The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1906-07-17


chester. and extending southwestwardly on
the public highway TO and through Maurice
town and Port Norris to Bivalve with a branch
line below Mauricetown to Haleyville.
l3S) The following bonds and stocks OF other
telephone companies owned by the defendant
(al Seventy first mortgage bonds, each of
the denomination of one thousand dollars of
the Paterson. Passa1c and Suburban Tele- !
hundred and nfty-three shares OF the capital |
stock OF said company OF the par value Of two |
hundred and hye thousand five hundred and
thirty dollars.
(bl Four Thousand shares OF the capital
stock of the Atlantic Coast Telephone com
sand dollars.
(c) Two hundred and ninety.three shares
OF the capital stock OF the Elizabeth Tele-
phone company owned and held subject TO
the terms Of certain agreement dated Octo-
by and between Hugh H. Hamill and Others
Of the first part, and H. Hayward Isham OF
the second part, under which the said certi1-
| Gates of stock are deposited with the Trentnn
Trust and Safe Deposit company
(d) Six thousand dollars OF the FIRST mort
gage bonds OF the BOrdentown Telegraph and
Telephone company, ten hundred and forty
two shares Of the preferred capital stock and
four hundred and ffty-nine shares OF the com
mon capital stock of said company.
lel Two hundred shares of the capital stock
OF the enterprise Telegraph and Telephone
~ Fifty-two and one-half shares OF the
capital stock of the Millville Telephone COM
pany
(g) Two hundred shares OF the capital stock
OF the Bridgeton Telephone company.
w -Four hundred and ninety shares OF the
capital stock of the Burlington Telephone
company.
"a Three hundred and seventy shares OF
the capital stock of the Camden and Allan
tic Telephone company.
1897 All that certain tract or parcel OF land
and premises hereinafter particularly de-
scribed, situate, lying and being in the city OF
Paterson. in the county of Passaic, and State
ofNew Jersey, beginning at the corner formed
| by the intersection OF the northerly line OF
Smith street with the easterly line of Union
street, and running thence ~ easterly along
the northerly line OF Smith street, fifty feet to
the westerly line of lands of Doctor Terri
berry; thence (2l northwesterly along said
line three feet and eighty-five hundredths OF
| foot to bend, thence (S) northerly, still
| along said line of lands of Doctor Terribery,
e1ghty-one feet and twelve One-hundredths OF
a foot; thence "a westerly at right angles
| from the last mentioned course eighty-fou
feet and five one-hundredth of a foot to the
bend in the easterly side of Union street:
| thence l0l southwardly. along the easterly
| side OF Union street. one hundred and ten feet
and seventy-nine hundredths of a foot to the
place of beginning
I (4O) All that certain lot, tract or parcel of
land and premises, hereinafter particularly
described situate. lying and being in the city
of New Jersey.
Beginning In the westerly line of Jefferson
street or avenue at the northeasterly corner
of land of Richard L. Potts which corner is
one hundred and fifty-one feet northe rIy from
the northwest corner of said Jefferson street
or avenue, and Washington street, and one
hundred add sixty feet from the curb of said
street; running thence along the northerly
line of said Potts, north seventy-six degrees
eleven minutes west one hundred and
seventy feet ten inches to a stake in the east
erly line OF an alley-way eleven feet in-width
which stake is one hundred and ffty-One feet
Il eight inches north from the northerly line of
Washington street thence along said alley
north fourteen degrees twenty-eight minutes
east seventy-four feet, more or less, to a stake
In the line of land1of William MacCormack;
thence along his line southeasterly one hun.
dred and seventy-five feet, more or less to the
west side of Jefferson street or avenue; and
thence along said line of Jefferson street or
avenue south, seventeen degrees thirty-fiye
minutes west, seventy-two feet six inches
more or less, to the place of beginning.
(4l) All other property, real and personal
of whatsoever character and wheresoever
situate, and all franchises, traffic agreements
and operating contracts belonging to the said
defendant company.
Any party desiring to bid upon the above
described property must deposit with me (by
OF August, 1906 the sum of ten thousand
! dollars In cash, to be applied towards the pur.
! chase price, II the party making the said de
post becomes the purchaser, and which sum
l VIII be returned by me to the party deposit
) Ing the same If he does not become the pur
chaser thereof at said sale. No party who
shall fall to make said deposit Will be permit
ed to bid upon the said property.
BAYARD STOCKTON,
Special Master in Chancery of N. j..
No. Ill East State ST., Trenton, N. j
Dated July 10, 1906 [Pr. Adv fee $87 80