The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-02-02
MASTERS SALE.

MI tSIER'S SAIL urSusnt TO The com
VI nIaiId q deer-tsl order of sale issGru
AZ u the Court ofCommou PI-as OF >sLd. .SsS
puh'E.S ate 'fOiIiO, IN the 3Uth d3H Of Dr-
eein9.r ls96 aud an anci'Isry old-r OF saI-
J. u-i frUin q c ircEit o1rI a. Ihe ouu,N
" Hindolph, stale OF Incl IA in on aeiion
~ ~. ssio 'ou't> pendr, Wherein iswtenc,
"tbS 81 a. are i'tIuiiff> and the ak- Erie
tnu LOUISVILLE Raj way Company Ia are
1eiendanis, and directed and delivered tn me,
snail offsr for sale ct public aucsiOn at the
east door OF the Coauty Court House. in the
City OF Fremont, County of Sandusky, state
of Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day of February. A,
ID. 1917,
between the hours Of One tl and wv, (2)
O'CLOCK In tfls af&rnOon OF said day. the fol-
iCwiny described real estate TO viii:
Al the Raittoad OF the Lake Er e and Lou
isville Ra lwdy Company, ex ending from
h. city OF Sandusky, in the SiaIe of ohio, TO
amoridge ity In theStats OF Indisna, that
i 10 say, oegiun ng at the said city of SAN
dussy, in the County of Erie, and State of
ONO. and Tunning irom thence To Fremont,
Ia the County ofSanduss y in said >tate. and
from thence passing through tine last men,
TONED county and The Counties of seneca
Hancock and Allen, In the said \ ale of Ohio,
| TO he town of Lima ami fromt epce thru gh
the Counties of AuRlaize Mercer and Darke,
| in the State ofOhio, TO The we>tern boundary
line OF that State at Union tity, and thence
through the counties OF Randolph and
Way he, in the stale of Indiana. TO said Cam
bridge city, being about one hun fred and
eighty miles IeHStb. and embracing as
we'll that part of said Railroad now construct
ed and comDIesed, as the part thereof which
shall hereafter be constructed or com plefed,
and the right OF way o said Com lary In con-
nectlon with said Railroad and the lands,
real estate. rails. tricks. side tracks, bridges
buildings, depots station houses shops ware
house. structures, ertctio s. fixtures, and
appurtenancee OF any kind or description
thereto belonging. or In any wa, appertsin-
ing. now Ovaed an pOsss ssed by the Lake
Erie and Louisvi lie Railway Company. in
Guiding all depOts, war houses and struc'
uTes, and all lands acquired or designed for
depots warehouses anu struci ure> at eli her
| terminus well as along the line ofthe ssi
Railroad. and all combinations. branch-s =.
| TRACKS extensions ofsaid Railroad to such de-
| pots warehouses and structures, and a II other
real prope ~ o. the said Lake Erie and Lou
isvilie Railroad Company. together with ali
franchises. rights. and privileges of the Said
Railroad Company and also all OF the estate,
light. title, interest, property, posse ssions.
| claim aud demand whatsoever as we'll In
| Jaw as in equity "f the said Lake Erie and
Louisville hallway Company OF, in and to
with the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing.
Appraised at Two Hundred and Eighty
Thousand Dollars.
In pursuance OF the command of said
oruers OF sale shall at the S tme time and
place offer for sae at pubic auction all the
personal property of the said Lake Ere and
Louisville Railway Company, consisting of
locomotives, engines. tenders car carr ages.
shop tools. machinery, materials and sup
plies, an inventory af which car be seen and
examined az my office in the City of Ere.
mont. ohio, or at the time and place of sale
a. aforesaid.
TERN<oF SALECAs provided hat should
the prop rty be purchased in the tnteres; of
the holders OF bonds secured by the mortgage
TO the plaintiffs. the Master will receive TO
apply on the purchase money therefor by
endorsing upon each of such of the obliga-
tions secured ty said MORTGAGE as may be
presented to him for that purpose an amount
not greater than The pro rata share of that
portion OF the entire proceeds applicable to
SIch obligations The Master will also re-
ceive to apply on the purchase money of
said pror erty the receipts OF the owners OF
any OF the other fil st liens for amounts not
exceeding their respective pro rata shares Of
said proceeds applica ble TO the payment of
their liens.
j. R. BARTLETT, Special Master
Fremont, o., Jan, 3, 1877. 1910