The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-31

I Packing company, and that Of ".
Farley. and running north to low
water mark on the Tennessee river
to said Farley's line; thence at right
angles and running west with the
'meander of low water mark on the
, Tennessee river 200 feet; thence at
fright angles and running south to
Meyers street; thence at right angles
and running east 1876 feet ;thence at
right angles with the line of Il. Far
, ley, in a northwardiy direction 115
feet TO a stake; thence at right
angles in an eastwardly direction IA
feet to the point OF beginning. Elk
cept, however, a strip of land rum
ming over and across the above. de-
scribed property IA feet in width and
200 feet long, which strip of land 8,
reserved for the construction and
operation of a railroad thereon, and
which strip OF ground, not embraced
herein, Is described as follows: Being
strip OF ground IA feet wide. be
ginning at a point I'm the center of
said IA feet strip on the line between
the tract OF land above described ana
e. Farley's line 1914 feet from
Meyers street. and running thence on
a straight line to a point in the CEN
ter OF said II feet strip to the north
western line. OF the above described
property at a point 1874 feet from
the line of Meyers street. The be-
ginning and ending point mentioned
are in the center OF said IA foot strip
OF ground and the boundary lines
thereof, and begin and end seven
J feet on each side OF the designated
point. Said property having been
conveyed by Harry NJ. Finley to the
Paducah Class company on the 18th
day Of October 1907, the deei
thereto being recorded in Deed Book
81. page 405. in the Office of the
clerk of McCracken county court,
valued at $4,000. and the improve.
ments thereon valued at $1,000.
Second-The machinery located
on said real estate. which was used
by the bankrupt in conducting and
carrying on its business and trade in
the manufacture Of glass and glass
ware. consisting OF | engine. sta
tionary boiler. portable boiler. /
wooden tank, iron tank, rip an1
cnt-on saw. Lair compressor aud .
monkeys or finishing furnaces. VAL
ued at $3.50.
Third-The following articles Of
property used by IL in connection
with It's business and trade, situated
on said real estate to-wit: roller
top desk. iron safe, Office chairs.
I typewriter stand, ! letter copying
press, heating stove and pipe, lot
OF asbestos boards. lot of packing
paper. 32 rolls. lot OF bottles of
various kinds. 2 warehouse trucks. 8
pair OF small scales. / large Platform
scale, 3 wheelbarrows, ? iron whee.-
barTows. lot OF bottle mods. lot
OF bottle tools, lot OF bottle snaps.
Plumb bob and spirit level, lot Of
rubber packing lace leather, case
OF stock and dies, Tot OF bottle
blow pipe. ! wise and work bench. :
shove.s. 2 picks. 2 hoes. lot OF coal
in main producer house for lehrs.
lot OF Goa, on yard. lot OF bottle
crates and lumber. tank OF fuel OIL
lot of oil In barrels. Z empty bar
rels. marbelling stones. lot OF
soda ash. lot OF lime, lot of glass
sand. l lot OF magnesla. / lot of pow
dered blue, lot Of needle anthony,
l lot OF nitrate OF soda. lot OF
mixed batch. l .ot OF cullet. or broken
glass / barrel OF paint. l lot Of gal.
vanized buckets, step ladder. lot
OF tank or tank blocks. lot OF silica
brick. lot OF wedge bricks. Valued
at S4,041.10.
Fourth-The tank. with The glass
therein, ana the underground brick
tunnel leading therefrom, valued at
about $4,000.
He VIII offer said lots of ground
for sale separately and then as a
whole. and the bid or bids realizing
the most money or best price he will
accept. All property shall be sod;
subject to approval of referee.
The trustee will sell said property
for one-fourth cash and the re-
mainder on six. twelve and eighteen
months. with privilege to the pur-
chaser to pax cash on any of the de-
ferred payments at any time before
the maturity thereof, and the interest
on the unexpired term of any such
payment shall abate. For the amount
unpaid the trustee will take good
and approved surety bearing interest
at the rate, of per cent per annum
from date until paid.
He will keep an accurate account
OF each lot or parcel sold. to whom
sold. and the-price received therefor.
which account he shall file at once
with the referee.
Witness my hand this the 18th day
,of December, 1908.
! EMMETT w. BAGBY,
Referee in Bankruptcy.