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TMBEB AND CONSTRUCTION
or me access roajds
Sukd bids will be received M
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Murphy. North Carolina, uul I (JO
p.m. EST od the 9th day of Nov cm j
bar. 1SSS. at ??icb time and place j
they will be publicly opened and ;
read for the purchase, cutting aad j
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removal at all designated aawtim
ber trees upon the timber sale area
of ap*iroximatei? 600 acres lying
within the watershed of the Town
of Murphy located on the heaefwat
ers of Marble Creek in Cherokee
County, Nortfc Carolina, and for the
construction of fire control access
roads entering and across the tim
ber sale atea The Umber sale
area, with the approximate loca
tions of the fire control access road
sketched thereon, has been deline- I
de on the official timber sale map
on file in the office of the Town
Clerk I
The saw timber trees to be cut ,
and removed have been designated
with a spot of yellow paint on the '
trunk and another belov* stump
height The designated trees are
estimated to contain 1,00*1,061
board feet based on a 100% cruise
by competent professional forest
ers. The Town of Murphhy does not j
tn any manner guarantee the ac- !
curacy of these estimates, and bid
ders must satisfy themselves as to
the actual amount and kinds of
merchantable timber designated
for cutting and must make their
bids in sole reliance upon their own
estimate and judgment. A detailed
breakdown of these estimates are
on file at the office of the Town
Clerk and may be examined upon
request. The fire control access
road as sketched on the timber
i
sale map must be constructed in I
its entirety. Said road will be ac- |
tually located on the ground jointly
by the buyer and seller with only
minor deviations being permitted
from he localion shown on the map.
Additional spur roads for removal ?
of the timber may be constructed
at locations approved by the Town
of Murphy.
Said designated sawtimbcr trees ;
will be sold where is and as is on
a lump sum basis. Bidders will be j
required to use the prescribed bid !
form, copies of which may be ob
tained from the Town Clerk. The
Town of Murphy reserves the
right to deiay awarding the con
tract to the successful bidder for I
a period of ten days following the '
BU d?y o < No??n?b?r. Ml. *
The successful Udder will be re
quired to execute a w ritten timber
sale contract within twenty days
after being notified of the accep
tance of bis bid The sale contract |
is oo file in the office of the Town
Clerk where it may be examined |
by prospective bidders All terms
and conditions relating to the man
ner in which the designated trees i
must oe paid for. cut and removed, j
and the specifications for construc- I
tion of the fire control access road
are included in the sale contract,
and bidders are urged to become j
familiar with these terms and con- i
c'itions before submitting bids.
Eaeh bid must be accompanied [
by a bid deposit in the form of a
postal money order, certified check i
or cashiers check in the amount of i
32.000 00 made payable to the order I
of (be Town of Murphy. All such
deposits will toe returned to the
bidders after notification of the
award of the contract, except the
deposit of the bidder to whom the i
contract shall have been awarded, '
which deposit will be retained by ?
the Town of Murphy and applied
toward the first, stumpage pay
ment as provided for in the sale
contract If the sale contract is not
signed by the successful bidder
within twenty days after being noti
fied of the acceptance of his bid.
then, in view of the difficulty of es
timating the damages sustained
thereby, fifty percent of his bid de
posit will be retained by the Town
of Murphy as liquidated damages.
bidder to whom the sale |
contract is awarded will be requir
ed to furnish a performance bond
in the sum of $5,000,000 in such
form as will be acceptable to the
Town of Murphy, such bond to be
held by the Town of Murphy until
all terms and conditions of the
sale contract have been fullly com
plied withh.
It is the purpose of the Town of
Murphy not to award the sale con
tract to any bidder who does not
furnish satisfactory evidence that
he ability and experience in this
class of work and that he has suffi
cleat capital and plant to suceeas
fully complete the work wlttuo the
specified time named Id (be sale
contract The Town of Murphy re
serves the right to waive any de
fect or informality in any bid or
to reject any and all bids or to ac
cept any bid should U be deemed
to be in the best Interest of the
Town of Murphy to do so.
This the 1st day of October, 1959
TOWN OF MURPHY
By: L. L Mason, Jr. |
Mayor
Approved as to form
MeKeever & Edwards
Attorneys
Town of Murphy, 1 1 ? Itc ,
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
IN HE SI l-r.KIOR COURT
CHEROKEE COUNTY, A Munici
pal Corporation, Plaintiff,
-vs
LURA VOYLES and husband, |
GEORIJGE VOYLES. HARRISON I
IIEDDEN and wife. HAZEL HEl)- |
DEN; MELV1N HEDDEN and,
wife. Jl ANITA IIEDDEN: LEXIE I
VOYLES and husband. ARTHUR
VOLY ES : KEENER IIEDDEN. JIM
BEAVERS, widower: JOHN HEN- j
R V HEAVERS and wife, BER
NE1CE BEAVERS; LEONDUS j
BEAVELS and wife, JOYCE BEA- ;
ERS; V1RGIE GREEN HEDDEN, I
widow; HILLIARD HEDDEN and
wife, MAXINE HEDDEN; PAUL- I
INE HEDDEN STRIEBLE and !
husband, BlLl, STRIEBLE: ARCH]
HEDDEN and w ife, FREDA MAE j
HEDDEN: RONNIE HEDDEN, un
married: and FRANCES HEDDEN, I
unmarried: by and through their!
Guardian Ad Litem F. O. CHRIS- j
TOPHER: BEKCHER HEDDEN]
and wife, NKCHIA HEDDEN,
Defendants.
TO L I li A VOYLES, GEORGE
VOYLES. HARRISON HEDDEN,
HAZEL IIEDDEN, KEENER HEI> i
DEN. HILLIARD HEDDEN, MAX
INE HEDDEN, PAULINE IIED
DE.N. STRIEBLE, BILL STRIEB
LE, ARCH HEDDEN. FREDA 1
MAE HEDDEN, BEECHER HED- !
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DEN. NECHIA HBDDEN, JIM
BEAVERS, and LEONDUB BEAV
ERS:
Take notice that a pleading seek
ing relief against you has been fil
ed in the above entitled action
The nature of the relief being
sought is as follows: The above
entitled action was instituted for
the purpose pf foreclosing the lien
on real es,ae w hich John Henry
Redden died seized and possessed
of and which lien exists on account
of Old Age Assistance payments |
made to him by the plaintiff during
the period from October 1, 1951, to j
and including January 31, 1357.
You are required to make de- '
fense to such pleading not later
than November 5, 1959, and upon
your failure to do so the party |
seeking service against you will
apply to the Court for tiie relief
sought.
This the 15th day of September,
19j9.
JAM ES <\ HOWSE
Clerk of the Superior
11-ltc Court
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
Tlie undersigned. having qualified '
as Administrator of the estate of
Parric Vaughn, deceased, late of
Cherokee County, this is notify j
all persons having claims against I
said estate to present them to the |
undersigned on or before the 8Ui
day of October, 1960. or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of ! U i r
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make imme
diate payment to the undersigned.
This the 2nd. dajr of October,
1950.
HAYES DOCKERY
Administrator
11+lc Murphy. N. C. j
NOTICE
NOKT1I CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY
The undersigned. having quali- 1
fied as Administrator of the estate
of Birton Elwood Mason, deceased, j
late of Cherokee County, this is to i
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present them i
to t lie undersigned on or before the
15th day of October, 1960, or i
thus notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
dited to said estate will pleasi
make immediate payment to tfci
undersigned
This the 3rd day of October, 1959. I
NOTICE OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKEE COUNTY a j
CHEROKEE COUNTY, A Muniei-I
pal Corporation. Plaintiff, |
VHt< ;?!!?: ROBERTS HELTON and
IS ROBERTS and ^ He. EDNA
ROBERTS: OSCAR ROBERTS and!
vife. HALLA ROBERTS; ALBERT*'
ROBERTS and wife, MAE ROB
ERTS; and LOTTIE ROBERTS
MONTGOMERY, unmarried,
By virtue of authority vested in
ll-Mc
ODIS MASON
Administrator
Murphy. N. C. Rt. 4
husband. GRADY HELTON; LEW-!
me by a Judgment of the Cherokee
County Superior Court dated the
2nd day o < October. 1B&8, in the
above entitled action, I will , on
Monday the 2nd day of November,
1959. at twelve o'clock, noon, at the
Courthouse door in Murphy, North
Carolina, oiler for sale to the high
bidder for cash the following de
scribed lands in Hot House Town
ship, Cherokee County, North Car
olina:
A certain tract or parcel of land
in Cherokee County, State of North
Carolina, adjoining the lands of
Lum Montgomery, Gal Bruce.
Whitfield Brown and others, and
bounded at follows, viz:
On the waters of Persimmon
Creek, BEGINNING on a Maple
corner of Tract No. and runt- West
134 poles to a Locust: thence
North 44" 88 poles to a Chestnut
Oak: then North 75 West 56 poles
to a black gum; thence S. E. 150
poles to a Hickory bush on an old
corner; thenec North 13 East 18
poles to the BEGINNING of the
last survey, containing 145 acres,
more or less.
Being the same land described in
and conveyed by l>eed. dated Janu
ary 24, 1929. from J L. Parton. to
.1. .1 Roberts and wife. Augusta
Huberts, and registered in the Of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Cherokee C.miry. N. C, in I>eed
Book 97. at page 442. reference to
which Deed is hereby made for
greater certainty of description.
SAVING AND EXCEPTING.
HOWEVER, that part thereof
which was heretofore conveyed by
Deed, dated August 31, 1946, from
A. J. Roberts and wife. Augusta
Roberts to Virgie Helton, and regis
tered in the Office of the Register
of Deeds of Cherokee County, North
Carolina, in Deed Book 169 at page
94 and bounded as follows, viz:
A ccrtain tract or parcel or
land in Cherokee County. State of
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
of Minnie Bruce. Harold Payne and
j hers, and Hounded as follows:
BEGINNING on a dogwood on
the line of Minnie Bruce and runs
West eight poles to a pine: thence
Northeast to a maple in the main
branch: then Norfheast six poles
vvitih the main branch to a rock on
the spring branch : thence North i
with the spring branch 11 poles to
a rick corner: thence North with j
an old road 62 poles to the North- 1
cast line of the same tract; thence I
East 27 poles to a rock corncr; j
thence South 84 poles to the begin- i
ning corner, containing 10 acres, I
more or l<?ss. With a road excepted, j
^Reserving and excepting from j
the operation of this Deed the road
ed land, whicii load has been used |
running through the above rescrib- j
by the said A. J. Roberls and |
w ife, Augusta Roberts, and under I
those under whom they claim for
many years.
.This the 2nd. day of Octtober. ,
195!)
L L. MASON. JR
1 l-4tc Commissioner 1
U
AUCTION SALE
TENNESSEE VALLEY
AUTHORITY
OCTOBER 20, 1959 At 11 A. M. I
COURTHOUSE
MURPHY. NORTH CAROLINA j
The Tennessee Valley Authority j
will offer for sale at public auction !
to the highest bidder for cash, at |
Ummu, Wives
Honored With
Annual Dinner
The deacons of 7 be First Bapt
i ist Church with heir wives had
?neir annual fellowship dinner on
Monday evening ia the private din
ing room of the Sltrryl'; Her uriat
in Murphy. os.-",s include! The
Rev. and Mrs J A'ton Morris, Mr.
and Mrs. Ra'pu MrOnn?M. Mr
and Mrs. L. R Ilardin:. Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Dickcy. Mr and Mrs.
Chester Lawson. M si Frankie Mar
tin. Mr. and Mrs. Jtitics 13 Ilall
Mr. and Mrs W T Brown. Mr.
and Mrs. C. E Hyde. I>r. and Mrs.
W. A Hoover. Mr and Mrs Jc<in
Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Rnlph Rhodes.
Mr and Mrs. I'yton Ivie, Mr and
Mrs. Clyde Gladsan. Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Hughes Mr. ant Mrs. J.
L. Savage. Mr and Mrs Don Rim
sey, Mr. and Mrj. Kenneth Davis,
Mr and Mrs. 11 a Palmar
the lime and i'ne stated, pur
suant U> the term to bo announced
anil set fortu in N "t i _? 'f ^al?,
copies of whii '? h ive been pa?; ed
at the Courllu us.' i ! I'i't Win1?
in Murphy. N-vih ('-.i -liin. a t.ac'.
of land, cont a ii ' 40 a; re:;, de
signated XKF.ft :>3. I" -aloil P" "t . il
ly within the err;. rate limits of
the Town of "..rpliy, in Murphy
Township of CV 'ol r Otin v,
j State of North Carolina, on the
, west shores of 1 ii'vas-se.1 Lake o;>
posi'e the nniith r?f the Valley Riv
er Arm of the lrske. Tie minimum
I acceptable price is Ms*, a
I tract of land, ru'if-Mtrnu in ! acre-.
] designated X1HDR12-. Iim'r.l in
| tile Eighth Civil !> s , f (Vd
| kee C.nint.v. S :e : N'orl':h Caro
lina, on the >-oni!:-v. ; s :>r the
Hhvas.see Dam ^c K ??(. an
prrximately I-' % "m1'--. r-i|lv.\s: :?f
Hiwassee l)an'. T'':- ??ii:>.:ii::mi ac
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Additional in! "itp;:,An may be
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