The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-05-08
(FirSt puhlinatio-l March 81 1900 \

First publication March q, 1897
STAIE OF WiSCONSIN-CIRCUIT COURT FOR
- MANITowoC COUNTY.
Charles L. Spindler, Plaintiff, VS., Dietrich
Roepke, Anna Roepke his wife, Carl Frlederlchs,
A. j. Endries, Wenzel Smazel, The Rand d Roe
mer Hardware Company domestic corporation,
William Meyer, Philip Schrage, c.. A. Gielow,
and William Hemschemeyer. Defendants
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of and
pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and order
of sale made and entered in the above entitled
action at general term of SAID court for said
county held in the court house in the city Of Man
ltowoc IN SAID county commencing on the All,
day of June 1890. the undersigned as sheriff of
said county, will sell at public auction TO the
highest and best bidder for cash. at the
sheriff's office in the court house. in the
city and county of Mcnito,yoc, Wisconsin,
on Saturday the 10th day OF May 4 D., 1880 at 10
amount adiudged to the plainti for principal,
interest taxes and costs, all the premises GeScrb-
ed in said Judgment as follows towit: all that
part of the west half of the southeast quarter of
section thirty-tour IN township meteen north of
range twenty-three east, in the county of Manito-
voc, State of Wisconsin bounded as follows:
Beginning at the south east corner of said tract
and running thence north on the 1-16 line to
certain point stake IN the center line of the
called Green Bay Road on true variation de-
grees L. minutes east, distance of S5-1G0 chains,
thence running on a true variation south 50 de-
grees west the center line of said road to GER
tain stake therein, distance of 50-l00 chains,
thence running on true variation of north II de-
grees west to the bank of the mill pond. dis
lance of 30-1OU CHAINS. thence across said mill
pond on same variation a distance of two 10-lOO
chains. thence running OH same variation a dis
tance of 50-l00 chains to certain stake. thence
running true variation of south degrees
81 minutes west to ban of the mill pond, DIS
lance of one 20-i0u chains, thence running same
variation across the mill pond distance of
5-10G chains thence running on same varia-
ton distance of 50-10O CHAINS TO an iron post,
thence running true variation of south II de-
grees west to post distance of one 75-l00 chains
thence running true variation of south .O5
degrees east to a certain stake on the town line
4 D.
said section No. thirty-four distance of one 90
100 chains, thence running on true variation of
degrees 10 minutes east on SAID town line to the
place of beginning distance of fifteen 50-IUQ
chains containing eleven 50-1C0 acres of land and
another tract of land beginning at f certain point
or stake IN the town line 9S-ltU chains east of
the north quarter post of Section No, three (3)
township No, eighteen (l3J north of Range No.
twenty-'hree (33) east in said county and state,
and running thence on a true variation of south
degrees east to a certain point stake dis
lance of two 50-100 chains thence running east
parallel to said town lire to certain stake dis
lance of Ii 2-10O chains, thence running north on
a true variation degrees ID minutes east to
certain stake one 1870 chains west of the place
of the beginning of the land first hereinbefore
described distance of 2 50-100 chains and west
said town line to the place of beginning, dis
lance of IA 2-100 chains containing three aO-1tO
acres of land, in all fifteen acres of land,
which said described tracts of land the called
Roepke's Flour mill. Saw mill, a small Dwelling
and Granary are situated with all the tools
and machinery belonging to SAID mills. And
all that part OF the Southwest quarter and that
part of the west hGf of the southeast quarter of
said section thirty-four CD which is covered by
the water of the so called Silver Lake and Silver
Creek from shore to shore at high water mark,
including the whole of said Silver Lake with the
island therein and said Silver Creek with the
right to keep and maintain a mill dam across
Silver Creek at its present hight of II feet head,
together with all other water privileges and fran
chises thereunto belonging, including the right
and privilege of fishing on said lake. and boating
thereon, subject only to thepriyileges granted on
said Silver Lake and Creek to thu owner. occu-
pant mortgages of the west half o: the north
half of the northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of said section.
Dated at Manitowoc Wis March 70, 1897.
FRANK ZEMAN Sheriff
mays of Ianitowoc county, Wis.
Schmitz Kirwan. Pitts Atty.