I (election of permt
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I T: entire area of Pisgah Natonal I c
I., --. 0111; rising nearly 100,000 1 t
E a ill be opened for deer hunt- i
- W.vembey. with 1.70C s
* allowed to kill one buck
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| ns for privilege to hunt r
i, to the Asheville office *
-try department before
K . i. and after that date a '
Kt. . ing will be held to select
|Hi from the applications. 1
lov ?<i alternates will be I
I, fill in for those who fail t
L their places.
I . . tire area of the forest will
L. I this year, the announeel
in the forestry department
Lt , !. order to reduce the numLr
, : deer.
| I, . r \V. P. Duncan said Wedr
, that checking stations would
1, , >' isiied at the Mills River CCC
fame a- d at l'isgah Forest, with the
fast 's hunt to use the Mills
Kr. hecking station, and the seeped.
1 ih Forest, alternating each
kto!;. Mr. Duncan will have supervision
over the two stations and the
bunt in general.
Foil ring are the general rules
that d govern the hunt;
1. I i'izens of the United States
ill years or over are eligible to apply
for the privilege of hunting on
this project Applications from rel
gu!av niployees of the U. S. Forest
Eer.li or from employees engaged
in avtiv ties directed by the U. S.
fore-; Service will not be accepted.
2. Applications must be made in
vriun- i > me forest supervisor, U. r
S. p. ! - >t Service, Arcade Building, ^
Ash?' N. C., on or before October ?
24. 1' No applications received j.
after *'i close of business on Octo- c
ber 2i. 1U36, will be considered. a
Blanks may be secured from the Kan- &
gcr's office or the application may y
br 111:1 le in writing direct to the r
Asheviile office.
Seventeen hundred hunters will c
be chosen by lot at a public drawing t
immediately after the closing date a
for application. c
4. A person may apply either for e
the privilege of hunting three days j
on a regular accessible area, or five t
days 011 the wilderness area, but the ^
Forest Service cannot guarantee that ^
selected hunters will be allowed on ]
areas for which they have indicated ^
a preference. (
5. Each applicant must agree to t
deposit five dollars into a cooperative fund
which shall be used for the developnieiit
and research work con- !j
nected with managing the wildlife
on the Hisgah National Forest. {
: 6. At the public drawing applica- 5
tionc t.-ili *
? ?v. uc grouped in bunches of \
!en ahd selected in this manner. 5
Therefore, if several persons wish to
B chosen together they should sub- ^
B their applications in the same J
B 'etter explaining their wish. No
B ?ther grouping will be made.
tf After drawing, each successful ap- 5
m Plican* will be assigned a date on *j
B he may begin to hunt. Any *
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hanging of dates must be made by
he applicant himself by correspondng
with some individual who is
scheduled to hunt on the day deiced.
The Forest Service can not
legotiate any changes nor recognize
equests for changes, it will, how ver.
send a list of the names and
iddresses of the hunters scheduled
or the day in question.
8. At the public drawing to be
leld October 28. 1700 applicants will [
>e selected as regulars. In addition
100 alternates will be drawn. Imnediately
after the drawing the regulars
will be notified and given unit
November 10 to accept the dates
issigned to them and make payncnt.
On November 11 a sufficient
number of alternates to replace
hose of the first group who did not
'ay will be notified of selection.
These must make payment on or heore
November 21. The selected rerulars
who cannot or do not desire
o hunt aje not permitted to transer
their privileges.
9. No hunting will be permitted
>n Sundays, or outside the boundiries
of the Preserve.
10. One adult buck deer with
isible antlers may be killed and renoved
from the hunting area by each
lunter. All other game animals and
)irds are under protection. The huntng,
killing, or intentional molesting
>f such constitutes a violation of the
ules and regulations governing the
'reserve.
11. Only rifles of the non-autonatic
type of a calibre larger than
25-20, and non-automatic shotguns
lot less than ld-gauge, shooting single
>all or pumpkin cartridges, will be |
illowed. The use of buckshot is pronki+<wl
* *
iniiiu 111 non used must be
>f the soft-nosed type. Carrying: of
ide arms by hunters is prohibited. In
tddition, on the wilderness area, boys
laving a pull of at least 60 pounds
nay be used.
12. Outside of personal costs, the
harge to be made for hunting on
he area will be a five-dollar cooperitive
deposit. Residents and non-reslents
of North Carolina may share
qually in the privilege of hunting.
Authorization to transport deer from
he Preserve to points within or
vithout the State of North Carolina
vill be attached to each carcass.
This has been made possible through
he cooperation of the Department of
Conservation and Development of
he State of North Carolina.
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leaning and laundry equ
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13. Persons privileged to hunt
on the accessible areas will be furnished
transportation each day from I
the checking station to the hunting
units ami return. Persons privileged
to hunt on the wilderness area
should provide themselves with complete
camping equipment and sub-1
sistence.
14. Selected hunters sh i!d report
at the checking station assigned
to them by -"? a. m. on the first
day assigned. Credentials will be reviewed
by the Ranger, and field ar
rangements made. No automobiles
will be allowed to park within the I
shooting area.
15. No dogs will be allowed on
the Game Preserve.
16. Only sportsmen equipped with
authenic cooperative argeement permits
will be permitted on the shooting
unit.
17. Additional information concerning
the hunt may be obtained
from the Forest Supervisor, U. S.
Forest Service, Arcade Buildingg,
Asheville, N. C., or W. P. Duncan,
Forest Ranger, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
WOLF CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis, of Postell,
Tenr... spenfc a part of lpst
week with their son, Mr. Fred Davis,
and family.
Mr. Henry Burgess and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Garren visited an uncle
of Henry's near Sweet Gum, Ga.,
Sunday, a Mr. Tom Arp, who is almost
dead because of a cancer. All
hope of his recovery is gone, they report.
Mrs. Luther Yerner and two daughter
Delia and Winnie, of Blue Ridge.
Ga are spending several days with
relatives here.
Mr. J. C. Simonds was out visiting
amoUg friends Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Simonds has been laid up with
rheumatism for several months but
now is much improved.
Mr. Fred Davis returned Fridav
evening from a trip to South Georgia. ]
Mr. G. G. Hyatt is moving into the
home recently vacated by Mr. Howard
Garren.
The sweet potato crop through our
section is reported to be very good.
Mr. and Mrs. Crats Chastain visited
relatives in the vicinity of Morganton,
Ga., Sunday.
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Joe Etoch, grocery-store manager
of Helena, Ark., won a sales contest
sponsored by his company. The
prize was a bathroom scale registering
up to 250 pounds. Etoch weighs
260.
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LEGAL MATTERS I
UNITED STATES UK AMERICA
In the District Court of the United
States for the We>tein District of
North Carolina.
In the matter of
WILLIAM ROBERT IiNKF.RTON
Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To all persons who may be concerned
in the above matter as well
as all other persons:
Notice L heieby given that on
Thursday. November 12th, 1936, at
the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. Central
Time, at the store house recently
occupied by William Robert
Pinkerton on Tennessee Street in
the Town of Murphy, Cherokee
County, North Carolina, I will offer
for sale at. pubile outcry, the stock
of poods, wares and merchandise, topether
with fixtures, invoiced as the
estate of said bankrupt, consisting
of shoes, clothing, drygoods, notions
and groceries and other items. Only
the equity of the bankrupt in such
items and articles upon which there !
is a lien, by virtue of conditional sales
contract, will be sold subject to the !
liens and encumbrance on same, and |
the purchaser of such items will purchase
the same subjects to all encumbrances.
The sale of the assets of the bankrupt
will be made subject to the ;
confirmation of the court. Terms
of sale cash. The right is reserved !
to reject any and all bids. Inspection
of stock of poods will be allowed
at any time by the trustee, at Murphy,
N. C.
EDMUND B. NORVKLL,
Trustee of the Estate of William
Robert Pinkerton, Bankrupt. j
NOTICE: ? SALE OF VALUABLE
DC Al I'CT A.
?? l. r-v l. i.j IHIL
TOWN OF ANDREWS Vs.
PASCAL PALMER, ET ALS.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Cherokee County, N. C. made in
the above entitled proceedings for
foreclosure on tax liens appointing
the undersigned Commissioner of the
Court to sell the lands herein described
in order to satisfy said liens,
I, D. H. Tillitt, Commissioner as
aforesaid, will on Monday, November,
2nd 1936, at 10:30 o'clock, A.
M. (Murphy time) at the courthouse
door of Cherokee Countv, N. C. offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash the following described lands:
Being the Eastern half of lot No.
3 in block L of the original survey
of the Town of Andrews, and being
lots Nos. 1-2-4-7-8 and 9 in block L
of the original survey of the Town
of Andrews.
Dated and posted this the 30th day
of September, 1936.
D. H. TILLITT, Commissioner.
(10-4t-dht)
NOTICE: ? SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
TOWN OF ANDREWS?Vs?
A. B. GILLESPIE ET UX ET ALS.
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Cherokee County, N. C. made in
the above entitled proceedings for
foreclosure on tax liens appointing
the undersigned commissioner of the
Court to sell the lands herein described
in order to satisfy said liens, I,
D. H. Tillitt, Commissioner as aforesaid,
will on Monday November, 2nd,
1936, at 10:15 o'clock, A. M. (Murphy
time) at the courthouse door
of Cherokee County, N. C., offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash
the following described lands:
In the Town of Andrews, Cherokee
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j- Will come to Murphy t<
MOORE SUPF
["hursday, Oct. 29, 1936
County. N. C.
Being lots No?. 11 and 12 in block
FF in Oakwood Height- Addition to
Town of Andrews. ept that portion
of said lots whi h i- ir; excess
of homestead allottwent a d sold under
execution. Being -he lots conveyed
t?> A. B. (5:' l?y J. A.
Richark.-on et ux t y ed dated
January. 28th.. 1921. .1 t worded
in book 2S page 1 " I. im-rd- of
Cherokee County. N. ?
Dated and post, d t. 21th.
dav of S.'ptein >< i. 1 .
D. H. TILL.IT i . C mmissioner.
(10-4t-dht )
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NOTICE: ? SALE OK VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
ANDREWS SCHOOL DISTRICT
AND OR ANDREWS Si?EC 1AL
BOND TAX UNIT OF CHEROKEE
COUNTY Vs.
SAMUEL BIRCHFIEL1 . FT ALS.
AND
C. M. WOFFORD
Vs.
SAM BIRCHFIELD ET AL.
Under and by virtue of an order
I of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Cherokee County. N. C. made itt
the above entitled proceedings for
foreclosure on tax liens appointing
the undersigned Commissioner of the
Court to sell the lands herein described
in order to satisfy said liens,
L C. E. Hyde, Commissioner as
aforesaid, will on Monday, November,
2nd. 1930, at ten o'clock, A. M.
i (Murphy time) at the courthouse
door of Cherokee County, N. C. ofj
fer for sale to the highest bidder for
leash thfi fnllnwini* Jeeai-iKn#!
FIRST TRACT: Being situated
on the waters of Holland's Creek,
| Valleytown Township, Cherokee
County, N. C. and being a portion of
tract No. 106 and tract No
And being all the land conveyed
to Samuel Birchfield by George W.
i Hensley by deed dated Feb. 127th.,
I 1024 ar.d recorded in book No. 87
page H78. Containing 75 acres,
more or less. Said deed of record
in Cherokee County, N. C.
SECOND TRACT: Being a part
of tract No in Valleytown
Township, Cherokee County, N. C.
on the waters of Beaver Creek.
And being all the land conveyed to
Samuel Birchfield by Bascomb Lee
and wife, Ela Lee, by deed dated
March, 25th., 11)26 and recorded in
book No. 81) page 267. Records of
Cherokee County, N. C.
Dated and posted this the 30th.
day of September, 11)36.
C. E. HYDE, Commissioner.
<10-4t-dht)
| NOTICE: ? SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Cherokee County, N. C. made in
the special proceedings of Andrews
School District and / or Andrews
Special Bond Tax Unit of Cherokee
County, vs. W. T. Moore et als. for
foreclosure on a tax lien appointing
the undersigned Commissioner of
the Court to sell the lands herein described
in order to satisfy said lien.
I, D. H. Tillitt, Commissioner as
aforesaid, will on Monday, November,
2nd. 1936 at 10:45 o'clock, A. M.
(Murphy time) offer for sale to the
I highest bidder for cash the following
described lands:
| Being lots Nos. 4-5 and 6 in block
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u ui junaiusKa jungles?Reference
to the plot or map of same which is
recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Cherokee County,
being hereby made for a more accurate
and complete description of
said lots or parcels of land.
Dated and posted this tho 30th.
day of September, 1036.
D. H. TILLITT, Commissioner.
(10-4t-dht)
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