The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-22

NOTICE OF SALE OF MINING
property.-Public notice is hereby given L
that on June 9TH. 1896, in the superior
court OF Hartford county. in the state OF
Connecticut in a certain action then
pending in said court. of D. r. Fyler fsl-
surance commissioner, against The Char
ter Oak Life Insurance company, appiica-
ton In due form OF law was made 70 said
court IN said action, by Isaac w. Brooks
and Edmund A. Ssedman. as receivers OF
the said Charter Oak Life Insurance COM
pany, showing 10 said court among other
That among the assets of said insrr-
ance company which they acquired by
virtue of their said appointment was a
valuable interest in the Mono silver
mine, situated IN Utah. and also certain
rights IN and to mining tunnel called
the Aetna Tunnel. which was being
worked IN connection with said Mono
mine, and also in connection with said
mine certain machinery and personal
property used in the operation OF said
mine"
That by court proceedings and sale
under order Of court the title to said
Mono mine and the machinery connected
Herewith has become vested in your ap-
picantS as such receivers
1t now becomes necessary to close out
the Few remaining assets OF said Charter
oak Lie insurance company in order to
enable your applicants to make a final
dividend and settlement of said estate
Iney therefore ask authority from this
court 10 offer the said Mono mine ard
machinery and any and all interest which
tney may have in or to said Aetna T1n-
mel .' LOT sala at public auction, to be sold
70 the person or party who shat make
the highest bid therefor. said sale to be
for cash upOn delivery of the deed within
thirty days after such sale"
That afterwards, tO-wit. on June 18th.
lSSb. IN said court. In said action, said
court upon hearing of said application.
mace the following order, to-wit:
Upon the foregoing application OF
isaac W. Brooks and Edmund \ Sted-
man, receivers Of The Charter Oak Life
insurance company, and on motion OF
Charles e. Gross. of counsel for said re-
celVers. 1t is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed, That the said receivers be and
they hereby are authorized and ernpovT-
ered 70 sell at public auction the real
and personal property and all rights con-
nected herewith described in or referred
10 IN SAID application. 10 be sold to the
/ person or party who shall make the high
/ eSt DID therefor, for cash upon delivery
! OF Geed within thirty days after said sale.
sad public sale shall be made III Salt
/ Lake City, in Utah. during the month OF
! August, 1896, and the said receivers are
1 directed TO advertise said auction sale in
! two newspapers published in Salt Lake
} City, and also in the New York Engineer
/ ing q Mining Journal, published in New
I York city, twice each week for four
/ weeks preceding said sale; and upon said
/ sale said receivers are empowered to con-
vey TO the purchaser said property and
ROBINSON. Judge"
Now therefore, under and in pursuance
/ Of said order, and Of the power and au-
I thority in law in them vested. the under
/ signed. said receivers OF said Charter Oak
/ Life insurance company, will. between
/ the hours of Il o'clock noon and o'clock
/ p. M, Oh Saturday. the 18th day OF Au-
| gust, 1896 at the west front entrance to
/ the city and county building, IN the city
| and county of Salt Lake. in the state %
/ Utah, offer for sale. and sell at public
| auction to the person or persons who
/ shall make the highest bid therefor for
cash, upon delivery of the deed therefor
/ by said receivers, within thirty days after
! said sale, all the right, title and interest
/ vested in. and which they now, as re-
! ceiveTs, as aforesaid. have, Of in and to
the following described mining claim and
machinery and tunnel claim and other
property connected herewith situate IN
Ophir mining district. in Tooele county,
state Of Utah, described as follows, to-
wit:
That certain mining claim situate In
said district commonly known as and
called the Mono mine, being more partic-
ularly described as follows, to-wit:
Mineral entry No. 1O5 in the series OF
the land Office at Salt Lake City Utah,
designated by the surveyor general as
lot No. 70 containing 1851 acres of land,
more or less, and according to the return
/ on file in the general land office in said
city of Salt Lake, described and correctly
/ described, with magnetic variation at is
degrees 30 minutes east. as follows, to-
! wit: Beginning at corner No. 1, a post
marked No. 1, lot 46, thence south SO de-
grees, 80 minutes east, Loco feet to COR
ner No. 2, a post marked No. 2, lot No as,
from which a fir tree seventeen inches in
diameter marked b. T. bears north Il
degrees 80 minutes west at the distance
of 21.5 feet, thence from said corner No.
2 north s degrees 80 minutes east 100 feet
to corner No. 3, post marked No 3 lot
No. 46, from which FIR tree seventeen
inches in diameter marked B. T. bears
north &c degrees west at the distance OF
thirteen feet, and United States mineral
monument No. s, a fir tree seventeen
inches in diameter marked u. S. NJ. No.
on the south side, and u. 5. mineral
monument No. on a board nailed on the
east side bears north 50 degrees west at
the distance of 1862 feet; thence from said
corner No. north SO degrees go minutes
west 1.6OO feet to corner No. l. a post
marked No. 4. lot No. As; thence south
6 degrees 90 minutes west 80 feet to a point
from which discovery stake bears north
50 degrees 30 minutes west, AT distance
of 500 feet, 100 feet to the place of be-
ginning. A description of which is also
found recorded in the recorders Office IN
said county of TOoele in book BIB of rec
Nevertheless, however, reserving and ex-
Guiding therefrom all that part thereof
which is situate east Of the center OF
the ravine crossing said premises near
est the eastern boundary thereof. which
ravine is further designated and identified
as the one in which living spring rises
a short distance above the north bound
airy of said premises" Together with all
and singular the tenenents, hered1ta-
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appertatn1ng, in
Guiding all hosting works, engines and
machinery, tailings and property therein
and thereon.
Also in the same district and near by
the same, and once worked In relation to
said NINE that certain mining tunnel
commonly known and called in that vi
cinity "The Aetna Tunnei."
Upon such sale being so made, and the
purchase money paid, said receivers will
convey said property 10 the purchaser
within thirty days after said sale.
This July 18th, 1896.
ISAAC BROOKS and
EDMUND A. STEDN1AN.
Receivers as Aforesaid.
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