Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-01

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took Registry, Book 1885, Page S5S. BOOK
196. Page 1851, Northern District of Aroos-
| took, Book Al, Page iii, are also secured
| by each of said MORTGAGES, Lne Iuil
| amount due said Augusta Trust company
upon it's first mortgages upon ianas de-
| scribed in parcels one to twelve inclusive
and parcel fourteen being Seventy Thou,
| sand Eight Hundred and One ana SS-oo
Parcel XIV. Four undivided ninths OF
the northeast quarter Of Township II,
Range &c. in the County of Aroostook'
said four ninths containing zoH;o' act1s,
more or less, including rieh's Al uD''o
Parcel XVI. Two undivided ninths Of
all lands in Limestone, on December ~,
1907 then unsold owned R IN cGll''G Edwig y
c. Burleigh and F. E. Spiller. excepting
Lot / Section 4, said two-ninths contain
ing one hundred fifty-five and 59-1oo
Parcel '' XVII. Four undivided ninths
of lot 172, in Caswell Plantation said
four-ninths containing eighty-one and
S2-1OO acres, more or less.
land Containing 5446 ga acres, more or
less. in township Is, Range Z. w. 2. L.
S., Aroostook County, now called Eagle
Lake, being the same described in deco eco
from Albert A. Burleigh to John F. Hin
dated December Il, 1907. and recorded IN
Aroostook Registry, Northern Distrlct'
Book So, Page 49,. -
Parcels one, two, three four FIVE x;s six,
a anSe4 fourteen se1 are subject to a mortgage
subsequent to other mortgages herein
described, and parcels fifteen, sixteen.
seventeen and eighteen are subject TO
first mortgage to John F. Hill OF Angus
ia. Maine, on which the sum of Ninety
two Thousand Nine Hundred and Eight
Dollars and Thirty-four Cents was due
July 10. 1909, said mortgages being EVIL
denced by two quit-claim deeds dated re-
spectively December 10. 1907 and De-
cember II, 1907, and recorded respectively
in the Northern District of Aroostook
County in Book 81 Page - and IN BOOK
ance upon the performance of certain
Parcel XIX. The east one-half of
Township Is. Range :. w. f. L. .. CON
tanning ten thousand acres, more or less.
excepting and reserving lots conveyed 10
Winterville Veneer Company.
Parcel nineteen Is subject to two mort
cages as follows...First, mortgage
on which the sum of about Thirteen Thou
sand Dollars is now due. Second. a mort
gage held as collateral for notes now
held by First National Bank, Bangor,
held as collateral for notes on which
about Fifteen Thousand Dollars (s15,OOO.-
O0) and interest is due.
Parcel Xxx. All that part of lot in
Nashville Plantation decided to Albert A.
Burleigh by one Mosher lying. west of
Parcel XXI One-third interest common
and undivided of lots 80 and 1903, in
Amty, said one-thrd containing about
$500 acres.
Said lands are also subject to subsist-
ing attachments made prior to the APP
pointment Of said receiver. the names of
the attaching creditors and the approx
mate amounts due thereon being as fol-
lows
A. Fl. Berry Shoe Co.. $4,000
Caribou National Bank, 1O,s
Rvron Greenough Co. 411.OO
Brown Durrell Co., 1,6S3.O6
Jordan Marsh Co., 2O0
s16,97O4s
And are also subject to sundry permits
for the cutting of logs and lumber under
which the permittees have been and now
are operating.
The interests in said lands and the
mortgages and attachments thereon are
herein described to the best of your pc
ttioner's knowledge. but reference is
hereby made to the respective Registries
of Deeds for accurate descriptions of said
lands and of the mortgages and attach
ments by which they are incumbered
Your petitioner further represents that
he is also in possession of the following
Parcel xii All the property used in
connection with the Eagle Lake Mills not
INCLUDED as real estate. ~ ,,.,,
so-called, with it's furnishings and equip
ment, general store, boarding house,
twelve dwellings. two warehouses, two
log hauler houses, coal shed and black
smith shop.
The buildings are in Township 8, Range
a. w. f. l.. S. upon the east shore of st.
Croix Lake at Howe Brook Station and
and Parker P. Burleigh by E. H. Blake
and others.
Your petitioner further represents that
it is for the best interest Of all concerned
~
perty be sold and the proceeds applied.
First:-To the payment of the indebted
ness secured by the mortgages thereon.
Second:-To the payment of the indebt-
edness secured by the attachments there
And that the balance be held by him as
such receiver subject to the further order
of court.
Dated at Augusta in the County of
Kennebec this 18th day Of November,
1909.
BYRON BOYD. Receiver.
Williamson & Bureigh.
Solicitors for Petitioner
STATE OF MAINE.
Aroostook, SIS. Supreme Judicial Court
Albert A. 3 Bur hdgiey In Equity
Allston Cushing, ct ais.
introductory Decree for Sale of Lands
Upon the foregoing petition it is here
lows:
First THAT the lands described as par
cells one two, three, four five, six, seven,
eight. nine, ten, eleven. twelve and four
teen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen,
twenty, and twenty-one, containing for
ty-four thousand four hundred and for
ty-eight and 47-10O acres. more or less, be
sold as one parcel at public auction to the
highest bidder at the Court House in
Houton. Maine. on Tuesday, the sew
enth day of December 1909 at nine
o'clock in the forenoon. With said lands
shall be included a right to collect
stumpage for logs and lumber cut there
on under written or verbal permits, by
acts or trespass or otherwise: since Nov
ember /. 1903. and not paid for by said
permittees at the date of this petition, as
well as all that may. be SO cut after said
last named date. and such sale is subject
to. the provisions of all permits made
prior to sale.
No bid for less than One Hundred and
Eighty-eght Thousand Nine Hundred
One and 75-1OO Dollars ($18S,901.75) shall be
accepted. From the proceeds thereof
shall be paid,
co First mortgages held by
Augusta Trust Company
on parcels l, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6.
z & o 10 II - and a.