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Evening star., 1925-07-07
HlBERNIANS ON OUTING.
M EN- bers of Order and Auxiliary at
Chesapeake Beach.

More than 1,500 members and
friends of the Ancient Order of Hiber
mans and the Ladies' Auxiliary are
holding their annual outing at Chesa
peake Beach today. Baltimore Hiber
mans are special guests. Sports for
children and adults are on the after
noon program.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments is composed of Daniel NJ. Stan
ton, vice president of the order, chair.
man: Joseph A. Daily, president; Thorn
as McGrath. secretary; Leo A. Craven
financial secretary: James Dugan
Michael Dowd, Daniel Donoghue. NJ
p. Griffin, John Keehan, T. DAILY. NJ. E
Buckley, Joseph p. Monarty, Miss Ju
liza Linskey, president of the auxiliary
Miss Eliza beth Lunn, vice president
Mrs. Bessie O'Leary. secretary treas
urer; Miss Theresa Collins and Mrs
Margaret DAILY.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
LIBRARY EMPLOYEES
DENIED INCREASES
Dismissal of Part of Force
Only Way to Provide
Efficiency Raises.

Increases in salaries which ordi-
narily would be granted under eff
cheney rating "step-ups'' will be denied
112 employees of the Public Library
because of lack of sufficient appropri-
ations provided by Congress. DR..
George F. Bowerman, chief librarian,
announced today.
The increase could be granted if the
library followed the precedent estab-
lished in Federal departments of dis
missing enough employees to make up
the needed funds, but this would
mean the curtailment of a large por-
tion of the service now rendered, in
Guiding at least the closing of the
main library and all the branches in
the evenings, DIR. Bowerman said.
1t seems unjust that these en-
ployes, who have been working for
years at inadequate salaries, should
he denied increases rightly due them.
but to cut our already too small force
of employees sufficiently to grant the
increases would mean the closing of
the library and the branches at least
every evening. In the interest of
public service this has been decided
against"
DIR. Bowerman explained that an
appropriation of 81 500 had been pro-
vided to care for the increases. This
sum has already been used 10 provide
some increases of salary which have
been granted under the reallocation
OF employees by the Classification Board.
This. however. took care of realloca
tions of only one sixth of the staff, he
said
Two-thirds of the force of l12 have
had efficiency ratings of so or above
and Is of them were rated above 80,
the librarian said. A rating of 20,
aai nj
employe in line for a promotion. he
added.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
WILL MEET ON COAST.
Firemen's Brotherhood Chooses Di
rectors and Convention City.

DETROIT. July GP1.-San Fran
cisco was selected yesterday by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen as the convention city
for the next triennial meeting of the
brotherhood, to be held starting the
second Monday in June, 1928.
Theboard of directors elected follows.
]. T. Farrell, Hartford, Conn; A B.
Miller. Cumberland, Md; r. J. Pei
lery, Knoxville, Tenn; NJ. o. Laisure,
Parsons, Kans.: Frank Andrews, Des
Moines. Iowa; r. r. Moon. ST. Louis.
Mo-, and Charles F. Thomas. Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Evening star., 1925-07-07

When you select the Universal. you
choose machine that will give you many
wears Of satisfactory service, machine
similar in design to the washing ma
chimes used in commercial launderles
machine that washes most thoroughly
The Universal is direct-drive machine
no belts to slip or break; every gear
Housewares Section Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
POLICE TAKE As IN N. Y.
Eight Revolvers Seized in First
New Criminal Drive.

NEW YORK. July C40.-Forty-
five criminal suspects were rounded
up by the police today with the begin
ming of Police Commissioner Enright's
drive against criminals. Eight revol-
vels were seized. Most of the prison
ers have police records.
Evening star., 1925-07-07

Sizes and Prices
} #. wide by u. # drop. So
4ft. wide by ia ft. drop. $3.50
5 Fl. wide by ia #. drop, $3.50
SIT. wide by IA #. drop, $3.50
J fl. wide by IA #. drop. S7.75
Others up to II IT. wide
priced proportionateIy.
3 #. wide by 6 ft. drop, $3.50
4 #. wide by 6 #. drop, $500
5 #. wide by 9 fl. drop, S.
8 #. wide by 9 fl. drop, $500
7 #. wide by s #. drop, 81
Others up to IL #. wide.
In green or brown colors.
vudor Shade Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
SOUiet to Demand
Military Training
OF All Students
BY the Associated Press.

bN Iur AtsUCldEtu FTtEs
MOSCOW, July beginning
with the next term. young men at
tending high schools in Soviet Rus
sia will be obliged to study the the
ory of military science and spend
three months in military camps. un-
der decision by the council Of
commissars. The aim of the meas
llre is to provide trained men for
all branches of war and industry In
case of hostilities.
Military training will also he in
Cluded I'm the courses of the sec
ondary schools. The girl students
will be trained as nurses.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Georgette Ensembles, $3.50
Are Delightful Summer Costumes

If you OF those who stay in during
the Summer months then will Sheer
Georgette Ensembe-they cool. and be
fashonaby dressed for many occasions when has
ensemble Frocks OF eeorsette embroidered net in
MANY attractive colors. with match
Women suitse Tbud foo
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Pleated White Crepe Skirts, SIS

One choose from skirts with pleats that go all the
around from those that display all their pleats
the front. In all white crepe de chine.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
womens Skirt Section. Third floor.

The French willow sticks woven over sturdy
dowel frames. assuring great strength. -lhe open
weave permits complete circulation of air. making
this furniture cool and comfortable Shown in
natural willow, but may be decorated to suit your
color scheme.
Tables. S14.5O Chairs, $3.50
Rockers to match Chair, $3.50
2-Seat Size Settees, $3.50
Sector
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Vudor Shades Make
Porches Cool

Think OF how many hours YOU spend the porch Sum
mer imagine how much cooler and comfortable YOU
would be il Nudor Shades installed.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
UNIVERSAL
Electric Washing Machines

steel cut and running in grease smooth
running: vibrationless; with allalumi-
mum swinging wringer. Before you de-
eide on any machine, see the demonstra-
ton here by factory representative. or,
better still. let us deliver machine for
demonstration in your home next wash
day.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
1000 Yards 38-inch White
Wolfe, soc Yard

A splendid quality a remarkably low price. OF soft
texture, suitable for Summer dresses.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Many Other Summer Hats Reduced
SIS and $3.50

Straw and fabric and and et combinations the
close-6tting shapes also many astraw hats and
lovely large hair hats for afternoon wear.
Millinery Sector Thrdn floor
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Up Minute
Boys Togs
For Vacation

Tropical Worstcd Suits,
S15.75.
Palm Beach Suits. $12.75.
Linen Knickers- Plain or
Plaid Imported l. in n
Knickers. So and $3.50.
Sports Blouses. white. col
ored and striped. 81 to So.
Sports Shirts. S1.50 and 81.
Blue Flannel Sports Coats,
S12.75.
Lightweight Sweaters. in
Fair Isle and Jacquard de
signs. SIS.
Boys Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Woven White Dotted Swiss
SOC, 75c, S. Yard

good selection OF Dotted Swiss with dots ranging from
tiny pin size pea size The dots all in and
will stand any of hard and Tubing
ood Section.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Summer Rugs at Greatly Lowered Prices
French Stick Willow Furniture Is Cool and Comfortab

Large Chairs, $1e; Rockers to match, $17
Large, High-Back Chairs, $3.50; Rockers,
$3.50
$3.50
Willow Chairs, SITS to $3.50; Rockers,
$8.75 to $3.50
Willow Settees, $3.50 to $3.50; Reed
Swings, $11.75
Evening star., 1925-07-07

The conventions OF travelling whether by by boat
rail- demand practical and servceabe dress that
the time smart. Here are frocks that meet
every requirement. One and piece navy georgete
and crepe de chine with touches OF bright coor-eher
piping, tie. embroidery braid trimming. And, OF
course they have the inevitable long sleeves
Misses section Fourth aoor
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Notice OF Foreclosure Sale.

NOTICE TO- hcrrhy given that under and
by virtue OF special expedition dated tho
Ith day Of April. 1928, Issued by the clerk
OF the County Court OF Delta County, Colo
rndo with Decree Of Foreclosure attached
thereto dated the lat day OF April, 1924.
whore I am commanded to make tho sum Of
Fourteen Hundred and One Dollars hnd
Thirty four cents CSliOl.3n with interest
nt the rate Of eight per cent per annum from
tho lat day OF April 1925, and one Hun
drcd and Flfy-four Dollars aud Eighty five
cents tSl6iSbl costs out Of the lands and
trncmouts described In said Decree OF
ForccloRuc wherein WilinrT parnitsko is
Plaintiff and Henry Hammond. Defendant.
II Clarence E Vannkcn sheriff Of snld
County will offer for sale to tho highest
and best bidder for cash the following dcs-
scrlhrd lands and tcnemcnts situate Ia the
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Sherifrs Sale

BY virtue Of a writ Of special execution
and certified copy of Decree Of Lien Fore
rI0srru issued out of the Clerks office OF
tha District Court Of Delta County In the
State OF Colorado. 90 me directed, whereby
aw commanded 60 make the sum OF
Four Thousand Two Hundred Four and
70 100 ISEgnF.E7H. Dollars. and Seventeen
IS1THHN Dollars costs OF suit the amount
OF certain Judgment recently obtained
against Mary % Cole Fred q. Cole and J.
H Mcmillan fu favor OF samuel J. Harris
which said Judgment was declared 10 be a
Har upou fas following described property,
situated .H Delta County Colorado. to-wif.
The Northwest quarter OF thn $nrthvort
Quarter IEWft NW1. nf Section Twenty
two f2gH Iu Township F.fty-oue iEl1
>a-fN. Range Eleven Ifr|. West 0f the New
Mexico Meridian together with ~ bitches
UtrH and uHfu-.rIEHf- unto thr Same be-
IoHE.uE and Included Iu It- irrigation. iu-
Valley Water lHfra Association.
shall expose for sale 90 public autri1n all
tHy right tIua aut Interest OF the above
manned Mary g. Cole Fred A. Cole and
o. Il. NrWTIHn. o.. we'll as aII the right
r',Tn and Interest OF au grantees and lien
eI.twrur. -uh-n4urut 10 the date OF filing
.Is uantvus boo said suit on the 25th day
ut April. 1925 at 30 O'Clock a " at the
East Front door OF the County Court House
n Delta. Colorado.
Dated az Delta Colorado, this 7rd day OF
Auri. 1925
CLARENCE p. vNNAKEN.
sheriff OF Delta County.
John D.. Bell Attorney
FIr#f uuh. April 8. last pub. April "a
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
FRUITlAND
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A. B. Critchlow is building large
new implement shed.
Charlie Crowder and wife were
visitors at the county seat on Satur-
day
Emmet Gould of Aspen was looking
after his interests here on Friday,
and calling on friends.
Mrs. Ed. Wiley and little daugh-
ters visited relatives in Delta from
Wednesday until Sunday.
Orten Endsley has traded his Ford
coupe to John kraai for an Overland
touring car.
Mrs. Mary Pratt spent a few days
last week with Mrs. Elkins. and is
now visiting Mrs. Charlie CarvilIe
The Misses Dena and Nettie Te-
Grotenhuis visited over the week end
with relatives at Hotchkiss.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Lankred and
family spent Thursday and Friday
at Hotchkss with relatives.
Tom LeValleE in company with his
sister-in-law. Miss Besse Fobare. were
visiting Sunday in this neighborhood
The Reeder family enjoyed visit
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Bryan
Smith and little Harold Of California
Mesa.
Burtis Crtchlow came over from
Crawford a few days ago to run the
tractor for his father. Miss Helen
will work at the bank during his alb
sence.
Orten Endsley wife, and daughters
Ruby and Evelyn; Frank Aver and
Lawrence; Duane and Dorothy Davis
were at Hotchkiss Sunday. guests in
the viii George home.
ofsiGGa GeHn X
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Notice to Nor-Resdent Of Probate Of
viii.
STATE OF COLORADO

STATE OF COLORADO.
County Of Delta lss
Iu tho County Court In Prohafr
Tho People OF tho State OF Colorado 20
Hglyu Wilson. Luuic Wilson Edna
Wilson Mr. John Mortimer Bert S.
WilHon. John Wilson Anna Wilson
Snydduu Daisy Robinson and Eldia Wills
ON. Greeting
Whorvas. t hus been made 20 appear TO
The County Court OF Delta County Ia tho
state OF Colorado that YOU. tho said Helen
Wilson, Liunio Wilson Edna Wilson. Mrs
John Norumcr Bert s. Wilson, Anna
Wilson sheldon John Wilson Daisy Rob
inson and Eldio Wilson are heirs AZ law OF
John r. Wilson. deceased. and that said
John Y. Wilson departed this life on or
about tho 2Gth day Of November. A. II. 1924.
Now Therefore In accordance with the
provision OF the statute In such case made
and provided and by order Of Court duly
made aud entered you ere hereby notified
that an instrument OF writing purportluE 90
be the Last VIII and Testament OF the said
John r. Wilson, deceased, was presented 10
said Court for probate on the 22nd day Of
january a u. 1925. by The Colorado Rank
Trust Co, corporation the said willis
!. Davis, executor named In said will being
deceased, residing at Delta, In tho state OF
colorado. that the said dcccdcnt was. nt
the time Of his dcccasc. a resident OF Delta
County, In the State OF Colorado: that tho
said dccrdont according to tho said alleged
VIII devised and bcqucathrd his property Ina
the words and figures following to-wit.
To Clara Mortimer Of Waterloo Iowa, the
sum OF 100000 and tho residue and re-
A'NAA''r'A VI hlH lANV'lAN OF NNtIN hihu or
nature share and share alike, to Ncttic Davis
OF Truro Iowa; Ernest Scarborough OF Den
yer. Colorado Howard Scarborough OF Lin
on Colorado Bryan n. Scarborough OF i'm.
on Colorado; and Robert Wilson Of Ft
Lupton Colorado. ono. fifth each
You Are Hereby Notified To be and ap-
pear before said Court at the County Court
Room In the Court House In Delta. In tho
County Of Delta, In the State Of Colorado on
the 18th day OF May, A. u. 1925. then aud
there to attend tho hearing on the prohato|
Ina MI afaft, ant
OF the said John T. Wilson. deceased. and
further to perform what shall then by the
said Court be required and adjudEcd.
In Witness Whereof, | have ncrcunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF said Court
nt my office In Delta. In said County, this
2Sth day Of March A, u, 1928.
tScnll FRANK NJ, GODDARD,
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First pub April g. last pub May /,
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
ROGERS MESA
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Terrin Ellington is very sick with
the flu
Albert Smith is visiting relatives at
Osborn. Kansas.
f. a. Carr OF Somerset spent East
or with home folks
The Catholic Aid will meet Thurs.
day with Mrs Merfeu Triue.
Mr. and Mr. win Linn and Mr. and
Mrs. A Linn ST. spent Tuesday at
Delta.
Mrs Frank Buse and Edgar and
Mrs Milo Keoueh We're Delta shop
pors Monday
Mrs " W Bennett and Gilbert
We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. s H.
Bruce Sunday.
Mrs. A. Linn ST. was taken to the
Delta hospital Tuesday for cousulta-
tiuu with the doctors
Neal Freeman and family were six
o'clock dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
40 Iaymau Saturday
Mrs Latham and granddaughter
Arlene OF Grand Junction visited rela.
tiyes on the mesa the past week
Mr. and Mrs Shiplcy and children.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben O.Keuey were the
guests Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs Joe
Reich
Mr. and Mrs Frank Thompson on.
tertaiurd Mr and Mrs. Bowneu and
children. Misses Sadie and Mary Nc.
Keller at dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Ed Smith. Mr. and
Mrs Carl Smith. and Mr. and Mrs c.
J. Iawlor were Easter guests OF Mrs
Emma Walker, Hotchdss.
Misses Tula and Edith Thompson
entertained number OF their friends
Sunday afternoon. An egg hunt was
enjoyed and delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs Thompson.
The contest between the Reds and
the Blues of Lazear Sunday school
closed last Sunday The Reds won
the contest and as a forfeit for losing
the Blues will give the opening eNer.
cises at sunday School SUNDAY The
Rods have challenged the Blues to O
yulloy ball game ON the school play
grounds at I o'clock Friday.
The church was filled with patrons
and friends of the Rogers Mesa Con.
s0lidutcd school Monday evening when
the following program under the aus.
pieces Of the Paront-Tcachcrs associa-
tion was given Music. school orch.
cstra. business meeting President
Bruton; singing audience; instrument
al sole, Mrs. Harold Greenwood. read
ing Mrs J NJ Davies, music. school
orchestra; reading Miss Beeher; ad.
dress. our State Legislature" Robert
+. Rockwell, singing, audience After
the program all adjourned to the
basement where refreshments were
served
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
-easurer's Notice on Request for
Tax Deed

a.. every person 10 actual possession or
iuey of the 7.nlfter described land.
.". ." premise. and 90 th, person iu whose
the same wus taxed or specially assess
0. nd 10 an persons having an interest or
r. 20 record fn or 10 The same.
N ice i- Hereby Given That on the 9Th
dr.. # December A. u. 1927. the following
t bed property. situate tH the County OF
.. and State OF Colorado. t0-wft :
H WV. Mel, and Si- NEL. and Nj
sell Sec 30. Twp. 10 s.. u. a2 $50 acres.
old for tha fuI' amount ~ the taxes
0r lie year 1920 and purchased by Delta
.HF
tur said Delta County has duly as
tho certificate of purchase issued on
an.rt % such purchase 20 w. C. Foster
"ath made request upon tho Treasurer
.. County for @ deed.
the said premises were taxed for said
E 1920 boz tho name OF o. O.. and E. NJ.
.-
the time of redemption or said real es-
f.t. rom such tax sale viii expire Ou tho
r-r. Hy OF July. A % 1928 and unless re-
....3 ON or before said day deed will be
.a. thereof
I'D This E1st day OF March. A. n. 1925
CLARK W. ROE
Treasurer OF Tho said County og Delta.
D Huh April p. last pub. April 10.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior
L. S. Land Office at Montrose. Colorado.
April 3. 1928.
NOTICE is hereby given that william
r. HiHou OF Delta. Colorado. who, on
September 90 1921. made Homestead Entry
No. Ol557G. for SEL NWH CFarm Unit
"DD, Section % Township Is S. Range
30 W. Gth p. Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention TO make three-year Proof to es-
tnbIish claim TO the land above described.
before Milton r wech. T.. $. Commission
er. az Delta. Colorado, on the 9th day OF
May. 1925.
Claimant names aE witnesses. Theodore
e.. Davis. Bernard Barrere Walstiu b. Nc
NouuriI Charles +. Berry. an Of Delta
Colorado.
In Uucompahgre Valley Project
GALEN c. POND.
Register.
First pub. April TO- lac. pub. May
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Notice on Request for
Tax Deed.

-- every person In actual possess ion or
n. ury OF thr hereinafter described land
Do. promises. and to tho person iu whose
rH. hH same WAS taxed or specially assesses
.. q 90 ulI persons having ln Interest or
r" record boz 0r 90 the same
ra is Hereby Given ThHt DU the 9th
H.E December A. ID. 1927. tho following
d. I'd property. situate boz the County Of
T. and State of Colorado. t0-wits
r." nuthc1st .}uartur OF Southeast quart
rr Sci Sec Twn. 1E s. Il. a#. 10
a.- described boo Book 1885 gf page SO
uH I'd FOR the FUN amount OF the taxes
'r. year 1890 and purchased by Delta
the said Delta County has duly as
..HH the certificate OF purchase issued on
al....' Of such purchase 90 w. q. Foster
who th made request upon tho Treasurer
uI County for a decd.
#... the said premises wore taxed for said
yuHr 20 In the name OF NrIlir Gipc ct al
O.. the time OF redemption OF said roal cs-
tBtr nm such tax sale will expire on the
'sr ~ OF July, A. n. 1925 aud unless re-
doom on or before said day "a decd will be
is.H.. therefor.
Dated this S1st DAY of March A. n. 1925.
ts... CLARK W. ROE
.roasurcr OF the said County ot Delta.
Fir. NO. April 9, last pub. April H.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Treasurer's Notice on Request for
Lax Deed

10 ...# person in actual possession or
occupa OF the hereinafter described land
lot OF Etse=. and TO the person in whose
name '.. -aue was taxed or specially assess
ed, an t1 all persons having an interest or
titie o. record in or to the same
NOT. Hereby Given That on the 9Th
day OF december. a. d. 1921, the following
descrlha. property. situate in the County OF
Delta H. state Of Colorado. wit {:
Lots 3 Haf 10. Block One. Cedaredge. Ken
nedy .l'ueid1s, was sold for the full
amouni g' The taxes for the year 1920 and
purcha aE Delta County.
ihai '-. said Delta County has duly as
signed n.rtficate Of purchase issued on
nccoufe such purchase to W. c. Foster
who h#i. made request upon the Treasurer
Of saia ...ury for a decd
Ihai . said premises were taxed for said
year l"-. 10 the name OF E. W. WaIdron
ina . Hraa Of redemption Of said real es-
tate u L. aoa tax sale will expire on the
18th " July. A. D 1925. and unless re-
aeens .r before said day deed will be
Dat .= a1st day OF March. A. D. 1925
iSeal. CLARK ". ROE.
.-.r of the said County of Delta
First April a last pub. April II.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior
4 Land office at Montrosc. Colorado,
Mare Fl, 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given that Paul Lob.
rhuu. OF Delta, Colorado. who. on ncccm-
Dor 1917, made Homestead Entry No
ulgfr. for SisNEI and EtsSEL Farm
Unit NJ, Section 30 Township 10, s
Rams 20 W. 9Th Z. Meridian has filed no
uct a. intention to make 2-ycar Proof. 20
establish claim TO the land above described
befDr Milton II. wclch L. S. Commission.
rr af Delta. Colorado. on tho c5th day OF
April 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses: l.. Carl.
son. Pave Finley. John Wildchoor, Ben FL
liutt 10 OF Delta. Colorado
In uuunmpRhgrc Valley Project.
GALEN c. POND Register
First ruh, March -, last pub. April "a
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Notice Of School Election

Public notice is hereby given that the
regular biennial election OF School District
Number one iu the County OF Delta and
state Of Colorado for the election OF two
school directors for the period OF six years
each will De held on May 1925
The whole OF said District shall consti-
tute one election prgCiuC, and the bouuds-
rie- of said District shall DE the boundaries
OF such election precinct.
The polling place will be at the Central
School Building iu the City OF Delta in said
County and State and the polls will be
open from tho hour OF seven o'clock In the
forenoon until the hour OF seven O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said date.
Nll qualified electors. residents Of said
school District for not less than thirty t3Ol
days next preceding the date OF election.
shall be entitled 10 vote M said election.
Dated at Delta Colorado. April 2. 1925.
lSean l. STANFORD
Secretary.
First pub April O. last pub. May L
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17
Treasurer's Notice on Request for
Tax Deed.

To ..rH ra.--au In actual Dazsagsioo or
occup "' ths hereinafter described land
lot or and 20 the person in whose
name -. was taxed or specially assess
ed. az .I persons having am interest or
title o.. r- 'r or 10 the same.
Not Hereby Given That on the 9Th
day O. wha- a. u. 1921 the following
descr1. rnnarty. situate iu the County OF
Delta state OF Colorado to-wit:
Lots l. .-n and Three Block -Four Cod-
aredr. was sold for the FULL amount
Of ths FOR The year 1920 and purchased
bv nf. ..-r.rr
Tha said Delta County has duly as
--1s. ... ".rtIticEte OF purchase issued on
anruu. such purchase 10 w. c. Foster
who made request upon the Treasurer
Of saI county for q deed
Tha aid promises were taxed for said
year ina the name OF W. C. HUmau
Tha time % redemption of said real es-
tHtr such tax sale will expire on the
SH July a 70 1925 mud unless re-
deem. or before said day % deed will be
issue. nrsfor.
na this 2Ist day OF March. A. 70. 1925
ISsr CLARK w. ROE
treasurer of tho said County Of Delta
PIT uh. April 8. last pub. April Il.
The Delta independent., 1925-04-17

City of Delta. County OF Delta and State
of Colorado. to-wit:
Lots five. six. seven, eight, nine, ten,
eleven and twelve CLots 3. 8, T. s, 9, 10,
II and 12D. Block One a. OF the Original
Plat of the Delta Townsite on file and OF
record in the office OF the County Clerk and
Recorder Of Delta County, Colorado.
The said sale will be held at the South
front door of the County Court House in the
City Of Delta, County OF Delta, and State of
Colorado, on the 9Th day OF May, A. D.
1925. at the hour of ten O'Clock A. NJ.
CLARENCE f. VANAKEN.
Sheriff OF Delta County Colorado.
First pub. April II, last pub. May 8.