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GILPIN OBSERVER
TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION:
Montii, ,M®
UorUbly In Advance.
Advertising R»te» Upon Application.
Entered at the Central Cfty Postoffioe for trano
tnluion through the mails aa seoond-olass matter.
f. J, mmiEß, PUBLISHER HID PROPRIETOR.
THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1899.
To Abate a Nuisance.
The Colorado & Southern railroad haß
introduced a new plan to overcome the
disagreeable oindere which are noticed
by thoee riding over the mountain divie
ion of that road. Engine No. 6 on the
South Clear Creek division has been
equipped with a straight smoke stack of
the extension front pattern in which the
cinders are chopped into email particles
and blown away from the train in such a
manner that they no longer find lodg
ment in the observation cars. It iB
claimed that the company will place the
extension fronts on all their engines.
Public Installation.
Last Tuesday evening the following
officers were publicly installed by Little
Olive lodge, Degree of Honor, at the A
O. U. W. hell this city, by Mrs. Loui9
Roy, D. G. C. H.: Past Chief, Mrs. Anna
Poole; Chief, Mary E. Teats; Lndy of
Honor, Mrs. Kitty Knowles; Chief of
Ceremonies, Mrs. Zora Franklin; Leher,
Mrs. Charles Forret; Inside Watch, Mrs.
Janie Wearne; Outside Watch, T. M.
Miller; Recorder, Mrs. Emma Meara; Re
ceiver, Mrs. V. M. Kepler; Financier,
Mrs. T. M. Miller; Trustee, Mrs. Louis
Roy. .
A $10 Wedding Present
To all newly married couple, or anyone
buying their first sewing machine, piano
or organ from W. S. DuPee,Bio dißOoun
will be made from the Denver price,
er ms 83 or 810 a month.
Failed to Agree.
The jury in the case of Mrs. Barkle vs.
The Vendome Gold Mining and Milling
company of Nevadaville, to recover dam
ages for the drowoing of her husband
about a year ago while at work in the
flume leading down the north side of
Gregory street, Black Hawk, failed to
agree last Friday. This fact was an
nounced to the court by the foreman of
the jury, who stated that there was no
possibility of them reaching an agree
ment. Judge -DeFrance discharged the
jury from further consideration of the
cnee, which will now go over to the next
term* of court, in January 1900.
Sixteen Ounces for a Pound.
That is what you want when you buy
a pound of meat. The prices for the
choicest meats in market are all right
when you get full weight Therefore
buy your meats, poultry and fresh Ash
of Joseph Dennis.
At City Park.
The City Scrubs and the Champions
of Gilpin county met on the diamond
at City Park, Sunday afternoon and en
gaged in a game, the Scrubs winning by
a score of 14 to 10 in their favor. The
batting of the winning club was S. Stsr
ling, catcher, and C. Slattery, pitcher.
On the bases were B. W. Predilli, P.
Welch and J. Powers; Charles Fina,
short stop; right field, J. Floyd; center
field, M. Giblin; left field, L. Fishel. The
Champions had Fred Carlson as catcher,
and Frank Cody, pitcher; in the field,
first be c o. C. Gilmour, second base, G.
Starks, third base, J. Flynn, short stop,
J. Flynn: In the field were, right, F. U.
Altvater, center, J. H Maymon, loU
field, H. Lindquist
Plano Tuning.
Mi Walter Thomj Ton, one of our ex
pert piano tunere, will be in Central and
vicinty for only a few days. We guaran
tee hie work to be satisfactory. Leave
orders at our branch store in Hawley
Block.
The Mon tel uis 1 ano company,
H. H. Stanton Agent.
Charges reasonable.
Some pretty designs in moquet carpets
just received at Anderson’s. Call and
see them.
Two Mouths In the County Jail.
Before ‘ho adjournment of the district
court last Saturday evening, Judge A.
11. DeFrance, sentenced John Harmon,
who attempted to shoot night policeman
Philip Edwards the morning of .Juno 25,
to two months in the county jail. Mar
tnon can consider himself very fortunate
in receiving go light a sonten* .
China and Decorated Ware.
Artistic china and decorated ware is
always an indication of good taste. Vis
itois note these little things. You enjoy
a meal so much. Your wants in this line
supplied by calling Sauer Mc-
Shane Mercantile Company.
All this talk about the eight hour
question makes an editor wonder why he
wasn't included in the operations of the
new law.
An elegant line of couches, lounges
and parlor goods just in at Anderson’s.
Golden Globe: Goorgo K. Kimball sr.,
is writing a complete history of Golden
Lodge No. 1, A. F. A A. M. The 40th an
niversary of the founding of this lodge
will occur next January, when a grand
reunion will be held.
You oan get a fine parasol or umbrella
cheap at the Mineral Palace.
The echool census of Clear Creek
county showe that there are l,ooi males
and £99 femalee of echool age in that
county. Of the echool fund Idaho
Springs will receive for the year ending
June 30,85260.25, showing that nearly
one-half of the scholars of that county
reside in that school district.
Cockburn, the florist, can furnißh you
with fresher flowere, prettier deeigne at
lower prices than you can get in Denver.
Give him a trial order and you are sure
to be pleased.
Born.
In Central City, Colorado, July 6, 1899,
to the wife of Michael Power, a son.
In Central City, Colorado. July 2, 1899,
to the wife of William Henry Mitchell
a son, 11 pounder.
In Central City, Colorado, July 9,1899,
to the wife of James Rule, a daughter.
James is now blepsed with three
queens.
Wedding Bells.
Married— At the residence of the bride’s
parents, 1527 Clarkson stroat, Denver,
Colorado, Rev. George Vosburg, offici
ating, Mr. Thomas W. Tucker of Cen
tral City, and Miss Leah Davies of
Denver.
The ceremony which joined the young
people together for life was very pretty
amidst most beautiful surroundings, the
house having been handsomely decorated
with tastefully arranged cut flowers.
After congratulations had been received
the wedding party and guests sat down
to a most sumptuous wedding dinner.
The bride was attended by Miss Lizzie
Jones of Russell, as bridesmaid, the
groomsman being Dr. A. C. Asquith of
Central, pet'te Edwyna Davies carrying
the ring. The bride is the second young
est daughter of Dr. and Mrs. LI. P. Da
vies, and is well known in this city, hav
ing formerly resided in this city. She is
a very pleasant and popular young lady.
The groom is a young man who has bcin
reared in this city. They left yesterday
afternoon for Idaho Springs, where they
were joined to-day by Mr. and Mrs. W.
O. Jenkins, of Centrel, the entire party
leaving this aftTrnoon for a two week’s
trip to Middle Park. The young couple
has hosts of friends in this county who
wish them happiness with peace, plenty
and prospeiity while on their voyage on
matrimonial seas.
For a fine pocket knife, razor or revol
ver go to the Mineral Palace.
It is to be hoped that the Chicago man
who reproved h : s wife and got a stove
leg broken over his head, profited by the
experience, his apparent hard headed
ness notwithstanding.
During Vacation Learn Mimic.
Buy or rent a piano or organ on easy
terms of W. S. DuPee. Small instru
ments of all kinds and sheet music.
Eldora, Boulder county, miners sent
•2CO to Wsrdner, Idaho, last week for
families of the imprisoned miners at that
place.
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.
A torpid liver always produces dullness
Irritability, etc. You are all clogged up and
feel despondent. Perhaps you have treated
with physicians or tried some recommended
medicine without benefit. All that Is no
argument acalnst “Dr. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and PI or re Tonic." which w#
Insist will cure nervousness and liver com
plaints. If not satisfied after using one bote
tie your mossy will be refunded by
A. H. Day, Central City.
DID YOU EVER !
In all your career see such goods and
such values at such prices as aan be seen
a l v e M ; ne-al Palace.
jyt. i as. v. shoo:*.
DENTIST
CF\ UAL CITY, COLOR AT ).
Office removed to rooms over the First National
T ik.
SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO ) In the District
>BB. Conrt.
County or Gilpin, ) No. 4890
CHARLES J. MOORE. 1
Plaintiff, I
VH. V Sammons.
A. MAY BTIFLKU,
Defendant. J
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO-
It ADO.
To A. May Stiller the defendant above named.
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in nn action
brought agahiHt you by the above named plain*
till, in the District Court of Gilpin County. State
of Colorado, und answer tl • complaint tliei ‘in
within twenty days after tno service hoieof, if
served within this county; or, if eervt I out of
this county, or by publication, within t.r -tv days
after tho service hereof, exclusive «•* the day of
service; or judgment by default will In* taken
auairiNt you according to the prayer of the com
plaint; a'.ill if a copy of the complaint in the
above entitled actiou lie not *«*iv**l witii this
aummnns.or if the service hereof In* made out of
this state, than ten dart additional to toetime
hervinulKJve si>eoifind for appearance and answer
will In* allow**d lN*fore the tuking of judgment by
default un aforesaid.
The said action is brought to requin* the said
defendant to set forth, pnaluce and prove the ua
t ure and character of her preteuded estate or in
terest adverse to the title of the plaintit! in the
following dearriln*d lands and premises in the
County of Gilpin and State of Co'cjrado: an un
divided one-fourth (Vti interest in and to the
Crown Point huh* mining claim, recorded in
Hook 18*. at page tit, of the Records of said
Gilpin County; the Grand Trunk hsie mining
claim recorded In ll<s*k 13H. at i .g** p'V of tee
Lind Records of said Gilpin County; tie* Iron
Clad lode mining claim, recorded in ll«M»k its, at
page 105, of tie* Lund Records of said Gil|> *i
Count,; tin* Little Giant 100 • mining claim, re.
corded in Rook 13*. at page 106, of the Laud Re
cords of Maid Gilpin County.
And that the cloud thereby placed u|sm th*ti
tleof the plaintiff to the said ran* estate may Is*
removed and that a judgment and decree may Is*
entered, adjudging and declaring that the tit lei t
the plaintiff to said real estate is good and o"d,
and free and clear from ai*v ei.inle, interest, Ren
or claim of the said defendant, of any kind or
nature whatMs*vv , as will more fully apt »nr
from the complaint in said action to which i.*fe -
once ia here made; a copy of which In hereto at
tached.
And yon are hereby notified that if yon fall to
appear, and to answer the said complaint as
above required the said plaintiff will applv for
jtid nuent by I'ofault ugalnat you in accordance
witti the prayer of the complaint.
Given enuer my hand at the City of Denver.
County of Ampules' ami Htnte of Colorado, this
7th day of June. A. I). 1899.
THOM AH H. IIARDCABTLE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
001 Moat on Hnildlng,
Denver, Colorado.
t Fire* pub Jan 0 23—Last July 27,1893.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To Qos Hawck or to Whoss It May Copesrn:
Yoa are hereby notified that we have expended
daring the year 1898 the earn of SIOO in labor and
improvements upon ea?h of the following lode
mining claims and placer, situated in Vermillion
Mining district. Gilpin county, state of Calorda,
which location certificates will be found of
reoord as follows, to-wit: The Gold Standard
lode raining claim, recorded in book 121, at
page 462 i Scranton lode mining claim, reoorded in
book 12s, at page 401; Rochester lode raining
claim, reoorded in book 128. et page 401; Friberg
lode mining claim, recorded in book 12, at page
278; Whiting lode mining claim, recorded in
book 12, at page 878; Pheffer placer, located in
book 74, at page 80S, in the office of tha recorder
of said county, under the provisions of Sec
tion 2824 of the Revised Statutes of tha United
States and all amendments thereto concerning
annual labor upon mining claims, being the
amount required to hold said lode# and placer
for the period ending on the Slat day of Decem
ber, 1898, and if within ninety days after the
publication of this notice you fail to contribute
your proportion of each expenditure as co-owner
your internet in the above-named lode mining
claims and placer will become the property of
the undersigned, your co-owners, who have made
the required expenditure by the terms of the said
section. Joseph P. Kbottkb,
C. G. List.
First pub July 18—last pub Oct. 12. 1899.
AN ORDINANCE
SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS
OF THE INCORPORATE TOWN OF NEVA
DAVILLE, COLORADO, OF THE QUES
TION OF THE ERECTION OF A GRAVITY
SYSTEM OF WATER WORKS FOR SAID
TOWN, AND THE INCURRING OF A
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS TO MEET THE
EXPENSE OF THE SAME.
Whereas, It appears to the Board of Trnsteee
of the incorporate town of Nevadaville, Colo
rado, that there is at present no provision for
supplying the inhabitants of this town with tho
necessary water for fire and domestic purposes;
and,
Whebp \s. It further appears to the said Board
of Ti istees that a wholesome supply of water
can be obtained by this town, sufficient to meet
the demand of the inhabitants thereof, not only
for present use, but for a much greater popula
tion, which supply can be brought to this town
by a gravity system from natural springs located
three-fourths (Sf) of a mile southwest of this
town byway of South gulch: that the bringing of
said water supply from said springs byway of
South gulch is practicable and will not, in the
judgment of said Board of Trustee*, exseed an
expense, for water mains, reservoirs and connec
tions, the sum of about twenty thooeand dollars;
and,
WanaßAS, It is believed by the Beard of
Trustees of this town that the present es well es
the future welfare of this town demand a suffi
cient supply of water, the means of distributing
such eupplv to said town and the inhabitants
thereof, end for that purpose, and none other, it
is deemed desirable to submit to the qualified
voters of this town, the question of the procur
ing of such supply of water from said springs, by
way of said gulch, and the construction of a
gravity system of water works for such purpose
and the creation of a bonded indebtedness of not
to exoeed the sum of twsuty thousand dollars, to
meet the expense of such construction; there
fore.
Bn It Obdainbd bt tke Boabd or Tbubtoeb or
THE IMCOBFOBATX TOWN OF If BV AD A VILLI,
Colorado:
Section 1. That the question of theereetion
of a gravity system of vfktsr works by this town,
taking its supply of water for the use of this
town and the inhabitant# thereof, from springs
located three-fourth# (I£) of a mile southwest of
this town, and the incurring by this town of a
bonded indebtedness of not to exceed twenty
thousand dollars to meet the expense of the con
struction of such system of water works and tke
i ons ruction of reservoirs in connection ther
with, shall be submitted to the voters of this
town, who are taxpayers, for their approval or
l ejection of such proposition at a special election
be held in said town as hereinafter stated.
Sr?. 2. The said bonds shall run for the term
of fifteen (18) years from their date, and shall be
redeemable after ton years from their date, and
shall bear interest at the rate of not to exceed six
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.
Sec. 3. That said proposition shall be sub
mitted to the qualified voters of this town at a
special election which shall be held in this town
and at the several wards thereof, on Saturday, the
22nd day of July, A. D. 1899. That the clerk of
this town give due notice of said election and the
purpose thereof, as providod by law. .That the
Judges of election lastly heretofore appointed in
the several wards of this town, and now holding
such offices of judges of election, shall constitute
the judges of election for said special election,
and such election shall be conducted according
to the law providing for regular elections, so fsr
as the same is applicable. That the clerk of this
town shall provide for the use of the said several
boards of election in said wards a copy of the
names of the qualified voters residing in ths in
corporate limits of said town, certified as re
quired by law, together with another list for each
said board of election, showing the names of
such voters who are taxpayers in said several
wards in said town, certified by tho county treas
urer of the oounty of Gilpin, Colorado. That the
judges of said special election in the several
wards of this town, at the close of said special
election, with all convenient speed, certify to
the Board of Trustees of this town under their
hands and attested by the clerks of said election,
the result thereof for the respective wards, show
ing, among other tilings, the names of all voters
who shallhave voted at said election, and the
number votes oast in favor of said proposition
and the number of votes cast against it. As soon
after said election as may be the Board of
Trustees of this town shall meet and canvass
ttie returns of said election and declare and
oortify on the record by resolution the result of
said special election, and whether said proposi
tion has been approved or rejected, as providod
by law.
Seo. 4. That at such election all legal voters
of said town who are taxpayers under the law
desiring to vote in favor of said question of
erecting a gravity system of water works for said
town. | *ocuring a supply of water from said
natural springs viu South gulch and incurring n
boi led indebtedness of not to exceed twenty
thousand dollars to meet the expense of con
structing said water works, may deposit in the
ballot box u ballot with tho words thereon,
“For tho erection of a gravity system of water
works for tho incorjHirato town of Nevadaville
and the issue of bonds therefor," and thoso de
siring to vote against said proposition shall ds
l *sit a ballot with the words, “Against the erec
tion of a gravity system of water works for the
incorporate town of Nevadaville and the issue of
bonds therefor."
Leo. 5. Sa d Election is culled under the
auth* i.y and b.v virtue of tho provisions of
Chapter 124 of M*Ms’ Annotated Statutes of Colo
rado. und more o. oecinlly as required by Sub
division 67 of Section HUU of said chapter ami
tho amendments thereof.
PusMsi by the Hoard of Trustees of the in
corporata town of Nevadaville, Colorado, this 6th
day of July. A. I). 1899.
Attest:- C. A. BOURK, Mayor.
CHARLES HANSEN, Town Clerk.
I L. H |
Ist pub. July 6 hist July 20,1899.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.
Public notice is 1 <i.*l>v given ths* pursuant to
the provisions of iawe-d in accordance with the
r •.jirreni*' it < (f an ordinance of tl ** Hoard of
Tidutees of the ln«or : i. wu « f Nevedavlr »,
Colored* p’lss* I July Mb. 18UW. «*nti‘ ed "Au * -
finance {Submitting to the Qj*'ltimi Voters of
fi'o ' Torpi• *ate Town of Nevadaville. < olorado,
of |.** (Question < ' tin* Erection o' a G. .vity
System nf Wats*- Wo-ks for Ha 1 Town, and the
'ncui ’ng of a Itonded in'*<*l redness to Meet the
Exin n«M* of the Same," a n|>ecial election will In*
I lin tie* Ncveral we'(ln of th* town of Nevada
vill»* in the county of Gilpir ar«l Ntate »*f Colo
i tdo, ou Saturday, tl • twenty-si>con l (*. -> day of
July, .■* I>. 1899 for the purpose of submitting to
tho qualified vote. rod town the question of
P K'uripg a supply of water, tin* e. ctio i * f s
i. avity ays *in « f wal *r works for s- 'd town und
tne incurring of a Imnded indebtedness of not to
exceed twenty thousuiid dr'lurs due in fifteen (15)
your.-* und redeemable after t**’i (10) years from
tie* date of ssifl bond*, and iwaiiug interest rot to
exceed r'x (d) per centum p- annum, ir’erest
piM.ih’e semi-annually, to meet the expense o.
procuiing said supply of water and the construc
tion said water wonts. The plr *e of holding
said election in several wards is as follow*:
First wail, at Senunsiis Building. Main street
Heeord Ward, at Public School Building.
The laills of said election will is* open from
ns veil o'clock a in. to seven o’clock p. m. of said
day. All voters of said town who are taxpayers
nn*.**r the law. are entitled to vote at ►;dd elec
t: . *• Qualified voters of an* • town, who desire
‘ * vote for the construction of said water
workM and the incurring of sold Imnded In
dob. ednesa as afo.osaM, shsM depoa't in the bal
lot Im»x i f said eiectioi a ballot with tl " words
thereon "For theereetion of a g »vity of
water works for the Incorporate Town of i.evs
dnvilJo and tho issue of bond* therefor,’ and
those desiring to vote nvninst said proposition
shall deposit a Imllot with the words, ‘‘Against
the erection of a gravity system of water works
for the InnoriMtrate Town of Novadaville and
the Issue of bond* therefor."
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have hereunto set
my official signatnreand attached the seal of said
Town thl* 6th day of July. A. D. 1*99.
1 L. 8. | CHARLES HANSEN.
Town Clerk.
Ist pub. July ti last July 2<», 1699.
Notice of Forfeiture.
To th, Unknown Hein of WUlitm H. Took*.
oi
You are hereby ootified that we have expended
daring the veers 1894. 1805. 189fi, I*7 anH 1898,
the sum of $503 in labor and improve
ments upon the Homsstake Lode mining
claim in Russell mining district, in Gilpin
county, State of Colorado, of whiob loca
tion certificate is found of record in book 97, at
page 181, w the office of the reoorder of mid
county, under the provisions of Section 2*24 of
tho Revised Statutes of the United States, and.all
amendments thereto, concerning annual labor
upon mining claim#, being the amount required
to hold said lode for the period ending on the
81st day of December, 1898, and if within 90 days
after the publication of this notice, you mil to
contribute your proportion of such expenditure
as co-owner, your interest in the above named
lode mining claim will become the property of
the undersigned, your co-owners, who have made
the required expenditure by the terms of the said
section. Geoboe Channi.no,
Thomas Channino.
First pub. May 11, last pub. Aug 8,1899.
Administrator’s Notice.
Estate of Willis B. Askew, Deceased :
The undersigned having been appointed Admin
istrator of the Estate of Willis B. Askew,
late of the County of Gilpin and State of Colo
rado, deceased, hereby gives notice that she will
appear before the County Court of Gilpin
County at the Court House in Central City at the
June Term, on the first Monday in August
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said Estate are notified and re
quested to attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said Es
tate are requested to moke immediate payment
to the undersigned. . „ _
Dated this 7th day of July. A. D. 1899*
LOUISE ASKEW, Administratrix.
Firet pub July 18—last Auv. 8. 1899.
Trustee's Sale.
Whereas. Charles J. Clark, of the county of
Arapahoe, state of Colorado, did on the 2nd day
of June. A. D. 1893, by his certain deed of trust
of that date, recorded in the office of the county
clerk and recorder of the county of Gilpin on
the 3rd day of June. A. D., 1893, in book 120 at
page 12 of the records of Baid county of Gilpin,
and recorded in the office of the county clerk
ami recorder of Clear Creek county, state of
Colorado, on the 7th day of June, A. D. 1893, in
book 122 at page 78 Of tho records of said county
of Clear Creek, convey unto Chase Withrow, as
trostee, certain reel estate situate in the counties
of Gilpin and Clear Creek and state of Colorado,
known and described as follows, to-wit:
The Aduddell Extension lode mining claim,
the Fairmonnt lode mining claim and the Fair
mount Extension lode mining claim, situate in
Russel! Mining district, Gilpin county, Colorado,
and Yirgidla Mining district. Clear Creek
county. Colorado, all patented in one group and
known in th* UnitailW>staa laigi jjffice at Central
City, Colorado, as mineral entry IfOk'Wliaßd
mineral survey No. 5881, and improvements
thereon; which said conveyance was made by
said Charles J. Clark to secure the payment of
his certain eight promissory notes fer the
aggregate sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars
($18,000), bearing interest at eight per cent, per
annum after maturity, due and payable as xol
(tee note of One Thousand Dollars, payable to
Sarah E. Cheatley 12 months after date; one note
of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, parable to Charles
H. Carmichael 18 months after date; one note of
Fifteen Hundred Dollars, payable to Sarah L.
Cheatley 18 months after date; one note of One
Thoasnnd Dollars, payable to Charlee H. Car
michael 12 months after date; one note of Two
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, payable to
Sarah E. Cheatley C years after date; one note of
Two Theusand Five Hundred Dollars, payable to
Charles H. Carmichael 2 years after date; one
note of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars,
payable to Sarah E. Cheatley 80 months after
Ste; one aote of Two Thousand Five Hundred
>liars payable to Charles H. Carmichael 80
months after date.
Whereas. Said deed of trust provides that in
case of default of the payment of said notes or
any part thereof, or interest thereon, according
to the tenor and effect of said notes, then it shall
and may lie lawful for said party of the second
part, or his successor in trust, to aeU and dispose
of said premises ami all the right, title, benefit
and equity of redemption of the said party of
the first part, his heirs or assigns therein, at
Kblic auction, at the front door of the court
use in said Gilpin county, for the highest and
best price the same will bring in oa*h, thirty
days public notice by five insertions having been
previously given of the time and place or such
sal* by advertisement in one of the weekly news
papers then published in said county of Gilpin;
ana.
Whereas, Default has been made in the pay
ment of all of said notes and interest thereon
•xcepta payment of, $4504)8 amis on the first
the request of said Charles
H. Carmichael and Sarah E. Cheatley, the legal
holders of said notes, and under and by yirtne of
the authority and power in me vested by the
tonne of said trust deed and in pursuance of it
neovisions, 1, Chase Withrow, trustee as afore
said, will, on Tuesday, the 25th day of July, A. D.
1899, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the forern in of
lda day, at the front door of the coart house, in
the oounty of Gilpin, state of Colorado, sell the
above described property at public auotfop, for
'>e highest and best price the same will bring in
cash, for the purpose of paying the said notes
and all interest due th*reon np to the time of
sale, together with the costa and exiHm*es of
executing this trust.
‘ CHASE WITHROW, Trustee.
Dated June 22,1899.
Firet pnb June 22-last July 20.189 P.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
STATE OF COLORADO, )
>BB.
Gilpin County. )
Probate Court of Gilpin Count*
To the June term, A. D. 1899.
Frederick Kruse, Administrator of the Estate of
William Lafayette Harnett, Petitioner, versus
Andrew J. Burnett, De Warren H. Burnett, the
children and heirs at law of William A. Bar
nett, deceased. whose names and ages are an
known, the children and heirs at law of Mrs.
Belle M. Wood, dcceaited, whose names and ago*
are unknown, und the unknown heir* nt law,
if any there In* of said William Lafayette Bar
nett, deceased. Respondents.
Petition to sell real nstato to pay debts.
Affidavit of the non-residence of the said de
fendants above named, having l>een filed in the
office of the Judge of the Probate Court of Gil
pin County, notice is hereby given to tho said de
fendants above named herein that the said peti
tioner, administraUis of the estate of William
Lafayette Barnett, deceased, has filed his petition
in the said county court of Gilpin County for an
order to sell the premises belonging to the estate
of said deceased, or so much of it as may lie
needed to i»ay the debts of said deceased, and de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The Katie Lode Mining Claim. 901.45 feet in
length, known as Mineral Entry N 0.8828 and sur
vey lot N«*. i’&* Also certain portion of said Katie
lode, described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
Cor No. U, of said Survey 98rt, Katie lisle; thence H
50 degrees HO minutes E., along said lino 1-2 Cen
tiul City townsite, 208.5 feet; tnonce N 60 degrees
E. 893 feet to cor. No. 1. of said survey V of
Katie lode, thence N 48 degrees W. 151.il f»*ot to
place of I y unuing containing 1.18 acres exclus
ive of conflict with b7l Golden Fleece lode, sur
vey No. 178. Humboldt lodo, and survey No. 600
Golden Eagle lode.
Also a tract or parcel of land described ns fol
lows, to-wit Beginning at corner No. 3of Survey
No. 117h|, Gulch lode, marked by a quarts rock
set in th*« ground and chiselled 8 t 117h|, whence
corner No. 5 of Survey No. 11171 Cecil lode bears
H*o degrees 51 minutes W 69.46 f**ct; thence K
21.18 feet; thence 8 58 degrees 20 minutes E 49.24
feet to lino 1-2 of Survey 9722, Notawav Extension
Inkls; thence H 21 degrees 5 minutes W 8*'5.28 feet:
thence N 53 degrees 20 minutes W 181.02 feet;
thence N Bil degrees 2 ri minutes E 178.92 feet;
thence 3H degrees 47 minute** E 42 06 feet; thence
N. 19 degrees 20 minutes W 1,8 feet; theooe N 80
I'egree* 20 minutes E 0.49 feet to place of Is'giu
uing. Said tract being tie* ground in « null let be
tween the nortluwiHtcrly 298 f»*et of th** Gulch
lisle, survey No. 12784, and the Notaway Exten
sion I<m| survey No 9722. and locat**d in Like
Mining District. Gilpin County. Colorado, and
duly recorded in Issik 124. page 186, of the re
cords of Gilpin County, Colorrwlo. Tills said
tract is more tluirooghly described in dt««i re
cord**! in Itook 140, page No. 406 of tho record# of
Gilpin County, Colorado, to which ref< sties i*
herein made, ami that summon* lias ls*en issued
out of this court against you, returnable at tin*
Heptonil'er I**rm, A. D. IHW9. of said court to Is*
hohlen on the firat Monday of September, A. D.
IHWV. at the Court House iu Central City in Gilpin
County, Colorado.
Now, unloeM you, th** said Andrew J. Harnett,
De Warren 14. Harnett, the children and heirs nt
Isw of William A- Harnett, deoeoned, whose
names and ages are unknown, the children and
heirs at law of Mrs. Belle M. W«ssl. deceased,
whose names und ages are unknown, and the ur
known lieire at law if any there \m of said Will
iam ijiifayette Barnett, deceased. Respondents,
shall personally In* and ap|s*ar before said Pro
bate Court of Gilpin oounty. ou th** first dny of
the term thereof, to be hohlen at Central City in
said county, on tho firat Monday of September,
1H99, and plead, answer or demur to the said com.
plninant’s |M«titiou filed therein, the same and
the matters and things therein charged and stated
will Is* taken as confessed, and a decren entered
against you according to the prayer of said hill.
Central City, (’olorado, July sth, 1899.
FLOItABHBfCOH,
County Judge.
H. A. HICKS.
Comp’it’s Solicitor.
Ist pub. July B—last July 27,1899.
IN HEW QUARTERS.
E. K. Hamlin (late of the firm of Downs, Odgers
<fe Hamlin) having purchased the shop on Gregory
street formerly conducted by Edwards <fc Steele,
will be pleased to meet all his old friends. He
will conduct a
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING BUSINESS,
And make a specialty of
MINE AND MILL WORK
As well as ... •
HORSESHOEING . . .
Particular attention will be paid to Repairing, either
in Iron or Wood Work. Light or extra heavy wagons re
paired or made to order on short notice. Also carriage
repairing.
E. K. HAMLIN.
Stamp Mill Screens, Baps, ±
Fuse and Bandies. 1
> Agent for
TEH OLD ORIGIHIL CALIFORNIA GIANT POWDER.
Quicksilver and Mill Chemicals.
Steam Fittings, Gold Retorts, Belting,
Hardware, Stores, Gas Pipes, Etc,
JEJVKTRS,* NIcKaV & GO.
Central City, Colorado. 1
Patronize Home Industry^.^^^
150,00a Barrels per Annuls When Von Drink Beer,
The Output of Um the Home Product.
ZANG BREWING CO.’S
v£. -- .• ••
Celebrated
Lager Be****
II is Brewed from the Beet Cetoesdo Barter aad Hope, n, (harefare, eew
—nd» itaelf to all wha want a food flue of Par# Ft~t “tiiffni
Idilpb Zutg, T mi. Oulil Fdelirtu, Igant, Central dig, Galt
We are in Business
To do Business
and to do business we realize that we must make it to the in
terest of all to give us their patronage. There
fore, if you will call at our place
You will bo welcome and will bo treated courteously.
You will get the grade of goods you ordor and desire.
You will get the benefit of the very lowest possible prices, and
You will have the best of everything in the market to select from.
H. J. KRUSE & SON,
The Old Reliable Grocers -
Masonic Temple, Central City
THE > > *
Rich Mill Mml H
Ccrjtral City, Colo.
OFFIOER8!
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