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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-25

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OFA DEED
OF trust dated the 18th day of April 1898. and
recorded In the Clerks office of the Huatinrs
Court OF the city of Roanoke Va, in deed hook
~, page 239, In which G. NJ. Berlin convened 70
the undersigned certain real estate In CITY OF
Roanosc, Va, in trust to secure TO tho Roanoke
Building Company the payment OF the sum OF
100, evidenced by notes therein set out; and
default having been made In the pay ment or part
OF SAID debt and being requested by the holder of
said notes so to do, shall. ON SATURDAY
APKlL Is, 1891, Ar 10 O'CLOCK NJ in front
OF the courthouse, in the city OF Roanoke. Vn.
proceed 10 sell at public auction to the highest
to-wlt: ~ o0u'
=, certain lot OF land, beginning at n point on
inc cast eide OF Jefferson street 1OU ct north OF
Marion street, thence south 50 degrees SOminutes
east lao rect to point, thence north degrees 10
minutes east 6O feet to a point. thence north 80
ucgrccs ~ minutes west 1i5 feet to Jefferson
street, thcncc with Jefferson street south die
grees ~ minutes west 80 feet to the bcCinninr
nclng lot No. Z, as shown by plan of pro1erty of
the konnoke Building Company.
TERMS: Cash ne to past due notes and interest
amounting to about 800, and costs of sale in.
cluding n trustees commission OF 5 per cent tho
sum OF S25U, payable in monthly payments OF
SlV per month, beginning ON the 18th day of Nav
1871, and continuing to fall due on 18th of each
month thereafter for "a consecutive months with
lnterest on each OF said payments from the 18th
OF Aprii 1879, until paid S5l5 payable on the 18th
aay OF Apiii, 1896, with interest from April 10.
1919, ana balance, II any, payable in one and two
years from date OF ealc with interest
40 - ID S. w. JAMESON. Trustee.
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TRusrnhs:., SALES

being known and described as lot No. In acc.
lion = ss shown by tho map Of the North Side
TERMS: Cash as to past due notes and Interest
amounting to about 1921. and tho COSTS of this
saie. naance II any, payable in one and two
years after date OF sale, with interest from date
ROANOKE TRUST, LOAN AND
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
BY P. L. TERRY, President. sSs'td
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\ Estate in the City or Roanoke. vain nnr
suance OF an order OF the board OF directors n,
me Lynchburg Perpetual Building and Loan
company. made March 81, 1894, the undersigned.
Gas ana ). b. Cash, her usband, dated October
q, 1852, to secure the said company will On
IhOhSpAf, APRIL %. 1884, ut iO:S0 O'Clock a
nnbTn tue premises proceed to sell by way OF
CITY OF ROANOKE, Va. and described aa follows:
one lot OF land and appurtenances thereon
lying and being in the city Of Roanoke, Va. and
bounded as follows, to wit:
Beginning at point on tho north aidc NJ
Chufcn street 100 feet cast OF q 20 foot alley
n0tth degrees east 165 feet to an alley thence
Win SAID alley north So degrees is minutes east
U o.. iiv ~ Ieet to point thence south degrees
west ~ 9.lO feet to Church street, thence with
SAID street north IS degrees west So feet to the
pace or bcgianing, being the lot conveyed to the
ss, u Leuon,a Cash by Lewis F. Pedigo by deed
a January Is 1889, and recorded In the clerks
once OF the Hustinge Court of the CITY OF Roam
oke; deed book "a, page 205
iEhMo: cash as to S221.77 (dues and fines In
penses OF sale and any taxes or premiums for in
SuIancc on SAID property due and unpaid AS to
oaiance que the Lynchburg Perpetuai Building
tbe oh Hnm company the purchaser is to assume
perpetual Building and Loan Company to nav
t ,Se sum OF SlLul on the second Monday of Nav
i ioat, ana Sltol per mouth for the next succeed.
Ing sixty-four nor this on the second EMopdsy In
each month subject to all the conditions and
slpulations contained in the bond and deed Of
trust H executed ny Levonia Cash on the 9Th day
VI Uc.oncI; lee9 TO the trustees OF the said conf
pany II there be any residue II shall be upon a
credit OF one and two years in equal in stalmen,s
Win interest from day of sale, evidenced by neoo
taoIc notes and secured by deed OF trust upon
~ ~ & ~ me city and State taxes for 1894
~ DC palu TOT oy the purchaser
s. 5z :: i E II aa SHE Trustees
4 Is II 10 81 oG N'A''
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rausTRH.s. SALES.

TRUSTER'S SALE--WHERRAS 1n1s1,a m
d. R 2. Tust Was e!ecnted BY A. L. Short,
n Van Horn and Olivia Van Horn, his vile. to
that s sa =. ABBOTT and James &. Ratchford and
Nav eIifSs,ssssors who are trustees, bearing date
aN :, 1914 anu recorded In the clerks Office Of
S Ssd hSstipgs Court for the city OF Roanoke In
H az oook a. page 80, to secure tho perform ancc
certain bond executed by tie said 4. L. Sibert.
a., d, r; Barbour and II. T. van Horn, OF even
f tSs with said decd for the payment OF 500 to
Of s Senlral City building and Loan Association.
o1t IIy,racase, N. r., In accordance with their
W iiGieS O. associstion; and wheroa. tte said
tees, have resigned the said trust and the Judge
ala INC Hustlngs Coust for the city OF Roanoke
unde 8a the soth day OF March. 1s appoint tho
a Wii stead of William &c. Abbott auu James l.
rino vdaboro, trustees after legal notice, pro
ana whereas default has been made 10 the con.
ddi.l9ns ana payment mentioned in said bond aud
aced OF trust for more than six months, and hay.
ing poem Iequired so to do by the beneficiary,
o,e central City Building and Loan Association
o onS SyIacuse n II shall by virtue of said decd
TUESDAY, THE ISL DAY OF MAY, iSsi, AT ia
conveyed in said deed and being ali tn. coptai1
i9t or parcel OF land with improvements thereon
s situated In the city Of Roanoke and state Vr
south OF Te se s1ai thence er
" %it Tn street south 16 degrees 80 minutes west
- rect to an alley. thence with said alley north
% degree 10 inmates west 125 feet to n point,
lncncc north 10 degrees 90 minutes 25 feet to
an az alley thence with said alley south "a degrees
~ minutes east l25 feet to street. tho place OF
ne, D,eginning, and known as lot No. /, as shown by
the map Of the Van Horn, Sibcrt and Barbour
addition. on file in the clerks office of the Hus-
Virginia. ~ ~ "a
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay all costs OF ex-
etcnting this trust, including tho commi ssion to
s saS 5ns rust and to pay or tho amount of the
IN tue aggregate. including costs, to about $3.50,
anu inc baiai &C. IL any, in one and two equal an
interest from date, the purchaser executing
NEGOTIABLE notes for the deferred payments and
secured by n deed OF truet on the premises sold.
IL tds &. Ii. VINES, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF real. ESTATE-BY
= virtue OF a deed of trust dated the 18th day OF
December, 1892 from Kate L. Wotz and hnsb
to II X. Douglas and Thos. w. Miller trustees.
which deed is Of record in the clerks office of the
corporation court for the city of Roanoke in deed
book "a, page 81, to secure to the Middle States
Loan, Building and Construction Company. of
Hngerstown, Maryland, the payment OF the dues.
interest. premiums and fines therein stipnlatcd
TO be paid, and default having occurred in the
payment OF the said dues, premiums and inter
ests ana lines TO: the space of six months and
more; and being requested so to do by the said
Middle States Loan, Building and Construction
Company. we will, ON WEDNESDAY,, TILE 2D
DAY OF MAY, 1894, AT 1915 O'CLOCK p NJ in
front OF tho courthouse OF the city of Roanoke
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, all that certain parcel OF land lying in the
lows: " wi
Beginning at point on the north side of Pit
ton street 11S 36 feet west of Park street thence
north % degrees east 1872 81 feet to an alley
with said alley north II degrees 8 minutes west
au5 fect TO Il point on same thence south % de-
grees west 1854 feet to Patton street, thence
with Patton street south Is degrees east 40 iect
to the beginning; being lot No. II, in section Is,
az shown by the map OF the Rogers, Fairfax and
Houston Addition to the city OF Roanoke. Vir
ginia. -
TERMS: Cash rs to enough to pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay the amount now
que and In arrears on said interest, premiums
fines and dues, viz: StoS.i0, and the residue shall
be payable in two equal annual payments of one
payments to be secured by deed trust upon the
property and to bear interest from the day OF sale
upon this land is constructed convenient and
desirable dwelling house.
II. K. DOUGLASS,
oo,., THOS. w. MILLER,
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eass 20 feet to Brooke street, the placs or
u.s "a and known sas part of lot 4 in
y Maaa =, shown on the map OF the Roanoke.
A" = ER sHH Improvement Company.
ocnt casn snulcicn. to pay HI costs or ex-
ecut.Dg this trust, inc uding a Commission IN ~.
hond ~ and to pay on the amount OF the said
tb Una m.tn aIrearages due thereon, amounting in
the balance, Il any, in one and two equal ANIMAL
nsstamente due in IL and "a me nths, with inter
cst from Date, the purchaser executing nepotiahio
n ao ior the deferred payments and secured b1
oceu OF trust on the premises sold "
X Ia C. IL VINES Trr,t..
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TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DRKn

BY p. L. TERRY, President.
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e ~
THU srnEs' SALES.

Barbour and Van Horn addition to the city OF
Roanoke, on Gle In tho clerks oSicc Of the Hust-
ginia.
TERMS: Cash Sufficient to pay all costs OF OK.
ecuting this trust, including tho commission 70
the trustee, and to pay or the amount OF the said
Ing In the erTreSste. includine costs 10 aSout
$780,, and tho balance II any, In one and two
equal annual instalments, duo in 10 and "a months
with interest from date, tho purchaser executing
negotiable notes for tho deferred payments aud
secured by decd OF trust on tho premises sold.
al I'd G.. II. VINES, Trustee.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-05

Sewing Machines r,a" laa'.a,ssS s% q 'soi lor
s years. For further information call
on or write to +. u. Will's music store
Albany, Or.
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Land Case.

1t VIII be highly gratifying to the
people Of Brownsville to know that the
interior department has approved the
bill of Hermann to settle the title to
the land recently filed on by one
Monk, in this city. The bill was in
troduced BY Mr.. Hermann in the in
terest of the property owners and has
been explained in this paper in a pre-
vious issue. 1t is probable that the
bill will pass early IN the present ses-
sion Of congress here was time
when some of the people felt rather
sore over the matter, but the impart
ing of this knowledge will set their
minds Ut rest once more, and we trust
will teach such land rustlers as the
one referred to lesson.- Times.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-05

G. B. Montague, as mayor, with the
and officers, being sworn
in, the new mayor addressed the old
and newsmembers in few well chos-
zen and wise remarks, delivered in his
most graceful manner. He felt the
need, in those universally hard times,
OF strict economy. He was pleased
with the actions of the old council and
was confident Of the support Of the
new council in his efforts to guide the
city safely through the new year. The
mayors were warmly congratulated
upon their pleasing address.
The council was then called to order
by Mayor G. B. Montague.
The roll was called the following
couDcilmen being present: q. w.
A Rice, Ed. Kellenberger, G. 7. Cotton,
4 D. Andrews, J.. G. Reed and S. IL.
Myers.
On motion S. NJ. Garland was unan-
imously elected city attorney for the
ensuing year.
The bonds off NJ Miller, recorder,
J. F. Hyde, treasurer, and ?. W. Nor
gan, marshal, were presented and on
motion were approved, accepted, and
4 ordered placed Oh file
The following standing committees
were appointed:
Committee on ordinances-D. An
drews, j. G. Reed and $. H. Myers.
Committee on ways and means-S
f H. Myers, G. w. Rice and Ed. Kellen
/ berger.
Committee on accounts and curren
+. EXPENSES. w. Rice, D. Andrews
4 G. f. Cotton.
. Committee on streets and publ
: property : Ed, Kelenberger, G. ]
2 Cotton, J. G. Reed.
q Committee on licenses-J. g. Reee
r D. Andrews, S. H. Myers
e Committee on health aud police-C {
r. Cotton, G, W. Rice, Ed. Kellenbe
rs ger
) Council then adjourned until IL
Y next regular meeting.
Through the mayor, Recorder Mill
d invited all, both old and new counci
" men, down to the st. Charles hote
where an oyster supper Wis prepare
Is for them, to which they all did fu
ss justice.
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rsnnoyer,. Le..sr severely crltlol.ed.

A Joint meeting Of the Salem Board
oe Trade and citizens Of Salem was held
at the Hotel Willamette on the 9th
inst. for the purpose of taking some
action upon the Christmas letter ad-
dressed to President Cleveland by the
governor of Oregon, in which It was
stated that about three-quarters OF a
million of 0regon's population were
out of an employment and l0O,OOO
more were in destitute circumstances.
AT the meeting the following resolu-
tion was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The governor Of the state
of Oregon has abused the official posi-
tion conferred upon him by the people,
by addressing to the president ofthe
United States letter containing GER
tain statements injurious TO the COM
monwealth and calculated to create an
erroneous impression in the minds Of
those not acquainted with the facts,
thereby deterring those who might
contemplate engaging IN productive
industries here, therefore:
Resolved, that we, the board OF trade
and business men Of Salem, most EN-
| rhatically deny the assertions OF the
governor and brand his statements as
false, and aver that Notwithstanding
the prevailing depression, there is no
widespread destitution or actual want
in Oregon, and that the governor IN
claiming two-tbirds of our people are
without employment while one-third
are without means of subsistence, wa
guilty of gross misrepresentation ant
we request our representatives in-eon
gress to present these resolutions to tn
President of the United States, and t
deny in both senate and house I'll
truth of the governors statements
While admitting that Oregon is sui
fering from prevailing hard times, W
confidently claim that there is less po,
erty here, in proportion to the popuii
ton, than in any state in the Unio
: and the prospects for the future are el
= cellent."
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Orders were received Saturday by
the Touring mills at Salem from the
manager, Geo. b. Wilcox, to shut
down. Owing to decline of export
trade and large surplus stocks on hand
at Portland, Oregon City, Albina and
Salem, the mills will be shut down for
a time. Both the mills in this city
will be idle until Foreign demand in
creases, or local trade exhausts their
stock. The Salem Touring mills were
operated for all but six weeks out OF
seven months from June lst, having
lsin idle only fol high water. The
Willamette Valley plant--the big mills
of North Salem, did not run as long,
but turned out more product. The
two mills have pay roll of about forty
men, and it is to be regretted that they
cannot run all the year round. This
order affects all the export mills in th'
valley, as we understand it.--Salen
Journal.
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The state hoard af equalization has /
been In session iN Salem for several
days, Oh Tuesday the board spant
the entire day with assessments on
town lots, and the result Of It's labors
is the following permanent equaliza-
ton:
Assessment raised 10 per cent in Ba-
ker, Clackamas, jackson, Josephiue,
klamath, Lake, Linn, Polk and Yam
hill, 20 per cent in Clatsop and Wash
ington; reduced 10 per cent IN Coos and
Marion, Is per cent in Sherman and
20 per cent in Columbia. !.
On agricultural lands the assessne'
was reduced 10 per cent in Ma
county, raised 10 per cent in Mult
nah and Washington counties, al
raised 20 per cent in Polk county. In,
the remaining counties the assessment
was left as arranged by the county
boards Of equalization
By this action the assessment Of
Linn county is raisedSl55,O22. County
Judge Duncan, Assessor Deakins and
others were before the uoard and
pointed out the injustice Of raising the
assessment on town lots in Linn couR-
ty, without avail. Ii those gentlemen
will come up this way they can buy
town lots for less than they want them
assessed at. A little judgment Is re-
quired of men even to act on the board
Of equalization.
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Notice.

Having opened shop III Lebanon,
] would say that am now prepared
TO make and repair boots and shoes Of
all descriptions. My prices will be ao-
cording to the times. IwlllirNlke line
sewed shoes Of the bat material ior
$780, pegged shoes, $500; mems half
soling, y cts,i womsn's 80 cents. l
can guarantee satisfaction and strictly
first-class work. Hoping to receiv
your patronage, am,
Yours truly,
e, REENIn
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PreaehB aP'HRR op70S''e 'loteI'
e, every sanoay at MA,
sundry school at 10
'nes'lng Wednesday at 7;so D. Ii.
2. R. LAMAR, Pastor.
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Notice.

s. Il. Frazier, dentist, with Dr. John
Welch, of Portland, Or, will, by re-
quest, come to Lebanon on Monday,
january Is, to remain two weeks, with
a view to locating, and will be glad to
see as many Of the citizens of Lebanon
and surrounding country as is possible
during that time. He comes prepared
to do any and all work in dentistry.
He gives as references Drs. John
Melch, of Portland, and l.. S. Skiff,
OF Salem, Or, both of whom are well
known all over the state,
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sherih.s sale.
In the Circuit Court Of the State or
Oregon for the County Of Linn.

In the Circuit Court Of the State or
Oregon for the County Of Linn.
E. Chamness, w. H. Sloperl
and J. E. Slipper, partners do
ing business under the firm
name of Chamness 4 Sloper
Bros, Plaintiffs,
VS..
D. G. Shepherd and - Shep-
herd, his wife, and the Water
loo Development Company, a
Corporation, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by
virtue of an execution and order Of sale
duly issued out of the above named
court, in the above entitled lit, will,
on Saturday, the 9th day Of January,
1894, at the front door Of the Court
House in the city Of Albany, Linn
County, Oregon, at the hour Of II
o'clock A. NJ. of said day, sell at public
auction, for cash in hand, to the high
est bidder, all the right, title and inter
est Of the Defts, D. Q. Shepherd ana
Mrs d. G. Shepherd, his wife, on the
5th day of January, 1898, In and to the
real property In the said execution and
order Of sale described, subject, how
ever, to the rights of the Waterloo De-
velopement Company, said real prop
erty being described as follows, t0-wit:
Lots 8, A, s &6 in Block AZ in the
town of Waterloo, Linn County, Ore
gon, together with the improvements
thereon.
The proceeds arising from said sale
, to be applied, first, TO the payment Of
the costs and disbursements Of said
suit, taxed ut $23 95, and the costs of
and upon said execution; second, 10
the payment Of the plaintiffs claim,
Ibtmounling to the sum Ut $55.Bl, with
| interest thereon from the 9th day of
January, 1903, at the rate of 5 per cent
per annum, and the further sim OF
$500 as attorneys fees, md the fur
ther sum of $500 for making aud re-
cording mechanics lien; and the over
plus, ifany, to be paid over to the said
Waterloo Developement Company up
on the purchase price Of sAitl land by
the said ID. G. shepherd; afl the re-
mainder, if any to the said ID. &.
Shepherd, his heirs or assigns
Dated this 4th day Of December, 1893
q. q JACKSON,
Sheriff Of Linn Co, Or
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Council Proceedings.

l
evening" IN regular ses>ion-
The roll was called. AL the nlembers
being present except Councilman Dal-
gleish.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved
uhe recorder, ,reasurer p" tenn,
street commissioner and chiet OF the
ttre department utade their final re-
rurts, all OF which were accepted aud
ordered placed "n file.
s. M. Garland rendered his resigna-
5ition as city attorneF- On motion ms
rsesignalion was accepted,
4 On motion she taEance of the city
money (aboui $22,D which was in the
bank at the time II closed, was referred
TO the new ouun,'ia-
f II was ordered that hereafter any
person, when ca he'd ou'by the marshd'
for assistance In making arrests, shah
be allowed 81 for his services.
The communication G j. Il. Whiting
! was read and apd the recorder ordered
to al.swer the satire aud that an order
be drawn on she treasurer for the
amount of his Aill,
Bills 10 the snnountcf SlSs'42 were
Z read and by motion the rules were sus
pended, and all were allowed and
warrant ordered drawn on the treas
urer for the sanae.
There being No more business 'tii'
old council tilen adjourned.
MAYOR MI11ER's ADDRESS.
After the Old council had TRANSACTED
its routine business, Mayor Miller De
livered an interesting address.
He gave earefally prepared sunl
mary Of the 6naneial condition Of th
city, extracts fromeybich are publishe'
below:
In his review II the proceedings 4
{, the council for 1885, he observed tha
the outgoing eouneil had entered npoi
m. their duties with considerable inden
edness I'd face. That the debt ha
been paid aud the city had been fu'
nished with iirst.class system OF WI
= ter works and electric lights, with
new crosswalks and with better cla
of sidewalks than ever before, with h
w. streets well graveied and with n III
bridge at the south end Of town.
That the city is free from contaginl
diseases, the laws Of the city are !
spected ana the people are general
v sober and industrious.
That the city is but little in debt OIL
that about $500 is now due the ei
from taxes, which can he collected,
Considering the great improvemet
made In 1893, the small indebtedne
v, found and the probable resources
Isthis year, the old council deserves 7
,thanks Of the city for their faithful
lsors.
The mayor gracefully thanked
council and city officials for their u
form courtesy to him, and predict
for the new cospcil . pleasant aud 81
csssful term.
STATEMENT OF ExPENDlTll RES.
IG. Cost
Electric lights and water..... ~. .~,.B'
gridses. .......................l 10;
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Send your name and address to
Read Peacock & Co., Albany, Oregon,
and mention the ExnRs1s, they will
mail you fashion ad free each
month. freaehh