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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-10
FACTS FItDNI AGAR.
Industrial IIricnlc.s or Things Going
On In the Outcr MnrId


Ihere are l.435 institutions in the
United States for the care of children.
Many of the straw hats" OF Europe
are made of wood.
st. Louis is the largest primary fur
market In the world.
Ammonia bombs are being used sue
cessfully AS fire cxtinguishers.
american office furniture is rapidly
gaining popularity I'm England
The textile industry in Brazil en-
ploys more than 100000 workers.
Some of the eucalyptus trees OF Aus
tralia are said to be taller than the
California redwood.
1t has been figured that days con-
tinued frost or snow in England re-
suits in the idlcness Of 100000 work
men.
The last census Of Greenland shows
OF nearly 1000 persons In ten years.
Persia contcrnplatcs improving it's
roads under the direction OF BelEia IN
engineers. and the ancient empire
should soon offer a market for auto
mobiles.
In the last nineteen years tn. Inter
national Typographical Union has ex-
pended more than 81 1850, 900 in building
and maintaining the home for aged and
sick union printers at Colorado Springs.
Southern China is using increasingly
great quantities OF grape juice. which
hot. aud cool drinks are needed. Al
coholic drinks do not answer the de-
mand In all ways.
In the West End Of London there are
scores Of head walters whose incomes
rang. from $4,000 to $4,000 a year from
tips alone.
1t is conceded by Englshmen that
the American telephone service is su
pcrior to that Of Great Britain. but the
latter Is being rapidly improved.
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COSTON MILLS WARNED.
dangerous Pink BnIl-Worm May II,
Lurking In Egyptian Cotton Com
Ing This Way.

Washington. May ?.-Thc Federal
horticultural board has issued I; notice
IN all cotton mills, and especially those
III the South. to destroy by burning all
seed that may be found In bales Of i'm
ported Egyptian cotton. These seed
are likely to contain the larvae OF the
pink boll-worui, which is Very destruC-
tive To American cotton. The number
OF seeds OF Egyptian cotton found in =
bale Of E.sptinn lint Is probably small.
and the presence OF any seed In such
bales - due to faulty ginning. Gin
ming and storing, however. does not
kill the larvae Of the pink boll-worm,
which has Ucen known TO withstand
storage III cottonseed for more than
seven months.
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NORTH CAROLINA FORESTS;
FULL COUNTY REPORTS
Old North state Again Makes First
Place in u Good
Work.

Raleigh. y. G.. May 3.-North CfIb-
lima is issuing separate reports Of the
forest resources Of each county in the
State. so far the state has already
published those Of ti;e western noun
famous portion. and is now getting out
bulletins on the counties in the Pied
mont region.
The work is being done 10y thc iorcs-
try division of the geological and eco
monte survey OF North Carolina. anu
each report Is Il concise statement &C
cupyiug less than four printed PAGES.
IT is intended by the survey that iheS.
reports Of individual counties may be
reprinted by tho local newspapers. be
cause in that way the specific local in
formation will be gi"cn To the people
in the cheapest and most direct way.
Each report takes up the Topography.
drainage and soil OF the country. and
the questions of forest cover in reia-
don to the country's Industries, as to
lumber production 1nd water power.
il presents also the transportation and
the market facilities in relation To the
timDo- product, so that the growers Of
timber are informed not only about
producing the wood crop. bu, how and
where it MAJ he marketed.
Each circular concludes with state
Iucnt of the iiN. ami insect damage. and
outlines methods To control these enc
mics, "a we'll as methods OF manage
inent u improve the forest crop.
So far IS the officials of the Federal
Department of Agriculture know. North
Carolina is the iirSt and only state to
issue and distribute these forest re
ports 10y counties. with tn. idea oil Sc
curing u wide dissemination of their
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Restaurants.
ann Moore Bank sil Madison Oh
Rooms nnd noxrd.
Tho Washington. St........... Madison ss =
Sewing Machines md Repairing.
C. ~ Reams 27 North Fifth TIA
Shoes.
a$s sss =' ,$? esiS
Shoe Repairing.
Mlo@ s.. Shoe Repairing &C slst,
L eT Hiddsl Es W "? Main Min Madison Mss
Sporting Goods.
JOS L. BckersaT Madison ssss
Storage Transfer.
w. Fred Richardson. Relv!dere.." Monroe 5Ss
Madison sos
H. iieymanson 100 w Marshall
Nj LESSER The Raleigh Madison 45ss
4 Knit Into .,S sos r. Man Monroe sss!
sersh"n, Tao "G es ) " cary o M9%rGs 81
WaS, CO.. ios r. " sian Masison as 10,
Tanks, Stacks. Boiler Repairs, DIowpIpe SYSTEM,
IcntinE yentilang.
Capital City Works. s.......Monros fss1
Tens nd CoTees
II. neroy N. 9th Monroe at,
Timing Plumbing.
cnn.o c n%s" G cG n o 5 ii G"h s,nsd
r. Mas Msseh , si' MI n Henry
rem6erton st......... adson ,ss
Tire Repairing md vnIcnnixing,
Dixie Auto Tire Repair Monro. Mad 7.,s
sSafsr r G W ,
Transfers storage. N
j. A Fisher. 80 " Second Monroe sa7f &,
Trunks Bags. Retail.
Rodntree Bro Trunk Dag 1903 Mad an
Umbrella Factory.
Newmhns Umbrella Factory a23 Monroe s,aa
Uphoisterins Repairing.
W. Madtson ,sa
Umauf. adson
Vehicle Manufactures.
u, n. Madison s,gx SG
Thomas H. Morris Sons 1907 W. Monroe Ii;s
Wall PapcrinE and Painting. ~
F.. St....... Monroe
St............. Mooro.s ao7r
Window nnd House Cleaning. s.
St.......,... xonro. aisa
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case of 10000 acres in the New River
district. to the Chesapeake and Ohio's
profitable freight to the eastern sea-
board ut Newport News; or in the case
OF the $4,000 acres In Eastern Ken
lucky. to the business of the Chesa-
pea!sc and Ohio. west bound. which
now makes up 60 per cent of It's largo
coal freight. There Is no secret about
this, and there has been no attempt at
conccalment by the people who run the
road.
That other undeveloped coal prop
critics are not owned by the Chcsa-
peakc and Ohio does not change tho
tact mat the Chesapeake and Ohio Will
get their future coal business.
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.
THAT SPRING FEELING.
Tonnes for Early Lezincss or the Olden
Eime md E0nics of TO-Dny.

AS the first warmth Of spr!nB brought
4 feeling OF iassitudc. says the Roches-
ter Sentinel the farmers wife in older
days would go searching through the
woods for YARDS from which to make
The city man. feeling the laziness Of
spring fever" coming over him, bought
from the corner drug store a accent
package OF old Doc" Somebody's
spring tonic. But things are changing
Men have learned that the best spring
tonics are the gifts Of Il beneficent ma
ture. a full breath OF fresh air. n
brisk walk along gIass-grown road
Il plunge into the cool waters of the old
swimming hole-if the water Is pure
and cold--or the morning shower ii in
the city. fresh green food, or the pur-
suit of a bounding golf ball over
spring course--those are real invigora-
fnrS tOuicS
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THE TINIEsDIsPATCH RICHMOND VA SUNDAY MAY TO- 1914
SEVERAL NEW INDUSTRIES
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES
Petersburg to Have New Trunk Fac
tory-Various Enterprises In North
Carolina md West VirgIntu.

Baltimore. Md. May lI.-Among the
many Southern industrial and other
devclopmental enterprises reported I'm
this weeks issue of the Manufacture
ers' Record are the following:
Pasquotank Hosiery Company,
Elizabeth City. n. c., will erect brick
building. 100 by so feet. and Install
machinery for daily capacity of 800
dozen pairs of hose.
Port commissioners of Jacksonville
Fla. have plans for municipal docks
and railway terminals providing for
eight piers at first, most of them to
be COO feet long and 800 feet wide:
ultimate accommodations for sixteen
ships; all slips to have depth OF thirty
| feet: plans also provide for solid piers
with apron docks about forty feet
wide with bulkhead line and rail
way connections with tracks on each
pier and cranes for handling freight;
bonds for sl.50o.0o0 authorized.
| Maryland Mining and Fruit Co was
organized with authorized capital
stock of 100000 by Webster II. wy
and. of Iiagcrstown. Md. and others
owns 2l.30O acres OF land In Virginia
and West Virginia. and plans TO mine
kaolin. cut timber etc.
| Youghiogheny Power Company
| plans to begin development of water
power Of Youghiogheny River and
| tributaries in Garrett County, and
! construct hydroeiectric plant near
; Friendsville. Md: will probably build
| three dams to form reservoir six miles
! long to develop 10000 horsepower
! transmit electricity throughout West
! ern Maryland. Companys manage
incnt also organized Youghioghcny
/ Water and Electric Power Co, for
! hydroclcctric development at Swal-
! louisville. Md: contemplate 10000. 900
! investment.
/ General Utilities and Operating Co.
! Washington ID. G., was Incorporated
/ with capital stock of sI.500.o0O.
| East Tennessee Marble Company
| Knoxville. Tenn. was Incorporated
| with capital stock OF $4,000 to dcyel-
| op marble auarrics. etc.
Avery Bobbin Company. Montezuma
! y. g., was incorporated with capital
! stock OF $4,000 to manufacture bob
| bins. etc.
| T.. q Seward Luggage Company. Pc
| tersburg. was Incorporated with CAPT
tai stock of $4,000 to manufacture
| trunks. etc.
! Clay Products Company. Hampton
| Va, was Incorporated with capital
stock of $4,000 to manufacture clay
| products, etc.
| Banner Chair Company. Hunting ton.
| W. Va. was Incorporated with capital
stock OF $4,000 TO manufacture chairs.
! Warren Cooperative Association.
Warrenton. y. G.. was organized with
| 100000 capital TO establish fertilizer
| factory.
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FurrIcrs.

& se9s SON. %, aa Msaos a ,s
Grocers, RetniI.
s: aSs$
Hill si.; Marshall ,S;3sss 5s
%% Slsss y. s &$$;;:" ':s
@rl d arS%p ~ > END vsoss. :,s5
5as ra Isss
Sno a w. t',' aoa ,52s s 6 CARY rosd s
Hawks i2s W Broad MS Ma1as% az -
S is
rsi,% e. %H'% hrss ,an+ %sF! s es i
IoRr"f a G5Gisry Co . SO Broad
oduel rlsts system 's Eos W !Ha s 3
At Monroe Monroe Sas
Tog5 Tn sEsxoa ss ~ SIS SIS
Hardware.
F.: S;$$:
En- ass.os ss nv s. e gary
s"fs CT 5a Madison 50,
III lundgren 2o5i r Broau
Hard Wood Floors Venetian Kinds.
w Parsons w. Main Monroe 80:
Hat Renovntor.
Hotel. and cstaurnnts
connel Miller Slo.li N sd... Madison eGsc-ssos
lee Cream Manufacturers
like Abdalla 1927 w Main Monroe POI.
Nadi,S" 81 81
c ferknson lis @ Broad MadisSn s
Anderson. 532 n. Second phons)
W. T. King. 1904 w. Main
1911 Madis ao
w. A. Spott & Son. COS F.. " "
InuudricH.
American Hand Laundry. 1892 Monroe 400
Liquors.
Hu!el.a F' = al Ma@is"n S s
J. McDonouEh's 40 ~ aS
ron ioi< IL Monroe
Iithin WATERS.
I1oah Rocs Min spEs Co. Inc @ = Franklin Mon Az 4s
Harris Anti-Dyspeptic Water Co.. Inc. SIG w. Broad
Lumber
& IIobson COLO 1855
Machinery and Repairing.
Cary sos,
Strickland Machine Madison iss5
Mail Order Liquor Houses.
Boze ,dtso, c1s5
Kelly Co. SCtIIITH BEER. I3 Mon sass,
L. hewe' INV u. Main Monroe 501
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Adding Machines and ONCE Supplies.
Freeman Advertising
Advertising Artists.
william Monroe 1854
Alterer Ladies
Antiques.
safd vs" Main Broad ST.
Art Stores Framing.
Standard Novelty
Automobile Accesnories
eae%l GS So qap co lis " Broad s s
Automobile Dealers.
sGp MHST Cos car S Main as:,
E iss I veGss
t sya II No sSi.iS HR
The s,ude1aker Garage 1918
Auto Repairing.
f. D. schluer. 800 W. Broad Madison
Autos for Hire.
The Church Hill Bank 900 f. Broad
Bicycles Repairing.
Joseph L. Bickerstan. E st... Madison 1888
Bicycle Dealers and Repair Shop.
5sF; & as" ssS
@uisesieTry '" Main asn5Ss a asli
Hss: Isl
Smith as ' So1 s'1'n nssssa is
Boarding sssGis pevidore SIS
nsa loose % Devse m
Sppes snder' 18th and Fran Kiln Madison 1888
pabst Brewing BLUE RIBBON Madison $50
toot forther Brewing Co. Broad at Kinney Madison
Hutter and Eggs.
c% ar Wagon. and Harness. Madison ''''
e''" Cham a n Inns II NJ TN Furniture s'
j. A. Black Son. sslG Williamsburg 4o74
Caterers
Eighth and Grace sts.......... -
Cigars md Tobacco.
Lcvonson Cigar Co., sos F.. Main St... Monroe 1905
Clea.inE and PRESSING
Madison 457
Brooks Cleaning Works sss n Harrison ST. Madison
NJ L. Brown 800 w Broad Madison SIG
Colonial Pressing 1859 Madison 1878
Granger Cleaning i23 f. Main 22ssNion 1851
". X. Haynes; 1G,a w Main St. ~M Madison 1926 aS9s
KienT,Well Pressing Co. 1902 w Main st Monroe as7s
Lee PRESSING Club W. 43io
g. s. Lee 2O2 N Fifth Madison a735
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Portsmouth. Va May e.--Thc Sea-
board Air Line reports for March gross
earnings OF S2.i61.5C5 net earnings
after operating expenses, S16G.0S4. Last
year these figures were, respectively.
S2.3S3.443 and s177.4sl. Gross earn
ings from July last to March 81, nine
months OF the current fiscal year. were
Sla,06T.S15: increase over the CORES
pending period of last year. S7O3,25@:
operating expenses. sl3S66.l55: in
crease. s4S4,l61: net earnings. $5,20l,-
720. increase S2la.Osl
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New Hosiery Mill.

Elizabeth City. y. c.. MAY a.-rhe
Pasquotank Hosiery Company of this
city. OF which II. Van Horn is secrc-
tary and treasurer, is ready TO bIild
the new factory so long talked about,
and bids for its construction Will be
received until May -. The building
Will be one. story high, l0rN50 feet. TO
be equipped with machinery for "A daily
capacity of 300 dozen pairs oil hosiery.
Organization Of the company $4,000
capitaD and other de,aiIs were recent
~ mentioned.
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The Cotton Movement.

New Orleanst May 4.--Accordinc 20
the last report OF the secretary OF the
New Orleans Cotton Exchange, the
amount OF cotton brought into sight
during the FIRST eight months OF the
season was l3.795,lsi bales. an increa Sc
over the same period last wear Of
6Ic.j16 bales. The exports. were S.Q4i.-
23i bales. an Increase OF ,625 bales
The taitin.s We're. by Northern spin
ncrs. ".2T2,652 bales. a decrease of 81.
2@3 bales; ny southern spinners. 1851
co. bales. an increase of 2Od,1Il bales
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freHsinH-Conunucd.
n l,is s
aussa ssfss' c5 s W
J. WE so as n Fs M M"nisSn 49, Az
efa csaS%s Works clay asdsSn 81. ls
nary ceanns s ca rs r.
A A%sssn Ta c M v Ms"
ConI ant
Wood Mosa Coal CO. sR sc SGT
Pits Lap R.ff Ss' IS Say Clay 1
Colleges.
Richmond Barber College. 4th Broad. floor.
Confectoners.
st.: P i, y::ss. a:::.: ESQ.,; e.
E ae"ssa" " Main Main s. e., '
a ssaa kssss s' F n!Se 81 &;
5os 81 w fSna S s Ia s s
Corset Shops
Mt: Mt: GeFGs'@ e. T @
:s s. fS g. sSs5S: 81
Druggists.
i! sss 's %'p IS
5iSss n nsss IS s ss At 81
81
500 Tha%;oa Madison as MGaTSe s
EIectricna Contractors. Motorcycles and bicycles.
Hines 2to-12 Third Monroe 1885
Feed. Fertilizer Seeds
W. c. Malone. 500 s14 ... Madison 1886
Filing Cabinets and Omce Supplies.
Southern Onice Equip 1I12 Main Ind bs
Fish and OYSTERS
s,S 9y:;s' 1891 w Main ss q
s. T. dtson
FlOrlsts
Frank HfosmiIer 1ls E. Main Madison III,
Fruits md Vegetables.
H. Smith. Stall 81 Second Market
md
6s
William Wood. IS Second
Funeral Directors.
A Clayton 1907 Monroe o151
a ".
w. l. johnson Sons 10 W. Leigh Madison
A D. Price, 2l0-12 F. Leigh St......,... Madison 577
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I:nr Glenn lIiIi.

with clean cows and clean stables
the next step should be n clean mixer
and 70 be clean mill<cr does not ncces-
sarily mean that a man must wear Il
white duc.> suit; hut il does mean that
he must have clean hands and clean
clothes. The mixer himself must bc
neat in his methods OF milking and
keep the utensils clean and sweet
Nothing is of morr Importance to
healthy cows than to have plenty OF
pure. fresh air. ana every dairyman
should give 1t to his COWS in abund-
Gilpin observer., 1914-03-19


OF said city held on the 18th day of
February, A. d. 1914, that the same
was Published in full in the Giipin
Observer on the 18th day of Febru-
airy. A. d. 1914 and in the Weekly
Register Call ON the 20th day of Feb
ruary, A. d 1914, said Gilpin Obser-
yer and said Weekly Register-Call be-
ing weekly newspapers Of general cir
culatton printed and published In said
city, that the same was again read in
luii at the regular meeting Of the city
coIucil of said City of Central, held
on the 18th day of March, Al D. 1914,
and was then regularly approved and
passed.
M. j. LEAHY,
City Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of March, A. D. 1914.
CHASE WITHROW,
(NOtarial Seal) Notary Public.
My commission expires June %, 1915.
Gilpin observer., 1914-03-19
shsrIns Sale Under Execution.

BY virtue OF an execution, dated
March 3rd, 1914. issued out OF the
County Court OF Gilpin County, Colo
RADIO, and to me directed, upon a
judgment rendered by said Court on
the gath day of February. 1914. in an
action pending In said court wherein
The Jenkins Mckay Hardware COM
pany. . corporation, was plaintiff.
and The Grand Central Gold Mining
company. a corporation. was defend
ant, in and by which judgment and
execution l am commanded to make
the sum Of four hundred eleven dol
dollars and ninety-five cents. the
amount Of said judgment. interest.
and the sum Of seventeen and 55-100
dollars costs of suit. out OF the lands,
tenements, goods end chattels OF the
said The Grand Central Gold Mining
company, q corporation, defendant.
Now, therefore. according to said
command, shall. on Tuesday. the
31st day Of March, A. d. 1914, at the
hour of II O'Clock. q. m. at the front
door OF the Court House. In Central
Olty, Gilpin County, Colorado. expose
for sale. at public auction. all the
right, title and interest Of the said
The Grand Central Gold Mining COM
pany in and to the East twelve hun
dred feet OF the Whiting lode min
ing claim. Survey lot No. 161. situate
in Eureka Mining District. in the
County Of Gilpdn and State OF Colo
RADIO, together with the shaft house.
machinery and all fixtures therein
and thereon.
And will execute and deliver to
the purchaser at said sale a certifi-
cate OF purchase therefor. and at the
expiration OF time allowed for redemp-
ton l will execute and deliver to
said purchaser or assigns q deed for
said property sold.
Dated at Central City. Colorado,
this 4th day OF. March. A. ID. 1914.
ALBERT s. GUNDY.
Sheriff Of Gilpin County. Colorado.
WILLIAM c. MATTHEW'S,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1st pub. March g.; last March 26. IA
Gilpin observer., 1914-03-19
AN ORDINANCE

Confirming the Assessment Roll
Be it ordained by the City Council
Of the City of Central
That the assessment roll Of the
taxable real and personal property in
said City for the year 1913, having
been revised and corrected by the
City Council, after due notice to all
persons aggrieved, and full hearing
OF all objections thereto having been
had, the said roll and the several as
sessments therein contained as re-
vised and corrected by the City Coun-
Gil, be and the same are hereby con-
firmed and that a warrant be issu-
ed for the collection OF the taxes
which may be levied and assessed
thereon.
Passed and approved by the City
Council of the City Of Central, this
18th day of March, A. d. 1914.
THOMAS CODY,
Mayor.
M. ]. LEAHY,
City Clerk.
Gilpin observer., 1914-03-19
MINING APPLICATION NO. o,s2s7

Survey No. 1881.
U. s. Land Office, Denver, Colo,
January 18th, 1914
Notice is thereby given that TIE
Hopewell Gold Mining and Milling
company by its duly authorized agent
Robert Ebers, whose postoffice ad-
dress is Rollinsville, Colorado, has
made application for a patent for
1900 linear feet ON the Iowa Girl lode
bearing gold and silver, the same be-
ing 73O feet N. So w. and ITO feet
s. 6S' e. from discovery shaft there
on, with surface ground $50 feet in
width, situate in South Boulder or
Union Mining Districts Gilpin coun-
ty, State Of Colorado, and described
in the plat and field notes on file
in this office as follows. viz:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence
the N. ", Cor. of Sec. 2. T. Q, s. r..
70, w. OF the 9Th p. M, bears N. 81
g. E. 937.37 feet. and Cor. No. 2, Sur.
No. 1890. Newport lode, bears s. 54'
36' E. 7OS.7~ feet. Thence s. So E.
1900 feet. Thence s. 22' w. $50 feet.
Thence N. So w. 1900 feet. Thence
N. 22' E. $50 feet to Cor. No. 1, the
place of beginning, containing 4.375
acres. exclusive Of Surs. Nos. 632 and
1890. Silver and Newport lodes, and
forming a portion of N. W, of Section
2, in Township 2. s. Range 73 w. Of
the 9Th Principal Meridian, said loca-
tion being recorded in Vol. 174. Page
$40 Of the Records of Gilpin county.
Colorado. Adjoining claimants. the
owners of surs. Nos. 632 and 1890,
Silver and Newljnrt lodes.
y, c. D. FORD,
Register.
1st pub. Jan. 18th; last Mch. 10. IA.
Gilpin observer., 1914-03-19
SALE IN FoREcLosuRE
STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Gilpin.

STATE OF COLORADO . ss.
In the District Court.
No. 1850.
ALBERT s. Gundy, as sheriff Of Gilpin
County, Colorado, Gas successor in
trust), trustee, and Nathan s. Da
Wis, Jr., trustee, Plaintiffs
Charles D. Richards, also known as
Charles d. Richardson, and as trus-
tee, and The Mammoth Gold Min.
ing Company, a corporation,
Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that
In pursuance and by virtue of a GER
tain decree and order of sale made
and entered OF record in the above
entitled cause in said court, at the
January term thereof, A. d. 1914, to-
wit, on the 2Sth day Of February,
1914, !, George L. Hamllik, coroner Of
said county, will on Tuesday, the 7th
day of April, A. d. 1914, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day,
at the front door of the county court
house in the City of Central, in said
Gilpin county. offer for sale and sell
at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand, the fol-
lowing described property and prem
ises. to-wit:
The Waterbury lode and mining
claim, 1900 feet in length, situate in
Gregory Mining District and known
in the United States Land Office as
Mineral Survey Number 612; the
Mammoth lode and mining claim 1888
feet in length, situate in said Greg
ory Mining District and known in
said land office as Mineral Survey
No. 114A; the Mammoth lode and
mining claim 1873 feet in length sit
uate in said Gregory Mining District
and known in said Land office as
Mineral Survey No. 81; the Nam
moth Side lode and mining claim.
1900 feet In length, situate in Greg
ory and Central City mining Districts
eral Survey No. 423; the McAdams
lode and mining claim 1900 feet in
length In said Gregory Mining Dis
trict and known in said land office
as Mineral Survey No. 500; an undiv-
ided one-hah of the Mammoth West
lode and Mining Claim in Central
City Mining District, and known in
said land office as Mineral Survey
No. $50. all of said property situate
in GiIpin County, Colorado,
To pay and satisfy the sum of Thir-
ty-five thousand, seven hundred sew
enty-seven dollars and thirteen cents
($35. 5.777.13), and the interest there
on at the rate OF eight per cent per
annum from February 2Sth, 1914, and
the costs and expenses Of said suit.
and OF this sale. And l will execute
and deliver to the purchaser or pur-
chasers at said sale. certificate or
certificates OF purchase for the prem
ises sold, and at the expiration of
nine calendar months from the day
OF said sale, deed for the prem
ises sold. II the same are not redeem
ed according to law within said time.
Dated at Central City, Colorado,
March 5th, 1914.
GEORGE L. HAMLLIK,
Coroner Of said Gilpin County.
L. ]. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
1st pub. March 5, last April 2. 1914.