The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-09

No. below Hannum creek on said Inmachuck river, containing about 20 acres, running 1920 feet, more or less, up and down said river and being about 660 feet wide;
 Also placer claims called Numbers 5 and below Hannum Creek on said Inmachuck river, containing about 20 acres each, running 1920 feet more or less, up and down said river and being about 66O feet wide.
 Also a leasehold estate in placer claims on said Inmachuck river de- scribed as follows: No. 9 Below Hannum, No. g Fraction adjoining the South side of No. below Han- mum on the Inmachuck river; a Fraction between No. below Han- mum on the Inmachuck river and No. below Pinnell and adjoining the East end of No. 9 below Han nun; No. 1 below Pinnell on said Inmachuck river, No. below Pin nell on said Inmachuck river, ex- cepting therefrom the present thawed channel where the Inma- chuck river flows through said claims; said leasehold estate being for the period commencing July 4th 1912. and ending when said claims shall have been fully worked out in accordance with the terms of cer- tain written lease of said premises between the Inmachuck Dredging Company, and said Fairhaven Water Company, yielding and paying to said Inmachuck Dredging Company, 20 per cent. of the gross amount of all gold, and precious metals pro- duced therefrom.
 Also certain real property in the Town of Deering, described as fol- lows:
 The house known as the Fair l haven Water Company's Building in said town, 4Sx20 feet, stories | high, with shed in rear 12x16 feet; also stable 20x20 feet situate about 40 feet Easterly therefrom; also 2 warehouses 4Ox2O feet situate about 40 feet easterly from said stable; ali being situated in the East end of said town of Deering, Alaska, to- gether with the lot of land upon which said buildings are situated, being about 250 feet East and West and 100 feet North and South.
  rights and franchises, with the ap- purtenances, being situated in the Fairhaven Recording District, Terri tory of Alaska, Second Division, in- cluding all and every estate, right, i title and interest therein which said Fairhaven Water Company, corpo- ration, had on the 1st day April, 1909, or that it has since acquired. The Terms upon which said sale will be made are as follows:
 The purchase price may be paid wholly in cash, or the purchaser or purchasers may pay in cash sufflcl- { ent to defray the costs and eXpen- ses of sale, including the MarshaPs costs, fees and commissions, and any additional amount which may 1 be bid by such purchaser or pur- chasers, may, at his or their option, ! be paid in cash, or said purchaser or purchasers may deliver to the United States Marshal in lieu of cash, any of the prior lien bonds and coupons, which said bonds and l coupons are fully described and i identified in the judgment in this
 action reckoning and computing said
 prior lien bonds and coupons for that
 purpose at sum equal to and not exceeding that which would be pay able out of the net proceeds of said sale to the purchaser or pur- chasers, as the holder or holders of said bonds and coupons, for his or
 their just share and proportion in
 that character of said net proceeds
 All of said properties, premises.
 rights and franscises will be sold
 in one parcel, as a entirety; said
 sale, however, will be made subject in the lienl of $16,500.00 outstand-
 ing first mortgage seven per cent
 gold bonds of said Fairhaven Water
 Company, with interest thereon at
 the rate of 7 per cent DOT annum
 from September 15, 1906, which
 said $16,5OO.O0, first mortgage
 seven per cent gold bonds, together
 with the interest thereon, are se- l cured by a trust mortgage on the properties, premises, rights and
 franchises above described.
 l Dated at Nome, Alaska, August
 18th, 1916.
 E. R. JORDAN,
 United States Marshal for the Di- strict of Alaska, End Division.
 Sat. Aug. 19, 26, Sept 2, g, 16.