The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-06
Order of Sale of
Real Property

States for the western district of
Kentucky.
In the matter of Thomas c. Leech,
bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
H. v. Sheriff., trustee of the bank
rupt's estate. having duly filed herein
a petition for the sale OF the real
property of the bankrupt therein
mentioned. and the same having come
on for hearing before me, Of which
hearing ten days notice was given
by mail to creditors of said bank
rupt now. after due hearing, NJ
adverse interest being represented
thereat, 1t Is ordered that the said
trustee be authorized TO sell at pub
lie auction the real estate mentioned
IN said petition. and hereinafter de-
scribed as follows:
First-An undivided one-half In
terest in the following. beginning az
stone on the south side of Broad
way, IL extended, and on east side of
Twenty-eighth street, as dedicated by
A. ]. Weldon and T. w. Allen; thence
southeast and exactly parallels with
nwenty-seventh street land 400 feet
west of Twenty-seventh street) 34Gh
feet to stake or stone on the north
side of Court street. II extended;
thence eastward on. line with
Court street. extended. one hun
dred (100) feet to a stake; thence
northward and parallel Il TO the
first line on said Twenty-eighth street
l3i6h feet to a stake near Broadway
(dn line with the beginning corner
and stone at the northeast corner
| of A. ]. Weldon's residence lot on
/ the west side of Twenty-seyenth
street, thence in a southwestern di-
rection and parallel to the line on
Court street one hundred (iOO) fee,
to the beginning. Being the same
property conveyed to the party OF
the first part by A. ]. Weldon ana
Virginia Weldon on September 80,
1899, as shown by deed of record in
deed book 60, page IS. in the Nc
/ Cracker county court clerks ONCE.
Second-Beglnning at the corner
of Harrison and Cypress lnow known
as Thirteenth street,: thence with
Thirteenth street down the river to-
wards Clay street one hundred and
'seventy-three feet and three (3)
inches to a stake: thence at right
angles one hundred and e.ghty-slS
feet to a stake; thence at RICH,
angles one hundred and seyentythree
feet and three inches 20 Harrison
street: thence with Harrison street
one hundred and eighty-six feet to
the corner of Harrison and Thir-
teenth streets, the beginning.
Third-Beginning In the line of
south side of Clay street 200 feet in
direction from the Ohio river from
the corner of Clay and Thirteenth
streets. viz: The southwest corner
OF said streets, and thence with Clay
street from the river 40 feet; thence
at right angles to Clay street towards
Harrison street. 165 feet TO an alley;
and thence parallel with Clay street
towards Thirteenth street 40 feet
and thence parallel with Thirteenth
street les feet to the beginning.
Fourth-A certain lot or parcel OF
land lying and being in the city Of
Paducah. McCracken county, Ken
lucky, and more particularly de-,
scribed as follows: Being lot number
sixteen U6) IN block Que ID or
Fountain Park addition to the city
of Paducah. Kentucky, a plat OF said
addition being recorded in deed boob
SO, page 147, In the Office of the
clerk of the McCracken county court:
said lot fronting forty-nine (49) feet
on the west side OF Fountain avenue.
and running back at a uniform width
towards Eighteenth street one hun
died and fifty (15O) feet to an alley;
being the same lot conveyed to +. IA.
Rieke by Muscoe Burnett on April
20. 1891, as recorded in deed book
as. page 10, in the Office OF the
clerk of the McCracken county court. |
He shall sell the property described
in paragraphs /, 2 and 8, at the
county court house door, in Paducah. |
KY. at IL o'clock IN the forenoon
on Monday. the Sth day of March, |
1909. for one-third cash. the balance
in six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser to give bond with good secur-
ity for the deferred payments, bear.
ing interest from date until paid
with the privilege Of paying on be-
fore maturity. and the interest In
that event to be abated for the unex-
pred term of the bond or bonds.
The lot or parcel of ground de-
scribed In paragraph 4 is estimated
to be worth s6.O0Oi0O and is encum-
bered by a purchase money lien for II
100000 held by the First National
bank OF Paducah. and II is now or.
dered that said ground In paragraph
be sold free of said encumbrance
and all other liens or encumbranceA
thereon, on the same terms and con-
ditions, as set forth in the order di II
recting the sale OF the lots of ground II
described in paragraphs /, 2 and 3.
He shall sell said lots separately.
keeping an accurate account of each
.ot or parcel sold, and the price re-
HQiNad hn