The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1898-02-17
NOTICE.


wood and spruce logs then lying on the east
bank of the Kennebec River in Bingham in
Somerset County, and marked thus III W. and
being the same cut and hauled by Henry Wash
burns men for The Moosehead Pulp and Paper
Company, were duly attached as follows: On
the third day of May A. d. 1897, at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon, two hundred cords Of
said spruce wood and logs marked and de-
scribed above, being twenty-five tiers be-
ginning at east end OF pile, We're duly attached
on a writ dated March 3, 1897 in favor Of
Martin B. Hilton of said Bingham, for the sum
of $e645 90; on the twentieth day of said May at
ten O'Clock a M, seventy. five cords OF said
wood and logs marked and described above.
beginning at and taking two first tiers from
river, were duly attached en- writ dated May ii,
1897, in favor of Nelson Hayden of Madison,
in said County for the sum Of $4,000; on said
twentieth day of May at ten o'clock a. m.
seventy-fve cords Of said wood and logs marked
and described as above and being the third and
fourth tiers from the river, and running north
and south, were duly attached on a writ dated
May IL, 1897, in favor of Perle Small of said
Madison, for the sum of $4,000; on the
twenty second day of said May at nine o'clock
a. m. four hundred cords Of said wood and logs,
marked and described as above being the first
seventeen tiers from the river, were duly attach
ed on writ dated May 90, 1897, in favor Of
John Turner of Skowhegan in said County, for
the sum Of $ll2.0O; all said actions being
against Henry Washburn of said Bingham.
Said wood and logs were attached on each and
all OF said writs in order to enforce and secure
the said plaintiffs liens thereon for their per-
sonal labor and the labor Of their teams per.
formed in cutting and hauling said wood
and logs in the numbering season of 1867;
said wood and logs being attached on said last
named writ in order also to enforce and secure
the lien claims of Bert Farrand, William
Witham, Fred Murray and Newell Pomroy,
said lien claims being for sixteen dollars each,
for their personal labor in cutting and hauling
said wood and logs in the numbering season Of
1867, and being all duly assigned to said john
Turner. On the third day of said May, at
eleven o'clock a.. m. forty cords of said wood
and logs, marked and described as above, be-
ginning at twenty third tier from east end Of
pile, taking three tiers, were attached on writ
dated March 8, 1897. in favor OF Melvin A
Rowe of in said County. for the
sum of 1876. 10; on said third day of May, 1897,
at IL o'clock a. m. forty cords of said wood and
logs marked and described as above, taking the
thirtieth and thirty first tiers from east end of
pile, were duly attached on a writ dated March
3, 1897, in favor of Guy l.. Marble of Harmony
in said County, for the sum Of S35.b6; on said
third day Of May, 1897, at IL o'clock a. M,
forty cords of said wood and logs marked and
described as above, taking the thirty. second and
thirty. third tiers from east end Of pile, were
duly attached on a writ dated March 3, 1897, in
favor Of George A. Kicker Of Harmony in said
County, for the sum of $3.50; on said third
day Of May, 1897, at IL o'clock a. M. forty
cords OF said wood and logs marked and de-
scrbed as above, taking the twenty-eighth ana
twenty ninth tiers from east end Of pile, were
duly attached on writ dated March 3, 1897, IN
favor of Gustavus Hayden of said Harmony, for
the sum of $38.78; on said third day of May,
1897, at IL o clock a. M, sixty cords OF said
wood and logs marked and described as above,
the thirty fourth and one half of the thirty
fifth tier from the east end of the pile, were
duly attached Oh writ dated March 3, 1897, In
favor Of Harvey Owens OF said Bingham, for
the sum of $1,000, on said third day of May;
1897, at IL o'clock a. m, forty cords OF said
wood and log, marked and described as above,
one-haf of thirty fifth and thirty six tn tiers from
east end of pile, were duly attached on a writ
dated March 3, 1897, in favor Of Preston Kicker
of said Harmony, for the sum Of $40.l6; on
said third day Of May, 1897, at II o'clock a. m.
forty cords OF said wood and logs, marked and
described as above, thirty seventh and one-half
of thirty eighth tier from east end Of pile, we're
duly attached on writ dated March 3, 1897, in
favor of Ralph Bachelor Of Gardiner in Ken.
nebec County, for the sum Of 84l 30; on said
third day OF May, 1897, at IL o clock q. M,
forty cords Of said wood and logs marked and
described as above, thirty-ninth and one-haf OF
thirty. eighth tier from east end Of pile, were
favor of John d. Judkins Of said Harmony for
the sum of $24.29; on said third day OF May,
1897, at IL o'clock a. M, forty cords of said
wood and logs marked and described as above,
twenty sixth and twenty seventh tiers from east
end Of pile, we're duly attached on writ dated
NJ arch 8, 1897, in favor Of George E: Whitney
of said Harmony, for the sum Of $29.26; on
the twentieth day Of said May, at ten o clock a.
m. fifty cords Of said wood and logs, marked
aud described as above, being the 18th, Both,
3lst, and 32nd tiers from the bank Of the river,
were duly attached on q writ dated May lO,
1897, in favor of Howard Priest of said Biug
ham, for the sum of $2l.00; on said 10th day Of
May, 1897, at 10 o'clock a. M, sixty cords Of
said wood and logs marked and described as
above, being the fifth and sixth tierA from the
bank Of the river, were duly attached on a writ
dated May 10, 1897, in favor Of Al Hamilton
of said Harmony, for the sum Of ninety-eight
dollars; on said Doth day Of May, 1897, at 10
o'clock a. M, fifty cord OF said wood and logs
marked and described as above, being the thirty.
third, thirty fourth, thirty ffth thirty sixth and
thirty. seventh tiers from the river. were duly at
tached on writ dated May 10, 1897, in favor Of
George Burton of said Bingham, for the sum Of
$3l 90; on said Goth day Of May, 1897, at 10
O'Clock a. M, fifty cords OF said wood and logs
marked and described as above, being the 38th
and 39,h tiers from the river, and two tiers run.
ming east and west at the ends Of the foregoing
10, 1897, in favor of Forrest Bean of Said Bing.
ham, for the sum Of $500; on said 20,h day Of
May, 1897, at 10 o'clock m, fifty cords of said
wood and logs marked and described as above,
being the fifth and 18th tiers. were duly At
tached on q writ dated May 10, 1897, in favor Of
Harvey E. Owens of said Bingham, for the sum
Of 1914 90; on said both day Of May. 1897, at 10
O'Clock a. M, fifty cords Of said wood and logs
marked and described as above, being the
thirteenth aud fourteenth tiers from the bank Of
the river, we're duly attached on writ dated
NAV 10, 1897, in favor Of Edward Roberts of
said Bingham, for the sum of S74.00; on said
Doth day Of May, 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m, fifty
cords OF said wood and logs marked and de
scribed as above, being the 2lst, 22nd, 2Srd and
attached on a writ dated May 10, 1897, in favor
Of Frank Hilton of said Bingham, for the sum
Of twenty one dollars; on said 2Oth day Of May,
1897. at 10 o'clock a. M, sixty cords Of said
wood and logs marked and described as above,
being the TIL and 9th tiers from the bank Of the
river, were duly attached on writdated May 10,
1897, in favor Of Stephen Haskell Of said 8ing-
ham, for the sum Of $40 80; on said Goth day Of
May, 1897, at 10 o clock m, sixty cords Of said
wood and logs marked and described as above,
being the 9th and 10th tiers from the bank Of
the river, were duly attached on a writ dated
May 10, 1897, in favor Of Columbus s. Baker
of said Bingham, for the sum of $3.50; on
said ZOth day OF May, 1881, AZ ~ CLOCK q. M,
fifty cords Of said wood and logs marked and
described as above, and being the 26th, 2Bth,
9th and 28th tiers from the bank of the river,
were duly attached on q writ dated May II,
1897, in favor of Ed Carney Of said Bingham,
for the sum Of 1913 %; on said Goth day Of May,
1897 at 10 clock a. m fifty cords Of said wood
and logs marked and described as above, being
the l7th, 18th, 10Th and Goth tiers from the
river were duly attached on writ dated May
IL, 1897, in favor of Willis Holbrook Of said
Bingham, for the sum Of $34.6O; on said