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oRANo BALL.

Elite hall. Saturday night. Music
by Misso.,ia club orchestra. Admits
sion free.--tAdy.
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BRADSTREET,S

New York, Feb. 15.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow win say
Mild weather. over wide area, has
released much damned up traffic, re-
dnced consumption of coal and like
wise made for some cheerful feelings.
Consequently the weeks reports re-
fleet a perccptible quckening Of trade
in the larger lines, enlarged buying
for future delivery. some improvements
in distribution by retail dealers, con-
siderahly better operations in indus
try and incidentally pEces for some
essential foodstuffs seem easier. but the
situation as to supplies Of mannfac-
tured goods, especially textiles. fails
to show particular Improvement, and
while buyers are willing enough to get
down orders even at advancing prices,
producers seem averse to taking on
bookings that mny later prove too
burdensome. 1t Is to be recognized
however, that the government in COM
peting with the ordinary merchant. is
more and more pre- empting machin-
cry for It's war needs and evidences
of divers lines heretofore engaged on
peace time products being diverted to
war work continue to crop out. Natur-
ally the priority demanded by the
government still further restricts sup
plies for civilian needs and also
heightens fears of widespread short
ages of goods The very cold weather
from which the country Is now enjoy
ing respite except in a restricted area,
enabled merchants to clean out stocks
Of winter goods and though some re-
ports tell Of greatly reduced prices to
clear retailers shelves. those are the
exceptions that run counter to the gen.
eral tendency which is to husband
stocks rather than to make wide cuts
in prices.
| Weekly bank elearings, s4,9A2, 1884,
| 600
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BOSTON WOOL

Boston, Feb. 15.--The Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow
Another. week of moderate activity
was reported throughout the wool
trade. Values on medium woods com
paratively firm. but fine woods. es-
pecially short ones. are rather on the
easy side. Manufacturers report n
fair demand for civilian goods and are
expecting further government orders
shortly. Woods held by the wool
auartermaster in Boston are to be re-
leased for distribution to be used in
military goods after February 10.
Texas fine II months, $l.6S11.72;
fine eight months. S1.55M160.
California, northern $l.70ml75; mid
die county, Sl.55I16o. southern, S1.45
also.
Oregon, eastern No. staple $1,000
1872; eastern clothing, $1.50M 1.6O: val
ley No, l. sl.65Il.7o.
Territory. fine staple. SlS5: half
blood combing, $I.70m1.75; three
eighths blood eombing, $3.50: fine
clothing, $l6o61.65: fine medium
clothing, $l,55@1.60.
Pulled, extra, S1.S0m1,S5: AA. SlT0
mlS0: 4 Supers, Si.606f165
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Financial Sales Mount on
Wings Of Strong Gossip
of Agreement.
RAILS BECOME ACTIVE
United States Steel Takes
Unusual Rise and Action
Heavy in Buying.

New York. Feb. 15.--Peace rumors
finding direct expression in q broad
demand for investment stocks and Lib
erty bonds. The latter rallied sharply
on very large transactions. but British
and French bonds improved more mod
crately
Gossip dealing with international af-
fairs was so circumstantial as to fix
an approximate date for the opening
of peace negotiations. Well informed
bankers did not share in this opti-
mism, attributng the markets advance
mainly to technical conditions.
Mexico Agreement.
Sentiment was also favorably influ-
enced by the agreement between this
country and Mexico. The several is
sues with Mexican connections were
active and strong. especially petroleum.
Rails owed much of their added
strength to the restoration Of the Union
Pacific 10 per cent dividend as well
rs better earnings. even minor roads
making better December returns Gross
gains in transportations extended from
4 to ~ points, Pacifics and coalers
being foremost.
United States Steel led the list
throughout its extreme rise of 2 points
to 96R, being accompanied by n large
turnover. Other industrials and war
, equipments participated to the extent
of to 4 points.
Shipping Features.
Shippings were featured by Atlantic,
Gulf and Marine preferred at gains Of
3 and ~ respectively. but American
international corporation reflected de-
velopments at Washington. Sales
| amounted to $4,000 shares
Railroad bonds were better with the
/ international list. but dealings in Lib
erty issues eclipsed all other offerings
The 31as rose from $3.50 to 9S.14, first
Ais from 1922 to $3.50 and second As
from 9512 to 960S. Total sales, par
value. $5,S25000.
| United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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new CAR RULES
OFFSET STOCKS
Oats Take Erratic Course
and End Day With Small
Fractional Increase.
PROVISIONS TAKE RISE
Advances in Hog Values Has
Strong Affect on Market
of Provisions.
PROVISIONS TAKE RISE

Chicago. Feb. 15.-New car supply
rules intended to build up stocks here
proved nearly complete offset today
for signs that demand for corn was
more than keeping pace with receipts
The result was a steady close mt the
same IS yesterdays finish to x cent
higher with March, s1.271s and May.
S1.26. In oats. the outcome ranged
from x cent decline to X cent adj
vance. Provisions gained 90 to 20
cents. ~
At first the corn market had an up
ward bent. influenced by the fact that
sellers were scarce and TINT. arrivals
here showed a falling off as compared
with the two previous days. Besides,
scarcity of choice grades continued and
cold weather seemed likely in some de-
gree to hinder the crop movement.
The market. however, promptly eased
Off after the issuance of instructions
that grain cars emptied here must not
be reloaded for shipment east, but
must be returned to western lines In
order to bring in corn from rural
sources
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MONEY AND METALS

New York. Feb. 15.--Mercantile
paper, 5l2 1874 per cent. Bar silver
S5ss. Mexican dollars, 6S. Govern
ment bonds. strong; railroad bonds,
strong.
Time loans, strong; 60 days. 5a bid;
80 days and six months. bid.
Call money, firmer: high. g.; low,
bla: ruling rate, g. closing bid, So;
offered at 6: last loan, 6.
Metal exchange quotes lead firm:
spot, S1.o5G7.e0. Spelter. dull; East
st. Louis, spot, offered at $751;
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK

Omaha, Feb. Receipts, r. :
500: market 10cm zoe higher Heavy,
slb.75ml 1850; mixed. s15.s0dT16; light,
sl5,7oml6; pigs, $lonfh: bulk of sales,
SIS sOm16
Cattlc-Rcceipts. e.100; steady. Ma
tive. steers, $S,50m12: cows and heif-
ers, STM 1925; western steers, $SGD
ll.65; Texas Steers. sT.50m 1925; cows
and hcifers,. $7Ma.25; Gamers, s6,5oGp
80, stockers and feeders, STGr1l.4
calves, $9mlS; bulls, stays. etc, S7@10.
Sheep --Receipts. $500. steady. Year
lings. Sl2ml4 wethers. $l1.50Gl1l ::
ewes, $l0,T5m l2.25: lambs, $15.65Gn
l6.6j.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Feb. -HogS-ReceiptS
$1,000; strong, Toe above yesterdays
average. Bulk of sales. Sl5.90@l6.3o.
light, Sl5.75W 1910. mixed $l5..o6f
1885; heavy, $15.50I16.25; rough,
$3.50 q 1855; pigs, $12.506l5.25.
Cattle-Receipts, 10000; steady. Ma
tive steers. $S.4oGlS.SO; stockers and
feeders, S7.25I1o.3o: cows and heifers.
S6.30Gll6o: calves, SS.509lS.I5.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 5000: firm. Weth-
o!s. slom 1925: lambs, $l3.75@lT.
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PORTL'ND LIVESTOCK

Portland. Ore, Feb. l5.--Cattle--Re
ccipts, STA; steady. Medium to choice
steers. Sl0.55a11.5O: good to medium
steers, Sass a 1895: common to good
steers. SSm9.Io: choice cows and heif-
ers, $Sml0: common 10 good cows ana
h,ifers. S6'75ms15; Gamers. $f25@
cas-: bulls. S1mS, calves, $7.50@11:
stockers and feeders. S61950.
1iogs-Receipts, 5S7: steady. Prime
light. Sl6.S5HlI: prime heavy, Sl6.601
1890; pigs, Sl4.5oI so: bulk of sales.
M6.6oGl7.
Shecp-Receipts. 1.402; steady. West
crn lambs. $laM 15.50. valley lambs,
Sl4,50m15: yearlinss, Sl$6135o; weth-
crs, sl2.50@13 ewes, s911l.
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Oats High for Time.

Commission house buying carried
oats 10 the highest prices vet this
season but sharp reaction followed.
Profit taking appeared to be chiefly
responsible for the setback. but
strength in Liberty bonds and in the
New York stock market was also n
bearish FACTOR
SAdVances in the value of hogs
hnisted provisions.
Days range:
No trading in wheat
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ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

st. Paul. Feb. l5.--Hoss-Receipts.
$500; market 10c@15c higher. Range,
$l6M16.e5; bulk, s16.05@l6.15.
cattle-Receipts. $50; killers steady.
Steers. s6.50M1s; cows and heifers, 81
mS.50: veal calves; steady. $6@l2.e5;
stockers and feeders strong. $6@l0.
Sheep-Receipts. 3O0; steady. I.amhs,
$sdi6.e wethers. $7@ls; ewes. $50
I1.5O.
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Corn.
CONSTANT SUFFERER FINDS
RELIEF,

pave been n constant sufferer
IRON Kidney trouble and was down sick
IN bed, writes c. T.. Reynolds. Az
lfewick ST.. Elmira. n. Y. II COM
menced taking Foley Kidney Pills. In
q lew days / was up out of bed"
recommended for rheumatic pains.
tnckaehe, hiliousness, sore muscles,
SUN joints, tired out' feeling. Mis-
sonia Drug Co.--Adv.
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4 CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards. a Well.Known
Ohio Physician


DR.. r. NJ. Edwards for II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel
ailments. During these years he gave to
his patients q prescription made OF a few
wellknown vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You will know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers on the
liver and bowels, which cause normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison.
GUS matter in ones system.
Ii you have pale face, sallow look, dull
eyes, pimpses. coated tongue, headaches, a
listless, no-good feeling. all out Of sorts.
inactive bowels, you take one of DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly Tor time
and note ,ne pleasing results.
Thousands of women as we'll as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue.
cessfui substitute for calomel-now and
then just to keep in the pink Of condition.
,Oc and Csc per box. All druggists.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Feb l5--Flour-~-I'n-
Shipments. 5l,sl2 barrels.
Rarlcy-~S l54ml.9o.
Rye $2.lSI219
Bran--S32. 30
Wheat Receipts % ears, compared
with $50 II year ago.
torn--No. 3 yellow. $l.721l.I7.
oats--No. 3 white. S6le MS7h.
FlaN-S269ta GS12is
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ATTENTION MAsoNS.

There will ha "A special meeting of
Missoula Lodge. No. IS, this evening
at 1889 o'clock Work in the Fellow
Craft degree. All Masons invited TO
attend.
ADV. II, L. SADLER, Sec'y.
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Cut in Price of
Motor Trucks

Detroit. Mich, August 19.-The first
and only price reduction of gasoline
driven vehicle announced since the
United States entered the warame
today when the Ford Motor company
sent out telegraphic instruction to all
branches and agencies. advising them
or $50 cut in the price of the truck.
1t is known that the Ford company
is in close touch with the government
and has been provided with steel for
a large production of trucks. The
general impression in motor circles
here is that the cut was made in un-
derstanding with the government for
the purpose Of facilitating corp move.
ment this fall and that the present
price will be but temporary.
At the came time the price of the
Ford touring car was advanced $75 to
s625.
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Must Not Neglect
to Register on
Next Saturday

General Crowder. provost marshal
general OF the United States. issued a
statement on Friday of this week EN-
phasizing the necessity of the regis.
tration for army liability OF all male
citizens OF the country who have be
come 81 years of age since Juno 6,
1918. under severe penalty for neglect
10 comply with the law. They must
he says, appear before their local ex
emption boards on Saturday August -
and register for military service. re-
gardless of any presumed grounds for
exemption. An opportunity to claim
exemption will be afforded at the time
of the filling out OF the questionnaires
by the registrants
Provision will be made for the reg
istration by mail of any person who
expects to be absent on registration
day from the Jurisdiction of the board
where he permanently resides says
the statement. But in such a case
extreme care should be taken BY him
To see that his registration card
reaches his home board on or before
August "a. Such persons are advised
To apply at once to local board for
instructions as TO how to proceed
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o. E. S. Held an
Interesting Session

Canon City Chapter No. 2i. o. T..
s.. met Monday evening in regular
session at Masonic temple. Worthy
Matron Houle presiding. Aitho there
were many other attractions that ev.
ening. there was a goodiy number
present.
Past Worthy Matron Coulter. chair
man OF committee to make arrange
ments for the celebration of the birth.
day of the founder Of the Eastern Star
chapter. Robert Morris. reported that
they had decided to have picnic sup
per served at O'Clock in the ban
quoting hail. Saturday evening, Aug.
"a. to which the members of the order
and their families are invited and ut
o'clock a short program would be
given to which a general invitation is
extended. It was unanimously voted
to carry out this arrangement.
1t was reported that there were sev.
trail more stars to 90 on the service
flag for the sons Of members who have
gone into service for their country
At the close of the chapter. "Ameri.
ca" is always sung. ending with the
verse which is like a prayer for the
preservation Of our boys who have
gone "over there"
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Two Runaway Boys
Cause Excitement

Considerable excitement was ere
ated in Canon Ciyt last Saturday night
by the report that Almus Sisson. son
of Mrs. Nora Sisson of 324 Green
wood avenue and Edward Williams.
son of Mr.. and Mrs r. z. Williams of
All Greenwood avenue. both aged 10
years. We're lost and that no trace of
them could be found. Inquiry was
made for them at the picture shows
and upon the streets but no informa-
ton could be obtained in relation TO
their whereabouts. The authorities
were busy trying to locate them here.
or communicating by telephone to 9th
er points in the county In an effort to
to their restoration to their parents.
The wires were kept hot until nearly
10 O'Clock when the city marshal
learned that a cuple of lads answering
the description of the missing young
sters were asleep in dance room at
Stone City in Pueblo county, 35 miles
from Canon City. Mr.. Skinner pro
cured an automobile and went after
the delinquents and brot them home
about 4 o'clock Sunday morning.
According to reports. the boys. both
OF whom were barefooted and wore
shirt waists and knee trousers. left
home about 10 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing and went down TO the Arkansas
river and waded into the stream to
see how deep the water was They
were seen there as late as i O'Clock
in the afternoon when all track OF
them was blotted out. The parents
OF the boys became very uneasy about
them and had every reason to fear
that they were drowned; very nat
ural conclusion under the circumstan-
ces as neither of them could swim. 1t
was not until late in the afternoon.
however, that the community learned
of their disappearance and became
concerned for their welfare.
A telephone message from Florence
late at night brot the first encourage.
ment to the distracted parents by
stating that q couple OF strange little
boys had been seen there early in
the evening and were believed To have
gone in auto stage with some people
to Stone City to attend dance. a. call
over the long distance phone confirm
ed the report from Florence and City
Marshal Skinner left at once to bring
them back home. He found them both
sleeping soundly after their trying and
tiresome experience and a few hours
afterwards restored them to their
homes. tired but otherwise in good
condition.
They declared that they were go
ing to Pueblo to get Jobs in the steel
works there. It is not often. even H.
these war times. for lads of ten years
to be SO anxious to secure employ
ment.
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Keep on Using
Wheat Substitutes

The new harvest is coming in and
from all indications 1t is going to be a
large one.
BUT
We must lay up reserves for the un-
known future for ourselves and our
Allies. Wheat conservation and the
use Of wheat substitutes should go
sternly on.
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HOARD or EQUALIzATIoN.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of County Commissioners Of Fremont
County. State of Colorado, constituting
the board OF equalization OF the County
of Fremont, will meet board of
equalization for the adjustment and
equalization Of the assessments among
the general Taxpayers OF Fremont
County, at their Office in the County
Court House of said County. in tho
city of Canon City. on the first Tues
day in September next. the same being
the 3rd day of September. a. ID. 1918. AZ
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. NJ. and will
continue In session as such board OF
equalization. commencing on said date
G., a. LINEINS.
County Clerk.
County OF Fremont, State of Colorado
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BLUE FRONT
Grocery
"cieanest Store in Town

"Ctearest Store in Town."
No one who tries to know
doubts the fact that there is real
competition in grocery trade in
this old town. We have low
rent, with other expenses mod
crate, and with strict economy
and non-waste are saving our
customers some money.
Unbolted Meal 25 lbs-----$1.30
Snow Drift. los $3.50, As. S1.3o
rs -----------------
Monarch Coffee 3 lbs. soe, 2 lbs.
65c, / lib.
Monarch Peanut Butter (best to
bring CAM lib. ---------30c
Quart Farm House ST. Mix Sour
and st. Gherkins. st. Relish,
st. Tomato Relish.
Melon MangOes, choice, each 45e
OF. Farm House Chow Chow 35c
Dandy line of Cofrees at---3oc
Very good Coffees at 2 lbs--35c
If YOU drink and know good
tea, you should see and try ours.
We buy right for cash and sell
right. Good 30 day accounts So
licited
722 Main st Phone Canon 260
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT oAy.

ESTATE OF Mary &. Weitner. deceased.
Al persons having claims against
SAID estate are hereby notified to
prosen, them for adjustment to the
.ouh,y Court OF Fremont County,
colorado. on the s1st day OF August.
A. y. 1918
RoZELI.A T.. NORRIS.
Administrators with win An,cxed
First pub. Aug. s. 1918.
Last pub. Aug. ~. 1918.
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WANTED-s.enog'aphers

The Important thing is to make the
start---to secure the proper training
Our summer classes provide tho bes,
opportunity Start today.
HAgT's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
15s.tf
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AUTOMOBILES

ALI. MAKES or CARS oyerhaulod
with intelligent speed at Wiley
Auto Repair Co. 322 Main 81. 1886
AUTOMOBILES not IN regular use.
stored at s2.50 per month. See IIig
ham. 2ii Main street. I75.tf
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-I5oo-lb. horse. years
old. C. Sos X T. is5-tf.
FOR SALE Duroc Jersey brood SOW.
1870 Kountz ave Canon 4e4 i.
1S5if
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FOR SALE-Good ranch horse or will
trade for COW. C. s. Braden. Phone
Canon 1913 X .. 195p6t
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FOR SAIE-A good Jersey COW. or
VIII trade for shoats- W. G. Watson
Park Center. Phone c. SOS 5.
1sfp6t.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Icata y. af IANlc IAGISSQN Lie.

NOTICE Of ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of JANE s. JACKSON. De-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estatc are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Conn
~ Court of Fremont County. Colorado.
on the 25th day OF September. y. ID.
EMMA IL. JACKSON.
Administrative.
With VIII Annexed
First pub. Aug. %. 1918.
Last pub. Sept 12, 1918.
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-.
County Of Fremont
LIZZIE fNGHAM.
Piaintir.
o vs.
OTIS c. RICHARDSON. in.)
diSidually and as Admisis)
traitor of the Estate of Coral
a Richardson. deceased; Al
4. RICHARDSON. MAUDEj
RICHARDSON. BEBNTCE IL
STuVER. and PHI. SHERRY
DAN.
Defendants }
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To the Defendants Above Named.
GREETING:
hon are hereby required 10 appear
IN an action brought against you by
the above named plain;if in the DIS
TRicT COURT OF FREMONT CoITN
Tf' STATE OF COLORADO. and an.
swer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof
u you are served within this County;
served out of this County. or BY
puohcation. within thirty days after
service hereof. exclusive of IN. dav of
service. or Judgment by default viii
De taken against you according TO IN.
prayer OF the complaint
II u copy of the complaint be no,
served upon You herewith. or AZ ser
vice hereof be made out OF the State
oil Colorado. ten days additional tim.
10 That above specified shall he AL
lowed Tor your appearance and an
swer in said action.
This is an action wherein tho relief
sought is money Judgment agntns,
The Estate OF Cora a. Richardson de
ceased. for the sum OF s2.1Os.ss. Nth
interest on s2.00GO0 from March I4th.
1918. at . per cent and on Sfvs .ss.
from July s2nd. 1918. at s per cent.
tsaid s2.iVs.s3 being the principal sum
OF S2.Oooo0 due the plainfin On a
proinlhsory note executed by the said
'ora ~ Richardson. under Ia. name
OF Cora &. Richardson. said rore bear.
ing Gate Sept. 1ith. 1911. with inter.
est from date at the rate of per cent
payable semi annually: and siOg 90 the
amount advanced by the plaintiff July
END. 1918 Tor taxes then delinauent
on the lands described In the mortgage
hereinafter mcntionedD. besides costs
ana reasonable attorneys fee for
,he prosecution of this actiont for the
ioTeciosurc OF certain mortgage
made and delivered by the said Cora
A. Richardson. under the name of Cora
u hichardson. to the plainfin as ss-
curity for the payment OF said note
ana taxes advanced. and recorded In
the Office OF the County Clerk and Re
cordcr OF Fremont County. Colorado
IN Hook 166 at page 50: for a sal.
OF The land and water stock therein
conveyed. according to law. for IN,
PURPOSE OF satisfying said Judgment.
costs. attorneys fees and expenses
oi sale: for judgment against said
Estate for any deficiency there may
ne aitor applying the proceeds OF such
sale. as aforesaid: for tho appoint
ment OF a receiver TO collect the rents
ana profits arising from said mort.
gagged property during the redemption
unc. and for such other. further and
diierent relief as equity may reouir,,
ana TO the Court shall seem meet. ALI
MS VIII more fully appear from the
complaint filed herein. a copy OF which
is attached hereto.
witness. Edward L. Arthur. CIcrk
oi our said Court. with the seal there
OF hereunto affixed. at Office. in m,
City OF Canon City, this 3Iat day OF
July. 1918.
EDWARD 7. ARTHUR,
hsoJ ,,, Clerk.
First pub. August I5. 1918.
Lust pub. Sept IL 1918