The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-07
EIGHT PAGES
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
 PROPERTY

gage on the hereinafter described pro perty situated in the town of COrdoYa Alaska, to secure the payment of the
 sum of one thousand dollars (S1 .O0O).
 and interest thereon amounting to the
 sum of $40.00; and default having been made in the payment of said prlnclpal and interest according to the
 terms Of said mortgage, the said A
 J. Adams, on the 3rd day of January.
 1921, foreclosed said mortgage and in structed me to take possession of said property according to the terms and |. stipulations contained in said mort gage; and,
 Whereas on the goth day of March,
 1920, the said George Kennedy, made.
 executed and delivered to John Raw
 son, of Cordova, Alaska, another
 certain chattel mortgage on the
 hereinafter described personal prop
 erty to secure the sum of thirty
 four hundred thirty-one and 3G-10O
 ($343I36) dollars, on which there
 has been paid the sum of six
 hundred sixty eight and 97-1OO ($668.9D, leaving balance due of twenty seven hundred sixty two and | 39-100 ($276239) dollars; and the said John Rawson under the terms of said mortgage has duly declared the said mortgage and the amount of ths(
 note for which said mortgage was given due and payable and declared the said mortgage to be in default.
 and the said mortgagor having de faulted in the payment of the prin cipal sum according to the terms of said mortgage, and the said John RaVrcO1 haIrinr hprptnfOrn Irl1u signed transferred and set over said
 mortgage together with the debts se- cured thereby to A. J. Adams of Cor I,dova, Alaska, and the said A. J. 1 Adams on the 3rd day of January, structed ne to take possession of said personal property according to the terms and conditions of said mort
 gage:
 Now therefore, notice is hereby gfy-
 en that on the 3rd days of January, l 1921, pursuant to the provisions of Section 749 of the Compiled Laws of | the Territory of Alaska, and the stip- ulatiOnS and agreements contained in each of said chattel mortgage, and the written instructions given me by the
 said A. J. Adams the mortgagee named in one of said mortgages and
 the assignee of the mortgagee named
 in the other of said mortgages.
 seized all of tue personal property de-
 scribed in each of said two mortgages i and hereinafter set forth and on Sat
 urday the 18th day of January, 1921,
 at the hour of 2 o'clock in the after
 noon, in the store building situated on 1 Lot eleven CID in Block one (D. of the Town of CordOva, said building | being situate on the north side of C. avenue between First street and the Copper River and Northwestern Rail road track, in the town of COrdoYa, Alaska, I will sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder, for cash. all the personal property described | in said two mortgages and herein after set forth, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to pay and dis
 charge the principal and interest now due on said two mortgages, to-wit, the sum of thirty eight hundred and two and 39-100 ($3802.39) dollars, to-
 gether with the costs and expenses
 of said sale, and taxes assessed against said property by the town ot | Cordova amounting to the sum of
 $26.25.
 The property to be sold i'll accord
 ancee with the above notice aCd de
 scribed in said two mortgages is ss | follows:
 All of the stock of goods, wares and
 merchandise, furniture and fixtures, tools and appliances contained in that
 certain store room heretofore loCat-
 ed in the south end of the Northern
 hotel, town of Cordova, territory Of Alaska, known as and called Raw sons Store" more particular de scription of said property is as fol | lows, to-Wit:
 Merchandise-71 flannel shirts; 75
 work shirts; IS fine negligee shirts; 1 37 loggers shirts; 36 dress shirts; 304
 pieces underwear; 15 pieces under
 wear union; fl water repelant shirts
 and coats; mackinaws; 57 pairs of
 pants, cotton and wool; 37 jackets
 56 pairs water repelant pants; 100
 pairs overalls, mems, women's and
 children's; IT oil coats; P pair oil
 pants; 19 pair cooks pants; IA dog.
 canvas gloves; 93 pair mittens and gloves (wool and Ieather); 150 as
 sorted ties; 71a dog. pair mems cash
 mere hose; 1 dog. suspenders; 34 dog.
 mems heavy wool hose; ? Carpen-
 ters aprons; folding cots; 21 par
 kas: 35 head nets 23 cooks aprons;
 21 quilts; 20 blankets, cotton; pair
 sporting boots 45 pair shoes; 10 pair | leather slippers; 27 pair rubbers; II pillows; 39 caps, canvas; 2S caps, cloth; 72 fine hats 65 oil hats; | fishermen aprons; If cans dressing;
 1 bunch shoe nails; I box miscellan-
 eous articles; 1 bundle handlIer- O
 pair oversIeeves; 1 bundle arm | bands; 1 doz stockings; i wool
 sweater; 1 lot shoe findings; 1 leath
 CT suit case; 2 rattan suit cases; 1
 box miscellaneous suff, combs, etc; | 6 lynonCaclye. 10 nair suit straDs. s