The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-09-18

CASKETS AND
Masters Sale of the Springfield,
Jackson & POmerOy R. r.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Clark County,
Ohio. Samuel 4. Bowman, Trustee, plaintiff II IN
ct al, defendants. No. 5,725.
TN obedience to a decree of the Court of Com
Il mon Pleas of the County of Clark and State
Undersigned, as Sheriff of said County, acting
as Master Commissioner in said cause will on
Wednesday,
The 1st day of October, 1879,
AT ten O'Clock a. M, at the door of the court
house in the city of Springfield, Clark County,
Ohio, proceed to sell at public outcry to the
of the Springfield, Jackson & Pomeroy r. r.
Co., viz: Its entire railroad, commencing in the
extending through the Counties of Clark, Madi-
son, Fayette, Highland, Ross, Pike, Jackson /,
Megs % County @ Ohio, Inc Including 5 g all the estate m
and interest in lands tenements and heredita-
ments which said railroad % is and
County, Ohio, to the village of Eurekaville, in
Jackson County, Ohio, point five miles east
to the said City of Pomeroy, and all its rail-
ways,side tracks, turn outs and branch roads all
machine shops, and all its other houses, shops
and buildings; and all Its bridges, culverts,
rails switches, spikes, and all other materials
and implements for use on or about its tracks |;
all its other rolling stock and equipments of
every kind; all its machinery, fixtures, tools,
instruments turniture,and u1 implements Of every
chattels provided for use in connection with
the running and operation of its railroad, or
with any of its works. buildings and appurten-
ances or the repair, renewals and maintenance
thereof; together with all its chooses in action,
rights, privileges and franchises its tolls, in
come, rents, benefits resources and revenues,
and all its other property, real, personal and
mixed of every kind whatsoever. which in any
way belongs or appertains to its said railroad
or its appurtenances.
Of the above described property the following
off rod fOrS a
safe, desks, tables, 2 letter presses, book
case, water cooler, stoves, II chairs, stools,
coal cars, B. & S., box cars, j. l. s., i lax
A planer (Niles Tool Works., large radiaI
set taps, dies, &C., 20 in. lathe set hand taps
| from q to | in. by e to in, stand stocks and
lbs. steel iathes and planer TOOLS 1880 lbs. cold
rolled shafting, $50 lbs. 23s in. cold rolled
par IN n pafey ASK
in. pulley, 2 24xs in pulleys 36x9 in. pulleys
z4xl2 in p1y pulley, @ lS9ks in. pulley pulley, l l5x8 in
l2xS In. pulley. 16xS in. pulley, 12x9 in. pull
ley, 26x6 in; pulley II, NJ MULE g4ea stand couple,
| i No. power pump, No 2 boiler feed, / p in
blower lG. G. Hawkins, Boston,, 5 bench vises,
anvils, sett Smith tools, $50 feet ~ in. fire
hose, $3.50 lbs. new bar iron, 26O lbs. new bar
STEEL 600 lbs; sheet iron 1000 lbs; new castings
In single belting, 81 in single betting, 80 it
in. single betting, 2s #. in. single betting, 42
GALS Car OIL 50 gals engine o gas aHat cynde lin
OIL 25 gals. signal oil, bbls. dope, 80 gals lin
seed oil, 100 lbs. waste, ten bbl. oil cans, one
bbl. oil cans, pair scales, 5squirt cans, adzes
| l sledge, spike mauls, stone hammers, 5 axes
hand saws, 100 lbs. nuts, 50 lbs sc bolts, bolt Sc Ian
50 headlight chimneys, 100 100 eagle packing, i
dozen brooms, 10 pick handles, IL axe helves 81
maui handles, A picks, 200 lbs. q in rivets 30(
lbs. washers 50 lbs copper pipe, 4half bbls. fror
shovels, kegs crossing spikes, kegs fish plate
| bolt washers, 2,5J0 lbs fish bolts, 8 pair pip,
l + -
lows, ' 500 lbs new brass, 800 lbs. old brass, 4o(
links 1924 lbs, 800 pins $500 lbs, z monke.
adzes, @iHn Is hand saws, Al spike maus, S. iinin
| bars 20 claw bars II oil cans, 35 track wrenches
red aags ~ nns6 and a iron ceq cers iapS S
| spuds fences, long handled shovels, tele
graph spoons, sledge a hammers drills, iron,
transits, levels, flag rods, 8 level rods,
steel chains. drawing TABLE, map case lot Q
field, cambridge and Summit 6,4OO it., 7,77
posts at South Solon, 40 l400-2240 tons 35 ID. raj
f76O224O tons 80 10. rail- tons go 10. rail
stamp, am S 1850 fisR plates 81 lbs each, passen
The above personal property is Separately az
praised at ssl and the residue Of the en-
| separately, is appraised at S62l 900.
The above properties Will be offered for sal
| sold separately or an entirety, whicheve
way 1t will bring the highest price.
The person bidding in the said railroad wi
| De required 10 SoSuic " oiiS sd
isfaction of the undersigned the sum of Fift
Thousand Dollars, as part pay of the pric
thereof, and in the event of his failure so to dc
his bid will be declared void and said sale Pre-
ceed without regard to his bid: Bonds issue
Jackson & Pomeroy Railroad Company, date
February 5th, 1873, with all coupons attached
| will be received security from the pul
chasers of said railroad and property for a
that part of the purchase money over an
above the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars to b
paid secured forthwith as before stated
such per cent. as Nine Hundred Thousan
2 Dollars bears to the amount of said sale.
ELIJAH g. COFFIN,
: Sheriff of Clark Comfy, Ohio, acting as Mastt
Commissioner.
Springfield, Ohio, Aug. %, 1879.
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