Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-23
and Surviving Partners
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Whereas the late firm of Rumsey e.
operating the Palace hotel, in the city
and county of Santa Fe, New Mexico,
owned certain furniture and other chat
ties, situate in the said Palace hotel, sub
ject to a chattel mortgage of one undl-
vided half part of the said property, held
and owned by Rebecca R. Rumsey, to Sc
cure the principal sum of eight thousand
dollars and interest thereon from the 9th
day of December 1889, at the rate of 6
per cent per annum, ON which mortgage
the whole amount of the said principal
and interest is now due and payable; and
whereas the said mortgage has taken
possession under her said mortgage of
all and sigular the said mortgaged share
and interest; and whereas all of the said
partnership property is now in the pos
session of the Said mortgage, and of
Philo Rumsey, surviving partner of the
said firm, according to their respective
rights and interests aforesaid; now, there
fore, the said Rebecca R. Rumsey, as
such mortgage, and the said Philo Rum
soy, as such surviving partner, hereby
give notice that on the 4th day of Octo-
Der, 1898, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the said Palace hotel, they will sell to
the highest bidder or bidders for cash,
and in such parcels as shall appear to be
most attractive to bidders, all and sin
gular the property affected by the said
mortgage. The following is schedule
of the property described in the said
mortgage, viz:
Twenty room-stoves, ofice-stove, 121
yards Brussels carpet, so yards border, 80
yards velvet carpet, 913 yards tapestry
carpet, 1876 yards linoleum, office clock,
l office safe, carving table, 80 pairs of
blankets, 1921 lbs hair mattress, 7S wire
mattresses, 500 lbs. pillows, 1880 yards
tapestry carpet, nickel-plate coffee urn,
l nickel-plate tea urn, kitchen range,
broiler range, 6 gas chandeliers, 2 lights;
gas chandeliers, 2 lights to spread; 2
gas chandeliers, 3 lights; gas chandelier,
4 lights; 6 gas chandeliers, 2 lights; gas
chandelier, 4 lights; IL hall lights, 2 hall
lights, 81 brackets, IS brackets, ward
robes,2 wardrobes, parlor mirror, 2
dlning-room mirrors, saloon mirror, 2
oil paintings with frames, 35 ash chamber
sets, 35 walnut chamber sets, 2 ash side
boards, II common beds, - silver plated
"creams," - silver-plated sugars" -
silver-plated "butters,' - silver-plated
spoon-holders, ~ silver-plated "syrups,"
II silver-plated castors, 6 silver-plated
"pickles," 4 silver-plated cake baskets,
l silver-plated parlor pitcher, silver
plated parlor goblet, silver-plated par
lor slop bowl, l silver-plated parlor
waiter, - dozen silver-plated teaspoons,
dozen silver-plated tablespoons, -
dozen Med. s. P. forks, dozen silver
plated butter knives, l dozen silver-plated
s. p. knives, 1902 Tbs. hair mattress, S
dozen ash dining chairs, dozen arm
chairs, 81 dozen walnut chairs, dozen
ash chairs, l dozen walnut rockers, ~
dozen cane office chairs, 1 ebony and gilt
center table, parlor set, pieces, silk
plush, diagonal border; 36 ash center
tables, 36 walnut center tables, marble
tops; - ash dining tables, walnut office
table, 3 parlor chairs, crown and terry
plush; 2 billiard tables, piano, 5 parlor
window curtains, IS dining chairs.
REBEcoA r. RUMsEY Mortgagee,
PHILo RUMsEY,
Surviving Partner of the
firm of Rumsey & Burnham.
JNo. H. KNAEBEL,
Attorney for Mortgage,
N. 3. LAUGHLIN,
Attorney for Surviving Partner.
Dated Santa Fe, Sept. 20, 1898.
John Mccullough Havana cigars at
Colorado saloon.