The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-03-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

apparatus for extracting turpentine
ana resin from resinous wood
No. $685. date, May 16, 1911; in
Ventor, Homer T. Yaryan; inventions
process for extracting turpentine and
fosln from resinous wood.
All being specified as letters patent
of the United States of America fo1
inventions and improvements.
(c) Also two hundred mules and
Ione hundred and thirty five wagons
and the equipment for same, all Of
winch are now used by the receivers
| IN said cause in connection with the
wood operations and are at the vari
Gus wood camps in Wayne, Pierce and
Appling counties, Georgia:
| I'D Also all wood leases and wood
rights owned by the defendant in tie
state of Georgia, which leases and
wood rights are by the aforesaid de
cree declared to be appurtenant to the
aforesaid Brunswick plant, together
with all personal property OF what
Tsoever Kind or character, located OF
being at any of the wood camps oper
lated by the defendant or its receivers
including all tram roads, locomotives
and wood cars, held and owned by the
defendant or its receivers the wood
leases and wood rights referred to
comprising all wood and timber rights
owned by the defendant in the state
of Georgia, covering about one hun.
dred and thirty thousand acres of land
located in the following counties, to-
wit: Glynn, Camden, Charlton, Ware,
Coffee, Pierce, Appling and Wayne,
and a full description of said wood
rights and the lands upon which the
same are located and the time within
which the defendant had to cut and
remove the timber and wood from the
various tracts, being fully shown and
set out in the aforesaid decree, and
copies OF which decree are on file at
the office of Hanun Gardner,
in First National Bank, Gulf
port, Mississippi, and the Of
fee of R. r. Hopkins & Son, Number
1916 Newcastle street, in the city of
Brunswick, Georgia, and at the office
CT the Ohio Savings Bank & Trust
Company, Ohio Building, in the city
e Toledo, Ohio, and at which places
said copy decree is open to inspection
CT all prospective bidder or bidders
CT representative Or representatives
OF such, and of any and all other par
ties at interest during business hours.
Reference is hereby had to the origin
al decree of sale en- file in the office
of the clerk of said court, at Savannah
Georgia, and to said copies Of said de-
cree so On file at the offices designated
in the cities aforesaid for a full and
complete description oAsuch wood and
timber rights.
The purchaser will also be entitled
to transfer of existing fire or liabil-
ity insurance on said properties which
may be in force at the time of sale.
sale as an entirety, and the aforesaid
decree provides that no bid of less
than four hundred and twenty-five
thCu2and dollars will be received Be
fore any person or persons shall be
qualified tC submit a bid for said prop
critics he or they shall deposit with
tho 4orlo m c cipporc nc n ,1Ind0o tI,o+ h.
CT they will make good his or their
lid the sum Of forty-two thousand,
five hundred dollars in cash or certi-
fed check or checks on some bank
in said Southern District of Georgia
designated and acting as a depository
for said court or on some bank in
Brunswick, Georgia, payable to the
order Of the Commissioners who will
receive no bid or bids from any per.
son or persons who fail 20 comply
with this requirement The cash OF
check or checks deposited by unsuc
cessful bidders will be returned tc
the person CT persons making the
same Immediately after the sale. The
cash or cheek or checks OF successful
bidders shall be retained By the com
missioners and applied on the pur
chase price upon confrmat,o ON of the
sale by the court, and if the success
full bidder upon confirmation Of the
sale fails to comply with the bid in
accordance with the terms eff the de
cree Of sale and decree Of confrma
ton then the amount Of such depcs,t
shall be forfeited as penalty and aap
piled toward payment of the expe asea
Ct another sale and toward making
cccI any deficiency or loss in case
the property and a subsequent sale
Should be sold for less than the price
bid lsy sueh successful bidder, and
such ash or check shall BE- by the
Gonna ssioners turned over to the re.
ce,yegs in said cause If the sails
shCuTd, not be confirmed, without fault
upon the part of the successful bid
Or. the amc ant Of such deposit shall
be By the commissioners promptly re