The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-08-28

In the Court of Common Pleas of Clark County,
Ohio Samuel A. Bowman, Trustee plaintiff,
vs. Springfield Jackson & Pomeroy f. r. Co
ct al, defendants. No. 5,725.
TN obedience to a decree of the Court of Com
of Ohio, made in the above entitled cause the
undersigned, as Sheriff of said County, acting
Wednesday,
The 1st day of October, 1870,
AT ten o'clock a.. M, at the door of the court
house i'll the city of Springfield, Clark County,
highest bidder the folio wing described property
of the Springfield, Jackson & Pomeroy r. r
City of Springfield, Clark County, Ohio, and
extending through the Counties of Clark Madi-
Vinton and Meigs to the City of Poneroy SeGSoh IN
Meigs County, Ohio, including all the estate
ments; which said railroad is constructed and
in operation from the City of Springfield Clark
County, Ohio, to the village of Eurekaville, in
Jackson County, Ohio, point five miles east
of Jackson G. H. on the route of said railroad
TO the said City of Pomeroy, and all its rail
ways,sde tracks, turn outs and branch roads all
its depots, stations and round houses, car and
machine shops, and all its other houses, shops
and buildings; and all Its bridges, culverts
fences and all Its other structures; all its ties
rails. switches, spikes, and all other materials
all its locomotives, tenders, engines, cars, and
all its other rolling stock and equipments of
instruments, furniture, and implements OF every
kind; all material, fuel, articles, goods and
chattels PROVIDED s Ior use IN connection with
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
mixed of every kind whatsoever, which in any
way belongs or appertains to its said railroad
or its appurtenances.
The above property is appraised as an entire
ty at S6j2, ,4l0.73.
rolling stock and personal property will also be
offered for sale separately, viz:
eooer stoves Il book
lamps, locomotives. 70 fat cars 7 & SSoi1 s. p
coal l,,ean cars. b Exs s.: box cars, j. S., AK
hydraulic Wheel 4e press boIa f9 cutter raa ana
So. taps, dies, &c, 20 in lathe, set hand taps,
ien from to b in nfao by to Ing stand stocks and
lbs steel lathes and planer tools, 1850 lbs. cold
rolled shafting, $50 lbs. 2}s in. cold rolled
in. pulley, 2lxs in puIIeys, 36x5 in. puileys,
p1ey Rs ~ pSeya Pns 5xs paeys a2kS IN
l2xS in. pulley. l6xS in. pulley. l I2E9 in. pull
Jones & Loughlin's(, i No. S steam fire pump,
| No. power pump No. boiler feed, l % in +.
anvils, sett smith Tools i5j feet ~ in ire
hose, $3.50 lbs. new bar iron, 2GO lbs. new bar
steel lbs 80 sfee m 81 iron % ~ lbsi bstey castings s n
in. single betting 81 it. in single betting, 30 ft.
in single betting, 2s 1t: in single betting, a
gals. OIL so gals. engine oil, l22 gals. cylinder
oil, 25 gals signal oil, bbls. dope, q gals lin
seed oil, I'D lbs. waste, 2 ten bbl. oil cans, one
bbl. oil cans, pair scales, 5squirt cans, adzes
l sledge, spike mauls stone hammers, axes,
tern globes, 14O coach candles, 30 feet bell cord
SO headlight chimneys, dOO eagle packing, 2
dozen brooms, 10 pick handles, II axe helves, 36
maui handles A picks, 200 lbs - in. rivets, 800
clad paint So dozen shovels, 2 long handle
shovels, kegs crossing spikes, kegs fish plate
bolt washers, $3.50 lbs. fish bolts, pair pipe
I bellows | h1 nd he
lows, 500 lbs. new brass, 800 lbs. old brass, 400
links S,o24 lbs, $50 pins 81 $500 lbs monkey
adzes, l3 hand saws, Al spike mauls 53 linin
bars, 20 claw bars II oil cans, 35 track wrenches,
brush Cythes, push and iron cars, lis picks,
spuds fences, long handled shovels, teIe-
graph spoons sledge hammers, drills, iron,
wheel barrows. grubbtng hoes, kegs powder
3 transits, levels, flag rods, level rods, 2
lumber at Springfield, Washington c. H., Green
field, Bainbridge and Summit 6,400 IT., 7,77S
176022i0 tons 30 10. rail- l9t)-220 tons 80 10. rail-
No. cast frog steel cap postal scale, office
ger coach and passenger and baggage coach.
The above personal property is separately ap
praised at S3l 4l0.13 and the residue of the en-
trety hereinbefore first described will be offered
separately, is appraised at S62l,OJO.
The above properties will be offered for sale
both separately and as an entirety and will be
sold separately or as an entirety, whichever
way 1t will bring the highest price.
The person bidding i'll the said railroad will
be required to forthwith pay secure to the sat
| isfaction of the undersigned the sum of Fifty
Thousand Dollars, as part paymen OF the price
thereof, and in the event of his failure so to do,
his bid will be declared void and said sale pro-
| ceed without regard to his bid. Bonds issued
under the mortgage of the said Springfield
| jackson u Pomeroy Railroad Company, dated
| February 5th, 1873, with all coupons attached,
will be received as a security from the pur-
| chasers of said railroad and property for al
| that part of the purchase money over and
| above the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars to be
| paid secured forthwith as before stated al
| such per cent Nine Hundred Thousand
| Dollars bears to the amount of said sale.
| ELIJAH q. COFFIN,
| Sheriff of Clark Comfy, Ohio, acting as Master
| Commissioner.
Springfield Ohio, Aug. %, 1879.