The Glenwood post., 1924-06-12

Inc, defendant, wherein Judgment
against said defendant and in favor
Of plaintiff was for 41,672.90 with
interest at eight per cent per annum
from May 18th, 1924, and costs of suit
$19.15; and in cause j. F. Mccoy,
plaintiff, W. The Sweets Seed Farm,
Inc, defendant, wherein Judgment
against said defendant and in favor Of
plaintiff, was for $144.92 with interest
at eight per cent per annum from May
18th, 1924, and costs Of suit 1880;
and in cause John Heuschkel, plaintiff,
vs. The Sweet .. Seed Farm, Inc, de-
fendant, wherein judgment against said
defendant and in favor of plaintiff 4
was for $260.7O with interest at eight
per cent per annum from May 18th,
1924, and costs Of suit 1880; and in
cause Chas. B. Keck, plaintiff, VS.. The
SWEETS Seed Farm, Inc, defendant,
wherein Judgment against said defend
and and in favor Of plaintiff, was for
$3S4.20 with interest at eight per cent
per annum from May 18th, 1924, and
costs Of suit 42l.50; all said several
amounts Of money due said respective
plaintiffs in said causes ~ shown by
the said respective special executions
issued in said respective causes in said
Court, and each to me a. Sheriff Of
Garfield County, Colorado, directed,
wherein I am commanded to sell the
property described in said special exc
cutions, or 10 much thereof 40 may be
necessary to make the said respective
sums Of money awarded said respective
plaintiffs in said respective causes with
interest on the amounts Of said respec-
tive judgments from May 18th, 1924,
at eight per cent per annum, As well a.
the respective sums due as costs in
said respective causes, all - ahsvs
stated;
Now therefore, said judgments, costs
of suit and interest being unpaid, 1,
George L. Winters, Sheriff of Garfield
County, Colorado, under and by virtue
of said judgments in said respective
causes in said Court, and special
executions in said respective
causes, issued out of said Court and to
me delivered, and the authority con-
ferred on me as Sheriff, thereby, will
on Monday, the 23rd day of June, 1924,
at 10 clock in the forenoon of said
day, at what is knows as the Sweet
Ranch, about l and VI miles westerly
from the Town of Carbondale, Colora-
do, sell at public sale to the highest
and best bidder for cash, all of the fol-
lowing described property, or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the demands of the said several judg-
ments, interest, costs and accrued costs,
and costs of sale, to-wit: 3 potato
planters, 8 seeding drills, l grain bind
er, l spring tooth harrow, road
plows, l Martin Ditcher, l Bottom
Tractor plow, one 2 bottom tractor
plow, walking plows, l buggy pole,
Mormon scraper, l slip, l tank heater,
l Frazer cart, Ford ton truck, 1921
model No. 443753O; 20 double trees
complete; four horse eveners; 8 po-
tato diggers; 6 Mccormack moving
machines; 2 side delivery hay rakes;
disc harrows; jenkins swinging
stackers; 6 Jenkins bull rakes; 2 peg
tooth harrows; l soil packer. 8 two
way plows; corrugator; 2 beet CORFU
gators; 2 beet pullers; 3 engine disc
plows; l Reeves engine; l Reeves sep
arator; l water tank and truck; 6
farm wagons; 8 hay racks; McCor-
mack hay rakes; spring wagon;
blacksmith outfit, consisting of blow
er, l anvil, l wise, drill press, l pipe
wise, and small tools; farm tools con-
s:sting of shovels and picks; IS sickles.
IL plow shares; potato digger shares;
new single trees; IL shovels; 10 hay
forks; 2 barley forks; all small tools
and machinery repairs; feed grinder;
one 2-horse gasoline engine; upright
steam boiler; 2 small dump carts;
post bars; l Buick passenger auto
mobile, model K 49-t49) 1920, six-cyl-
inder, engine No. 715659; 2 Success
sulky plows; so hogs and pigs. s5
stacks Of hay not measured; 13 full
sets of heavy work harness; seven
riding saddles; 34S5 bushels of oats;
1875 bushels of wheat; 225 bushels of
emmer; l wheel scraper; l Fresno
scraper; bobsleds; iron wheel bar
rows; 8 wagon boxes; l tank pump; l
set platform scales; l lot potato bas-
kets; 3 potato sorters. l smut destroy
er; lot of iron barrels; all potatoes
in cellar, subject only to mortgage on
potatoes held by The First National
Bank of Oarbondale, Colorado.
GEO. L. WINTERS,
Sheriff of Garfield County, Colorado.
First publication June S, 1924.