Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-03
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VIRGINIA.: d.:
In the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
County.
Office of Harry R. Thomas, Com
missioner in Chancery OF said Court
October Ord, 1916.
To W. It. Galliher and Brother, In
corporated, a corporation duly lncor-
porated under the laws of the Dis
trict of Columbia, Alan P. Hume;
George .E:"Warfield. Trustee, Edward
f. Barker. Samuel V. Gusaek, Trus.
tee, Joseph S. Harper, Trustee, and
Joseph S. Harper, in his own right
Richard E. Garvey, Agnes E. Garvey'
Walter +. Hedrick, Charles c. Hit
Norman W. Gill, Mary E.. Gill, Will,
liam W. Harrington, Emma l.. Har-
rington, Florence A. Bradley, Vim
cent a. Bradley, James A. Duncan:
George p. Killian, Trustee, Maggie
c. Calvert, George P. Calvert, Ed
ward. f. >Dwyer, Security Savings
and Commercial Bank, of Washington.
D.. c., and Louis Fletcher King.
You are hereby notified that have
fixed upon Tuesday November 14th
1916, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at my office
near the County Court House, at
Fort Myer Heights, Virginia, as the
time and place, when and where, |
shall proceed to execute the decree
rendered by the Circuit Court of the
County of Alexandria, Virginia, on
the 26th day of September, 1916, in
the Chanccry cause of w. T. CALI
her and Brother, Incorporated VS..
Alan P. Hume ct al; whereby am
required to ascertain and report:
First-Tne2 taxes, all mechanics
liens and other liens, and the rcspec-
tive amounts thereof, upon the re-
spective properties set forth and de-
scribed in the bill Of complaint, and
the pliorities existing between the
same. In doing SO, the said commits
sioner shall report separately the
liens and the respective amounts
thereof against each of the respec-
tive properties described in the Bill,
and the names of the holders OF the
same.
SeconI-The respective dates upon
which each Of said buildings IN the
bill and proceedings mentioned, was
completed, or the work thereon other
wise terminated.
Third-Whether or not the rents
and profits from the said properties
or any Of them, will pay off and dis
charge the respective liens within
five (5) years.
Fourth-How much Of the land
with each of the said respective pro-
perties mentioned ard described IN
the bill is necessary for the conven,,
lent use and enjoyment of the SAID
respective buildings.
Fifth-What amount will constitute
a reasonable compensation to be al
lowed by the Court to complainant, S
counsel for instituting and conduct
ing this suit.
Sixth-To state and settle any ac-
counts that may be necessary between
the parties 10 this suit.
Seventh-The said Commissioner
in making his report shall consider,
not only the evidence already ia ken,
including that embraced in the stipu-
lations Of counsel, but she'll take and
consider any further evidence which
may be adduced by any party IN III
teTest.
Eighth-!Amy other matter or
thing pertinent to the issues in this
cause, OF which may be required by
any party hereto.
This notice is published in puTsu-
ance of the decree of the said Court
in said cause entered on the 18th day
of September. 1916, which provides
that the publication of this notice
once week for four successive weeks
III the Alexandria Gazette, shall be
equivalent to personal service OF
such notice upon all parties claim
ing to have liens upon the property
IN the bill and proceedings mentioned,
or :iaY!ng. an interest therein. II. !;
;AtSWHeh,s time and place you are
required to; attend:s GiVe,lsunder my
1and as Commissioner in Chancery sof
SAID Court on the day and year tlrst
aforesaid.
HARRY R, THOMAS. COMMISSIONER.