The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1922-01-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

Deeds office of Lafayette County,
Missouri, conveyed to me, the under
trustee, to secure the indebt-
edness therein mentioned, the follow.
ing described property, situated in
Lafayette County, Missouri, to-wit:
All the coal and coal rights and
privileges in and under nineteen and
one quarter acres being all of Block
numbered Fifty in the Fourth Addi-
ton to the town of Saint Thomas, new
the city of Waverly, in Lafayette
County, Missouri, excepting one and
one quarter acres off of the West
side thereof, heretofore sold to L. G.
Thomas; also in and under the North
west quarter of the Southwest quar-
ter and the Southwest quarter of the
Southeast quarter Of Section four
teen of Township ffty-one of Range
Twenty-four containing in all eighty
acres, more or less; also in and I'M
der eleven and seventy-fve hun
dredths acres in the Southeast cor
ner Of the Northeast quarter of the
Southwest quarter of fractional Sec
ton fourteen, in Township f~fty-one,
of Range twenty-four, and lying
South of and adjoining to a ten acre
piece sold by the sheriff to William
F. Miner in said quarter section,
save and except a parcel of land TAX
en- from the above described land
heretofore sold and conveyed to
James Grant, by deed dated March,
1884, recorded in the Office of the Re
corder Of Deeds for Lafayette County,
Missouri, in Book SO at page 367.
Also one and one quarter acres in
fee, surface and coal more or less
off of the East end of a piece of land
situated in the Northwest corner Of
the Northeast quarter fractional o.
the Southwest quarter of Section
fourteen in Township ffty-one o.
Range twenty-four, said piece Of lane
being twenty-six rods and fourteen
links in length from east to west anC
twenty-one rods and fifteen links il
width from North to South an,
bounded on the North by the land o
w. P. Minor on the South by tn,
land formerly owned by James "
Goodwin, and owned by Jesse Grant
and on the East by the lands Of W
P. Minor and on the West by a
alley on the East side of the city 0
Waverly, formerly Saint Thomas, q
foresaid. Said one and n quartz
acres, more or less, being the sam
land on which the machinery, shaft
and buildings Of the company former
" known as the Waverly Coal an
Mining Company and subsequent
of Steamboat Coal and Mining Con
pany, are now situated. This or
and one quarter acres, more or les
is further described by metes ar
bounds as follows: beginning at
| point where the center Of the count
road continues in a -Northeaster
direction would cross the center
! the Missouri Pacific Railroad rig
, of way, thence Southwesterly nil
hundred and seventy-fve feet; then
northwesterly four hundred and fift
seven feet to the center of the Nj
t souri, Pacific Railroad right Of wa
a thence easterly along the center
the said right of way three hundr
, and thirty-six feet to the place
5 beginning, containing one and Q
tquarter acres, more or less, togeth
i. with all buildings, construction
9 shafts and other improvements thel
: on and all the machinery, apparat'
implements and tools Of every XIII
q nature and description upon the S!
premises. Also all the coal rigl
purchased by Walter W. Taber
p from w. P. Minor in October, 10
underlying the following descrit
q parcels of land situate in Lafaye
County, Missouri, described as 1
> lows: the ten acres of the Northw
L fractional quarter, the eight &C
on che West side of the Southw
re quarter OF che Northeast quar-
or and twelve acres III tha Northe
corner of the Northeast quartsr
y the Southwest quarter all in Sect
ed fourteen in Township hfty-one
Range twenty-four West, toget
a with the right to use such portion
the said lands described for necess
40 mining purposes, provided that no
TX shaft or other shaft shall be sunk
vn no buildings erected within the por
of said land so enclosed and surror
ing the brick house now on the pr
10 ises or within the orchard now
Sc. closed on said premises. The p
he erty in the last paragraph being
,at so described in the warranty
from William P. Minor to Walter
en- Tabenor recorded January %, l
in Book 179, page 76, Of the rec
he in the Office of the Recorder Of ID
Ina in Lafayette County, Missouri.
4. The said real estate above des'
ed includes the real estate !
which are located the mines and
'ss. ing outfit heretofore belonging to
ize Waverly Coal & Mining Company
rot subsequently the Steamboat Coal
Mining Company and also all of
machinery, tools and appliances
apparatus belonging to the Wa
Coal & Mining Company to
Steamboat Coal & Mining Com
ids TO the Carbon Coal Mining Corr
ltion, used or intended to be use
the operation and working of
ulu mines.
lily Also all Of the machinery,
ain and appliances now owned or
after acquired by the Carbon
he'd Mining Corporation acquired
an used on the mine known as the
Six mine.
And, whereas, default has
he'd been made in the payment Of
/. of indebtedness and the interest
do rbo..tors nnblic notiI