The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1896-09-12

f~fty-one. hfty-two, hfty-six, ffty-seven, fifty
eight. hfty-nine, sixty, sixty-one, sixty-two,
feet off of lot number siXty-eight, on the north
side, running east and west: and twenty feet
off of lot siXty-seven, on the north side, run
ming east and uest; the interest conveyed in
above described lots in both of said additions
of said town of wellington is all the stone coal
underlying said lots, with the right to mine,
eXcavate and remove the same, and to perform
all necessary work to remove same, but with
IOut sinking shafts or cutting holes In surface
of said lots; also all stone coal underlying the
the public square of said town of Wellington,
Missouri, and under following streets and
thereto, to-wit; Walnut, Cherry and Vine
streets; also that part of following streets
east of Walnut street, in said town, to-wit:
First. Second, Third, Nourth and Fifth streets,
the same being in OH Town of Wellington;
also that portion of Arabeltn, Afford and
town, cast of said Walnut street; also all
alleys lying east of Walnut street, in said
town.; provided, always, in mining and eXca-
waiting said coal from under said public square,
streets and alleys, the gangways passing
through the same shall be well supported, ana
no interference shall in any way be made with
the surface of said ground; or shall any open
ing TIC made any where in the surface for any
purpose in mining said coal; the said coal I'M
der said public square and streets and alleys
I'm said town of wellington, having been con-
veyed to Wellington Coal Company, by deed.
in book number 81, page 23l. in Office
of recorder of deeds for Lafayette county,,
Missouri; now only such rights and privileges
rs were conveyed by said deed from town OF
Wellington, recorded in said book number 81,
page 23i. are intended to DC hereby conveyed;
also the following personal property used In
connection with mining said coal landS. to-wit:
One boiler, two pumps, twenty-five coal bug
giles, one horse, harness, sweep, ana hosting
apparatus; also all ties, iron rails on switch
and in mines; all lumber and other fixtures
attached to said real estate now, or hereafter
attached thereto, and used in mining the coal
from said lands; this deed of trust being given
subject to n judgment rendered ut the Decem-
beI term of the Lafayette county circuit
court, in favor of Ida johnson VS.. said Wei
liuRtOn Coal COmnAnY. ana MncrelS, ueIuulI
has been made in the payment of the principal
and interest of all six OF said notes, Which arc
now due and unpaid; and said deed OF trust
provides that a sale may be made upon such
default; and whereas, by the terms OF said
deed of trust it is provided that In the absence,
of said trustee, the (thenl acting sheriff of
Lafayette county, Missouri, may act in stead
OF said trustee; and Whereas, said John u
Worthington, trustee, has refused to make
such sale; now, therefore,, Mt the request OF
the legal holders of all six of said notes, i, the
undersigned now sheriff OF Lafayette county,
Missouri. and acting trustee, in accordance
with the provisions of the said deed of trust,
will offer for sale and sell, at public ~endue
to the highest bidder, for cash. nj the court
house door. in the city of Lexington, Lafay-
cite county. Missouri, all of the above de
scribed personal property, mining privileges
and real estate, ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1895,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and Ave o'clock in the afternoon OF that
day, or So much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the payment of said six notes and
interest and the costs OF executing this trust.
Lexington, Mo, August "a, 1896.
ZACH W. WRIGHT,
s-29-5t Sheriff and Acting Trustee.