El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-04
Notice of Receivers Sale.

lie Notice is hereby given that, pursua s,.
q of the United States for tn
n western district of Texas, made o
9 the 18th day of April, 1897, I, R. F
+ Beckham, receiver of the Ell PasO Ma
tional bank of Texas, will cell at publ
l vendue, to the highest bidder for cash
at the court house of the county of E
> Paso, state of Texas, in the city of E
!, Pa-o, on the 18th day of May, 1897, be
tween the hours of 10 q. M. and p. m.
the following described property:
, ALI of the notes, accounts, claims
judgments, and securities thereon, be
longing to the Ell Paso National bank
of Texas, a description of which is fully
set out in exhibits A, B and G., attach
ed to the application for sale filed in
said court on the 9th day of April, 1897,
in cause No. 21O styled ''Exparte r. E.
Beckham, receiver of the Ell Paso Ma.
tional bank of Texas" application for
order of ssle,' and the amendment
thereto filed April 18th, 1897, to which
application and exhibits A, B and G.
ana amended application reference is
| hereby made for a more particular de-
scription of the assets and personal
property herein offered for sale.
Each note, account, claim, judgment
and article will be sold separately ex-
cept that where there are one or more
claims against the same person or COM
pany, said claims will be sold together
as one item.
Said sale if not concluded on said day
will continue on ensuing days until
completed.
The receiver will deliver to each
purchaser upon his paying the amount
of his bid, the note, account, claim or
Judgment, and securities therefor, if
any. and the personal property, aud
execute to thI purchaser such assign
ment, without recourse on said bank or
said receiver, as may be necessary to
pass the title to such purchaser with
out further order or approval by the
court.
Also at the same time and place the
county of Ell Paso, state of Texas, to-
wit:
1st. An undivided one fourth in
terest in that part of block No. 80 of
the city of Ell Paso, Texas, (as desig-
mated on the Arson Mills map of said
city, described as follows: Beginning
on the east line of Oregon street, and |
southerly from the northwest corner of |
said block; thence with said street 81
feet: thence easterly and at right angles |
to said street, 120 feet; the nee norther-
ly, and parallel with laid Oregon
street, 81 feet: and theLee westerly,
and at right angles to said street, 12O
feet to the place of beginning.
said block No. 35, viz: Beginning at
the point where the south line of East
Overland street intersects the west line
Of Utah street in said city: thence
along the west Line Of Utah
street, So feet and 8 incaes: thence
westerly parallel with Owe land street,
"A feet; thence northerly parallel with
Utah street, Sc feet and 8 inches to the
south line of East Over and street,
hence easterly, with the south line of
East Overland street, A feet to the
place of beginning.
3. The following parcel IN lot 167 in
block No. 80 in said city OF Ell Paso, ,
beginning at point on the north line
If said block No. 35, and the south line
If East Overland street at the point l
vhere the east line of an alley inter-
ects said street, being the northwest ;
corner of said lot 167; thence easterly
Llong the south line of East Overland
street, A feet: thence at right angles to {
aid street. southerly, 81 feet inches
o the north line of lot 166 in said
}. ock; thence westerly at right angles
With the northerly line of lot 166, Al
eet to said alley; thence northerly
long the east line of said alley, Sc feet
inches to the place of beginning, be-
ng the west A feet of said lot 167. 9
4. The following parcel in block No.
) of said city of Ell Paso, as shown on
Hills map of same, viz: The north p d
eet and 10 inches of said lot 166, in
aid block, bounded as follows, viz:
on the west line of Utah
treet, Sc feet and inches, southerly
rom the intersection of the south line n
# East Overland street, with the west
inc of Z tab street: thence sOutherly
With he west line of Utah street, p
eet and 10 inches; thence at right an /
lies, westerly, and parallel with East
overland street, 120 feet to an alley;
hence northerly along the easterly a
Inc of said alley, 81 feet and 10 inches; F
hence at right angles easterly, and {
eet to the place of beginning. This
ract Is subject to a vendors len In !,
avor of A. NJ LOOMS for $S33.34, bear
ng ten per cent interest per aunum
rom 18Th DAY of August, 1892, anu 10
er cent attorneys fees.
3. Lots No. q and %, in block No.
5, and lots No. 20, 30, 81 and 81, in
aid city of Ell Paso known as Franklin
ieights, and formerly as Morehead' S
ddiJIon,
4. An undivided one eighth inter-
st in and to 500 and 35-100 acres of land
emaining out of $40 acres, situated in
Il Paso county, Texas, lying about four
niles north II degrees east from Paso :
ell Norte, patented to Valentine and
ohnathau H. Winters, assigness of
Peter U. Prldham, by patent No. $50,
Tol. 8, by virtue of unconditional GER
ifcate issued to said Pridham, by the
oard of land commissioners OF Victo-
ia county, Texas, April l, 1874; said
90 ao-lQU acres being that portion of
aid Pridham survey of $40 acres re-
naming after deducting the following
racts, lo-wit: 13. 15-1O0 acres out of
he northeast corner of said survey
old to G. r. Morehead and others; II
ores sold to Dennis Finn and 20 acres
old to A. Hampton and 7. p. Shelton.
I. Five hundred acres of land, being !
portion of survey No. 157, of one
iXth of "a league on the north side of
he Rio Grande river, situated in Ell
'aso county, Texas, about ten and a
lalf miles above the town of Ell PasO,
TINS. Reuinp at a lime ,