The Alaska daily empire., 1921-06-28

Alfred Gfeller and Elizabeth Gfel-
 Ter, his wife, two of the defendants l herein, for the sum of $131, 615. 10 together with costs to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court herein, and interest at 6ab per annum from date of said judgment until paid, and accruing costs herein, and which said judgment and decree declared that the said mortgage was a first lien on all of the property, both real and personal, described in said mort gage, the real property being set out l in this notice, and ordered all of the same to be sold by the said marshal above mentioned, or so much thereof as is necessary to pay said amount of the judgment, costs and interests above mentioned, or in case the same would not bring sufficient to satisfy and pay said judgment and the amounts aforesaid, or the amount due plaintiff from said two defendants aforesaid, Alfred Gfeller and Elizabeth Gfeller, his wife, mOrtgacors herein, that the proceeds derived from said sale be applied upon the amount due under said judgment and decree and
 WHEREAS, on the 10th day of June, 1921, under and by virtue of said Execution and special order of sale, said Marshal attempted to levy upon all of said personal prop erty described in said mortgage, judgment, and execution, for the purpose of first selling said personal property to satisfy or partially sat isfy, said judgment before selling said real property; but said Mar shal was unable to locate or find any of said personal property, the same having been taken away, lost, stolen, or unable to be found after diligent search having been made, and said Marshal was forced to make a return of no personal prop erty found; and
 WHEREAS, the real property de- scribed in said mortgage, judgment, and execution, is situated and To- cated in Juneau Recording District, Alaska, and lies along and in the vicinity of Lemon Creek which crosses the Government Road about seven miles out from Juneau
 Alaska, and is fully described in the schedule and description of said property, attached hereto; as foi- lows, to-wit:
 FIRST. ALL THAT CERTAIN PLACER MINING CLAIM and prem
 ises designated by the Surveyor Gen.
 eral as lot number Five Hundred Twenty-six (526), known as the LEMON CREEK PLACER MINING CLAIM, containing 155.12 acres
 more or less, fully bounded and de
 scribed in patent granted by the | T,ft tot Af nrta tn II
 erly Keeling, bearing date December | 16, 1901, duly recorded in the pro per office at Juneau, on May 31
 1902, in Book IS A, of deeds, or pages All to 416 both inclusive, anC
 in deed of Waverly Keeling ant | Charlotte R., his wife. to the Lemor | Creek Company, dated September 2 1900, duly recorded in the same of
 flee on April 3, 1902. in Deed Book
 IS A of deeds aforesaid. page 351. | SECOND ALL THAT OTHEI | PLACER MINING CLAIM known as
 the VICTOR LODE MINING CLAIM l fully bounded and described in deet | of Waverly Keeling and Charlott' | R., his wife, to the Lemon Greet l Company, dated August ', 1902, anC | duly recorded in the proper office at Juneau on September 20. 1902
 in Book IS A of deeds. page 563. THIRD. ALL THAT CERTAIN l PLACER MINING CLAIM known a! l GLACIER PLACER, containing
 98946 acres, receivers certificate foi
 which was issued by the United States Land Office at Juneau, or
 December 12, 1903. to the Lemor | Creek Company. designated as Min
 eral Entry No. 19, lot No. 582, fully
 bounded and described in patent
 which has since been granted by | the United States of America to tho Lemon Creek Company. bearing date April 3. 1905. duly recorded in tho proper office at Juneau, on August
 16, 1907. in Book 21. of deeds on page 617.
 FOURTH ALL THAT CERTAIN | PLACER MINING CLAIM known as | the KEYSTONE No. 3 PLACER
 MINING CLAIM, containing 1871. acres. receivers certificate for which
 was issued by the United States lanc office at Juneau, on February 29
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