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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
NJ 'hAMARA JURORS
WARNED NOT To
DISCUSS CASE
Court Determined That the Men
Who Sit In Celebrated THal
Shall Not Sc Subject to Out
side Influence.
rsy aora'~s aoarus, scers.i Leased vtr.l

Los Angeles. Nov S.-poSsihlo 81.
Tort. iaternccioe or otherwise 70
discuss TIE Mcnamara mUrder case
with prospective tsleSnen. received
eosnlasnoe from 1idge Walter Pord-
well speaking from the bench late to.
DAY.
speaking 10 the three Jurors and
three accepted talesmen In the trial
of James h. Mcnamara, the 3udse adj
montshed them not 90 discuss the
case among themselves nor 20 men
ton il any way, Then he spoke at
some length as 10 outsiders
The court particularly admonishes
YOU not TO talk with any outside per.
son, or 60 allow any outside person
20 talk about this case" he said.
should such attempt he made, YOU
must instantly rehuke the person
speaking to you, tf YOU can antici-
pate IT, il Ia your duty 20 warn him
IN advance, and Il IL YOUR duty 20 re-
port TO tho court any such attempt,
which may have grave consequences
TO the maker"
Clark Mcl.aln, a Pasadena banker,
today Joined brewster G. Kenyon, q
roputed capitalist. as a talesman ac-
cepted hy both sides as 20 cause and
!, II, sexton, retired farmer, made
the third. Jurore Robert Baker. n. n.
Green and Byron Llsk, already sworn.
appeared in court only at the begin.
ming and end Of each aeHsion heing nj
lowed TO romAln tho rest or the time
In the jury room.
The spectre of sicltneHs in the Jury
box confronted participants IN the
Mcnamara murder trial again today,
and II was said might lead TO fur
ther alterations In the method of car.
ing for the jurors.
n. NJ, Bryte. a taleamun passing his
first night IN the dormitury on the
tenth floor OF the llnll OF records. re-.
ported this morning that he was ~
and unable 10 walk TO breakfast He
WAS taken IN street car. While
Bryte's slight illness WIS not held of
moment In itself but II has followed
several cases among taleHmen IL the
four weeks that the trial has lasted
Court attaches suggested that II
might be due IN part 10 mental i'm.
preston, citing the case Of taiesmau
William r. Clark, excused yesterday
for III health. who broke down ana
wept after his relense.
Its like getting out Of Jail" he
sobbed, Fl can't tell you how
felt"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
WIFE IS HELLO FOR
NJ i ROER Of
HUSBAND
Step-SoA Of Accused NoNa6
Gives Testimony at INQUEST
le0one 10 h1pDcate He m
Death oi His { fatheb
uss worrsn. ssp~a.' soees.l .e---a WE

IVY NorNfos NcnsHral Ss,ecsai te~seA WE
NhfceRo, Nov g Mfthesses at tht
inquest TODAY over the BODY ~ John
Solnn Who was fonnd SHOT 10 death
IN bis home near the outskirts az The
city November g gave testimony whUN
threatened 10 iNse}se thA s1Afn MAn e
~ffe 4she WemaA 4s Neine hela hy
the poiice IN an investigation similar
10 the one made In NE Nefhilse case
Charles y. fhofne a step-son ",
the womahs second Narriage, toid of
three MaffiaaVs he knew she Had con
tracted, though hee former testiNon,
Acknowledged onl, two. he added thht
he suspected Mrs Quinn, then Mfs
Thofre, ~ having klNed Ma father.
since, he said the husband and vire
alone we're IN ,he house q, the btne
The testimony to-day saM the itl-
lowing "a facts involving Mrs Quinn
"1'hat she had married three urMes
"That her SECOND husband, Warren
Thorpe, who she married Within tvs
months after ihe death oi her first
had been shot 10 death under eircnm
stances not unlike Quinns death
"1het Thorpe. on ,he dev oF hs
death arranging Is deed his iso actes
farm 10 SON bu, was shot white pe,
ting ready 80 ao to notary with his
sun
"rhnt she visited Thofpes nome BE
fore her first husband was dead
"That SHE nnd . daughter were held
w custody afipr rhorpe's death but
wefp released"
Mrs. quinn told the polce ihat she
was awakened IN the nlrht by 8 pis-
tol report ana found her husband shot
w bed beside het that the inrn ~ .
man was discethahle ~ ,he dim llph,
from street lamps and that The strah-
ger took something like sisn ftetn
beneath the murdered mars pillow
A revolver belonging 10 uhe ~ her
ruonefs ahd missed by him suihp
time before he tragedy was found
behind q bath tub. however, aud one
Of The chambers of the revolver had
been discharged This pnd several ~.
nor details ul the wunans story
aroused suspicion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
INDIAN DANCES ARE
INJURIOUS 10 RED MEN

Washington. Nsy. 9=1t Is for the
economic ana social good " The IN
dians, officials N the indian fldfeaa
here declared today thst objection
has been made 10 the sun. Buffalo.
Willow ana some Of the other bro-
lOnged dances IN whhh the members
Of certain tribes INDUCED
"0ftsh these orgies fof inst is what
the dances practically amount 20, e6H-
some several weeks n the Indians
time AZ season when his farm needs
his attention. said an offioial. "The
Interior department viii continue to
object ~ these dances"
DeLosk, Lone Wolf Wilbur Pe- We
snd four other members Of me RioWa
and Comahehe tribes are here now.
While Trey have been aansHitfhE about
the dance protests their principal par
pose was to ask shst me money ap
propriate6 for their relief AZ the ex-
ffaordinarg session Of congress be Civ
an IN larger sums.
The department it Z said. VIII rot
make any change in s poliey Of Zeal
ing out the money IN htonthly pay
f1ents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
Almost Complete Returns Show
No alIing Off in Size Of Ma
bdtIes For Candidates On
ths State Ticket,
gEpUBL ICANS AT LAST
C0NCEDE THEIR DEFEAT
De 7ocrats and ProgreSSNeS
LIect Judges in Five of the
Eight Judicial Districts; The
Result in Detail,

Returns from the state election
continue to come in slowly The fig
ures received indicate the election Of
McDonsld and the entire democratic
state and judicial ticket by majorities
in excess Of 1000.
Yesterday afternoon. for the first
time, the republican state central
committee AT Santa Fe conceded the
election of Mcdonald wv two thou
sand majority. The republicans, how
ever. are still hopeful that one or
two men on their state ticket man
aged 70 secure a majority.
Reports from the eight judicial
districts seem to indicate the election
Of four democratic judges, one pro-
gressiye and three regular republi-
cans: f. c. Abbott. regular repub-
lean, carried the first district, the
counties of Santa Fe, Rio Arriba and
San Juan. In the second district, the
counties of Bernalillo, Mckinley and
sandoval, Herbert +. Reynolds, pro-
Hesslye republican, has an over
whelming majority. In the third
district, John Y. Hewitt, democrat,
appears to have majority, though
i. L. Medler, the republican candi-
date, is not yet prepared to concede
defeat. This district includes the
counties of Dona Ana, Otero. Lincoln
and Torrance. In the fourth dis
trict. the counties of San Miguel,
Nora and Guadalupe, ID. ) Leahy
and C. w. G. Ward, republicans, are
the successful candidates Tor judge
and district attorney. In the fifth
district, Chaves. Eddy. Roosevelt and
Curry, John T. Mcclure and X. X.
Scott. democrats, are elected. In the
sixth district. Grant and Luna coun-
ties colin Neblett, democrat, Is elect
ed. In the seventh district, Socorro.
Valencia and Sierra, M c. Mechem
and John Griffith, republicans, for
fudge and district attorney, had no
opposition. In the eighth district.
Taos, Colfax. Union and Quay. T. ID.
l.eb democrat, is probably elected,
though Reed Holloman, his republic
can opponent, ran him a close race
and it may take the official count
to decide. George L. Remley, repub-
lcan. for district attorney, is prob
ably elected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
6,fNs watlng Abead of sehefalc

Chicago, Nov g. Elsea Nelson.
Nanny rmndeii and Rose Hesnn hhd-
"a their 2o7 walg rom Burlins
ton. Ia. today haf a say ahead ~
their sehedhle They speht iast night
M a 4uB0rb fist 6ntHde the city hrn-
ice rather fhan f6h tne trip on
street cars
The walk from fra suhutbs "a the
heart Of tho city was nc occasion for
"a series Of ovations FOR the young
women
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
M DONALD DELUCED
BY MESSAGES OF
C0MGRAT TULAT|0N
Goyetnor-EIocl Receives fsIs-
grams From Executives Of
Massachusetts and New Jer-
Seyi Also From W. +, Hearst


fspseiai Dlsua,st II e.s Hntrinw Fsefnsif I
Cstfl1oz6, ". NJ Nov Y Govern
on elect w. e. Mcdonald since the
partial results Of the New Mexiet
election were announced showing his
election by large majority haF
been delueed win teitstams from
friends in the new state shd pfofhi-
nent democratic ana progressive lead-
ers ara governors throughout the
nation
Among the teiegfams received ~
Mr Mcdonald were messages ffom
Governor Fess bf Massachusetts. re-
elected on Tuesday law from Gov
Atndf Woodr6w wilson 6f View fer
sew Ex Governor Foik " Missouri
Governor Elect MeCteaty Of Ken
t6csy. ara WIram r Hears Of New
YORK
captam Mtbonafd tnotoughfy ab-
breclafes This expression ~ conf
dence fA him. ana expects 20 fally
merit it oy giving Now Me1fco clean,
ousineas llce ana progressive adnfh
etfafion AZ ma fifst stpte txecutivc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
M'DONALD'S MAJORITY 36t
IN COUNTY OF SAN JUAN

Aztec. N. NJ. Nov. 9,-Roturns
from ten out of eleven precincts give
Bursum 421. Mcdonald. 7s5, McDon-
aids majority. 364. The remainder
of the republican state ticket ave-
RACES vote OF Sic. Christman, pro-
gressive-r IL elected to the
house. The small precinct missing
viii increase the democratic maJorl-
ties by about thirty votes.
on the blue ballot. eight out OF
eleven precincts give Lilo In favor
and SO against.
Sulzer gets 697 votes, Perca, 500;
Abbott, 473; whitehead, AIS. Curry,
5O2 Baca, asa; Ferguson, 1886; VAL
verde, 676.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
+ REE ADMISSION 0I
WOOD PULP IS
DEMANDED
Norway, Sweden and Germany
Formally Invoke Favored Ma
ton CIauseI President Ek-
peoIad 10 Pass On Question:
iss sstsisr spurnri sy,rfsi i.u.s. Wis,

washington Ntt 9 l6ettninetits
IT. nutNph TIRE rlalnArs tito tte8ts
flrht ~ tie ftee admission lht0 tht
United states ~ wbbA ptilp ana ptlrt
ami ntier haptf Norway and Swt-
der aud. II is understood getuiany
ha8t fotmaile invoked tie ftbsi fav
tired nation elaust AZ theft respect
I've commercial treaties With this
country w ftas5n ~ the fact tint
w0bd pulp and Ne products are th@
ehtfine atfdss the hhfHtr from tHn-
aas into the tinted states free oi TN
port efatft
fhe stttetatles df etath md ire
tttashty ana tile attorney fehersl nte
considering the matter whth wlil
sbth be igia before TIE president y
the b6int involved n aft intttpteta
ton 6f treaty. tifhts ths problem VIII
not be referred ts chrsfhss. btt VII
be solved ~ the esttetige althoHsh
Il II admitted that the importers
uay tht6w ihe 1Hestihh into the
e6afts N the presidents Hetigidr r.
adverse
Canada enjoys ,his tariff advantages
ithaef Section TWS ~ the retirrhtity
agreement AS this feature wac not
fependent aPon .one9frai,' 3,l..j lcii2n .. ~
,arada Y WaH n4' Hllsg1gsl Ky ,.'e ltI
eeht ftlectIon oi feciffoc,y ny ..e ne
peVPie ut tle "o"llI,'out
pt7{ides hft W92a patP {Ql oIl
lanus on ,hg r l.V,''li.u... 43 VI
Wete no tesef 5l.l flr1ioi.S Mla sp8pg5 nl1i{g
tte'utea I'M. tf3tti pnlp ella
pe HoHi''FG 'fi'' ''' NH''e" o'''e7
ffse'
bufins the lnst few weeks 2 rum
her of importers M paper have tinfn1
ed tree entry at me Customs houses
on the Atlantic coast
me treasury 4an4rtnant instruct
"a fgfA totisef6ts M fnnbsa the dsual
aHty ab4 forward t6 Waenirrtbn aff
bt6tbeta fhAsh nave hesh bling nt
nhfH Now thbrA e number awaffins
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
RAILROADS SECURE
STAY Of RATE
REDUCTION
Commerce Court Grants Tenn
porary Injunction Against IN
terstate Commissions Ruling
in Pacific Coast Cases,


: asss=s @ksr
Washington. Nov Expected re-
duetion Of transcontinental railroad
freight rates was held up today when
the court Of commerce granted tom
p0rary Injunction against the order Of
tho interstate commerce commission
IN what are popularity known as the
Spokane and other Pacific points rate
cases.
The order was made Jur4 % and
was to have beeoras effective aext
wednesday. The cases involve not
only the Back Ffaaf, freight rates
from Spokane and Other inter -n6un-
tain points 60 Pacific coase terminals
buc also the application Of the long
and short haul claase of the law. The
order of the commission particularly
in the Fteno cases laid down the prin-
cipies formulated by the commission.
The effect Of the connlissior.s order
was to reduce the freight Fate from
Atlantic points to inter Rocky nioBn4
tain destinations tn the reduction Of
the transeontinental rates, The corn
mission recognized the effecf of va
ter coynpetition on the Psoific coast,
but held, substantially, thae ebe rates
from tine ssst To cities like Spokane
and Reno SHOULD BE lower tran fire
existing rates.
Tie tfsnscontinental railroads ap-
peaied TO the comgnerce court, main
taiaine tlaae the order was practically
conflscat0ry
Late today The court Issued the ord
en- granting tlie preliminary injunction
and suspendine the operation % ma
orier issued by tAe cownission. The
COURTS findings leaves rie transcontin
entail freight structure az ID is at pres4
emit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
Mlnns IN sM,. s,,nl,s.

Winnirep MNN. Nee g. Win the
thei1nuniettf rrp'etrtinp hridw zprd,
theii iNtions trnnlnr law and The
price ~ ctnl s. p ion instcaa nf the
VISUAL 49, strihiNr roai uirr,s ~ ,he
Alberta disirirt ave facina spiiuna
sitahNuM 1'hr cNnfcfenep rorimttee
ei mines ana Nrrfators atp sim meet
ins ~ frank hu, art no, yp' tcadt 80
report rhe trwns ate r0,tnlcd hy
mounted r6lire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
UNION B0llERMAKERS
CALLED 0Ur en- STRIKE

Nunkirh \. v NoN a-I. A
trorklin of Kansas Vit,. president
of the lnrernational poNormehers
ond Helpers uninn. tadaS oniCailt
dec'ored = strike ngninst ah the plants
of the american Locomotive rorn
ranN Ahou, sboO mtn st DunhNk
SthenecmdN Richmond pN,shnre
ana Montreal will ho oNecrd
1he hoilermakerS Al the DunRnb
rlant have not WORRIED for several
weeks, 1he, rtiosed - DO work 90
engines ffoN the New fork Centiai
system wheie the hoilcfnakeia haet
heen on enAke sincp iost Preliminary
ana tht cNrials hereupon closed the
plant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
fooI. 1.nrras MIrn roy eIsloI.

sahta Barbara. CAL NOV Arm
- with 4 paper cap pistol whicn tne
eAards sisto6K for . deadly weapon
T6n 0'Hlfcn 6ne 81 the laryest and
stronger men ever confined IN the
county jnil escabed today o'Bricn
fled, bnt was soon captured 81 Oepp-
~ Sheriff Poole. VINO lcd an excit-
i,ig cNaae m AZ anton,obre Beforc he
could Refsunde t'srien To return to
jan. POOLE found II necessary TO Are
seQeral times
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
Judges Behind Ticket.

The Morning Journal received the
following telegram yesterday from ".
3. Walton at Silver city.
FOLLOWING Is the vote on judges
BHrkhart. f.t5S, Dunn. 1.i78 Hanna,
i.IsI; Parker. 1927, Roberts. 396;
Wright, 97i. One republican and one
democratic member OF the house is
elected. No returns from Luna cogn-
ty have been received here. Tit
mann leads in Grant county We
have not full returns from all our
precincts"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
GUADALUPE.
GUADALUPE GIVES ONE
MAJORITY FOR BURSTM

Santa Rosa, n. M.. Nov. Given
iy.six out Of twenty-seven precincts
IN Guadalupe county give Bursum,
1915. Mcdonald 1915, a majority OF
one for Bursum. The precinct to be
heard from is usually democratic and
nay give Mcdonald a majority OF
about fifteen. The democrats lose the
lshnes OF the state ticket and the Leg
isatvs ticket. Tranqullino Labadie,
fesu6lcan. is elected 10 the house.
The hlae ballot was ratified in the
eogaU By ESQ. The county ticket il
dividad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
SAN JUAN.
nfS II AN COCNTY GOES
@FRDNCs FDR MDtyN n


!. .pafhington, NJ NJ, Maw. g..-Conl-
r''e' hut Unofficial returns from
r, a. precinct in san Juan county.
mn,' NV NE lnllowing maiuriries For the
~. ''''''''atts on the Democratic state
\. ss"e,' Mcdonald, tor governor, Ss2,
prs Aae't Hor lieutenant governor
~. o Lacero for secretary OF state,
n,,a. n'''4ail' Cor attorney general, ILL.,;
a. A'e"' for state auditor. ra4. White
M a"Aefantendent aG schools, lSg;.
fas,,, .'''ni ior commissioners af public
y % se. loe Maroon FOR state treasur-
4 w., - FTausson, for congress has
7 en- alalordtY IN die cmntg or s5r over
mas VaiN@de for congrass hna a
nm, ma',9'g of 2lS over mlfarn Baca.
AZ ~, aiei''oefttie candidates for instices
na.al ae supreme court have arer,ls,e
onn,.. a,.'''es ot l9o aper tlieir reunnliran
''"''''S fqie dennuraflr candi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
stnhIot l,1lnrn. lo tnhftnI.

Washington. Nov 9 Reprcsenta
rive STANLEY, Of Rentueey, chnirman
of The special honso e0mnittte, Inv
9estigatlng the stool corporation, ro-
turned TO Washington today after 4
strenuous participation In the Ken
lucky campaign. ne said TINT when
November 20, It PROBABLY would con-
ltinne its sasai0ns until the Christmas
holidays. The COMMITTEES Will give spe-
cial attention 10 the relation Or the
steel corporation 70 thd railroads. !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10

Medicine Fiat Alberta, Nov 9.@-Aa
a result OF the Canadian Pacific pas-
senger train No. 4 crashing into the
rear end % freight TRAIN at Red
Cliffe early today. Flremah lsishop
and fsi'alseman ReRin were instantly
Killed The cause OF tho collision
has not been determined.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
sPhINGER REPORTS PLACE
MAJORITY AT aa5

Springer ~ NJ. Nov 9.--It is be-
HeVed "a De certain now that MeDon-
:. nNs nalnriry In Colfax countY is 225.
sAe denncrats have elected the coun
" aSsesa0r school superintendent and
w eaontY commissioners 0ut OF
.'ase and perhaps other county Off
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10

vDowErD CyRRTEs rnE

COUNTY, BY sMtfJ. MARGIN
Glavton. " NJ, Nov a.--With every
preeinct except six heard FROM, and
rlte vote Known to have gone deno-
Grade IN those uurepmtad, MciDonaAd
far qoverunr. amt the entire state
tt-ontinued on Page . Column -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10

chicago, N8v q when iaihes
Hyah was ste6stpd suddenly last
night bs uniformed policemen, he
was 90 frightened he lost Tile tpiee.
ilysn was locked as and Tor h6uts
lhe police tried iu get him "a sptakt
bot without avall Later Ryahs
voice returned under treatment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
McDonald's majority as2a

dates for the corporation commission
carried the county by 1876.
For judge OF the First judicial dis
trict +. 5. Whitehead had a majority
of s6S. J. II. Crist for district at
torney. carried the county by s5a,
These officers, however, cannot be
elected, on account of the large re-
publican majorities in Santa Fe and
Rio Arriha, the other counties In the
district
For the state senate. J. +. Sulser Of
Bernalillo county, received a major
ity OF 1S9.
The blue ballot amendment 20 the
constitution was ratified by a majority
of 1861.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
cOLFAx.
0NABRON SAYS M'DONAIAD
MAJORITY Is p

ttnsrrun, N. NJ, Nov. s--Two
alndred majority for Mcdonald I'm
eattaz county is ghe statement given
QUO By the democrats here based on
rstarna from the various precincts
4he democratic county ticket
appears to have gone through with a
Naeep. Leid. running for judge In
-'is District, has dIstaneed Reed HolL-
'niaa Ia bhis county badly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10

Chicago. Nov. g.. Fire tonight DE-
sifoyed ths plant 80 the Chicago Flour
Milla company cansfng a loss 81
labonf s80O,Aoo. Tho five started Oh
the storage floor mar ! quantity Of
1ltsrosatie uaed for Hehting purposes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-10
ffFN tfsrN yfffI.
ft,Y II. rs THRONE

rien Tsin Nov N0tWithstand-
fng me avowed Intention ot the rev
ohItlonisis tb take over The city to-
day ana the finding M the British
c4ncesaion Of proclamation 10 that
effctt rieo rsln famains quiet to-
hiFht ana IS stiil loyal 70 The reigninE
dYnNgty a French gunboat. III ahtlc-
n1ron Of trouble had moved up tho
river to protect the Catholic missinn.
The cousuls have considered the
viceroys request that they Issue Il
proclamation farblddlug additional
troops particularly those from Lam
ohau, from entering the interdicted
area, within Bcven miles of Tien Tsin.
The cnnsuls also have been Indirectly
approached bv an nmissary from Gem
eral Chang. the Ianehau commander
who desired to ascertain their attl-
~; ~socc~o-c-~-~>~ tSer~->-~~N
Continued On n E6lnn1n Al.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-08
SuERIFF'S SALE ON MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE

By virtue of decree of the Distrlcl
Court within and for the County of
Weld. state of Colorado. entered and
rendered on the 18th day of May, 1911,
in an action to foreclose mortgage
stated therein, being Case No; 269S IN
said court wherein Franklin H. John
son is plaintiff. and Bernard Gill
land. 1sadora Olsen, Fred G. Schwab
William r. Patterson. as County
Treasurer of Weld County, Colorado,
are defendants, wherein and where
by / am commanded to make the sum
of s123o.oo, amount due on secured
note with attorneys fees' ana .ne
certificate of purchase No. 5o3 held by
Weld County for the taxes of 1903, and
the further sum of sSS.S2 to pay taxes
of the year 1910 against the property
suit. And am commanded to sell at
public auction the following real
property described in the mortgage o,
isadora Olsen and Bernard Gillilland
to Jennie ~ Reed, of whom plaintif
herein is assignee. which said mort
gage was filed FOR record February
e95 at page So, of Weld County. Colo
rado, records, said property situate in
Weld County Colorado, being more
particularly as foliewsi t1-wit. the the
North Half (N ~ of the Southeast
quarter Is. Il. Il of section Twenty
two (22). Township One % North.
Range Sixty-five t65) West of 9Th r.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
according to the order contained in
said decree, l shall expose to sale at
public auction the above described
real property on saturday. the 1Oth
day Of June, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
of said day. at the front door of the
Court House. in the City of Greeley.
Weld County, Colorado, and deliver to
the highest and best bidder for cash
certificate of purchase which. II not
redeemed according to law. will De
followed in due time by Sheriff's deed
vesting full and complete title to said
real property in said purchaser or his
assignee named In said Sheriff's deed.
free and clear of any and all claims.
demands and equities of redemption
of any of said defendants or of any
person claiming the same by virtue OF
anv instrument of later date of record
than date of record of said mortgage
given by Isadora Olsen and Bernard
Gillilland.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this
17th day of May, 1911.
S. ]. McAFEE.
sheriff of Weld County. Colorado.
William r. Kelly. Attorney for Plain
tin.
First publication in Greeley Tribune
May is, 1911: last publication June s.
1911.