
ling.
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sSAASSs slAA

~ r5-s,.s as art s.f essc1.sisss i--sssa q
the ssssist tssft II ''sssas--.e a.He.y $50
an esss.ls.-nassa - sss@e tsss -ssas ~ tShf~-s
H.sSsred and Nine fNissr- and Thur, teas@
<l-st t---sass- Estsr~-t tlsess..e and css&- ~
ealssotssas ta. h'le the .ass.sssi ~ Ger
tan Judgment r-esrfl, osss>lnssi ~ essd t"ssrr
AGAINST 9 I >lls- ssd ~ sssss ~ y Fs".pss-
res, a. plaintiff snsi n :. rsry AZ ssser.ssi is.s
pa n ssf fhs land, fes~msni-. ass-sis ssa
ekstfei- 81 tho -~i i >Ilis have ies ssdos ssss
esscestrst,as .s,Il and all machinery esss.ecs
ea ti.~re~ith - the pFos-srry 81 sad q Ssis>.
the same t~sS.e Ayess~a nsoe The oAVss k-ssf
L.ss~ Mining issHi. -itssis Va the ts~ghse@s,e
y sHi1s District t'ss"s-.sn t"snr, e"sste.s"-
slso one tsp a~-s- one tfps~rstet- 49, tobS~-
one hed evo& stove. h~stss.G seDse.
three cssr.. tour -ho~ sss eSSf
scales st-'sss two t&,D- oi co.cestsat~-- one set
writing ae-A. one frame bssh hoos~. ss~
iaS c.-'s h"s-e- .ae i,sssfains house hive srss~
b-,iser st~sot oae-hsf ton of giant Bsowst~s. t~c
ore cars. = i''i 81 msniIg tools IA ssse sd
mili two cars cf oosi. one s--ay office. t~o
psirs 81 ss-sy scales. tse set of screw pilates
aud dies one punp hnu-e. containing pumI
aud ms,,or. one dean station pgnsy. fss Ioaase
Of be~ steel and Ia mill
Therefore. scc"rdIng y the command con
taiued 10 said writ shall exIsss-e Tor sale and
sell Al public auction o. the highest bidder
the Afh aay ~ Juiy D. ISIS. si " oclocs
noan q and IN the presence of said proy~rty
said kspis Leaf Mine NJ >iIi-xilie IN -sIa
touuty all uf the above aoscribed properey
much tllers-,lf a. vii he necessary " satisfy
the amount oi said execution together With
ssid intere-i and css.ts ~ mskins said sale.
Dated a. 0anuiss,n this 'th ass II July A b
Has. -.-.
PAT HANLON. sheriff
rs D. y LEhAN. l Beier sheriff.
Tho si,ovc ssle j. postponed o. take place on
TUESDAY tbe 2sth day OF Jgy ii.z a. ~ o'clocS
ufHsu.
Dated July aHh. isa
PAT HANI.ON sheriff
rs % J IEbAN Intsr sheriff
This sale i aesin la-tponed nntIl August :.
ii.a a. .. cluck neon.
Dated duly ". tsN
PAT HANf.ON sheriff
~ d j. LEHAN. naer sheriff.
Iuiv 3. tug Q
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aEec spectators and extra ladies. -
th.f ie,3 IN -ftsnaAnc. Is . f4ar e.
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sum oa the dance T. help 90; other
features 81 iAe celebration aad tL.s
year Was ~ exception
>Isck PKIzEs.
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xe.dlng Wn Hogan first, H. Esk-
cTaDkst. second
I~si drati t~O-yeaT odd 2eldsa1
BY GAsl Aoore. trst. stallion o~eed
by A Z~esfell. secoad
Best draft yearllnS. Wm Hogan
Best draft sucklng colt. ElIebssch,
FIRST. Hogan, second
l.ess standard bred sucking colt.
Geo. Dunbar, first. II kilebrrchs,
secsad
Es-s draft mare and three foals.
Wn Hogan
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-30
s8Ixs,F,s saIs

~ yirtus uf a decree 10 favor of D. Wander
veide aud against the West told Hin N ming
tompanv Purchasing y snechauic lien upon
the property hereinafter described, rendered by
the ounty Court of tiunnison County aud
state of oiorsdo. .n The 18th day ~ April A.
u. i.r, whereby am commanded To make the
sum of Eight Hundred aud Fifteen and IS Ia
Dollars. aud the further sum Of Twelve aud
~ la boliar- costs, with interest and accro.
Inx costs. cut u the following property, viz.
The lIon Hat ihe arbonate hIns The Z ar
bonste Queen The tlgin The Hsa-on. The
Golden Age. The Queen Of the West The u.
Sellers. The tlfiursdo No. 3, The Eldprsdo Nc.
4 The canton Nos. I. 3, I. ., Sb. The Regal
Nos. !. .. 3, T. 3 8. lode mining claims together
with all improvements thereon all situate lying
aud being 10 the Tin Cup Mining District. in
the ouuty of ouani-on. aud state of Colorado.
Ih.reforc. sccoriing To the commands and
provisions of said Decree Of Foreclosure. shall
expose for sale. at public auction. all the right.
title and interest of the above named The West
bold Hin Mining Company. IN the above de
scribed property. together with all the improve
meuts thereon aud sell the same TO the highest
bidder Tor cash, ON saturday, the 2I-t day of
August. A. ID. 1879. at O'Clock y. ut the West
front door of the county court house in the
Town Of Hunni-on. County ~f Gunni-un and
State Of Colorado.
July. 4. ID. 1879.
PAT HANLON. sheriff
BY ID. j. LEHAN. Under Sheriff.
Date Of first publication, July 3rh. Iass
Date ot last publication, August ~. 1879.