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OPPOSE SCHEME TO
KILL STATE BOARD
Special Meeting State Barbers
Held in Denver
Sill Is Introduced By Representative
Spencer to Abolish License Beard;
Will Be Foofht By Association
A special meeting of the Colorado
State Association of Journeymen Union
Barbers was held in Denver this week
to take action on u bill introduced by
Representative Spencer to abolish the
-'tate barbers’ license law. This law has
laceu beneficial to the public in enforc
ing sanitary barber shops and in elim
inating incompetent and unhealthy bar
bers from operating in this state. In
view of the fact that the bill was in
troduced “by request,” it would not ap
pear to have any chance- of passage.
However, the union barbers are not
nsleep and called a special meeting, at
which the action taken was formulated
into the following resolutions, copies of .
which have been placed in the bands
of members of the State legislature:
“Whereas, There has been introduced .
iu the House of Representatives of the
i wentieth session of the Colorado .State
legislature by Representative Spencer
of Lincoln, Kit Carson and Wells coun
ties (by request! a bill t«> repeal the
barbers’ license law; and
“Whereas, This hiw was enacted by
tlic legislature of this state at the re
quest of the members of that craft after
years of endeavor on tlic part of the
barber* of the state; and
“Whereas, This law is self-sustaining,
hiring of no expense to the taxpayers I
of the statp in any way. and Is for the
protection of tlic public as well as the
members of the Imrber’s eraft; and
“Whereas, At least 07 |M-r cent of the
barbers in this state are in favor of this
law and are willing to pay the small 1
per .capita that is required for the re
newals of licenses for the maintenance
of the board of examiners; and
“Whereas. Since the passage of this i
law the barber business lias improved ;
at least 25 percent throughout the state |
iu the workmanship of those licensed by !
the examining board to work at that !
trade, in the sanitary condition in which
shops are required by this law to In
kept and in the general improved con
dition in which the business is at the j
present time; therefore, be it
“Resolved. By the Colorado State As
sociation of Journeymen Barbers, rep- ,
resenting 75 per cent of the members of
the .barber’s craft in Colorado, in special
session assembled, that, we protest most
emphatically against tin* repeal of this
barkers’ license law. which was enacted
for the protection of the 'public and for
the general uplift of the barber trade
throughout the state, and that we most
respectfully request all members of the
twentieth session of the Legislatufe of
the state of Colorado to use their ut
most endeavors, to defeat House Bill
So. 114, 'introduced by Representative
Speheer, believing that the passage of
repeal bill would have a tendency
to Cower the standard of the merabrs of
this' craft and be a menace to the gen
era ( health of the public.
“THOS. O. BPACY, President.
; “ED ANDERSON, Sec’y-Treas.”
OPEN TO ALL UNION MEN.
if you are a member of a labor or
ganization you are eligible to member
ship in the Trades Union Benefit As
sociation. It’s a place worth while.
Second floor Quincy building. There’s
where you meet the people you know.
fPatronize This Card
See that All
the Bar- I ggtafcn ■ Union
tender I Bars
wears ■ display
Button ■HHBIHHiIHHHP Card
For Information, See
FRED WESSEL, Business Agent
316 Club Building :: Phone Champa 2 791
Joseph Sitterlee
1338-ISSB FIFTEENTH BTRBBT.
Importer of Floe Wlooo 004
Liquors. Wholesale and Retail.
Everythin* of the Beat.
Telephone Main 7880
THE QUINCY
J. A. RICH ABDHON
Wines and Liquors
tOI* 17U> 81. Don.er. Colo.
Jacob Renner’s
Place
1001 Larimer St It Is l nlon
MOSE SUMMERS
Th« Symes Buffet I
Symci Building
’ Phone Main 8733 Denver, Colo.
ANNUAL VAUDEVILLE SHOW
AT UNION PRINTERS HOME
RESIDENTS, EMPLOYES AND VISI
TORS ENJOY ENTERTAINMENT.
Spacious* Library Auditorium Resounds
with Laughter and Applause of Over
500; Pronuonced Best Given There.
One «f the greutest events in the his
tory of the Union Printers Home took
place Wednesday evening, January 27,
when the annual vaudeville show was
held. There were over 500 people, pres
ent, including nearly all the residents
and employes, besides many members of
Typographical Union No. 82. members of
the local lodge of Elks, and numerous
friends and visitors from Colorado
Springs. The library room, where the
eiitainment was held, was overcrowded;
many availed themselved of standing
room only. It was a great success,
every number of the following program
receiving great applause:
“A Hunting Scene” (Bucalossi), Fink’s
orchestra.
Fancy Dancing—-Miss Marguerite
Couture.
Reading-—“ The Tenant and Landlord,”
Robert Carlstrom.
Vocal —“To My First Love.” “You’d
Better Ask Me” (Herman Lohr), Miss
Bessie I. Osborne.
Violin Solo- "Son of the Puszta”
(Keler Bela) Miss Zola Johnson.
Song* and Dialects (impersonating
Hurry Lauder) —Robert Cnrrick.
Selection —“The Midnight Cirl” (llri- ;
qttet), Fink’s orchestra.
Flks reception, introducing minstrel
specialties:
Opening Chorus —“When You Wore
a Tulip and J Wore a Big. Red Rose.”
"It’s a Long, Long Way to Tipperary.”
Tenor Solo—“ Over the Alpine Moun
tains (Fischer), Vernon G. Clark.
Song and Dance —“I Want to Linger”
(Marshall). W. J. Hodge,
j Monologue—K. T. Hartwell.
: Song—“My Croony Melody” (Goetz-
Goodwin), Jack Fink.
Temple Quartette—"Southern Melo
dies.” Vernon G. Clark. J. F. Sehlotter.
Walter ('. Bybee. A. 1). Ait ken.
Song- " Twas in September” (Silvio
Hein), Randall Bierbuner.
Finale—“l Want to Go Back to Mich
igan,” “Farewell to Thee.” Fink’s or
j eliestrn, Fred G. Fink, director: minstrel
; interlocutor, A. K. Ballard,
j The big doings lasted two and one
' half hours and everyone present ap
I pea red to be well pleased.
In addition to the moving pictures and
music by Prof. Fink’s orchestra, the
i residents, employes and friends of the
Union Printers Home were entertained
by six juveniles last Sunday night. They
also tisik part at an affair given by tin
ladies of the G. A. R. -last Friday after
noon. The youngsters were: -Master
Ernest Tompkins in recitations. Mis-
Marian Elsor. songs; Miss Helen l’ut
tersOn, songs: Miss Anita Tindcl. reci
tation: Miss Leona Tompkins, rccita
tion; Master Everett Patterson, comic
songs. Their ages range from 4 to 1(1
years. The Home’s musical frined. Jack
Fink, sung two comic songs.
CHANGE. IN NAME AND LOCATION.
The Empire stable, so long located at
184(1 Welt on street, has tieeii moved
to 2959 Welton street and the name
c-lmnged to the Eastern stables. The
change in location was caused by the
condemning of the old structure to
make way for a new building. Many
of our readers have l»een served at the
old location and will find Mr. N. R.
Pratt. Jr., still in charge in thfc new
locntioli.
Try a Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made. —Adv.
Try a Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made. —Adv.
YOU FOR A VISIT TO THE
EXCHANGE BAR AND CAFE
MINING EXCHANGE BUILDING
UM. KHMKR. Prmp.
A REASONABLE PLACE TO EAT
the
Chauffeurs’ Beneficial
CLUB
Phone Main 7164
1756 Champn St Denver, Colo.
THOS. HOLLAND Conducto tho
COMMONWEALTH
BUFFET
15TH AND STOUT STREETS
Come In and eee mo
VISIT THE
Union Association
rfioae Main 5028 1715 California
Denver, Colorado
D E NVER LAB OR BULLETIN
ONION OFFICIALS
VISIT JOHN D. JR.
Lengthy Conference Held in
Young Rockefeller’s Office
Colorado’s Coal Strike Discaaaod in a
Way to Enlighten the CentnUtaf
Director as to Real Conditksa
John I). Rockefeller, Jr., and official
of the United Mine Workers of Ameri
ca held a conference extending over two j
and a half hours on Thursday of last i
week in the offices of the president of j
the Rockefeller Foundation, at 26 Broad
way, New York. It marked a distinctly
new epoch in the industrial relations of i
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company j
ow her toward organized labor. Tic
meeting followed young Rockefeller'*
three-day testimony before the federal
commission on. industrial relations*, in j
which the Colorado coal strike was tin
main subject under consideration.
The conditions of the employes of tlu-
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, of
which Rockefeller, Jr., is a director, wen
discussed.
Alter the conference neither Kockc- t
feller nor the miners* officials would
discuss the talk iu detail.
Rookcfeller would say only that there
had been an exchange of views and that
the union men had given him some in
formation as to conditions which he was
glad to know.
There was present iu the conference
with Rockefeller William Lyon Macken
zie King, head of the industrial relation
division of the Rockefeller Foundation:
Starr J. Murphy, a member of the per
sonal staff oi' John I). Rockefeller. Sr.:
Frank J. Jlaves, vies; president of tin-
United Mine Workers of America; John
R. l-awson, international executive board
member of the United Mine Workers,
and Edward L. Doyle, secretary of l)i>-
trit-t 15 of that organization.
Tin- discussion lasted from 2:50 until
5 o’clock. The six men sat around .•
table in Rockefeller’s offices ami ques
tions were asked amDanswered by both
the representatives of capital and of In
bor. When the miners’ officials left tie
•room they would only say:
"We had a pleasant talk and an ex
change of views about conditions. Don’t
ask us any leading questions. See 51 r
Rockefeller.”
Rockefeller, came out of the conferenc
room a few minutes later, hut did not
give an extended review of the confer
ence as he had,done after his talk with
"Mother” Jones on the previous day.
“It was just an informal, unofficial
talk,” he said, replying to questions.
"Tlu-y give me certain facts about tin
situation in Colorado that I was glad
to know and there was a general talk
on the situation. No new suggestion -
were made.”
“When are you going to Colorado.
Mr. Rockefeller?” was asked.
“if you can tell me that. I HlionUlaiti-l j
glad to know," he replied.
MR. DREW INSISTS ON A QUESTION
N. A. M. Representative Interrupts i
Hearings of Industrial Commission. \
Walter Drew of the National Associa
tion of Manufacturers persists in “want
ing to know” if trade union* condone
violence. At the hearings of the United
States industrial relation* commiHsiou in
New York one of the mcrnl>er*,read froftn
a slip of paper this question for Pi evi
dent Goinpers to answer:
“If a union injures other* unlawfully
through a l>oycott, a sympathetic si l ike i
or by violence and dynamite, ought it
not to he laid liable for damages?” j
President Gompcr* insisted that the ,
author’* name 1m- given, and when told
it was Drew, replied:
"lie asked the *ame quest ion in (he
same way in the Senate judiciary com
mittee investigation. Well. I reply that
any person who use* violence and in
jure* others should he punished. The
question is so couched as to 1m- nothing
but an insult.”
Later Drew persisted in interrupting
the unionist and the chairman threat
ened to ask him to retire from the hear
ing unless he disisted. *
LABOR HAS ITS “STORM FOOLS.”
Indian Legend in Longfellow’s “Song of J
Hiawatha” Gives Apt Illustration.
Among the Indian legends which have
been forever crystallized iu Longfellow*#
“Song of Hiawatha” is one which tell*
how Pau-Puk-Keew'ig, the “Storm Fool,”
found Hiawatha's wigwam unprotected
one morning, and having done all the
mischief lie could do ill the house went
out to kill all the birds that fluttered
’round about the dwelling.
Organized labor is frequently visited
by the “Storm Fool.” He is the creature
who gets into the organization to do all
the mischief he can.
His first concern is to destroy the
work of the organization itself and then
to break down the ideals of the move
ment.
Hiawatha had her hands full in her
efforts to exterminate her “Storm Fool.”
The “Storm Fool.” true to his nature,
at once began to change forma.
First he liecame a beaver, then a big
fisli, then a gigantic bird, lastly a ser
pent. But Hiawatha killed him In each
of tliese forms. Finally, after many ad
ventures, he is eauglit in his own natur
al shape aim rushes to the mountains
for shelter, where the storm, the wind,
the thunder and the lightning rend the
rocks, and they fall upon him and lu* is
crushed to death.
Our labor species adopts a similar
course of deceit. But he, too, is finally
apprehended.— Ix>s Angeles Citizen.
Opportunity does not only do great
work, but if not heeded is often disas
trous.
The Bulletin can be beard clear across
the continent.,
Keatinf Tens of Labor Group
Putting Die trick BUI Across
(Continued from Page One.)
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study of any job of any such employe
between the starting and the comple
tion thereof, or of the movement* of any ,
such employe while engaged upon such
work; nor shall any part of the appro
priations made in this bill be available
to pay any premium or bonus or cash
reward to any employe in addition to
his regular wages, except for sugges
tions resulting in improvements or econ
omy in the operation of any government
plant; and no claims for services per
formed by any person while violating
this proviso shall be allowed.”
This action by the House is a vic
tory for the American Federation of
Labor, which has for years opposed this
so-called “efficiency,” despite ,the adher
ence to the system of certain manufac
turers and army officials.
JUDGE BUTLES TO HEAR STRIKERS
Judge C. C. Butler of Denver will pre
side at the trials of all of the criminal
cases growing out of the coal strike and
from grand jury bench warrants fn Las
Animas county. This announcement was
made Monday when the 80 or more
strike eases were called in the District
Court at Trinidad.
A COPPER MINE.
The daughter of a Chicago policeman
sat on the porch of a Palm Beach hotel
- having arrived at money—and heard
1 several ladies telling how their husbands '
and fathers had come into wealth. One j
got his in steel, another in dry goods,
third in baking powder, and so on.
“What did your father make hts
money in?” they usked the policeman's
daughter.
“Copper,” she replied.—Saturday Even
ing Post.
LEGAL NOTICE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO. 1
City and -County of Denver, f ss
In the District Court.
No. 68973.
Division Three.
THE STANDARD HOME COMPANY,
a corporation. Plaintiff.
lIKNRY G. CUNNINGHAM. Defendant.
Under and by virtue of a decree and or
der ->f wale i ntered in the District Court,
in and for the City and County of Denver.
Colorado on the 28th day of January. A.
i* 1616, in U»e above entitled action,
wherein the above plaintiff, The Standard
Home company, obtained a decree agulnst
the shove named defendant. Henry (J. Cun
ningham. adjudging and decreeing, among
other thing*, that the above named plain
tiff Is entitled to a foreclosure of that i-er
lain mortgage riecuted and delivered by
the said defendant to the said plaintiff tin
der dale of October 15th. A. D. IDW, and
reeordtsl In the office «*f the County Clerk
and ex-Officio itecordi-r of said « It >
ami County of l>enver ou October 22nd,
A D. 11*10. In Hook 2137 at Page 220.
of the public records of said office,
to secure tlic full sum of Thirty
five Hundred Highly-six Dollar* and Nine
ty-four cent* ($3686.94). with Interest there*
• >u. evidenced by the Seventeen (17) promts- i
sory little* of said defendant, ns stated in |
salt! mortgage ami that the said defendant la
indebted to the nabl plaintiff for the princi
pal ami Interest of «ald note* nnd for In
*uranee premium*, tuxes and other moneys
1 advanced by the plaintiff under the pro
! vision* of *uid mortgage and for attor-
I prey’s fees. lu the total sum of Four Thou* |
tain] Four Hundred Forty-eight Dollars
• anti Kiglitv-flve Cents ($4448.86). in nnd by :
1 which decree, I am authorised, directed 1
: and empowered to expose for suit- and sell
| that certain property In said decree ns well
! us hereinafter described, after -giving no-
I tlee tif the time and pluce of said sale, us I
provided in mild decree, for the purpose
| of sntiMf)lug said sum of Four Thousand
I Four Hundred Forty-eight Dollar* and
Highly-five Cents <»444H.H5). together uidi
: inten-Mt thereon nt the rate or Eight (8)
per cent per annum from tin- date of
Haiti decree, ami the costs of said suit, to
lie taxed by the Clerk of said Court, and
the expenses of such sale:
Now. therefore. I. Alexander Nl*l*ot, L
Commissioner of Safety. Kx-Officio Sher
iff and acting Sheriff of the City and
County of Denver. Colorado, do hero by
give public notice that I will, on
TUESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF MAiK’ll.
a. o. min,
i at the hour of 10 o’clock In the forenoon
of *altl dny at the Treihont Street front
door of the County Court House in the
City ami County of Denver, and State of
I Colorado, sell at public am-llon to the
I highoMt ami l*e*t Iddder and for the high !
est and l*e*t price the same shall bring In
easily the following described property a* 1
an entirety nnd ull the light, title. Interest,
cl a I 111 and demand whatsoever of the Haiti
defendant of. In am) to the said following
described property anti prom I <••***, situate
in said City and County of Denver ami
State of Colorado, to-wit : Ltd* Number
ed Nineteen (ID) ami Twenty (20). In illot-k
Numbered Ten (1U» in Alta -Vista, to- (
get her with any anti all building* ami Im
provements thereon, which said sale wilt
be made by me a* aforesaid pur*unnt to
the provisions of said decree anil order of
snle. reference to whlt.ii l* hereby expressly
made and had for greater certainty.
Dated at Denver. Colorado, this 4tli day
of February. A. D. IDIG.
ALEXANDER MBIIET.
1 Commissioner of Safety. Ex-Officio Slier- .
Iff ami Acting Sheriff of the City ant!
I County of Denver. State of Colorado.
lly O. 8. DUFF I ELD,
Under Sheriff.
Henry <l. Ilersey, Attorney for the ITalw
! tiff.
1 First publication February tJtli. ID 15.
I Last publication March tfth. 1915.
Published In the Denver Lalmr Itnlletln.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Whereas. W. J. Hegel, by deed of trust
dated the first duy of August. IDII, which <
la recorded In Rook 20111, Page 21D. of the
records In Hie office of the (.’Jerk nnd Re
corder of the City and County of Denver, j
Colorado, duly conveyed to the Public ,
Trustee lu and for the City and Comity of \
Denver, Colorado, the following described ■
real estate Iu the City and County of Den- ]
ver. Colorado, to-wlt: Lot number :
twenty-two (22). In Block number *«v- ;
eiity-nlne (70), In Berkeley; the south two
hundred thirty-five (235) feet of Lot “C,” j
In Block jiumber twelve (12). In Boule
vard Place; Plat two (2), In Block num
ber forty-seven (47). In Hannon's Sub- j
division; Lot tiuinlier nine (D). In Block
number eight (8), In Jerome Park First i
Addition; Lots numbered thirty-three (33),
thirty-four (34), thirty-five (35), thirty-six
(38), thirty-seven (37). thirty-eight (38),
thirty-nine (30), forty (40), forty-one (41)
nnd forty-two (42 1. In Block number
twenty-two (22), nnd Lots numbered one
(1), two (2), three (3), four (4i, five (5).
six (8), seven (7), eight (8). nine (0) mid
ten (10), In Block number twenty-eight
(28), In Kensington; Lot number 'thirty
six' (3d>, in Block number thirty-four
(»|), Witter & Cofield's subdlvlHlon. W. V.
L. A. 0.. ro-subdlvlslon; Lots numbered
seventy-seven (77), elgbty-three (83). eigh
ty-five (85), eighty-nine (80), ninety-two
(92), one hundred twcnty-uliir (129). one
hundred thirty* (130), one hundred thirty
one (13D. one hundred thirty-two (132).
one hundred ‘thirty-three (133) and two
hundred forty-six (240). In Cottage Hill
Land Company's nddtloti to Cottage Hill;
Lots numbered fifteen (16) and slxteecn
(16), in Block numbered Fourteen (14). In
Cottage Hill. Lots numbered twenty-five
(25), twenty-six (28), twenty-seven (*»>,
twenty-eight (28), twenty-nine (201. thirty
(30). thirty-one (31), thirty-two (32J. thlr
ty-three (83) and thirty-four (34), In
Block number two (2), in I. P. McDow
•Ufa subdivision. A reserved strip West
LEGAL NOTICES.
of Lots numbered one (1) to twenty («Bo>
inclusive in Block number One (I*. in Byl- '
veater addition to Vanderbilt Park, lying
South of Exposition avenue, and in front
of anid Lot* one (1) to twenty (20). ln
clnaive. and Lot twenty-two (22), In Block 1
number ''five (5). acre iu P. T. Barnaul's
subdivision, all In the City and County
of Denver, aforesaid, which deed of tru*t
was made to secure the payment of one
Sroiniaoory note of even date with said
eed of trust, for the sum of Seven Thous
and (87,000) Dollars, payable to the order
of The German-American Indemnity Com
pany five years after the date thereof,
with Interest thereon at six per cent per
aunum until paid, interest payable annu
ally. ns is more particularly aet forth in
said deed of trust, reference to which is
hereby made for greater certainty; and,
• Whereas. The said W. J. Hegel having
defaulted in the payment of interest due
August 1. 10)2, August 1, 1913, and August
L 1914. snd the legal bolder of said note
having elected on account of said default
to declare said note unpaid, due and paya
ble:
Now, Therefore, At the written request
of M. E. Schreiber, the legal holder of said
note, pursuant to law. 1, the undersigned,
the Public Trustee In and for the City nnd
County of Denver, Colorado, do hereby give
notice that I will, at the hour of 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of
MONDAY, MARCH BTH, 1916.
at the Tremont street front door of the
Court House, in the City and County of
Denver. Colorado, sell at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder for cash,
the said described premise*, nod all the
right, title and Interest of the said W. J.
Hegel, hls heir* nnd a*slgns therein, for
the purpose of pitying the sum of Reven
Thousand ($7,000) Dollars nnd Interest sc
orned thereon (bring the Indebtedness se
cured by said deed of trust>. nnd the cost
nnd exiienseH of executing this trust, and
will deliver to the purchaser a Certificate
of sale a* provided by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. Monday, Feb
ruary Ist, 1915.
HENRY A. IIICKB.
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County of I>envcr. Colorado.
First publication February 8. 1915.
Last puhth-ntlon March 0. IDLY
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Ewart Gladstone Fisher, de
ceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
administratrix of the estate of Ewart
Glnd*tone Fisher, lute of the City snd
County of lienver. In the state of Colo
rado. dci-eased, hereby give* notice that
she will appear before the County Court
of said City and County of Denver, at the
Court House In lienver, In said County, ou
Monday, the eighth day of March, A. 1>
1915. at the hour of D :3« o’clock A. M. of
said dny, at which time all person* hav
ing claims against said estate are uotlfled
and requested to attend for the pur|»o**
of having tli.- same adjusted All |ter*on*
Indebted to n.ili| estate are requested to
make Immediate payment to tie- under*
signed
Dated at I ten ver. Colorado, tld* 2nd day
of February. A I*. 1015.
HBTTIE G. FIKIIEV).
Administratrix of the estate of Ewart
Gladstone Fisher, deeeased
Frank ( Myers, attorney
PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Whereas. A i'. I'stick, by deed of trust
dated the ninth day of Oetoher. ID 13. which
l* record**! in Book 2416. Page 104. of the
records In the ..ffice *.r the Clerk and Re
••order »f the City and County of Ilenver.
Colorado, duly conveyed to tin* Puhllc
Trustee In and for the City ami County of
Denver. Colorado, the following de*o rltssl
real estate Iu the City and County of Den
ver. Colorado, to wit: The rear forty I 4»)
f**-t of lot* fifteen (16) and sixteen (18),
block fourteen (14*. KaMserman** Addition
to the City of Denver, know is as Boul
der street, which dc«-d of trust was made
to secure tin- payment of her promissory
note of even date with said de»-d of trust,
fair the sum of one thou*aml (SUMO- dol
lars, payable to the order of Henry F.
Dleklusgii. eighteen months after the date
thereof, with lnli-n-«l thereon nt seven per
«-ent |»-r annum until paid. Interest payable
semi annually, as Is more particularly set
forth In said dee*l of trust, reference to
which Is hereby made for greater certain
ty; and
Whereas. The said A. C. ('stick, and all
persons claiming by. through or under her.
having defaulted In the payment of
est line October 9. IDI4. slid the legal hold
er of said note, having elected on account
of said default to declare said note un
paid, due and payable.
Now, Therefore. At the written request
of Hamuel W. lav. the legal bolder of
said note, pursuant to law. I. tlie under
signed. Public Trustee In and for the City
and County of iHrnver. Colorado, do here
by give notice that I will, at the hour of
10 o'clock In tho forenoon of
MONDAY, MARCH Bth. 1915.
at the Tremont street front door of the Court
House. In the City and County of Denver.
Colorado, sell at public auction, to the
highest and l«-«t bidder for cash, tlie sabl
described premises, and all the right, title
and lnl«-resf of the wild A. f. I'stlck, her
heirs and assigns therein, for the purpo**-
of paying the Indebtedness secured b>
said de*-d of trust, aud the «-o*t ami ex
|tenses of executing this trust, and will
deliver to the purchaser a certificate of
sale a* provided Ity law.
Dated at I ten vet - , Colorado. February
4th. IDI6.
HENRY A. IIICKS.
Public Trustee In nnd for the City nnd
County of Denver, Colorado.
First publication February 6th. 1916.
Last publication Mart'll 6th, ID 15.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Whereas. Henry J. IS lease, by deed of trust,
dated llm- Dili day of July, JDJO. which J*
recorded In ll*M»k 2295, Page 233, of the
records in tin* office of the clerk au*l Re
corder of the City and County of Denver.
Ctdorndo. duly conveyed to the Public
Trustee iu ami for tho City uml County
of Denver. Colorado, the follow lug de
scrllu-d real estate lu the City and County
of Denver, Colorado, to wit: I*ot« thirty
one (3D ami thirty two (32) In Block five
(5' In Arlington Park, as jmt recorded
|»liit thereof..which deed of trust was made
to secure the payment of lit* one promis
sory note of even date with said deed of
trust for the sum of the threa thousand
(f3.oUfi.oo) dollars, payable to the order of
K. L. Mills, one year after the date there
of, with Interest thereon at seven per cent
per a null in until due. Interest payable
quarterly, as Is more particularly set forth
In said deed of trust, reference to which
la hereby made for greater certainly; and.
Whereas, The said Henry J. Blesse, uml
all peraous claiming by. through or umh-r
him, having defaulted lu tlie payiiieut of
f2,6(J(MN). balam-e of principal due on said
note, Interest thereon since July 9th, 1913,
and taxes a mount lug to f 171.71, nnd tlic
legal bolder of said note, haxliig elected on
account of said default to declare said
note unnnld, due and liaynhle;
Now, Therefore. At tlie written request
of K. L. Mills, tlie legal holder of sabl
note, pursuant to Inw, I, the undersigned,
l’uldle Trustee In nnd for the City and
County of Denver, Colorado, do hereby
give notice that I will, at the hour of 10
o'clock In the forenoon of
MONDAY. MARCH J. 1916.
lit the Tromont stri-et front door of the
Court House. In the City nnd County of
Denver. Colorado, sell nt nubile auction,
to the highest aud lies! lildder for ennn,
the said described premises, ami ull tlie
right, title and Interest of the said licnry
J. Blesse. hls heirs uml iisslgus therein, for
the purpose of paylug the Indebtedness se
cured by said deed of trust, nnd tlie cost
nnd excuses of executing this trust, nnd
will deliver to the iiurcliiiscr a certificate
of sale ns provider by law.
Dnted at Denver, Colorado, Junuury 2T.
1015.
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee In and for the City and
Comity of Denver, Colorado.
Flrsi publication Janunry 30th, 1016.
Last publication February 27th, 1015. •
PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Whereas. R. R. Knowles, by deed of
trust dated the 28th dny of November,
1911, w hich la recorded In Book 2336, Page
07. of the records In the office of the Clerk
nnd Recorder of the City and County of
Denver, Colorado, duly conveyed to the
Public Trustee In and for the city and
County of Denver, Colorado, the following
described real estate In the City and
County of flepver, Colorado, to wit: Lota
LEGAL NOTICES.
thirty-nine (») nnd forty (W.
eight (B*. Second Santa Fe addition, which
deed of trust was made to secure the Pay
ment of hls promissory note of even date
with said deed of trust for the earn of
eightceu hundred ($1,800.00) - dollars, pay
nhk tv thr order of VVlllUm J. Lot. Stem
veuri. after the date thereof, with tntereat
thereon at all per rent per antll
maturity and at twelve per cent there
after, tntereat payable •emr-annnnlly. nnU
more parttenlarly act forth In •• Id deed
of trust, refereuce to which lo nereoy
made for greater certainty; and.
Whereas. The said R. R. Koowiee. hav
ing defaulted iu the payment of the prtu :
cipal of aald note and two tatereet
coupons thereto attached, each for the W
of 64.00. due May 28th. 1914. Md Kogij
her 28tb. 1914, respectively, and the legal
holder of said note, having fleeted ea A
count of said default to declare sold MkJ
unpaid, due aud payable; •
Now, Therefore. At the written request
of William J. Cox. the legal holder of
said note, pursuant to law, I. the
signed. Public Trustee iu aud for the City *
and County of Denver. Colorado, do here
by give notice that I will, at the hour of
10 o’clock in the foreooon of
MONDAY. FEBRUARY Bth. 1916.
et the Tremont street front door of the
Court House, in the CUy and Cewuty of
Denver. Colorado, sell at public auction, to
the highest and beat bidder for cash; the said
described premises, and all the right, title
and Interest of the said R. R. Keowlae.
bis heirs soil assigns therein, for tho pur
pose of paying the Indebtedness secured
by said need of trust, and the coot aud U>- .
of executing this trust, and will
ver to the purchaser a certificate of
sale as provided by law.
Dated at Denver, Colorado. January 7th.
1915.
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee In and for the City and
County of Denver. Colorado.
First publication January 9th. 1910.
jiflut Publication February 6tb, 1915.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Whereas. Annie R. Melllck. by deed of
trust dated the seventh dny of October.
1902. which is recorded in Book 1835. Pago
293. of the records In the office of tho Clerk
ami Recorder of the (’lty sod County of
Denver, Colorado, duly conveyed to tho
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County of of Denver. Colorado, the follow
ing described real estate in the City sod
County of .-Denver. Colorado, to wit: All
of the east twenty-nine (29) feet of tho
west fifty-eight i6w> feet of lots forty-flvo
(46), forty-six (48). forty-seven (47) and
forty-eight (48*. In Block one (1). Waddell
and Mat-hen’s SutMllvison In the City of
Denver, more particularly described as
commencing at a point on the north line
of said Lot forty-right (48). which la fif
ty-right (68) feet ea«t of the northwest
corner of said D>t forty-right (48); thence
south to the south line of said lx>t forty
five (43) : theme east along sabl south line
twenty-nine (29) feet; thence at right an
gles north t*v tL«| north line of said Lot
forty-right (48); thdnre west along said
I north Hue tweatv-nlue ».•*»» feet to tho
point of beginning In this description, s
*trlp of ground seven (?) f*-et In width from
the south side of sbov# ilnw-rIM proper
j ty. I»eiiig reserved for slley purpose* for
the us** of the different owners of Ix»t*
1 forty-five (45). forty-six ((« . forty-seven
147) nnd forty -eight <4*. Block one (I).
. Waddell and Miu-hcu * Subdivision lu that
('lty of Denver, which deed of trust
made to secure the payment of her one
promissory note of eveu date with said
deed of truMt for the lum of one thousand
(XI,000(X)t dollar", payutile t<> the order of
Henry Heiabrecht, three yea'ra after date
thereof, with Interest thereon at six per
• ent p.-r annum until maturity and at sev
en per cent thereafter, interest psysble
*eml annually, a* Is m«»re particularly set
forth In snbl deed nt trust, reference to
which Is hereby made for greater cer
tainty; and.
Whereas. The said Annie It. Melllck. and
all person* claiming by. through or under
her. having defaulted In the payment of
balance of prlmipnl due on said note,
amounting to fbZMjD. together with In
terest thereon from July 24th. 1914. and
the legal holder of said note, having elect
ed on nrtxwint of said default to declare
said Dole unpaid, due and payable;
Now. Therefore. At the written request
of Margaret B. Sterling, the legal bolder
of oahl note, pursuant to law. I. the uo
tier signed. Public Trustee In and for the
City nnd G.uutv of Denver. Colorado, do
hereby give notice that I will, at the boor
-of 10 o’clock In the forenoon of
TUKRDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1915.
at the Tremont street front door of the Court
Houae. In the City and Coanty of Ilenver.
Colorado, sell at public suction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash, the said
described premises, and all right, title and
Interest of the said Annie R. Melllck. bet
heirs and assigns therein, for the purpose
of paying the balance of the Indebtedness
secured by said deed of trust, and the coat
and expenses of exerutlug thla trust, and
will deliver to the purchaser a certificate
of sale as provided by law.
Dated nt Denver. Colorado. Janunry 21s«.
1915
HENRY A. IIICKF.
Public Trustee 111 nnd for the City and
County of Ih-uver. Colorado
First publication January 23. 1915
Last publication February 20. 1916
PUBLIC TRUSTEE'S SALE.
In-reas. Kvnn Daniel, by deed of trust
doted tlie fifth dny of January. 1914. which
In recorded In Book 2465. Page 4. of the
records In the office of the clerk and He
••order of the City nnd County of Denver.
Colorado, duly conveyed to the Public
Trustee In nn«l f..r the City and County
of Itenver. Colorado, the following de-
Ncrlbed real estate In the City nnd County
•»f I»enver, Colorado, to wit: l<otx num
t»ered thirty-two (32). thirty three v (33).
thirty four (34). thirty five (36). thirty-all
(38', 111 Block mi ml*-red nineteen (IP) In
Arlington Ileighta Addition to l»envet
Also a strip of land right feet (6 ft.) In
width ••list and we«! hv one hundred twen
ty-five feet (125 ft.) In length north nnd
Mouth, which lies I mined lately west or nnn
abutting on said above dc*rrlbed lots
Also purl of !<ot m-uilM-red thirty-one (31.
In sabl Block nineteen (IP) described as
fellow*: Commencing nt the nortbwear
corner of said Ent thirty-one (31), thence
In a straight line aouthensterly to n point
which la four and one-half fWt (4** ft.)
south of the north line and four and oue
hnlf feet (4«* ft. 1 mist of the west line of
Lot thirty-one (31). tlience east to a point
on the east line of Lot thirty-one (31). which
Is four and nne-linir feet (4H) feet south of
north line of wild Ix»t thirty-one (31), thence
west along *ald north lluo of thirty
one (31), lo the place of beginning, whirl,
deed of truat was made to secure the pay
ment of hi* promissory note of even date
with said deed of trust for the sum of five
thousand (SSJM)Oi dollars, payable to tlie
oMoi- °f Own’ll- Knstom. five years after
the dale Hereof, with interest thereon at six
per cent |>et annum until paid, interest pay
able annually, as In more particularly set
of trust, reference to
which Is hereby made for greater certain
ty: ntid,
Whereas, The said Evan Dnnlel. nnd all
persona claiming by through or under
him. having defaulted In the payment o»
Interest on said note from the date there
of. nnd the legal holder of said note, hav
ItiK elected on account of said default to
declare said note unpaid, due aud pays
. , N ,°T’ the written request
holder of said
I. tlie undersigned,
* ' r2S " ""J 1 , f or the City and
Count) of Denver. Colorado, do hereby
ghe notice that I will, nt tlie hour of 10
o clock In the forenoon of
MONDAY, KKHBCAIIY l!Mh. IBM.
J.l 111. Tmmmt »lrwl front ,lonr of tli.
r n '."'T ,h ' ""1 Count* or
1,1 P» hll <- -ucltd.,
.. i i o"'"',,'"'? l,Mt ''l'l'l.r for on.li
l J pronilN*., nnd all th,
right, title nnd Interest of the said Fran
Dnnlel. hls heirs and assigns therein, for
i°. f th ® indebtedness
* ,,f "“id deed of trust nnd the cost
win f&RSir s » n o th :wruUn § Dils trust, aim
will dellvor to the purciinaer a certificate
of sale na provided by lav
Bald property I* to he sold subject to
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