The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-02-05


on the 29th day of December. 1899,
and on said date an order was made
and entered ordering and directing
the said McNeish, receiver, to sell at
public outcry the land hereinafter
described.
And afterwards, to-wit: on the 3lst
day of January, 1900, the said Nc
Neish as such receiver in the above
cause did, at the court house door
in said town of Ardmore, /. T., sell
the following property to the highest
bidder, to-wit:
All that portion of land lying in
the north part of the town of Ard
more, Indian Territory, north OF
Broadway avenue, west of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe railroad, east
of Frensley street and south of the
premises as enclosed on the 11th day
of April, y. d. 1891, by w. r. Camp
bell, with the exception of the lots
conveyed by quit claim by James A.
Boyd, late receiver, to the following
named persons, to-wit: NJ. B. Simms,
A. Bailey. A. P. Gardner, George
Danforth, Ed Force, Mrs. 7. Y.
Morgan's home place, T. B. King,
w. 8. King, A. Kloski, G. Moss, j..
c. Clarke, L. Johnson, II. Gatewood, +,
Mrs MoIlie Tay lor, L. \. Adams, r.
R. Babers, Henry Combs, Del Hub
bard, f. NJ. Goff, G. j. Frasher and
@. l.. Byrne.
That your petitioner became the
purchaser thereof. Said sale was by
said receiver duly reported to said
court and the same was in all things
confirmed by the court and a deed
was executed by said receiver to
your petitioner after the same had
been duly inspected and approved by
said court, copy OF which is here
with filed and asked to be considered
a part hereof.
Petitioner now states and charges
that he is the true and lawful owner
of all and singular the property and
premises with the improvements sit
uated thereon and described and set
forth in said deed. That he has the
right to have the same appraised to
him by your Honorable Commission
Wherefore, the premises and an
nexed affidavit considered, petition
er prays that he may be allowed to
file this his petition with your Honor
able Commissioner: That the prop
erty and the improvements described
in said master commissioner deed,
dated the - -- day of February,
1900, and bounded as follows, to-wit
On the south by Broadway street, on
the west by Frensley street, on the
north by Campbell's field, as it was
lined on the l1th day of April, 1891
and on the east by c., {. & s. F. Ry,
be recognized as the property and
improvements of your petitioner and
that the same be plated and ap-
praised in his name, and that after
due proceedings had, after comply
ing with the law, that a patent issue
to your petitioner for said property.
Petitioner further prays that the
property with improvements wherein
he derived title through Bissel Thorn
as under the sale made on 18th No
vember, 1890, and the said l.. p.
Adkins, and his wife, Francis Adkins
and described as follows, to-wit
The one-third OF the undivided one
half interest in all lands leased to
and occupied by Frank Frensley
situated in the northwest part of the
town OF Ardmore, /. T, and within
the corporate limits of said town,
comprising sixty acres more or less,
second, the ono-third OF the undivid-
ed one-half interest of all out un.
occupied land lying north and east
of said town of ArdmoEe, Il. T., and
within the corporate limits of said
town; third, the one-third of the un-
/ divided one-half interest of the land
/ then leased to the Ardmore Coal and
/ Mining Co., or so much thereof as is
within the corporate limits of said
/ town of Ardmore; fourth, a one-third
of the undivided one-fourth interest
in the south thirty five acres of the
/ tract of land known as the Campbell
/ field, situate in the northeast part oi
said town of Ardmore, L. T., or &C
much thereof as may be within the
corporate limits of said town. And
that he be recognized as the owner
of said property and the improve
mentS and the same plated and ap-
praised in his name and after due
proceeding had, after complying with
The law, that patents issue to said
petitioner for said property.
Petitioner prays that under any
circumstances the property and i'm
provements be not plated and ap-
praised in the name or names of the
party or parties in possession or oc.
cupying the same during the pend.
ency. of this contest, together with
costs and for general relief.
JOHN s. HAMMER,
Petitioner.