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New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
DEATHS

AHERN-At Hartford. Conn suddenly. in
her 18th yyear Mary, WIDOW Of The late
Margaret Hannah Catherine, Angela
saybolt, Alice and Agnes Ahern: Solemn
rsquier7 r. mass on Nednssday. November
lnterment at Mount St. Benedict Gene
tery Western and Southern paper.
yelnher IS daughtsr Of the fats John
Cotton Smith. widow Of the late \
Charles Berard, q the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Charles T. Chandler 81
East 54th 81. Funeral service. will be
held on Thursday morning, Noveln Der
at ST. Thomass Church. $50 81. and
5th ave. AZ 10 80 O'Clock Interrnent
at New Hartford. Conn. November 10
at II o'clock.
BOND-Rose tnee Heany). beloved wife Of
The late William 4 Bond. Funeral from
her late residence, e35 west 4th St, on
Wednesday. Novsra Der u. at 10 4. m;
thence 70 St. Josepn's Church, sth ave.
where solemn requiem mass Will be
offered for the rsposs of her soul. In
terrnent Calvary.
BrRNETT-sudderly on Nove7a Der
John Wh!teside Burnett in his ia vsar
wood Cemetery 25th 81 and 5th ave
Brooklyn. on Thursday. November Is. a.
Il a. m.
cHAsE-Dr. ,walter B. at his home,
Thursday at Jewett. n 7. Please omit
flowers
CIaRkE--Thomas Shields beloved huz-
band Of adelaide Knox Clarke and son
Of the late Charles ]. and Louisa s
Clarke November Is, IN New York CITY.
IN the sist year OF his age Funeral
services VIII be held al ST Bartholo-
news Chapel corner of Park ave and
dorh st, on Wednesday morning Novsr.-
ber IL a. II o'clock. Menloe of the
century Association ard Princeton. Club
naent IN Pittsburgh, Pa. Friday, private
COCHRAN AN-Frances Fisher. Novern Der Is.
n ner .Ith yea- Services Wsdnesday
81. Eltnhurst L. T.
RTis-Jennie BOYD. wife of William D
Curtis. OF Greenacre ave. Hartsdale. y.
Z. November IS. a. soituate. Mass. %
November II. at 1872 St. Botoph ST..
Boston Intsrment at Cedar Grove Gene
terry. Milton. Mass.
beloved wife Of Joseph DAVIS and mother
of Clara. robert. Bertha Isolde. Elsa
Emily, and grandmother OF Edna. Alice
and Edrh. Funeral from her late resi-
1880 a. m. thenoe 70 q. Tgna1ius
Loyola. II n. where requiem mass
wi! be offered tor The reposc Of hsr
DtEK-Entered into rest IN New Haven.
Cona. Novenahe. IS, ra2o Louise suy-
dam. WIDOW Of Denning Du.r ana Be
I.anhan. Services Will be held az her
home. on Tnursday, Mover Der IS. q.
EsTEY - Sunday, November "A. 1920.
Dingse Estey. at Mayo Institute, Roches-
ter. Minn. Funeral services at his LAT.
residence. l5S Hancock ST. Rrooklyn
y. Thursday evening. November ia,
BUCKINGHAM -Jarnes J.. beloved hus-
band Of Mary Erching ham (n.e Cold
Iag), on sunday, November IA Funeral
from bis late residence. 40 West ssth
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
"a Restaurants and Two
Hotels Will Reduce Prices

Twenty y-four restaurants and two
hotels announced yesterday to the fly
ing SQUADRON of the Department Of
Justice they soon would reduce the
price Of their food.
1Ne Breton Hall Hotel at Broad dwsy
and Eighty-sixth Street will cut the
prices of thirty dishes from 25 to 80
per cent.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel at Cham
bers and Church streets. will make
similar reductions on twenty articles
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
With. Taylor, Publisher,
Dies at Home in Hartford
Served in Executive Capacities
ON Connecticut Newspapers;
Well Known at Capitol

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 1s.-Wll-
lam Henry Harrison Taylor. fifty
eight years old, known to thousands as
Souvenir Taylor, died early to-day at
his home in this city. He had A wide
acquaintance among Connecticut leris-
lators and was familiar figure at the
State Capitol for years.
he was born in Arctic. r. l.. and at
an early age entered newspaper work.
becoming in time editor. proprietor or
business manager of papers in Putnam.
Rockville. New Haven and Danielson.
all of Connecticut. He also was the
publisher of the legislative souvenirs
OF Connecticut and Rhode Island. He
published the only history of the Con-
stltutlonal Convention of 1902.
In January. 1888. Mr.. Taylor founded
the Connecticut Editorial Association.
In the Connecticut Legislature of 1901
ne was the chairman Of the Committee
on Manual and Roll. For three Pres
Dental campaigns he was secretary Of
the Republican campaign clubs Of this
state. He was a Mason, Odd Fellow.
Forester and Granger. and is survived i
by his wife and a DAUGHTER
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
Brown Now Dartmouth Trustee
n.snntoh ~ III. r..1

Special Dispatch TO The Tr.bune
HANOVER, n. H., Nov. 1s.-Albsrt
y. Brown, Governor elect of New
Hampshire, has been elected az life
member OF the board of trusteeA Of
Dartm nth College. He takes the place
Of BENJAMIN A. Kimball, of Concord
n. H., who died last summer. Cover
nor-elect Brown is a graduate of Dart
mouth IN the class of 1878.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
MARTIN NJ, LANE

Martin NJ. Lane. thirty-fve years
old, a pressman employed by The H.
Illustrated News and formerly in the
pressrooms of The Brooklyn Eagle and
the late New York Sun, died suddenly
Sunday night of indigestion in The
Illustrated News pressrooms. He was
member of the Pressmen's Union
and lived at 3 Popular Street, Brook
lyn. He is survived by three sisters
and four hrothers
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
PATRICK ]. OWENS

Patrick ]. Owens, forty-four years
old. in the employ of the BROOKLYN
Union Gas Company for the last
eighteen years, died Monday at his
home, 282 Utica Avenue. BROOKLYN
lntermen will be tomorrow in St.
Johns Cereterv
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
Miss Garrison
Is Engaged to
Lieut.. Nelson
y;ece of Colonel Robert Nj.
Thompson Will Become
Bride of a Man With
a Long Naval Ancestry
Miss Alley Is Married
gecomes Wife of Thornton
Emmons. of Princeton,
in St. Barth ol 0 M ew's

Mrs. Cornelius ". Garrison, ef ia
r,.. seventy-frst Street, announces
=. engagement of her daughter, Miss
rnlaljs Garrison, to Lieutenant Fred
..ie ". Nelson, son of Mrs. Louis
y.nson. Of this city. Miss Garrison,
,,o came out several years ago. is q
-ses Of Colonel Robert NJ. Thompson
q. has ycungcr sister, Miss Angc-
lin. Garrison. who has not made her
.tbut. Her mother, who is a member
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
MRS. IRENE F. OGBuRN

80 Mr. Mrs. III Irene ne F. ogbn9rn: seve2ty,nine
r. Ogburn' Of the Department of So
clology in Columbia University. died
at her home. 80 Claremont Avenue.
early yesterday Her body was taken
to Campbell's Funeral Church. Broad
way and Sixty-sixth Street, where
services will be held this afternoon.
Mrs. Ogburn was born in Georgia and
came to this city about four years ago.
She vas member of the, Daughters of
the ConfederacS and the Daughters of
the Revolution.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
JOHN ]. SAVAGE

John J. Savage, sixty-six years old,
Tor fortyfve years employed as a
signalman by the Long Island Rail
road, died Monday at his home, 80
Truxton Street, Brooklyn. He was a
of Division A, Railway Tele-
graphers' Union and is survived by his
wife and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Meeting Of the Board of Education hall
of he board, Park Avenue and Fifty
ninth Street o'clock
Talks for instructors in the vocetiohsl
School for BOYS By Salhe r Taraahill
Metropolitan Museum If Art. Is clock.
and tbs Holy Land. BrooElyn institute ssa's.s'
o. Arts and Sciences. Academy ~ Music
clock
With thildrens BOOK %'7n WeeR K 9'aaef1ipb M Hiqb
school Of Commerce. $50 CLOCK.
Founders Dav dinner Of the General Sr~i-
ETY. Of Merchanics and Tradezmen. Wal.
dorf-Astoria. : o'clock
LECTURE by Marion c. Coffin on Garden
ismnony and Succession in Planting. "
q Museum Of Natural History. S:lS clock
Benefit performance by the American .
s,on s. post e,omp0sed Of 'he 'vounded stu
Memorial Church. Washington square.
Dinner ,i o. the National Founders Assooia
In,lYelrsities. Columbia University. :
Dinner and dance Of tbs American Gas
Association Hotel Pennsylvania. I
lee Sneakers Bureau Cafe Boulevard
forty,hrst Street and Broadway, $50
Meeting Of the Natloral institute Of Arts
and Letters University Club Fifth Ave-
\, nue and FIfty-fourth street. O'Clock
nssfins sooias,, Of +. he New, York Horticultural
Of Natural History. SIS o'rIoch ~
Lectuse by Andre rridon on The Mvs-
IsraeE pI,la Of he rnconscious; or What Is
sEcnoanalNsls 80 Labor Temple Four
teenth Street and Second Avenue, s,Sn
Q clock.
Red Cross historical play Lexington Ave.
Dinner OF the Foreign Commerce Club.
Hotel Agtor, $50 o clocs
hpARD OF EDJ CATION LECTURES
Manhattan
Trend Of the Times" by Henry NJ. Klein.
At A. coopsr Union. Eighth Street and
Tend of the Times BY Professor Nelson
Mesd PhD. at Townsend Harris Hall.
{. c. \. Y Amsterdam Avenue ana 139th
The Book of the Hour bv Professor 7
Csrier Troop. Phi d, at New York
Fuhiic Library, Forty second Street and
What the Nile Told an Airn1an." By Roh-
ett \. Curry at Public School 1ol' il1th
street, vest of Lexington Avenue. stere-
Antique Music Of Many Lands" BY Mrs
Anselna Corport, ~ Central Jewish In
stitute, l25 East Eighty nth Street. IL
stereontloon views
Modem Russian Composers bv Mrs
sthsl Graham Lynde. at Hunter College
s. SiNty-elghth street and Lexington Ave-
nue. illustrated at the piano
The Eent Crisis and Its Causes b. Rob
ert Z. SIMON, At 7. NJ. c A. Harlem
sranch. West 125th Street
some American Composers and Poets"
by MISS Sally Hamlin. at Public School
~ Prospect Avenue, Jennings Street ana
Ritter Place, the BronN
Through Polynesia" by Mrs. Lillian s.
Fisher, ar Public School 4s. Brown Place
ana l36th street. the Bronx. rho first
of q course of three lectures on Travels
in the Pacific Islands, illustrated by
stercopticon views.
Paving the Par to Peace" by Major Col
man II. Frank. at Public School IS lnsth
street between t3ainbridge and Briggs
avenues. the Bronx.
The Freedom of the Slaves" by Father
Daniel c. Cunnion. Al Public school ~
Randolph Street Lawrence and Beach
avenues. ,he Bronx. ste~eopticon views
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
STATES MEAD SACkETT

States Mead Sackctt, eighty Years
old, for many Years secretary Of the
Georgia Pine and Turpentine Company,
Of this city, died yesterday at the home
OF his son, Harry ?. Sackett, 90 Chest
nut street, East Orange, n. J. He /.
also survived -h1. h ,s vi e.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
MARRIED

FL EisC isCIiMA>S-BOTsFoRD-On Mon
day. November 5. by the Rev. DR. War
rsn. Ruth Gardner Botsford. daughter
Hsoul Herbert Tleischmann. Of New
York City.
OGLESBY-MANICE- Monday. No
rember Is, ? the residence of the brida
KS East an st. oy the Rev. Dr. Hen
derson. Dorothy Jean. daughter OF M
an6 Mrs Edward A. Manice. to Joseph
Henry Celashr
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Of the Colony Club. was Miss Eula
Seeley, Lieutenant Nelson comes from
long line of famous Annapolis men.
including Admiral Raymond Rodgers
and Admiral T. S. Rodgers. His
mother was Miss Rodgers. He is a
nephew of Mrs. Frederic Nelson and a
cousin Of Mrs. Nelson Vanderbilt. His
protner. RAYMOND F. f. Nelson, who
married Mss Mary S. Park, lives at
Westhury, J.. |.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding. but it will take place soon.
Miss Isabel Lord Alley. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thomas Alley. was
married at o'clock yesterday after
noon IN st. Bartholomew's Church to
Ihorntcn Emmons, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George T. Enmons, Of Princeton. n. j.
The ceremony was performed bv the
rector, The Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks
ard reception followed at the home
of the bride s aunt Mrs. Arthur MUIR
phy, 'eS Madison Avenue. The brides
Gown was of white satin. with a court
tram, over which fell veil of point
applique lace. She carried bouquet
OF white bouvardia and orchids.
Mrs. Gilbert Mather, Of PHILADELPHIA.
was the matron of honor. and the other
attendants were Mrs Grant A. Peacock
and Miss Ellen Ewing. Of Philadelnhia
ne matron OF honor was in pink chif-
ION over blue satin. and the other at
tendants were in blue chiffon over pink
satin They all wore hats Of black
tulle and black Chantilly lace
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons, on the COM
Dletlon Of their wedding trip, will live
in Garden City.
The marriage OF Miss Thackcr Nav
Brown, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. n
Brown, of .924 West End Avenue. to
William H. Selden ir.. of Iron River,
Mich, takes place December 2 in the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, West
End Avenue and Ninety-hrst Street.
The ceremony will be performed at
$50 o'clock IN the evening by the pas
tor the Rev. DR.. Edgar Whitaker
Work. and reception will follow at
the Hotel Plaza
Miss Gatra Brown will he her sis
tel's maid of honor. and the other at
tendants will be Mrs. Frederick W.
Schaefer Miss Eleanor Mangum, the
Misses Katherine and Anna Selden sis
ters of the bridegroom; Miss Alice
Plant, Miss Gladys Byrd. Miss Maudc
Carlton and Miss Laulie Hendricks.
Shreve Gnnell will be Mr.. Selden's
hest man, and the ushers will include
George Selden, brother of the bride
groom; Raoul Brown, brother of the
bride: Elwood Kemp, Of Indiana;
Harry Fraser, Douglas Felix, james
Todd and DR.. Bertell Parsen.
Miss Browns father is chairman ~
the board of directors of the Pere Mar
quette Railroad.
Among thnse who have +al., hoxos
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
CHARLES MONROE

Charles Monroe, seventv-onc years
old. retired manufacturer Of furni-
ture polish, died yesterday at his home,
IS Suydam Street, Brooklyn. He iz
survived by his wife Interment will
be tomorrow in st. Michael's Gene
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
Buy a book a neck"
WANAMAKER
BOOK SHELF

Chhdren boof mech calls at
tertion 10 The pcalth Of books for
children rhich mill help you in
your Christmas shobting.
For Girls.
Lucky Penny o. Thistle Troop"
by Amy E. Blanchard; is a girl
scout story which will appeal to
everyone Of the countless scouts
who love stories of girls like
themselves. S1.75.
-Four Girls of Forty Years
Ago." by Mona Rhoades; four lit
tie girls and a stepmother have
a very complicated time while
father is in China. but the story
ends happily and is doubly in
teresting because Of the local
color of life forty years ago.
$50.
ANTE" by Bertha B. and Ern.
est Cobb; the story of a small
girl in the mining region of Colo
rado, VINO lived an exciting, free
life and learned from her won
derful father about the causes Of
rocks. mountains. rivers. canyons
and all the other natural Won
ders of that country. $50.
"The Crimson Patch" by Au-
gusta Hueil Seaman; mystery
story in which q seventeen year
old girl gets on to the trail of
German spy and aids her army
officer father. S1.75.
For Bows.
"The Book of Bravery" by
Henry w. Lanier; stories of men
who have shown every type of
bravery from that of a fight of
desperation to carefully planned
submission to hardships of
pioneer to Greenland. $3.50.
Bob Thorpesky, Fighter in
ltaly,' by Austin Bishop; the au-
thor spent two years as an air
pilot IN France and Italy, so he
can tell great deal about actual
tying and he has written a story
winch is succession of thrills.
sL15.
my Dog. Story" by Ralph
Henry Barbour; dog tells his
own story; q friendly under
Standing dog who loves boy and
mas happy times with him; the
dog story which is unique be-
cause it is told from the dogs
point Of view. $3.50.
On the Edge Of the Wilder
ness, by Walter Prichard Eaton;
animal stories of unusual ro-
nance and adventure deer, fox.
muskrats, hound, are some of
Inc characters of these tales,
winch tell much interesting nat
aral history. s1.75.
American Boys Book Of Signs
,nd Signals and Symbols" by
Jan Beard; secrets of woodcraft,
codes used on land and sea, are
some Of the things which this fa-
nous scout tells boys who want
understand the ways of beasts
aad men. $3.50.
Oilers.
tales Of Wonder and Magic"
~ katharine Pyle; 5 fairy tales
!lom Ireland, Japan, the East In
i'eA, Sweden and many other
,ahds a.hds which have all the charm
" courage and adventure and
romance. 81.
The Sandman's Monntain,"
y Louis Dodge; stories to read to
sIall tots, delightfully."- illustrat-
Cd In color. SIS.
Little People Who Became
s.est' by Laura A. Large;
,,~ses about the childhood of
ssny famous persons told in the
,s ~oa simple fashion in large
,s we 50 that the youngsters may
''su II themselves. $3.50.
Rsssedy Andy Stories" by
ssn ssonnnny Gruelle; the Joyous rag
w mas many adventures and
s.aags infinite pleasure to many
sssaassters because of the story
wei as the amusing pictures
's'en help to tell the tale. $1.35.
fhe ehildren's book corner is
'aed p,, high NTH many Of the books
sneh children love. .--
| John Wanamaker
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
EMMETT DYkEMAN

Emmett Dvkeman, a veteran Of the
Civil War and a member Of the T.
S. Grant Post, G. 4. R., died Monday
at his home, 126 Sterling Place,
Brooklyn. He is survived by his
wife
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Deatil and In Memoriam Notices
may be telephoncd TO T he Tribune
enr time Up 10 midnight for in-
serflon in the next days paper.
I clethenc Beekmen 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

and Mrs. Fred ". sladen. at Coblenz,
Germany. Lieutenant Chickering. Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. IA. is from
Philadelphia. and is now with The
Ans rican forces in Germany az aid to
General Sladen. Colonel Bradley is
Commander Of the Fort of New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
IN MEMORIAM

sMiIH James In loving memory of b..
ed husband and dear father Js-~es
mn = Who departed from US Noves1-
WIFE. DArGETER ard soN.4
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

The engagement is announced of
Miss Frances sladen Bradley daughter
Of Colonel and Mrs. John ]. Bradley, Of
1o1 East Seventy Street, to Lieu
tenant William Elhrldge Chickering.
!. S. A. Miss Bradley was graduated
from Bryn Mawr in 1915, and during
the World War was q translator for tfe
General Staff at the Army War Col
lege, Washington. She is at present
visiting her uncle and aunt, General
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Among those who have taken boxes
for tho Red Cross Tahleau-Pantomim
to be given this evening at the Lex
ington Thester are Mr.. and Mrs John
D. Rockefeller ir., My. and Mrs. Charles
Fl. Stout, Mrs. William Kinnicutt
Draner. Miss Ruth Morgan. Mrs. Cor
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
BIRTHS

KASs--Nr. and Mrs David kass (nee
sadie Gertrude FischAN. of 1n3 East
eofh ST, announce the arrival Of thei-
daughter Ba bette, sunday. November IA
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
ENGAGEMENTS

8FCh ChER-FINGAR-Mr and Mrs Harold
C. t!nSar lo4 Vest IAN ST. announce
The engseemert Of their caughter
Gladys Eliza beth, to DR. De Forest Beck.
er. OF New York Clty
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

nelius N. Bliss ir., Mrs. Willard
straight. Mrs. John G, Agar. Mrs
Henry P. Dawson and Mrs Arthur
Curtiss James
The patronesses include Mrs. August
Belmont. Mrs. f. Henry Hartman,
Mrs. John T. Pratt. Mrs William Eel
loves Morgan and Mrs. George F.
Baker ir.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs.. William Eossitor Betts,
Of go Park Avenue. vii: give Y thea
ter party, followed by surper at the
Mt Carlton, this evening, for their
debutant niece, Miss Georclna Law
renee Wells, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
[. Tileston Wells
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17

The Lafayette Guile, Of Flower
Hospital w'il give a dance at Del
monico's, Friday. December 10. for the
benefit of The babies and maternity
wards and the social service of the
hospital. Mr7. Ernest Biardot is presi-
dent Of the guild and Mrs. Henry f.
lledeman is chairman of the dance
committee.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
Going e On To-day

DAT
American Museum of Natural History.
Admission free.
metropolitan Museum Of Art. Admission
free
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
WFRTHFJ%J.
EIM-rhe Underwood TYPEWRITER

W t.ft q II " 7 He JNNfNT'00T 7 YpRTTlTFT
Company through us Executive COM
mlttee, wishes 70 record its deep sorrow
on the death of Jacob Wertheirn. which
occurred last Sunday
tor many years Director and
member Of the Executive Committee of
ne Company. he Won the respect ana
arscllon OF his associates h. nis en-
10 the Cor,psnys interests III the ur-
building q which his service ana as
counsels Will be sorsl, rlsssee
The Board ulll enter AZ appropriate
minute OF his death and MS aertlces IN
its profound sympathy 70 MS he-es,,-5
family. JOHN T UNDERWOOD.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
WHITTEMORE-InlIa :.

Of ne lste Henry sneiden ana 81.
HaHey Whit more. a. rnidntzht -.
psr l1-ls la2o, ~ ,h= s0tn yea ~. -
age faner@i service viii be heia ~
5ns p rss.4s9cs % aer nsphepr Abe, g
Eprcen -o4 Nose ave Sourh &c., -
LnUrsSss Noven1b be- - a. ll.e0 n
lhterment Greenwood Cemetery. -
"1AII-Wil.is'n Henry. beloved hl,hars
o. Isabella. IN his 18th year pnre-si
servioes At his late reWdence s.7i
,e.a ate Euthertord \. - rhursdsv
sroysIn Der ls. ?. III Please orn't
New-York tribune., 1920-11-17
WHEEIER-suddenlv =, r4l..

WHEELER-sudden N Ch7rsg1 y,
sunday. November a 1920 Sar,lel n
Funeral from ST. Pauis Church Fs-
field Conn on Wednesday \o,.e,..s s.,
II. at $50. Il Is pertioularlv a.
That no flowers be sent Inter,nont a.
convenience Of family :"
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03
Good looks in woman do no
COUNTY TnEAsuREn's NOTICE

TO Henry l. johnson AND TO ALL
PERSONS HAVING AN INTEREST OH
TITLE OF RECORD IN OR TO THE
LAND HEREISAFTER DESCRIBED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
the 10th day Of November a u. 1911.
the following described property. situ-
at, IN tn. County of GunnlSon and
State Of Colorado. to-Nlt:
Wa of SMa, sen Of SWA. Sec. IL.
SWI Of NWL, Sec IL. Twp Is : r.
NJ ". was sold for the delinquent taxes
for the ear 1916 and purchased by
GunniEon County: That said premises
We're taxed for the said year 1916 in
the name Of Henry l.. Johnson.
That the said Gunnison County. by
its County Treasurer. did on the 2end
day Of October 1915 duly assign the Ger,
tincatc of purchase. which was issued
ulsun County for above sale. to ID. l.
Laplante. who hath made request up
on the Treasurer Of said County for
notification. az provided by the Law Of
JO5. IN order II at he may become en-
titled to tax deed on said certificate
for said year.
That the tim. Of redemption of said
real estate from such tax sale VIII ex-
pire on the 10th day Of March A. ID.
1874 and u tax deed viii issue therefor
on the nth day Of March 4. ID. 1874.
unless redeemed heretofore
Dated this 18th day of November A.
d 1880.
tSEAl.D T.. 6. PALMER,
Treasurer Of said Gunniron County.
Ey NJ II HERRICK. Deputy.
First Publication. November 9sth. 1890.
Last publication December 10th. 1920.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-12-03
COUNTY TREAsJRER's NOTICE

TO ". Eo=worsh. AND TO ALL
PERSONS HAVING AN INTEREST OR
TITLE or RECORD IN OR TO THE
LAND HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on
the 18th day OF November a. u. 1915.
the following described property. situ-
ate In the County Of Gunnisnn and
state OF Colorado. to-Wit:
Lot is. Block !, Bosworth's Addition.
Town OF Ohio City. was sold for the
delinquent taxes for the year 1914 and
purchased by GupnIson County. That
said premises were taxed for the said
year 1914 in the name Of NJ. Bosworth:
That the said Gunnison County. by
its County Treasurer. did on the 22nd
day of November. 1890. duly assign the
certificate OF purchase. which was issued
by the County Treasurer. to said Gum
ntson County for above sale. to T. NJ.
Nours., who hath mad. request up
on the Treasurer of said County for
notification. az provided by the Law of
1905. in order that he may become en-
titled to n tax deed on said certificate
for said year.
That the time of redemption OF said
real estate from such tax sale will ex-
pire on the 10th day Of March A. ID.
1891 and a tax deed viii issue therefor
on the iith day of March A ID. 1921,
unless redeemed heretofore.
Dated this 22nd day OF November A.
u. 1920.
tSEALb r. @. PALMER,
Treasurer OF said Gunnison County
by N. b. HERRICK. Deputy.
First Publication. November 2Sth. 1890.
Last publication December 10th. 1920.