The copper era., 1911-04-28

1 vs. J. Backstein and A. Morrison, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of an order of sale issued ont of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Graham, on the 10th day of April. 1911, in a certain action, being registered No 1888, in which the Gila Valley Bank 6 Trust Co.,, as plaintiff, recovered a judgment on the 27th day Of october, 1910, against J. Backstein and A. Morrison, defendants, for the sum of Three Thousand One Hundred Eighty two and 7l-IOO (SSls27D Dollars, including accrued interest, at- torneys fees, and interest up to the 27th day of October 1910, and decree foreclosing said plaintiff attachment lien for said sum on all of the real estate in said decree and hereinafter described, as sagainst the said defendants in said action, by which said order of sale I am commanded to sell said real estate for the high est price can obtain therefor and dispose of the money arising from said sale as I am in said decree and order commanded.
 NOW, THEREFORE, public notice is hereby given that on Monday, the sth day of May, 19l1 at o'clock P. M., will sell at the court house door, in Solomonville, County of Graham, Ter ritory of Arizona, at public auction to the high est and best bidder for cash, currency of the United States, in separate parcels, the whole of
 
 Graham county (now Greenlee county), Terri tory of Arizona, to wit:
 Lot 1, Block--one room frame house and improvements;
 Lot 12, Block one room frame house and improvements;
 Lot 1s Block-one4 room frame house and improvements;
 Lot17 Block--one room frame house and improvements.
 Lots Nos 8, 4. :, 8, g. 15 16 r 1-2 in Morrisons Addition to Clifton on what is known as North Clifton, Graham county, (now Greenlee county) Arizona, according to the plat thereof on file in the County Recorders's office at Solomonville, Arizona, the property is more fully described as being situate in the west side of Ore Road and east of the Arizona Copper Company Plume aud south of San Francisco river.
 Also 5-room frame dwelling in North Clifton facing the San Francisco river on ground 50 feet front and 102 feet deep. owned by Arizona Cop per Company, also all household furniture be- longing to the said Archibald Morrison at pres ent in the frame house above described on Lot No. l. recorded May 4, 1910 in Book Is, page 3s5- ss6.
 Also lot No. l in Block of the Townsite of West Clifton shown on plat on file in Graham County CnoR Greenlee County fully described in deed from W. A. Moody, Probate Judge of Graham County, to A. J. Erskine, recorded in book Il, page 12, Records of Deeds of Real Es- tate.
 Also one house and lot in North Clifton, said lot lying and being on west side of Ore street in North Clifton, lot being "A feet front by 18O feet deep. Assessed to NJ. B. Stevens in 1887 and sold for taxes to Territory and sold to Morrison. Tax deed dated May 5th, 1889.
 Also lot in South Clifton beginning at a post set in the ground where the lot formerly owned by Mrs. Lula Smith intersects the east side of Main street; thence in easterly direction to the right bank of the San Francisco river; thence in southerly direction along the said bank of said river to a point where the north east corner of said lot, formerly Ms. Lula Smith, intersects the Sau Francisco river dis tance of 50 feet; thence in westerly direction to the place of beginning (book 6, page 196. deeds.)
 Also lots in the addition of the town site of West Clifton, situate and located on the south bank of Chase Creek, being at the east center end post of Big Jim place claim (mining) and thence running east 300 feet, thence south S3 feet, thence west 300 feet, thence north S3 feet to the place of beginning (book H. page s97 deeds.
 Also that certain piece or parcel of land sit uated on the east side of Ore Street in North Clifton and enclosed by a fence which con- stitutes the true boundary lines of said lots, said premises adioins property owned by W. F. Hagan and has frontage of 30 feet, more or less. on said, Ore Street. and depth running towards the San Fra ncisco river of 116 feet also all improvements thereon, consisting of three-room dwelling house and out buildings in Clifton, Graham County (now Greenlee County Arizona. (Book 13, page 354, deeds.)
 Dated the 10th day of April, 1911.
 A. AANDERSON,
 Sheriff. By FRANK RICHARDSON, 1st pub Apr 14-4t Deputy Sheriff.