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The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20
Notice Of Sheriff,s Sale

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
virtue OF n Special Execution Lien Fore
closure, issued out of the once of the Clerk
Of the District Court of Delta County. Colo
and entered therein. and to directed
whereby am commanded TO make the sum
OF two thousand eight hundred and thirteen
dollars. lf2s13.0O) and costs Of suit. the
amount of "A certain Judgment recently OBJ
tained. In said court, against :. X. Redman
and Mary J. Redman. and In favor of +. r.
Morgan. out Of the lands In said decree and
hereinafter described. To wit
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter and the
northeast quarter sf the northeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter Of section fifteen
t1o,l In township fourteen Cl+.l south. of
range ninety-two 1927 west % the sixth
principal meridian. containing twenty aere-
more or le-s. also the southeast quarter OF
the northwest quarter Of section twenty
two (22.l IN township fourteen l4l south.
OF range ninety-two 1927 west OF the sixth
principal meridian containing forty acres.
more or less. also fifteen sharrs Of the capt
gether with all ditch and ditch rights, water
and WI ater rights thereuntu helongtng or in
any wise apperfaining-
NOW THEREFORE,. according t. said
command and decree. I viii expose for sale
at public auction. and sell all the right title
interest and claim OF the above 1amed : X
Redman and Mary J. Redman in and to the
above described property. or 80 much there
ment. interest. costs, and costs and EXPENSE
OF making this sale. on Monday, the 23d day
OF January A. II. 1911. at one O'Clock u. m.
at the south front door Of the county court
house, In the city Of Delta. In the County of
Delta and State Of Colorado.
Dated at Delta in said county and state.
this I'D day Of December A. u, 1910.
I. II. WILLIAMS. Sheriff Of Delta Co Colo.
Baxter a Stone. Attorneys for Plaintiff
First publication De- go. Paouia. Colo.
Last publication Jan 20.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty deeds recorded during week
ending January II. 1911. furnished by The
Delta County Abstract Company.
Noah White to c. A. Smith. lots Delta. 81
W g Merritt to smith, lots Delta,
$3.50.
Delta Co. business Mems Association to c
II. Smith, = lots Delta. 500.
II Peterson to W Myers, acre near
Cedarcdge. 5000
B stone to James Il. Larear, lots at
LaEear. 81.
+ h Lambert to Il L Cole y acre near Delta.
Sluo.
+ p Read to A j Mohlan, 10 acres near Ce-
daredge, $40.
c W Rinehart to W + Shiuaman. lot Cedar
edge. $3.50.
T II Miller to A W Hice. . lots Paonia. 5000.
CIV and u + Campbell to + + Campbell, IN
interest 25.5 A near Delta, $4,000.
c Refill to August Meiberg, lots Paonia.
$500.
Harvey to NJ Edwards, tract near Delta,
$50.
II ii Blaine to T ] Smith. \, interest in .
lots Hotchkiss. 81 800.
ID + Grim to l. NJ and W Wilson. 20 acres
near Delta. - 900.
c kennicott to l. MeGrew, so acres
near Eckert, $4,000.
l. + Wood to W W Colby, 27.9 acres near
Paonia, $4,000.
J C Felix to o l. Coyel, 70 acres near Cedar
edge, 1900.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20
Notice Of Adjustment Dsy

Estate OF Anna Alexander Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Anna Alex
ander. late of the County OF Delta, in the
state Of Colorado. deceased. hereby gives
notice that he Will appear before the County
Court of said Delta county. at the Court
the Both day of January. A. ID. 1911. at the
hour of O'Clock +. VI. OF said day, at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same adj jus sted.
All persons indebted to said estate re-
quested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Dated at Paonia. Colorado. this 4th day
OF January. A. u. 1911.
JOHN ALENANDER, Administrator
of the estate of Anna Alexander, Deceased.
Geo, o. Blake. Attorney. 23-st
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20
Correct Stationery at
DUNBAR'S.

Arthur Pullins and wife were pas
sengerr to Delta Saturday morning
to visit with relatives.
Ira J. Nelson went up to the Mel
son saw mill Sunday TO see how
everything is coming on.
Mrs. b. Quackenbush visited with
A. :. Goodenow and family in Som
erset n part of this week.
George Wilson. who has spent the
past week here. left for his home In
Denver Monday morning
Mrs. l.. G. Green OF Delta arrived
I'm our city the first OF the week and
IL n guest at the Drake home above
town
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20
Fancy Box Stationery at
DUNBAR'S.

Fred Moore. furniture company
man. accompanied by his wife, were
up from Hotchkiss Sunday visiting
friends.
Mrs. Moore. formerly central girl
at the Colorado telephone Office, was
up from Delta part OF the week
visiting.
j. A. Rovaart and wife We're pas
sengers to Denver on Monday morn
ing's train, where they will visit for
few days.
For Sale-A few Rhode Island Red
cockerels. highly bred. 6. w. Ham
ilton, real estate office. Grand
avenue. "a II
John Rudd, n relative of Mrs. W.
II. Upton. arrived in our city on
Wednesday evening from San Fran
cisco. California for IA short visit.
For cold in the head. " elborn s
Cough Remedy.
John Miller and family of AMMAN
dale. Minnesota. arrived in Paonia
last Friday evening for an extended
visit with relatives and friends on
PitlSin mesa.
G. +. Bettle OF Abba, Iowa. who
has been guest at the g. + Wood
home the past few days. left for Pu-
eblo early this week for n short
visit with relatives.
DR.. Anderson OF Fort Morgan ar
rived in our city the first OF the week
to spend few days. He was here
earlier in the season viewing our
valley and this second visit signifies
that he is well pleased with the
country.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20
Assiguee's Notice Of Sale

In the matter uf
The curtis Hardware company.
InsolVeuf
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that on the
both day Of January A. u. 1871. at my Office
In Delta. Colorado. VIII sell the book
accounts of The Curtis Hardware Company.
in-olvent. to the highest aud best bidder. for
cash
Delta Colorado. this 29th day of Deem
her 1910 FRED y. DICkERSON.
2A-lt Assignee
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20

this week.
James Craig was over from Craw-
ford Tuesday.
WelbOyn'S Cold Remedy is right.
Charles Bowden OF Delta was in
town Tuesday.
Harry Dunn went to Delta yester-
day on business.
w. b. Jackson went to Somerset
Wednesday evening.
Wednesday to visit.
J. S. Sickle was in Crawford last
Saturday on business.
Loren Fisk attended to business in
Delta last Thursday.
Ten acres, all In cultivation, only
one mile from town. Cheap. See
C. c. HAWKINS.
Edward Daniels OF Cedaredge spent
Tuesday in our city.
J. Williams OF Provo, Utah was a
Paonia visitor Saturday and Sun
day.
Charles Compton of Pitkin mesa
went to Hotchkiss Saturday on bus
iness.
We sell fire insurance policy
that assures. CLINE & HUFTY.
Jack Smith OF Gunnison arrived in
our city Tuesday evening for a brief
stay.
J. X. Kobell left for Denver Tues
day morning after a couple of days
stay here.
Harold Livesay OF Hotehkiss spent
the first OF the week with relatives
in Paonia.
For sore throat, W-elJorn,s rs
trineent Wash.
Charles Scales, manager OF the
auto garage, was a visitor to Son.
erset Tuesday.
Jack Snyder. now employed at
Somerset. visited over Sunday with
Paonia friends.
Geo. o. Blake, lawyer and notary
public. now has his Office with the
Newspaper. % II
David Buchite OF Minnesota arrived
In Paonia for a visit with his parents.
Fred Buchite and wife.
Henry Bennett. who has been here
on business. left for his home In Sa-
Ida Tuesday morning.
John Burtard and family left for
Denver this week. where they VIII
remain II they like the city.
Dr. A. II. Allen was n passenger on
Wednesday mornings train for Den
yer on n short business trip.
X. L. stanford. Of the Coop tele-
phone company. was up from Delta
the first of the week on n business
trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown left for
Grand Junction on Tuesday morn
ing's train after visit of several
days here.
c. +. Stark Of Grand junction
came In the first OF the week for n
short stay. He Is stopping at the
Rhodes house.
Mrs. A. winn returned home Tues
day evening. after three months
visit with her son and wife In Seat
tie, W ashington.
g. Cluster. n relative of ". ii. Tip
ton and family. arrived in Paonia
this week from Denver to visit with
relatives and friends.
Clarence Hecox and Arthur Kings
ley returned to Paonia the first OF
the week. after a stay of several
weeks in Colorado Springs.
George walling and wife are the
elnted parents Of n handsome young
son. who arrived at their home in
east Paonia Tuesday night. All get.
ting along fine.
Mrs. Abner Mckee returned home
early this week from her trip to Falls
City. Nebraska, where she has has
been visiting with her people the
past few weeks.
Write Frank II. Dutton. proprietor
of the Standish Hotel. Denver. Colo,
and he will mail you full and COM
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20
= + z Z = + + Z = + + + + + + I
, LOCAL HAPPENINGS. i
= = + = + Z = + = = + + + +

Jim White was down from Somer-
set Saturday.
G. f. Wood attended to business
in Delta Monday.
Pure OIiUe oil at U'eIbOyn'S.
Il. l.. Crews went to Hotchkiss
last Sunday morning.
Bert Crawford was up from Delra
Saturday attending to official bust
ness.
Roy Williamson, surveyor, re-
turned to Crawford the first of the
week.
w. X. Lamb arrived home from
his trip to New Mexico Wednesday
evening.
The Paonia newspaper., 1911-01-20
Rexall Cold Tablets cul
colds. Sold by Dunbar.

Lawrence Davis of Delta spent last
"Wednesday and Thursday visiting in
Paonia
Angus Bruce, one of our prosper
GUS ranchmen, visited at Elberta
Monday.
For Table or .HedicoI use, Pure
OliUe oil at H'eibOrH's.
C. V. Mauck of Denver transacted
business In onr city the early part of
the week.
A. l.. Harbour returned home Sun
day evening from Somerset after a
short stay.
Fred Hammond was down from
Cottonwood Tuesday visiting with
home folks.
Stops a cough, Dunbar's
Cough Syrup.
Hon. Mark A. Skinner left for Den
yer Sunday morning to attend to
official duties.
Daniel Eikenberry and wife drove
to Crawford Sunday to spend the
day with friends.
Made by us. UelJOrH's Cough
Syrup.
j. IL. Cowan and o. c. Binford of
Delta were visitors I'm our city the
first of the week.
l.. l.. Storms OF Grand Junction,
a packing house man. was In town
early In the week
Miss Mary Wilson, one OF our
teachers spent Saturday and Sunday
at her home In Delta.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08

choice in order of the drawing. After
the drawing. a time will be set for fill.
ing. Those who drew the first
hundred numbers will be given the
chance Of filing the first day and the
second hundred the second day and 50
on until all have filed.
3. At the time Of filing. the party
aiina viii have to pay, down. one-afth
Of the appraised valuation and two
years from that date another fifth and
thereafter one-ffth each year until all
Is paid. q
4. It will take five years to prove up
ascleim and the party filing will have
to actually reside there and make II his
home and cultivate the soil. Commu-
tation proofs will BE- allowed By paying
in addition to the appraised valuation.
81. so per acre.
s. About all Of this land on the
reservation 10 good agricultural land and
will make farms d about the same value
g those In Dunn and Stafk' counties.
The reservation has creeks running
through L and the Great Missouri river.
also the Little Knife.riyss.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08
LOCAL NEWS

Thirty proofs were made at he Dict
inson land office Monday.
The X. ,P's had one Of their pleasant
social dances Thursday evening.
John, Schorsch Of Taylor was operated
upon for appendicitis Wednesday.
Miss Ida Hansey is very. sick and will
be taken 70 the Stein hospital soon.
A postofice has been granted at Lefos
and Adam Lefor is to be postmaster.
Mrs. Allen Harleman visited her
brother, Fred Pound. in Taylor last
week. ,
H. q. Void Of l.ansdon. optometrist
was wa, in Dickinson IN Friday and satur
day.
NJ. Nelson Of Belheld is at he Ssein
hospital suffering with infammatory
rheumatism.
The ladies missionary society sfsthe
Congregational church meets Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. C. Eaeke.
Gepfae Cot and William Mcgarllad
Willie hosts al q dancing pasty IL ~
Commercial Club rooms April 3tst.
The Northern Pacific has, lAaalstiaeA
- work trains foe the i5th II Tho
territory west OF Beach.
Frank Whitman. . man II 0pesieass
in large stores arrived flronsse- fSll
.athe adrst q the week q tsksbatlsssl
the Roquette Bros. shoe departhsnt.
n. and Mrs. Greedy Hin 81 Sand
Point, Idaho. arrived IN Dickinsene q
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08
BERTHolD RESERVATION
MAY Be OPENED LATER

A report comes from Plaza, on the
500. just north Of the Berthold Indian
reservation. as follows:
Owing to the large number Of inquiries
that W : receiving regarding the
opening y the Berthoid reservation Ne
will submit the following information
In order 10 anwser the same questions
received IA every mall:
1. The reservation will be thrown
open this coming summer, according to
the best infofmationswe have. Cong
ressman Hanna. who introduced the bill,
has made this statement in every letter
that has been written him regarding IL.
The representatives Of the government
who made the treaty with the Indians
last summer. said while that il
would be opened this lyeaiSs We have
no doubt that this win be.done.$s
I. Il will be opened under what Is
known as the lottery system All
those whining q claim will b required
to come to one Of the registration places,
which will be Plaza and Ryder. and
.reeister. during . certain period which
is yet to be designated.
After all have Registered. another date
will be ct for, the drawing. when the
names Of each resisterinas will be drawn
eut q asSsbox and the numbers corre-i
spending 70 the number II claims Is BE
had will Be what they call lucky num-
'bersl md VIII beentitleds ~ sheir;
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08

Wednesday. and may become residents
Of the city. Mrs. Hill is a sister Of
Mrs. Thoa. H. Pugh.
Duncan Mcneil. Of Parker 4 Co..
was at the store Thursday after a few
days illness with q cold.
Deane Nozeley. who was operated on
for appendicitis at the Stein hospital
last week. is improving nicely.
Trainmaster J. j. Sexton has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia at Glen
dive. but was repcrted cut Of danger
on Friday.
Schafez RecoFd-Deputy Sheriff Nc
Carly and Jack Watson left Schafe,
"wednesday for the McCarty ranch on the
Little Missouri river. Nj. McCarty
will take q bunch Of his horses from
there to the southern part Of Dunn
county. where he expects to sell them
together with Mr.. Watson's bunch.
J. C. Keys. TIE whiJom Grill man,
who has been missing since about
Thanksgiving time and By zone thought
70 have met with foul play in the Twin
CitiesSof Chicago. arrived in Dickinson
Thursday. Nh. Keys and son returned
to the city some weeks ago a. chronicled
by the PRESS. Nj. Keys has Soma
business matters to settisup.
April 10th ! nav tims;testd soes ipto
EFFECT on the N. P. There will Be no
chan9s q time at Dickinson Of trains
n. I, md |. No. ; will arrive q
Z "a :: =. m leave q 2s33 p. =.
No Ne 4 WIN allsslye a $ 20 Z. n. ,al4l
'isave q 9 80 M M 8 will ct IL
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08
BLAKE AFTER EVIL poERs
IN DICKINSON FOR WEEK

Stoto. Hnm.no OaRca, william Rloko
has hean h,,sv i his lection ~ the
-.ta,a ,ha nast fa., ds,s .nd ...s -
n,cl;n.on : ns-. - ~ 81. ~.
as condsnnad tho o,,,h foo.ad aaav.,
hor.a x,h;ch vvas lila Tna.daa esa.sr
had ! hsar;na before .I,dss Eo,.on,
wsdna.dav and .,ss snsd 49, y. a,an.
..varned se,e.al nsr.;.s IN ,h;s c;+v ~
zv;c;nitv ,hat 4hs,, n,,.. 81. 49,.
.csrs ~ .h.;- ho-ss.so. Ia. .h.ns
- -. pa;ns p.,... - .a,,.+.u -.
,,slvs m,,s. .,.., p1 =, ~. E.a,sad'
,.,rrants -. secured =, t-o carro,,
400. Amhro.s o. a...sn,s 49, I.an
ssssn.el :, ~ comn,.,n, :, ! 80. =. .o "
a., Annh,o.. Carl, ~. 49, s,no
u Z ,v,.nc. -..v.,tse. -, $50 -. -.
:x.,.rrant !. ~.i,ins =. Nm srd !. ,,;lI
sdonh.le.. Is .nn..h..a.S .Ha..., -.
ho,,nd 30. = =. Is,s;s, .o...
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08
at IL rs q. m. and leave at IL as q.
m. : No. 2 will arrive at 6 100 D. n
and depart at $40 D. m.
SUMMONS
SUMMONS
State OF North Dakota. / In District Court
County of Stark. Tenth judicial Dist.

SUMMONS
State Of North Dakota. In District Coutt
County of Stark. Tenth judicial Dist.
Henry Ableman. Plaintiff
vs..
Joseph n. Clark and Emma Clark. e
and all other persons unknown
having any estate or interest In orl Summons.
lien or incumbrance upon the
property described In the com.
plant.
Defendants.j
State Of North Dakota to the above named
defendants:
You are hereby summoned to 8 err the
S0hplatnt In this action. which complaint b
fled IN the ONCE of the clerk of the district
court OF Stark county. North Dakota. IND -
serve Q copy OF your answe to said complaint
on the subscriber within thirty days after the
service OF this summOns upon you. exclusive Of
the day of service and in case of your failuEe
to appear Or answer. judgment viii be taken
against you BY default for the relief demanded
In the complaint.
Dated April =, 1911.
W. +. Burnett.
Atty. for Plainti6.
Dickinson. ND.
TO the shove named defendants:
Please take notice that the above 4entat1od
action - brought for the purpose OF quiett1g
title 70 lot three 90. in block twentyseve1
(27). tn the town Of Taylor. Stark county.
North DAkotastan III the complaint In said ActSoA
was. on the nth day OF April. 1911, 6ledGm tA0
once Of the clerk Of the district court n
STARK comfy. Of Dichtnson. North Dakota.
We Burnett.
|468s Atty. for Plafnt1R.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08
lEAeUE oaeAatzED
Er .s.Tsg ~74 6rs.F-
e0oD BASEBALL ASSURES

s ~
Aessrs. Conrad and McQuillan OF
Mandan. Knrl and Hall Of Glen Ullin.
Wilson and Davis of Dickinsoa. noser !
& lieBelield. Lyle Of Beach and Kennedy
representing Mibaux. met at the St.
charles hotel IN this city Saturday.
April i TO discuss the matter Of forming
q BASEBALL league. #. D. Wilson was
made temporary chairman and G. D.
Davis temporary sectetary.
A warm discussion ei.sued, relative to
the teams to be included. the matter Of
expense incident to the towns being
widely separated being the main con-
sideration. As a result. Mandan with
drew and Messrs. Kurtz. WILSON,. Moser.
,Lytle and Kennedy, representing the
towns named above. proceeded to
aorsanize.
The league is called the Missouri
Slope League. and includes Glen Ullin,
Dickinson. Belaeid;,ss Beach and :Wibaux.
1t was deemed. desirable to have six
teams and SentinelSB Butte will be asked
10 join. 49, s5;as5s.
F. D. Wilson of Dickinson was chosen
president and c. D. Davis. OF Dickinson
saceretary and treasurer. The president
was authorized to- appoint q schedule
committee on: which he named Mr..
eKurtz. chairman, Messrs. Moser and
Kennedy. This COMMITTEES will meet at
Belleld and was. instructed to submit a
schedule Of. games TO the managers Of
the several teams not later than the
18th Of this month.
To the president was assigned the duty
of appointing the official scorer and am
pires for. scheduled games, said umpires
to be paid BY home teams. The presi-
dent was also authorized 10 buy a suit
able pcnnant which will be awarded at
the end Of the seaso TO the q win
ming the highest per cent Of scheduled
games. The president, with g represen-
tative from each league team, forms the
Court of appeal in all disputes. contested
games. etc.
The matter Of receipts and expenses
was decided as follows: Home teams
. pay expenses-railroad fare and hotel
bills Of visiting teams. Ten per cent
Of gate receipts of scheduled games are
to be set aside al a general fund in the
treasury of the league. half Of which is
- be used at The close Of the season in
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08

BASEMENT FOR REM
The northshalfso 81 Tie Masonic Temple
basement i torrent; hagsgpod cement
foor. full depth Of slot, good light, viii,
outside entrance lnqlire Z r.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08
EALE

DiceansonSreal estSts IL the best..the1rs
70. Real estate lei the hiGh school 10
the b1stSthere ID in Dickinson. 3-i6-1&
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-08
W. F.. Burnett.
Atty. for Plaintiff.
Dickinson, ND.
FOR EALE

FOR SALE
Two lots near high school at . Now
price. for cash.. W. @. Mitchell, BIZ
1872. Miles. Cit5s n ont. . 0 v s-75-f
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
8ran0 Oiem College.

ciDen Observation-Disclosures Ungdoms.
skole.i Des Moines, la. V~intertermin
varer fra I December til IA Marts,
Skolen er bestemt for dansk-ameri.
kansk Ungdom, sayel for den, der or
fedt i Amerika som for den indvandred i.
Ungdomsskoien tilbyder en- almsu
Cddannelse.s Der gives grundig In
dervisning domsk og cngczsc sproa
saavel til Begyndere som IT, videre-
komne. Der holdes Foredrag over Dan
marks og Americas Historic, Litteratur
og Geograf, m. m.
hererskolen tilbyde: Uddannelse til
vordende Larere og L@rerinder saavel /
den dGmske BGrneskole JON i den anne
rikanske public school,
)Sarligt Kursus j Vinterterminen fos
Gymmostiklerere.
P~r@steskolen uddanner vordende
PrBster j "den danske Kirke" / Amerika.
Store lyse V@relser. Sund og god
Kost. $67 for Is Uger.
Skrif efter Kataiog.
e. Wagner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-14
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r@ltiao fri!" iuffeoe Solo lettet.
Set er mig fiert, at Sagen MI er %afgiort," iagoe
@ebeineraaOen, ioet ban gift ben til Solo og greb be1=
Oes Soan6. ~SSeg oil iu0erlig o1rlfe for Sig, at ou /
sit sggteifab 1ne0 @eorg 1naa fin0e Sen 2pffe, iom
biOinotil er blepe1 Sig nngtet." San fpsieOe Colo
er1t paa Eanben.
uMmen!!" t%ilfgieoe Soban11es.
~Mner1!" iagoe oglau 0eatbtl0e og gra0.
Trtre11e trpffe6e ~bierteligt Solos @ua,1o.
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/ 9orrne1.
ga Soget BRUTE inO, og bum iaa ct rr1ot 9opeo mes
n1prfeblonOt @aar bpie Jig 1O al &upeen og en- Mrr1,
Ser oper11ooigt ipa11g me0 Satte11, fplte bum Ell Sitren
g%iennen1 belle lit 2egeme.
Soget bolbt, 9pren blep lufffet op.
~@eorg!" raabte Colo og ipra1g op Sognen.
9e omfapre0e bi11anOen, blep pes at ie pua 6il1a11=
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XVIII.

Set par eli liaopanlig be6 og hummer Sag, og Sen
itore @ur1me Sc bragte Tim Semperuture11 list mes /
Arizona republican., 1911-09-11
MESA
BARNETT STORE IS
 SOLD BY ASSIGNEE
Goods Bring 70 Cents on the Dollar and
 Creditors WEI be Pad in Full.

On Saturday afternoon final dispo- sition was made of the George s. Bar nett stock of dry goods and notions.
 MT Barnett was proprietor of The Popular store. and had on hand a stock valued at S13,0OO. Against this there was an indebtedness of some $SOOO, and one or two of the credi- tors were crowding him for q settle ment. which could not at that time be made In order to save the other creditors as much as possible, Mir Barnett made an assignment, Dan Ma honey being the assignee. Several meetings of the creditors Were held, and matters discussed Finally bids were called for and on the seventh were opened. The bids were lower than expected and Mir Mahoney took the matter under advisement Saturday there was an opportunity to dispose of the entire stock at a price that would give the creditors seventy cents over to F. T. Botkin, and the money paid in for the benefit of the men who held claims against the stock The principal loser is MT Barnett, who is several thousand dollars to the bad
 Mir Botkin has not announced his plans in full. but they include the re- opening of the store. which is located in the Mahoney block on South Mac donald street