Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-12
LEGAL. NOTICES


mons has been issued out Of said
court again you each and ;ll as such
defendants, which said summons is
t%cturnplie on the first dag of the
March, A. u. 1910, term OF said
court, to-Wlt, March 2Sth, A..
u. 1910; and that the gen
cral objects of this action are to sell
aud convey the real estate ana the
persChai-prOperty, situate in the -oAn-
ty of ColfaX. in the Territory of NeN
Mexico, of the above named stanley.
Mccormick a Lunatic, for the pur-
pose of changing the form of invest
ment of said property according to
law; that the said real estate to be
so sold and converted, is commonly
known as and called the Urract
Ranch or Mccormick Ranch, and Is
situated near thc town of Cimarron,
in the County Of Colfax, in the Ter
ritory OF New Mexico. and contains
about 72,000 acres of land, and is
used and oIcrated principally as a
cattle ranch. portions of which are
improved with fences, frame build
ings and a reservoir used for irriga-
ton and domestic purposes, which
real estate is described as follows:
First Description.
j lb't w ARiH AAfNANf BAN&' ''
parcels of land situated in the County
of Colfax and Territory of New Mexico,
conveyed to Stanley Mccormick by
deed dated the first day of August,
1902, by the Maxwell Land Grant
Company, a corporation, and Frank
Syringe and others, Trustees of the
Maxwell Land Grant Company act'nS
under the name and style of the
Board of Trustees of the maxwell
Land Grant Company under an ia
dentur1 ur decd of trust, dated Janu-
AIRY 10, 1883, executed and delivered
to the s9id Trustees by the Maxwell
Land Grant Company (Which said
deed, dated August !, 1902, was filed
for record, August ?, 1902, and duly
recorded in Book V of Deeds, age
"A to 80. in the office of the Probate
clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder OF said
ColfaX county, and described IN sand
deed, dated August /, 1902, as fol-
lows:
The Cimarr0ncito Tract
Lying in Township IWcnty-siN
(2G) North of Ranges Eighteen (lH
ana Nineteen (l9D East.
Containing after excepting and de-
the two tracts now in Uccu-
pation by J. NJ. Heck, Senior, and M
Junior, TWcnty-onc Thousand
Hundred and Eighty-nine t2l,-
acres, an as surveyed by L. s.
Preston in May, 1909, ana
The Iiayndo Tract
Lying IN Townships Twenty-Five
(25) and TWcnty-six eco North OF
Ranges Sixteen O6), Seventeen GD
and Eighteen GS) East, as surveyed
by l.. :. Preston in MAY, 1902.
Containing Fifteen Thousand Three
Hundred O5,300) acres more or less
The field notes of said two surveys
by said Preston are as t|ololvs, 'o-
Wit:
The Cimarroucito Tract.
4 tract OF land lying in Township
rwenty-six (26) North of Ranges
Eighteen 1S) and Nineteen (l9t
East. described as follows:
Commencing at tho y. T.. Cor,
which Cor. is identical with the \
". Cor. Oh the tract heretofore con
eyed to II. NJ. Porter by deed No.
dated December LIST. 1900. \
,oint on the Cimarron-Springer road
3 chs. s. and II chs. Il. Of Cor. to
IL, u. 10 and IA, Twp. IS ~
f Range 10 f..
,hains. Thence following Clmarroh-
Springer road,
y. G5 deg. 90 Min. W
$500 Thence around the town OF
Cimarron. S. % Deg. 50 Min
W.
y. 81 dcs. - Min w
66.00
y. 1 deg. 80 Min. w
To the Cimarron River Thence
following the Cimarron River
n. - deg W.
400 To the intersection OF the east
line Of the tract heretofore
conveyed to J. II. Nash by deed =
No. 7l6. dated September 4tE,
1900.
Thence around the above men
toned Nash tract,
;. / deg. 35 min. +.
CLIO
y. 81 deg. As min. W.
si.66
y. e5 deg. 80 min. w. r
!,
:. SO deg. ". r.
To n $. W. Cor. OF the same =
THENCE following divide be .
tween the CimarrOn and Cim-
arroncito Greeks on the fol-
lowing courses and distances. "
:. A deg. 80 min. W. 5.
)
$ 80 deg 80 Min. ". 'cl