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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13
PROOF OF MAILING SUBPOENA. ETC

PROOF OF MAILING SUBPOENA. ETC
United States Of America. Northern Dis
trict of Georgia
l. f. l.. Beers Deputy Clerk United
District Of Georgia, do hereby certify that
! have on this Sd day Of July, s. H. 1et9,
sent by mail addressed 10 u Rothen
berg, Atlanta. Georgia Copy Petitea for
Adjudication in Bankruptcy, Subpoena to
Alleged Bankrupt and Order for Pubica-
ton as directed in the said order
r, l.. BEERS,
Deputy Clerk L s District Court.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13


GEORGIA Fulton County.
BY virtue OF an order Of Fulton superior
court passed on the 25th day OF June, 9l2.
in the case of Mrs. s. J. Walker VS. Mrs
Ada r. Moves ct. al, being case No 2o625.
Fulton superior court. July term, 1912 the
undersigned as commissioners will sell
within the legal hours of sale on the first
Tuesday In August 1912, al the place OF
public sale OF Fulton county Georgia to
wit; before the court house on the corner
Of Pryor and Hunter streets in the city Of
Atlanta, the following described property
to wit.
| lying and being in the city of Atlanta on
the north side of Mitchell street. between
Whitehall and Pryor streets, and being in
land lot seventy-seven TIA OF the four
ing about seventy one (71) feet on Mitch
ell street Of which twenty five (25l feet
Of frontage on west side extends back
uniform width distance Of seVenty-nine
80 feet, and the remainder Of said lands
extends back depth of one hundred ara
eight noSN feel, and six 60 inches said
lands being subject TO an easement of an
alley way eight 80 feet wide and being
the same lands conveyed to q r Walker
by The two following deeds, to-wit:
"a a certain deed made by A. w
Mitchell, dated the Sd day of January
1880 and recorded In the office of the clerk
Of the superior court Of Fulton county in
deed book P-3, folio ia.
Gatins, dated the 18th day Of March, 1890
and recorded IN the office Of the clerk OF
the superior court of Fulton county in
book Q-3 folio 1853 1t also being the same
lands shown on plat attached TO a deed
from r. S. and Jennie = Powell to & r.
Walker recorded in office OF the clerk of
Book R4 page 656
Said sale win be for cash and at public
cutlery and 10 per cent Of the amount of
the bid shall be paid by the successful
bidder Immediately upon the knocking
down to him Of said property and the ball
ance Of said purchase money shall he paid
Immediately upon the contamination Of
August 10. 1912, a the court house in
Fulton county, said commissioners will
make a report of their actlngs and doings
IN the premises 10 the judge Of Fulton ST.
perior court then presiding in the motion
diVisi on. at which time. or so soon there
after as the parties at Interest can be
heard. an order will be passed either CON
so made by such commissioners. In the
event said sale be not confirmed. the 10
per cent paid by the successful bidder will
be returned Immediately to said bidder
in the event the said sale is confirmed TIVE
10 per cent so paid by the successful bid
der will he applied on the purchase price
and in the event the successful bidder
or neglects TO pay the balance Of the pur-
chase price, the 70 per cent so paid win
ne held by the Commissioners to cover
the costs Of a ro-sale and 10 cover
any damages that may accrue by reason
Of the fact that said successful bidder
failed and declined o consummate said
sale. FORREST ADAIR,
A. A. MEYER
q. r. REYOhLDS.
Commissioners
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13

Also. at the same time and place the
following described personal property, to-
wit: An undivided one-fourth vested re-
mander interest in eighty 500 shares of
stock of Lamar q Rankin Drug Company,
standing in the name of Henry j. Lamar
estate, by virtue of item &C of the last
will and testament of Henry j. Lamar,
this vested remainder interest being sub
iect to The life estate of Mrs Fannie l..
Rankin and to other restrictions and linn
itatons as set out in the will of Henry
j. Lamar; also, an undivided one-fourth
vested remainder interest in seven %
shares of stock of IS. $, s." (Swifts
Syphilitic Speeific) standing in the name
OF Henry j Lamar estate by virtue of
item &C. of the last win and testament
Of Henry j Lamar. This vested remain
der interest being subject to the life es-
tate of Mrs, Fannie l.. Rankin and Ia
other restrictions and limitations as sci
out in the will Of Henry J. Lamar, levied
upon as the property of Lamar Rankin
by virtue Of a Fl. ia issued from the SUI
perior court of Fulton county in favor Of
Massengale Advertising Agency versus
Lamar Rankin.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13

Also, at The same time and place the
following personal property, to-wit: One
back bar counter. one novelty box, bottle
beer boxes. one ice box. four tables, fif-
teen chairs, one cash register one small
gas stove. lot cooking utensils, two elee-
trio fans, one small Showcase. one short
counter, beer glasses and all other glass
contained in the store room, together with
the plumbing. also the lease of the prem
tses transferred to the defendant by Louis
Bender, levied upon as the property Of
w. d. Meara to satisfy fl ia. issued
from the superior court of Fulton county
in favor of Cam g. Garraux versus said
w. D. Meara. This property being difficult
brought to and exposed before the court
house door on the day Of sale. Same can
be examined by applying to No, 3S4 Ma
Tietta street, Atlanta, Ga.
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REcEINER. s SAIE-

BY virtue of q decree rendered in the
case Of r. II. Hollingsworth vs.. Sarah
A. Bradbury ct al. No 1S45G. in Fulton
SUPERIOR court, said decree rendered on the
18th day of June, 1912 and signed by his
honor. w .. Ellis judge of said court
will sell before the door Of the court
house of Fulton county. Georgia, on the
first Tuesday in August 1912, the follow
ing property, towit:
All that tract or parcel of land lying
and being in Fulton county, Georgia. be-
ing part of land lot No. 3, in the Four
teenth district of said county. bounded a.
follows: Commencing at a point on the
south side OF Fair street. where Fair
street ntersects the Soldiers Home car
line. and running about west along the
south side of Fair street 62la feet, thence
about south parallel with said ear line, 200
feet; thence about east 6212 feet TO said
Soldiers Home car line right-o way /;
thence north along the right way Of
said car line zoo feet to beginning point,
being the house and lot occupied by Sarah
A, Bradbury at the date of her death.
and the same house and Tot now in The
hands of the undersigned as receiver OF
Sarah A. Bradbury
This property viii he sold within the e-
gal hours of sale a said time and place
to the highest and best bidder for cash.
and the purchaser will obtain entire title
as directed in said decree.
This LIST day of July 1912.
M.LTHROWER
Receiver OF Sarah A. Bradbury and OF A
Bradbury 763
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Legal Notices.


one hundred and twenty two da0 feet
being known as house No. SIS West Simp-
son street. Levied upon as the property
OF W. +. Booker to satisfy a II. ia. is
sued from the city court of Atlanta, in ia
ver of Mrs. j. b. Lovett VS.. said W. f.
Booker, a deed for the purpose of levy and
sale having been executed, filed and re-
corded as required by law, the tenant
in DoSSesSifn notified
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GEORGIA-F ulton Conntl

GtAyfiIiA --f ultOH COUNTY
OrdinarV's Office. July 10 1919
J McSwan Moods has applied for let
ters of administration on the estate Of
James Hall deceased This is, therefore,
TO notify all concerned that the same will
be heard on the FIRST Monday in August
next
John z. WI NlNsoN. Ordinary
GEORGIA Fulton County
Ordinary's Office, July 10, 1919
H. ~ RradWeli, as administrators of The
estate % Mrs Ernie Pope deceased, has
oplied fnr leave 10 sell lie land Of said
Mrs Ernie Pope This is. therefore, 10
notify an crnrtrned TO Gle their objec-
tons II any they have on az before the
first Monday In AUGUST next else leave
will then he granted said applicant, as
applied fer
JOHN z. WILKINSON. Ordinary
GEORGLt FULTON Countya
Ordinary's office. July IS. i"ia
no the Hoirs al Law OF p, @, Belts. De
ceased
r. p starry having applied for an or
Ger requiring J. r. Carmichael, the adj
ministrat0r o. the estate Of said deceased,
to execute title under a bond for title
YOU are hereby cited 10 be and appear
al the next August term Of said court,
to be heid on the ;uSt Monday IN August
next then and there 20 show cause. II any
you can, why said order should not be
granted
JOHN r. WILLIAMSON. Ordinary
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Legal Notices.
euTpTr SALES FOR AUGUST,


~ snld before the present court
,r t"oid city han building To-
house tbe anrtheast corner Of South
estea fsasf Hunter streets. the said
Ptei 1l" bat,ing been designated by The
pre- commissioners Of roads and rev
boa Eulton county as the court
ennes in the civ OF Atlanta, Fulton
eo,,riv Georgia, on the hrst 1uesda} m
Cere islg. a, public cutlery, within
~ legal hours Of sale, TO The highest and
hsst M1der or bidders Tor cash the whole;
% ar parts of the following described
ppponsrrr
AU tnat tract or paFcel ot idnd SITUATE,
,,re.ard being IN the city 81 Atlanta;
beirs cart &C land lot one hunured ana
eieh, lOSl in the Fourteenth tl4thl dis-
ri 1f originally Henry, now rulton
conrt,. Georgia. more particularly de-
scrihea az follows Beeinhlng az point
IN the north side Or siehh street Two
Srrtred and fifty t2o0) rect, more o., less
uest of he northwest corner OF Gienh
srveei and Stewart avenue formerly carl-
I'm street. and running thence west
along Inc north side o. Glenn street my
1sal feet thence northWardly along me
ssst Tine of lot formerly belonging to ~ {,
VcKenzie and now TO ), .. Heard. to d
6oni on Wills street, thence eastw ardly
along he south side OF " MS street iorly-
seven and one half tft52l teet' thence
soathwardly along the lot formerly be
longing to w. ! FlSHllnS ~ hSSlliiiu5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13

In the District Court of the United States
for the Northern District OF Georgia
In the matter Of: j. Rothenberg, Al
legged Bankrupt. No. 1854
To the Honorable William r Newman
Comes M. r Goldsteln and shows to the
court
/ That he is counsel for the .petitioning
creditors and that petition in bankruptcy
was duly filed against said alleged bank
rupt on June 10Th, iHl2
& That the said j Rothenherg abscond-
ed on the I'm day OF June 1872, and II
has been impossible to perfect service
Of this petition.
g. That deponent has consulted with The
relatives OF the alleged bankrupt and has
been advised that the said Rothenberg
was last heard from In oklahoma, and
that ne has no intention OF returning 10
this citN
T. That Il is impossible to make service
Of said petition and that service should
be made by publication.
Wherefore he prays that this Hon0ra BILE
Caurt pass an order permitting service by
publication on such terms as may by
this court be prescribed
NJ +. COL DSTEN
Attorney for Petitioners.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13

GEORGIA-FULTON COUNTY
In nerson appeared before me NJ T.
Goideien. who, being sworn. deposes and
SAYS mat the facts set oui IN the above
ard foregoing petition are true
NJ r. GOLI)STFfN
sworn to ana subscribed before me, this
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Also, at Tie same tlme and place, Inc
following described property, o-wit:
About so 900 feet (estmatedD of lumber
consisting Of framing, ceiling, flooring and
inonldng. about 10000 shingles. levied
upon as the property of +. S Sims, doing
business as +. S Sims Company, to sat-
isfy a 4. ia. issued from the city court Of
Atlanta. IN favor of Leatherbury & White
versus said L, S. Sims, doing business as
d. S Sims Company this property being
difficult and expensive 10 transport it will
not be brought and exposed before The
court house door on the day OF sale the
same can be examined at the yards OF
the said company located a Brookwood
Fulton county, Georgia on the line of the
Southern Railway
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13

Also al The same tIme and pace, tht TOT
Lowing described property, to-wit: Al
ing i'm the CITY ~ Atlanta and In land lot
one hundred and eleven CID, Of the
Fourteenth CNhD district Of Fulton coun-
a. Georgia Commencing on the north
side ~ Mast simpson street fnrty-three
14S, feet east from Griffin street thence
east along the north side OF simpson
mitcef fortY-three A3l feet thence *
tending back north same width as front
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13

Also, at the same time and place the
following described property. to-wit: one
iron safe, two desks. two tables, one I'm
derwood typewriter. one filing cabinet
two Sets cabinet maps. three chairs, one
billing register, one letter scale, one book
case. one dresser. one shaving stand one
washstand, one iron bed and furnishings
one table, one art square, five chairs, so
gross empty bottles. about 25,000 cartons
one barrel Of drugs. about 80 empty
boxes three cases printed advertising
matter, about 500 pounds wrapping paper
500 posters, 10000 advertising signs, one
pair platform scales TWO tables, one cop
per kettle one Wright gas boiler, one lot
of barrels. levied upon as the property of
r. p. Marshall, doing business as the
Baby Ease Company, by virtue of II, ia
favor of The Peerless Pattern Company
versus the said T. p. Marshall, doing bust
ness as the Baby Ease Company This
property being difficult and expensive to
transport, will not be brought and exposed
for sale before the court house door but
can be seen and inspected al No AS
Edgewood avenue, Atlanta, Ga.
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Also, at the same time and place the
following described personal property. to-
four clocks, two ables. one desk, one
large mirror, two stools. one polishing
machine one glass cabinet one watch
rack, one heater, the interest OF defendant
in one iron safe; also, a small stock of
iewelry, consisting of fobs, rings, pms
and silverware, and all other property
and goods Of every character now stored
or contained in No. 1871 Auburn avenue
city of atlanta levied upon by virtue of
d mortg gage execution issued from the SUI
against D. T. Dunbar n favor of ". II
Chanc ellor versus the said y. T. Dunbar
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Also, at the same time and place the
following described property to-wt
One Sx12 Chandler q Price press, one
12x1S Chandler & Price press, one 26-inch
Chandler & Price paper cutter, two pairs
of SKIP roller supporters. two pairs l2xlS
roller supporters, one box of wood furni-
ture six triple cases, one dozen Hempe
quoins No. /, one benzine can, about 10
feet brass rule, one and two point; one
Boston staple bender. style \, 5000 one
quafter-in inch staples for same one Ameri-
can lead and rule cutter, No. 20, seven
pair of new cases Eve column job chases
eight single column \ b galeys, two
double column A B galleys, ten double
riveted zinc mailing gaIeys, two cap
news cases, one Horton mailer. 80 two
point brass dashes, about 800 pounds of
job type with quads for same, one lot Of
lead slugs levied upon as the property of
l.. f. Shaffer, to satisfy mortgage fl. ia,
issued from the superior court Of Fulton
county In favor of j. T. and L. f. Arnall
versus said l.. F. Shaffer This property
being difficult and expensive to transport,
the same will not be brought to and ex
posed at the court house door on the day
of sale. The same can be seen and eX
amined on the premises, 651a South Broad
street. Atlanta Ca third floor
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TO the Honorable Philip Cook the Sec
retarN q STATE Of The State of Geor-

Receiver or Sarah a. Bradbury and OF A.
Bradbury T-6-a
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Also, at the same lllne and place, the
following property, to- wit: One dining
table, two bundles chairs, one box couch,
two boxes and contents, two bundles iron
bed rails. one crate pictures and folding
table, two bundles iron bed ends one
waiter one chiffonier one sideboard. one
library table, one dresser, three rockers,
one music stand, two Morris chairs, one
Grated mirror. one Grated bookcase, one
roll rugs, two springs. one stepladder. one
kitchen table four center tables. one hall
seat, one porch rocker, two mattresses,
three straight chairs, one biscuit board,
one ladies' desk. two bookstands, one ped
estal one bundle straight chairs, one
shirtwaist box, one carpet brush, one
screen, one carpet sweeper, one iron
board, three pillows. one sewing machine,
one bundle rugs, one crate table leaves,
one refrigerator. one barrel and contents,
one zinc bucket. one scrap basket, one
zinc tub, one small chest. one brass jar
DINER one piano, one piano stool, levied
upon as the property of II. Edward
Haynes to satisfy a distress warrant in
favor of j. W. Goldsmith versus said H.
Edward Haynes.
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at The same time and place the FOL-
nroperty to wit. All that tract or
land lying and being in land
hundred and eleven ClG Of the
-enth 1tth district Of Fulton coun-
sia, described as follows Com
HE gouthwest corner Of Elm
and Jones avenue and extending
9Ng the south side Of Jones ave
one Ga feet, mere er less.
sonih one hundred and twerty
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-13

Also, at the same time and place the
following described personal property, to-
wit: one Burrows adding machine levied
upon as the property of the defendant
A. {. Miller, by virtue of a fl. ia, is
sued from the superior court of Fulton
Stone versus the said A @ Minter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19

The people of Ely were shocked
Yesterday afternoon to hear of the
sad death, at Duluth, of John O..
D. CRUDE, of Tower, on Sunday
last, of fatty degeneration of the
heart. On Saturday Mr.. CRUDE
went to Duluth on business, accom-
panied by two of his daughters,
apparently in his usual health.
Towards evening a drowsiness
overlook him, and while going up
the street he leaned upon post
and fell into a profound slumber.
He was awakened by friend and
taken to the Merchants hotel.
Shortly afterwards he wandered in
to 313 w. Superior street and par
took of some refreshments, but i'm
mediately went to sleep again.
Here he slumbered until his friends
became alarmed and sent for
physician, but he was past help
and breathed his last soon after the
physician arrived.
The deceased was a man liked
and respected by all who knew
him. He was a member of the I.
O. o. F. and K. of P. societies,
and will be inferred at Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19

ment the northern end will soon
hold the balance of power and
perhaps the News can see farther
than its nose, a condition which
seems to have been an affection of
most of the southern end people
for some time. We can say right
here that the boosters" from this
end have caused the larger part of
the milk-fed residents of the other
end to have visions that have ex-
tended farther than the individual
township wherein they have resid-
ed. We would suggest that the
News start something in the
boosting the whole state" line as
a guarantee of good faith and then
maybe we will help providing we
are not to busy paying 80 per cent
of the states taxes or fighting for
our rights.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19

A stranger reading papers of
this state might at times wonder
whether there were not two
separate and distinct states one of
North Minnesota, the other that of
South Minnesota. Isn't it about
time to drop this nonsense and
boost the state as whole?-North-
field News.
As the Mortified News has been
recognized as the most persistent
"knocker" Northern Minnesota
ever had, the change of sentiment
on its part seems strange and we
would suggest that the peace offer
ing held out be infinitely examined
for hidden weapons. The News
has never, to our knowledge, had a
good word to say for Northern
Minnesota and has been parti-
cularly bitter against ST. Louis
county. Maybe it has had a change
of heart or maybe it has seen the
handwriting on the wall and is
climbing on the band wagon in
order to be in it when Northern
Minnesota becomes the it" in
Minnesota and will compel the
southern end of the state to at
least recognize US up here as hu-
man beings. With the present
population and develop
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19

PoMPEoUs school boards threaten
the nation" said Hon. Alfred
Mosley, head of the British Educa-
tional commission, who spoke at
Stanford University California,
last week. America owes her
position among the nations to her
system of free education" Mr..
Mosley declared. American
teachers, however, are grossly un-
derpaid, and unless salaries are
raised your system will fall short.
If America fails, the world will go
back to autocracy and the sword"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19

SOME of the Democrats in Con-
gress apparently have queer ideas
of economy, the practice of which
has been made the subject of so
many of their promises. The CON-
mittee on appropriations has sticken
from one of the bills a provision
for $4,000 for use of the Bureau
of Mines in extending the opera
tions of the rescue work of the
bureau, in providing another rescue
car and equipment and more
employees for that corps whose eff
fciency and zeal have been so
splendidly and frequently DEM
onstrated in the rescue of
entombed victims of mining
disasters in various parts of the
country.
The request for the enlarged ap-
preparation was. made by DR..
Holmes, chief of the Bureau of
Mines, at , the time when he and
his men were doing heroic work in
the rescue of the survivors of the
explosion at Briceville, Tenn.
His request was for a modest sum
of money, urgently needed in that
aid of great humanitarian work.
The refusal of the House to grant
the appropriation is deplorable and
able.-Pioneer Press.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19
GOOD GAMES
Basket Ball Boys Give
Good Exhibition

The first of the series of inter
class games of the Ely High School
were played Monday at the Lincoln
gymnasium beforea good crowd.
The result of the games were as
follows:
Freshmen 81, Juniors IL.
Sophomore 20, Seniors IL.
The next of the series takes
place on Wednesday evening Jan.
"a.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19

of paper at Northome. Marc has
had considerable good experience
under the able supervision of his
father, one of the best country
newspaper men in the state, and
will no doubt make good with the
Ore. The first issue speaks we'll
for the efforts of Marc who an
nounces that he will do the best he
can for himself and for Hibbing
and promises to keep the Ore up to
the high standard heretofore enjoy
ed. Here's success to both father
and son in there enterprises.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19

Jerry Condor, Frank Hodge and
Archie Mcleod came up from
Tower last Saturday to attend the
turkey shoot at the rink last Sun
day. Hodge is claimed to be a
crack shot in Tower, but turkeys
heads at $50 yards was more than
he had bargained for. and Ely's
style of shooting turkeys brought
forth a well defined kick from this
gentlemen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19
Playing Chisholm

The Ely High School basketball
BOYS went to Chisholm this after
noon where tonight they play the
fast Chisholm team. Those who
constitute the team are Albert
Prisk, Wilson Carlson, Albert Nc
Mahan, John Martin, Matt Maxi
and Albert Hanson.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-19
Easy Meat

Young Nelsan was easy meat for
Strong Bob" Lahti of Winton at
the Elco Saturday evening Lahti
secured the first fall in 80 seconds
and both falls in less than 8
minutes. Lahti had agreed to
throw Nelson twice in an hour.