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The Washington times., 1934-11-28
N. Y. Curb Quotations
BY THEODORE KOSLOW

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 dN.S.j.
Curb stocks drifted about in aim.
less fashion today, with evening
up operations by traders on the
eve Of the Thanksgiving holiday,
influencing generally irregular
price changes.
Selected speciality issues made
moderate headway, with Fisk Rub
Der preferred UP l at rs, Jones
and Laughlin steel up "a at Is,
Allied Mills up % at 107s, Sher.
win Williams up u at 82B, and
American Cyanamid B up "a
at 1879.
Utilities were spotty. American
Gas and Electric advanced frac'
tionally to 1912. However, an
easier tone developed in electric
bond and share.
Oils did little, with South Penn.
Sylvania unchanged at %, and
humble, quoted ex-dividend, off
IA at 437s. Metals were irregular,
Sunshine and Pioneer we're nom,
inally higher. Lake Shore was off
IA at 81, and unchanged levels
ruled for Wright Hargreaves and
Hollinger. The Cities Service list
held firm, the common ruling un'
changed at ia, and the deben'
lures moving up "a to Al.
Utility bonds were quiet, but
firm, with National Power and
Light IS up Y at SO.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
ACTIVITY
RISES ANOTHER
HALF POINT

NEW YORK, Nov. % G.N.SJ.
Steel operations advanced for the
sixth consecutive week, with pro-
duction currently estimated at 20
per cent of capacity, up one-half
point from the week before, the
Iron Age summary disclosed today.
There also was contraSeasonal ex-
pansion of tin plate production
from 40 to as per cent.
Output has risen two points to
SO per cent at Cleveland, one-haH
point to 33H2 at Chicago, four
points to 81 in the south, and four
points to So per cent at Detroit.
Elsewhere, production rates were
substantially. unchanged.
After five consecutive weekly
advances. the Iron Age scrap index
held stationary at $10.33 a gross
ton.
Iron Age composite prices for
pig iron and finished steel are un-
changed at $17.90 ton and 2.124
cents pound respectively.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

tive; Is to mostly csc over Tuesday,
average. Desirable o20-25O pounds. $50
10000 pounds, 5.9O66251k 14O-1So
pounds, 4.5O@5.25: 1OO@1So poundS "a
SIS; packing sows, 5.65 90.
Cattle-Receipts zoo mostly COWS.
market. firm. Low-cutter and cutter
d.35 @2S5; common and medium,
Calves-Receipts 100; vealer. soc
higher; good to choice, 7.5O; common
and medium, 4.75@625
Sheep-Receipts 400. Lambs active,
uneVenly higher, quality and lenient
sorts considered. Good to choice, $50:
equivalent to 1916 medium kinds and
strongweights quoted 6.25@7.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, Nov. % UNS).-HoSs
500. Holdovers 500. Active 15c higher
on 200 lbs. up. Heavies. $575@S.15: me-
dunn. $6.10@6.15; light S5.2566,0O:
light lights, $4.5O@525; packing sows'
$3.50 5.25; pigs, $325@40O
Cattle-4O Nominal. steers (9OO-1. 100
lbs good, $4.OO@45O; cows, good. $500
$50; bulls, good beef. SS.O00850.
CalVes-50. Steady. Vealers good and
choice. $6.50@7OO
Sheep, 900. Steady Lambs go lbs,
DOWN good and choice. S6.75@725;
yearling wethers, good and choice, $3.50
$500; aged wethers. medium and good,
$3.25 @ 320; ewes, good and choice, $2.25
@2.50.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
ATCH|SON MAPS
BIC SPEND|NGS
HIGH Low IL

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway directors yesterday ap.
proved capital expenditures Of
$21, ,243,645 for the road for 1885,
of which $7,03O,548 will be ex.
pended for new projects and $14,-
213,097 for work authorized in
previous years. but only partly
completed or not yet undertaken.
This was announced after the
meeting of the board, at which the
regular Semi-annual dividend of
$3.50 on preferred stock was de-
clared, payable February to stock
Of record December 81.
Principal items in the budget
include an appropriation of ST.
250,000 for air-conditioning $50
passenger cars; $1,600,000 for new
rail and fastenings: and $1,261,-
900 for improving track alignment,
including elimination of certain
sharp curves to facilitate faster
passenger service. The board has
also approved the purchase of
three 660-horse power Diesel motor
cars for passenger service, and one
Diesel electric switching engine.
Undivided profits available for
payment of preferred dividends
for the year ended June 30 last
totaled $8,475,705, it was an
nounced. The total amount, re-
quired to pay the full preferred
dividend Of SIS a share is $6,2O8.-
$40, of which $3,104, 800 was paid
on August last.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
N. Y. Bond Quotations
By SAUL LEHRER

NEW YORK, Nov. % QN.SO
Second grade rails again assumed
the leadership of the market to-
day.
Florida East Coast SIS continued
in demand. Chicago and North.
western convertibles and the St.
Paul 5s also improved while the
Wabash 41as were unchanged.
United States Government bonds
were moderately reactionary in a
carry-over of yesterdays selling.
Treasury IS of 1948 were lower
while the 4As-3As remained un-
changed.
The Home Owners Loan As and
the Home Owners Loan IS both
declined.
High grade investment issues
were generally firm. American
Water Works IS were higher while
Goodyear SIS were unchanged as
were the Texas Corporation IS.
Foreign government obligations
were generally steady.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S U.N.s.).-The
coarse yarn cloths market was a fairly
the day in print cloth constructions
near the 0O,Oo0-piece mark. The gem
eral price structure displayed a firmer
tone and buying appeared to have broad
activity earlier in the week, Several NJ
the larger commission houses were nor
meeting the market on any Of the
standard print cloth constructions, and
several in the market felt it was only
Q matter of a few days before an ad-
VancinE trend will set in.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
ALLEGHANY PLAN
High Low Ill

Holders of 71.8 per cent of out
standing Allegheny Corporation
IS of 1850 have deposited their
holdings under the plan to pay
interest with new preferred stock,
it is announced.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
kresge Increases
Common Dividends

S. S. KreSge Company has in
creased common dividends with
a quarterly declaration of IS
cents a share, payable January 2
to stock of record December II.
Previously the company had been
paving 20 cents quarterly.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
NEW YORK WOOL

NEW YORK. Nov. % GN.s.).-wool
tirm. Domestic fleece unwashed, Ohio
and Pennsylvania, 22QSO; domestic
pulled secured basis, 5oDso; domestic,
Texas clean basis, 5S175; domestic,
territory clean basis BSQHH.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
NAVAL STORES

NEW YORK, Nov IS G.N.sl.
Petroleum quiet; crude Penn. 1920 23O.
Linseed oil, per lb.. SO carlots Tur-
pentine dull. 5S. Rosin steady; com
mon S25.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
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The Washington times., 1934-11-28
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s. GN.s).-Hogs
Receipts, $4,000; 5@1Oc higher. Top,
sos: medium, $50 sos; light. s5.25
@5.7O; light lights, SS.75@475: packing
aows, $5.40Q5.SO; pigs, $1.5O@2.50.
Hodovers, 1000.
5000; steady Beef steers. good and
choice. $8.O0@9.90; common and med
Ium, $4.O0@s.OO; yearlings, $1,000 800.
Butcher cattle: Heifers, $500; cows.
92.4O@4.75; bulls, $40 D4.00; calves,
$500 500. Feeder steers $3.50@5.50:
1tocker steers sS.0O@5.25; stockers
COWS and heifers $2.75@ @4.OO.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; steady.
Lambs, S6.75@740: common, $4,000
BIS: yearlings $4.50@5.75; feeders,
&5.0O@5.75; ewes $1.5O@2.50.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
BUFFALO
COTTON GOODS

sUFFAIO. Nov. 2s S.).-Hogs-
eipts, $50, holdovers 10; market, ac-
The Washington times., 1934-11-28

DIR. JANE B. COATET
lndiv. prophecies for Dec Readings daily.
1927 Lamont n. W, apt. 2. CO. 6227.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov. IS G.N.sD.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 market active, 100
soc higher. Top, $6.
Cattle-Receipts. 200; butcher steers
strong cows weak to lower.
Calves-Receipts zoo; market active
and higher; all grades good demand.
sheep-Receipts. 1000; lambs active
and strong. Top 10c higher at $7.S5.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Nov. IS (I.N.s.).-Butter-
Receipts, $3.50 tubs; market steady: old
cars. 9: new. 6. Extras $23%c: stand
ards, 27c: extra firsts, 2762SIlc; firsts,
25% @261tc: seconds, 241a a Csc; spe-
cials. 2914 @29%c.
Eggs-Receipts 1854 cases: market
easy: old cars. 1. Current. 24@251a C;
fresh extra firsts. less than cars. 2915 c
cars, 29I4c: frest firsts. less than cars.
2Shc: cars. e6Ac; dirties, 1s@2Ohc;
checks, 1601SRc.
Cheese = Twins. 1S4 @14c: single
daisies. 149141sc: long horns, 14@141ac.
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
NEW YORK

ter barely steady. Salted and unsalted.
Creamery. higher scoring. 29A @31%
creamery extras, 29h Q3O%; creamery
firsts. 26@30A.
Cheese dull. state whole milk flats,
specials. 1920. Wisconsin, whole milk
fancy young AS1~cans. 15615E.
Eggs steady. Nearby white specials.
369S7: standards. S4@35; mediums. 30
131k: nearby brown specials, 35@4I;
mixed specials. Ss6Ss: standards. $40
IS: frsts IS 2Sis mediums. cS624 u
Pacific coast white. farcy packs, 37h n
3s; standards. 35Q37. mediums, 319Ss
The Washington times., 1934-11-28
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
GREEN RIVER TOWNSHIP
DEL .INOIrENT

Allison Realty Co., AZ acres
Spartanburg road, S3.92.
c. W: Andrea, 5 lots Rocky
Gorge, $2.35.
E: c; Barley, 80 acres Green
H. S. Beck, lot and house
Hart place, CSC.
May K. Bonesteel, 10 lots, 8
acres, Lake Summit, $5.98.
J; D; Bowen, 6 1-2 acres Woods
J. M. Brailsford, / lot Green
River, 78c.
Earl Burnsfeld, 2 lots Freeman
land, 7Sc.
Thomas B. Butler, es acres
Guice land, $500.
Catherine Hammond Crawford,
l lot Lake Summit, 7sc.
Fred Dorsey. lot highway No.
50, $2.35.
First Trust and Savings Bank,
3 lots, Rocky Gorge, $1.57.
J.. H. Glover, l lot Green River,
78c.
Arthur M. Griffin, Sc acres Tom
Jones tract, 1929.
R. NJ. Hanna and Checholm, 10
acres Green River, 40c.
W. A: Harwin, z lots Green
River, $2.35.
T. W. Henderson, 1-s acre Dix.
lie Highway, 78c.
John J., Jackson, Tr., mining
rights and minerals concessions
on 900 acres Green River. S7.05.
A. o. Jones, % acres L. Bake,
property, s2.35. ~
". c, Miller, 2 lots Freeman
I Q. c. Mills, Al lots Rocky Gorge
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28

: Peter Collanter, acre B,.l
ton. $1.S8. Df'ck'
Cam and W. Collins.
Brickton, $11.73. acres
Francis Featherstone, 30
and house Anderson set,Ia% s,ss
1854. '''"eh,
Annie Fletcher, ! u
Hoopers Creek, $2.35. @'fes
Onia Goodwin, l l-2 acras
house Brickton. $432 and
John Goree, 3-4 acre, BricL,.
S11.41. ''"'oA
G. H. Harron, l 81 Co.,.
Hoopers Creek, SAL. "''es
Elonzo Hazel, 3 acres How.
Creek, $4.63. ''OPefs
CASTOR Hazel, , 1-2 acres Vo,.
ers Creek, $l.88. 'OOp'
W. j. Holland, IA acre p.i,
ton, $3.50. D''ek'
Linda Hunter, 80 acres Hoon..-
Creek, S1.59. '''pes
Lucy Jones, | IL acres wa
liams place, 1921. Wiz
holland Jones, 3 acres Hoor..,
Creek, $7.2S. pe''
M. L. Mills. IA acres C.r,.
Mountain, $5.76. apps
o. M. Mills, 50 acres Hoor...
Creek, 1885. pSH
sallie Mills, 10 acres near Brick.
ton, SSH.
Sam - Mills ill l acre Howard Ca,
Comfort Morgan, . acres Hon
ers Creek, S1.88.
Mountain, $1.46. H
Ella Prince, 7 ga acres Brill.
ton, S6.91.
]. G. Prince, house and la
Brickton, $500.
Buncombe Talley, 4 AGRA,
Brickton, 1913.
William Watson, acre Rock.
wood, 48c.
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HOOPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
DELINQUENT

Robert Bane, 80 acres Feather
stone land, $11.13.. .o.-...
Otto Barnwell, 10 acres Fetch
er, $.163.
Mrs. C. M. Canady, 2 lots Royal
Oak, $2.07.
Mary W. Carney. II Sd acres
Hoopers Creek ROAD, 1919.
J. E. Dixon, 40 acres Hawkins
place, $17.03.
Mary C. Dodd, l lot Fletcher,
1925.
J. T. Drake, CT acres A. H.
Smith land, $56.21.
Mrs. Hardy Flynn, l acre Der
mid land, 53c.
John Flynn, 8 acres Hoopers
Creek, 34c.
Drs. E. R. and M. A. Griffith,
10 acres Fletcher, S9.46.
Louis G. Hargrove, 81 acres
Cameron property, $11.81.
Charles Huntington, l lot and
garage Dixie highway. $f.13.
W. F. Fitzpatrick, 124 1-3 acres
Sumner land, $6S.45.
F. c. Lackey, 27 acres noun
tain land, 1894.
John Middleton, 1 acre E. N.
Case land, $7.26.
Come Pattelow, A acres noun
tain land, 45c.
j. S. Patterson, Est, 1 1-3 acres
Blake land, $3.50.
T. ]. Roberts, 1872 acres air
port, $103.44.
Mrs. Effie Smith, 10 acres Pry-
or land, $1.04.
Miss E. E. Smith, 13 acres
Souther place, Sab.
A. J. Tandy, lots Royal Oak
Park, $2.26.
The Financial Board of Control,
108 acres Allison property, $41.25
The Homestead Investment
Company, So acres Patton land,
$S1.47.
J. M. Tindale, acres Owenby
land, s1.56.
A. Tobin, 1 1-6 acres Logan
property, SS.45.
Joe Ware, / lot Fletcher. 1892.
HoOPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
-COLORED-
E. M. Allen, Est, Al acres
Hoopers Greek, $685.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
GREEN RIVER TOWNSHIP

NNSA1N IN In ASVVGtSANE
Mrs. j. C. Allen, 48 acres Bane
land, $6.03.
Clarence Allison, "a 1-2 acres
and house T. Ballard land, 1891.
Lum and Nora Anders, % acres
Blue Ridge Mountain land, 1927.
hum and Nora .Anders, l 1-2
acres and house Sally Anders
property, $1.31.
Mrs. Salie Anders, 8 acres
Jones land. $1.S5.
L. A. Anderson, So acres Ter
~ Creek, s11.47.
L. A. Anderson, IL acres Terry
Creek, Tie.
Atlantic Coast Dist, 20 lots
Lake Summit. 1884.
1. G. Babb, 5 acres Zirconia,
Tic.
John Bane, 1-2 acre and house
Green River, SAT.
j. d. Bane, heirs, So acres of
mountain land, $f.43.
E. T. Bayne, 20 acres Green
1hINCE, 90.
]. Willis Bayne, 81 acres r. w,
Bayne land, 1855.
Il. F. Beddingfefd, z acres
Morgan land, S2.35.
Il. F. Beddingfeh, IS acres
Morgan land, S2.f4
H. F. Beddingieid, SD acre and
house Green River, $2.52.
John A, Beddingield, 8 acres
Green River, SF.58.
G. T. Bell Is acres Mountain
Page, $4.7s.
J, o. Bell, S-4 acre lot Tuxedo
]. o. Bell, Jr., 5S4 acres Tux.
edo, $31.e2.
]. o. Bell, Jr., 80 acres south
side Green River, $50.
J. 0. Bell, Jr., 5 acres head OF
Lake Summit, $1.43.
Bell Realty Company, rs acre:
Green River, $1.O6.
J. A. Bishop and Annie II
Hooper. 100 acres near Saiuda
W. H. Bishop, Ia 10 acre,
/ Macedonia land, s7.52.
81. L. Bomar, / lot Lake Sum
nit, Tic.
u. I; B0wden, $ acres Gree,
River, $2.S5. -
J. R. Bright, rs acres and nous
Green River, bal, $500. -,
II. Pink Bright, / acre and 1 ID
Green River, $4.SS.
J. c. Burrell, 8 1-2 acres nea
Tuxedo, $3.50.
A. D: Calvert, estate, So g.
acres Green River bridge, s5.7l
I W. A. Camp, go acres ia
Greek. Bal. $2,o6.
i Mrs. C. P. Cannon, 1873 acre
Bob's Creek, $11.40.
/ E. B. capps 3 acres Green Ri
or, lie. -,,s-y
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n -
n B. Emerson, 3 acres noun
tain land, Sizes.
Eliz. Fox, II acres Edneyville
| $4.84.
Freeman and Campbell, one
acre Bat Cave, Sic.
]. A. Ferguson, 1 lot Bat Cave
Walter L. Fur, 1 lot Bat Cave
F. K. Graham, 4 acres Slick
Rock, SAIL. -.
r. F. Graham, 2 lots Bat Cave,
Virginia Green, lot Clear
Creek road, $1.30. ,.,
j. II: Grigg, I lot Bat Cave
sf.03.
Manor, sic.
NJ. ]. Harrell, 2 lots Bat Cave
Manor, $2.06.
W. B. Harris, 1 lot Bat Cave
Manor, $500. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Harvey, Bat
Cave 1 house, $5.94.
Howard Hill, 8 acres house
Bear Wallow, $1.9S.
NJ. j. Hudgins, "a acres one
house Broad river, $3.50.
Tinny Hudgins, 2 acres noun
tain land, zoe.
Johnson and Wilson. l lot Bat
Cave, $1.03.
C. L. and ". NJ. Justice, nine
acres Ridge land, $500.
NJ. D. Justice, 80 acres noun
tain land, 1881.
H. K. Laughter, l acre Free
man land, sic.
K. L. Mcdowell, I lot Bat Cave
Manor, sic.
Earl D. Mclean, Sc acres noun
tain land, S4.43.
Lillian G. Mclean, 81 acres of
mountain land, $3.50.
T. D. McManus, 2 lots Bat Cave
Manor, $2.06.
Mcqueen and Morgan, 2 lots
Bat Cave, $2.06. ..
Mrs. ]. E. Mcqueen, I lot Bat
Cave Manor, S1.03.
D. H. Moray, 2 lots Bat Cave,
w. H. Morris, 40 acres noun
tain land, $3.50.
Annie J. Mozzell, estate, 1S9
acreS mountain land. S9.75.
Mrs. Augusta Owenby, lot Ed
NEVILLE, 25c.
]. ]. F. Quinn, 8 lots Bat Cave,
1914.
]. W. Quinn, 2 lots Edneyville,
s1.9S.
Mrs. Leila Rhodes, l acre Ger
ton, lac.
Charles Robbins, SIS acres of
mountain land, 1884.
DR.. F. B. Scruggs, 1 lot Chest
nut Hill, sic.
Mrs. Sallie Shelton, 1 lot Bat
Cave Manor, $1.0S.
]. W. Silvers, I lot Bat Cave
Manor, SIC.
u. +. Stone, z lotS bat CaVe
Manor, $2.06.
]. L. Thomson, 8 lots Bat Cave
Manor, $500.
Tobin and Law, 125 acres Lit
tie Hungry, $7.72.
r. T. White, 1 acre Bat Cave,
$1.03.
S. NJ. White, % acres mountain
land. $5.72.
B. F. Williams, 80 acres noun
tain land, SITS.
W. A. Woodley, l lot Bat Cave
Manor, S1.03.
Fred Yeager, 1 lot Bat Cave,
sic.
II. C. Yeargen, I lot Sugar
Loaf mountain, $1.98.
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EDNEYvILLE TOWNSHIP
-COIORED-

NJ. C. Freeman, 40 acres and
house Edneyville, bal, s9.48.
Leila Hayden, 81 acres one
house St. Paul, $50.
w. NJ. Laws, 10 acres and
house st. Paul, 1892.
Richard Littlejohn, 43 acres
and house st. Paul, S11.54.
Mrs. Richard Owens, rs acres
st. Paul, S15.67.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-08-28
MILLS RIVER TOWNSHIP

M. E. Allen, Is acres river and
mountain land, $2j.43.
Sturgeon Allen. 9 l-2 acres G.
w. Allen, Est, S2.SS.
DR.. Walter Allen, As acres
Horse Shoe, SlS.0S.
Julian Allison, Is acres Bre.
ward road, S12.8j.
j. M. Allison, 2 acres near Etc.
wah, $3.50.
N. F. Allison, 2 acres and house
Ridge road. 1896.
W. 3. Allison, heirs, 222 acres
Forge Mountain, Sl5.jl.
A. A. Anderson, heirs, So acla
Brevard road, S9.4S.
w. w. Atkins, sc acres Boil.
ston, SlS.6l.
A. B. Bagwell, 81 acres near
Mills River school, $25.05.
J. H. Baker, sc acres Mcdowell
Greek, SLAP.
D. J. Banning. 60 acre; Bre.
ward road, $l9.1O.
J. A. Barnett, % 81 acres
Mills River school, S23.jS.
L. B. Bird, AZ acres BoilstOnr
9.67.
Vono Bishop, 2 acres Tanning
Bridge road, $500.
j. D. Blythe, 2 ~ acres Etc.
wah, S1.31.
C. F. Bowen, 2 acres and house
Ridge land, S4.S5.
j. C. Bowen, 60 acres Foster
Creek, $20.91.
DR.. H. H. Briggs, Est, IL IN
terest in 100 acres Boilston, SII5
F. M. Britain, heirs, lG acres
Bryson Mountain, S2.33.
NJ. E. and s. 4. Britain, II
acres Mills River, $l2.7l.
Drexel Brown, lOS acres near
Etowah, $4,000.
J. E. Brown, 50 acres Brevad
road, Bal, $4,000.
Bryson and Nancy, 30 acres
Brevard road, $3.50. :,
w. J. Bryson, 20 acres BreVan
road, s25.11.
w. j. Bryson, SO acres and
house Mills River, $3.50.
Buck Lodge, Inc, l7o acres
Mills River, $27.51.
J. II. Burgin, 100 acres an'
house Glade road, $3.50.
T. L. Burgin, 10 acres AID
house Haywood road, $2l$9' 4,
John A. Campbell, ct al, "
acres Mills River, $2s.63.
Campfeld, heirs, 7 acres h's'
'A A. J. and NJ. E. Garland. !! ll'
1-2 acres Britain land, $lo.ov,
H. B.. Garland, l acre and hous'
Foster creek, 1888.
J. L. Garland, Est, 40 acres
lots Mills River, $l3.99. ~,
J. L. Garland, Est 3 acres
Mills River, 75c. n,..,,
T. T. Carson, 80 acres BolI''0'
Creek. S58.92. ,,.,L
T. E. Carter, 3 acres bfe'A'
road, S4.36. ,,rs
w. E. Case, &C acres and nov"
Haywood road, S29.2S. ,,,,
Harold c. CASTILLO, ! IA set"
and house Boilston, Ss.sV' r,rs
Fannie Cauble, l6 acres fO's'
Mountain, 1881. 1I
j. R. Cauble and Others
acres Forge Mountain, S5.4" Oil.
Grace E. Cely, &c acres 0'"
ston road, S5.44. ~,
Sally Kate Clement, > acres acres %
house Horse Shoe road, SlV," VA
Mark Cochran, Est, ~ ~"
Cochran land, $1.75.
Consolidated Realty CoEg%S
ton, 6 acres K. D. johnson -
1883. ~
Mrs. J. W. Crawford, 1oS"'
1 house Mills River, S23.sL al
Sherman Crawford, 5 d"
brick yard, 1851. AL.
Sherman Crawford. Il
acres brick yard, 1892. INF
G. R. Dalton, 81 acres ACD'
ell Creek, $23.40. d
MaSle Shelton Davenport
acres Mills River, $26.l3. n,rsr
Shelton, Mable, Helen g D;yst
port, store house Mills ~"
$11.98. yl,
Annie Dayton, 3 IA acres ~
River, 1928. ., o,,s
Mrs. C.. w. Duncan, % o.
near Etowah, $12.7l. orrs.
Ebbs Brothers, 50 Il o.
Boilston road, S21.O2. B,e
Weldon English, II acres
ward road, $23.54. 9 I'll
Mrs. Amanda Erwin .oowsA
acres l house and lot h''
1928. rtossh
Arthur Fallon, l acre h'' /
$1.04.
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HOOPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
COLORED-DELINOUFNT

Dina Corpening, IA acre,
home place, $2.3S.
Eliza Hampton, l acre near
Fletcher, Gle.
Mark Mills, 5 acres near Brick.
ton, S5.16.
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Fletcher, $3.50.

FleCcneT, 1ol'oV' -.
J. N. Russell, estate, l6l acres
Hoopers Creek, $3.50.
S R. Russell, As acres house
Fletcher, $9.77. , =.
Joseph Selby, 70 acres south of
Naples, $54.93.
Mrs. V. C. V. Shepherd, II
acres somewhere near Mountain
Home, $6.77.
Mrs. E. w. Shipman, 35 acres
home place, $4.79.
K E. Shipman, 1 1-2 acres
Howard Gap road, 44c.
K. E. Shipman, Is acres one
house Howard Gap road, $5.43.
T. J. Singleton, l house and lot
Fletcher, $13.47.
W. T. Smith, 81 acres 1 house
Naples, $31.69., ..
Miss Carrie Sorrell, / house and
lot Tanning Bridge road, $12.19.
Miss Luella Sorrell, II acres
Hoopers Creek, $6.37. t..
William Sorrell, estate, so
acres Hoopers Gap, S21.96.
Mrs. C. Early Souther, 81 1-2
acres Hoopers Creek, $4.69.
German Souther, 20 acres
Fletcher, $3.50.
H. C. Souther, Is acres Fetch
err, 1884.
]. H. Souther, 3 IA acres How
ard Gap, $4.99.
S. Y. Souther, 70 acres Hoopers
Greek, 1906.
w. H. Souther, 2 lots Fletcher,
$25.13.
Decatur R. Stepp, 8 acres near
Featherstone Mill creek, $1.63.
E. L. Stradling, II 1-2 acres
Anderson land, $5.07.
Mrs. Mary De R. Sumner, 60
acres home place, l lot adjoining
Bank at Fletcher, S116.63.
w. H. Sumner and C. N. Wren
shall, 6 3-4 acres Brickton, 1888.
w. H. Sumner, 1876 acres Banks
Mountain, 60 acres R. G. Sumney,
9 acres Burgin Barnwell, II acres
A. T. Hart, $45.51.
Mrs. Eliza Summey, 1 house
and lot Fletcher, $3.50.
w. A. Toomer, % 1-2 acres
Asheville highway, 1851.
M. w. Ulmer, Tarenibill land,
$14.O6.
Donald Walker, 1 house and
lot Brickton, $500.
L. B. Walker, 10 acres Howard
Gap. $10.41.
W. A. Walker, acres Fletcher,
$2.8S. ,
Mrs. w. A. Walker, Al IA
acres l house Fletcher, $37.79.
Mrs. B. F. Ward, so acres one
house near Naples, 1921.
E. w. Ward, 60 acres Brickton,
$3.50.
]. H. Waters, l lot Sanford
land, 94c.
G. w. Watkins, II 1-2 acres 2
houses Hoopers Creek, $3.50.
L. A. Watkins, 80 2-3 acres
Fletcher, $10.75.
w. NJ. Watson, l acre Rock
wood, 48c.
T. C. Wilkie, house and, lot
Fletcher, S12.17.
John M. Whitaker, 10 acres
Church road, $11.56.
Mrs. Mae Whitaker, 1 acre
Brickton, $500.
S. L. Whitaker, house and lot
Fletcher, $10.63.
D. T. Wilkie, 2 1-2 acres Hoop
ers Creek, 1888.
Forrest Wilkie, 2 1-2 acres Will
kie land, $3.50.
G. C. Wilkie, 5 acres Hoopers
Creek, SIPS.
J. P. Wilkie, 62 acres Hoopers
Creek, $26.75.
U. M. Wilkie, 2 acres Fletcher,
$4.63.
w. G. Wilkie, 7-S acres Hoop
ers Creek, $2.74.
H. B. Wolfe, $40 acres and
house Fletcher, 1921.
H. B. Wolfe, l lot joining Les
lie building, 1921.
H. B. Wolfe and B. H. Young
blood, 2 lots Fletcher, $7.04..
E. L. Youngblood, LOG acres
Hoopers Creek, $39.23.
]. E. Youngblood and Mack
Lance, 2 lots and house Fletcher,
$69.38.
J. N. Youngblood and G., L.
Fortune, house and lot Fletcher,
$9.38.
L. C. Youngblood, 8 lots Fetch
err, S12.87.
M. C. Youngblood, 1 acre and
house Hoopers Creek, S4.35.
w. J. Youngblood. 100 acres.
Good Luck. S41.31
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EDNEYvILLE TOWNSHIP,
- nFI iNOHIENT - .

G. E. Aicock. 2 lots Bat Cave
Manor, 99c.. ,ss.s y;
Mrs. Logan Rarnwell, 40 acres
mountain land, $1.9S.
W. B. and Jas. BarnweH, s
acres mountain land 79c. =
+, L. Beam, / lot Bat Cave,
Mrs. Ethel Chads / lot Bal
Cave, $1,03. -,
J, A. Clarke, 2 lots Bat Cave
SOS.
Helen R. Chstt, I lot Edney
-villes $1.03.
Z Prof. j. w. Eaks, 1 lot Gerton
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