7, 1W4
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^H^^^Hpower commission
fl^^^V~ompfiance wit hthe Federaii '
wwer act (41 stat., 1063). '
is hereby given that:
fTht Southern Appalachian Powder
Company of Asheville, North
Carolina, has made indication covering
a proposed power dam in Hiawassce
River at Hangingdog Creek (
creating a pool extending about one mile
above the town of Murphy and r
and also covering a second proposed
dam about 170 feet high at a point
about one mile above the town of
Murphy, creating a reservoir extending
approximately 11 n^les upstream
therefrom te a point about midway
between the mouths of Sweetwater
and Fires Creeks.
The Hinwassee River Power Company,
of Murphy. North Cfrdlra,
has made application covering
water-power development on the
Hiawassee River in Clay and Cherokee
Counties, North Carolina, Polk
County, Tennessee, and Towns Coun
ty. Georgia, extending from a point!
car the town of AnDalarhia. Trnn
t ssee to a point near the town of,
Hiawassee, Georgia. |
I Any objection to these applica- J
tions or request for a hearing there-1
or, together with any briefs, reports j
or other dato for which considera- j
ti< n is desired should be submitted
t> the Executive Secretary, Federal'
Power Commission, Washington, 1).C.
It 26'8t*fpc)
NOTICE OF ELBCTION.
NORTH CAROLINA?Clay County.
Office Board of County Commission-!
ers, Feb. 4th, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of Chapt. 136, Article |
17, Sections 234 et scq, and under
and by virtue of a resolution of this
Boaid duly ndnpted on this date, an
election is hereby called to be held
in the courthouse in Hayesville, Clay
County, the usual voting place, on
the 18th day of March, 1924, to asI
terta.n the will of the people In
Hayesvilie Township, Clay County,
Nvitii Carolina, whether there shall
I he levied in said Hayesville TownI
ship a special annual tax of not more ,
I than thirty (30) cents on the one ]
I kindred dollars valuation of property '
I real nd personal, in said township, <
I to supplement the Public School i
I Pond which may be apportioned to
| said township by the County Board
1 thirty (30 cents levy propesed to In- |
dude the present levy of 20 cents on
I the one hundred dollars valuation
land in the event same is adopted by
the voters in said election not to In
, crea.se the present levy more than
-j Wen (10) cents on the hundred dot~
Ilkrt valuation.
S Notice is hereby further Riven that
T. C. Scrogjjs has been appointed
Registrar and A. L. Penland and R.
R. Alexander, Judges of said elee- i
ion; that a new registration is call- i
m families Wou
S,? City Of 2 C
. The Louisville & Nashvil
its pay-roll 62,000employi
in 1923 over *75,000,000.
W families, ana every one,
M butes to the support of a
2 ( Computiaf by the Goyen
J persons to an American Ian
supported or to some extent t>
wl* ft N. employees, over 2C
. ber greater than the populate
Atlanta. Georgia.
In addition, thousands of ot
employment in various indua
a^2o?2rCl^eee Sng^MK
" ^Itaowr, Dm. 200,000 p,
family oonatttote a complete ci
class ot labor, and hardly a i
represented among the U A 1
Thees, and other facta whici
ln* pahlic, will enable you to
v v?ne of this great traneportal
& serves, Tb^Tahould
her that as this ndbroad pros]
f "*"3J^sst yon end your comn
lla-2SE
ADVERTISER
d for said election and that the reg- i
stration books shall open on the :
5th day of February, 1924, and
lose o nthe 8th da yof March, 1924,
ind will be open each Saturday durng
said period at the courthouse tn
layesville at the usual voting plac*.
W. C. SMART. Chairman
Board of County Commissioners
Clay County.
FRED JONES, Clerk Board of
County Commissioners.
!27-4t-a&g)
NOTICE OF STOCK LAW ELECTION.
At a regular meeting of the Board ,
if County Co'.irnis'ioners of Cherotee
County, North Carolina, on the
Ith day of February, 1924, a pctli
ion was presented to the satd board
>y n*. ire than one-fifth oi the qualified
voters, of said boundary in Hct
fouse Township, Cherokee County.'
^orth Carolina, hereinafter described
trd set out asking that an election'
?e called by the said board to vote
>n stock law or against stock law in
>aid boundary, it is ordered by the
Board of County Commissioners of
~herokee County, in regular ?ession 1
m the first Monday in eFbruary, K
t>eing the 4th day of the month, j
lhat an election be held under the
ules and regulations of the General
Election Laws of the State of North (
Carolina, at the Johnson School
House in wiid boundary hereinafter;
set out on the 22nd day of March,
1924. to vote for stock law or against
ltock law in the following territory,'
riz:
Beginning o nthe stock law line,
*t the John Prince Gap running with I
he meanders of the mountai nwith1
ihc stock law line to the Vance Mourn- j
[ain at the Georgia line; thence with'
he Georgia line to a point near W.
H. Hydts the point of the mountain
:he divide of the waters of Hothouse
tnd Wolf Creeks known as the
Franklin Mountain back to the be-1
tinning at the John Prince Gap. |
And for the purpose of -aid election,
it is further ordered that a
new registration of all the qualified,
roters be made i nsaid boundary set:
aut above.
It is further ordered by the Board
of County Commissioners th?s T. T.'
Johnson he and is hereby appointed!
Registrat of said election and that j
Tom Cole and John Morrow as judges,
it is further ordered that the reg-!
ister books be opened at the Johnson 1
School House in said boundary for
those desiring to vote on the 16th
day of Fehruary. 1924. and each Sat-1
urday thereafter for four successive i
weeks and on the 15th day of March;
as challenge day and said eleation.
to be held on the 22nd day of March
1924. Those in favor of Stock law
shall vote on a written or printed
ticket of usual size "For Slock Law, ' [
those oposing shall vote on a written
or printed ticket of usual size!
"Against Stock Law." It is further,
ordered that said election be conducted
and held in the same manner'
nnd way as the General Election and |
s With Their j
Id Form
>0,000
le Railroad has on ?
?ea to whom it paid S
Most of them have <
no doubt, contri- t
ome family. c
iment average of 4.3 i
lily, there are wholly 1
enefited, by the wages
0,000 people?a num- '
an of a city the size of ^ ' c
Cher people are given r
tries from which the
nd eoppliea of all de- r
i over $57.000000. (> c
toplt of the I* ft N. J
ty~, because there ia no ,
M.'a 52,000 employees.
h the L. ft N. is makrealiae
the economic
lion system to the terl
help you to remembers
ao you and your
whatever hurts the 1
au
THg CHEKOKEE SCOUT. Ml
iENTS 1
that duo returns be made of the
stock la welection to this hoard.
S. W. LOVINGOOD,
Chairman Board of County
Commissioners.
A. M. SIMONDS, Ex-Officio Clerk to
Board of County Commissioners
of Cherokee County, N. C. I
(27-4t-co)
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE BY COMMISSIONER
Under and by virtue of an order
of th. supeiier court of Cherokee
County, North Carolina, made in a
special proceedings entitled "In the
matter of J. M. Simonds, Administrator
of tbu estate of L. M. Adams,
deceased, late of Cherokee
County, X. C.," petition to sell land
for assets to pay debts of deceased
No. the same being no
upon special proceedings docKet of ] i
saidcourt, the undersigned admin!*- J
trator of the said estate of the deCommis-ioner,
to sell the said real i ,
estate, will on the 3rd day of March,
1924, between the hours of 10;
o'cloc, a. m., and 1 o'clock, p. m.. at;
the court house door in Murphy, I
Cherokee County, N. C.f offer for!
sale to the highest bidder one-half
for cash and balance reasonable j
terms that certain tract of land lying i
and being in Hothouse Township, ;
in District No. 4. known as the j i
Prince lands on the headwaters
of Tater Creek, containing 130 j
acres, more or less. I,ot No. 487, described
as follows, viz:
Beginning on a stake near the
top of the mountain and runs north
31 E. to a stake about the same di- ;
rection to a stake at or near a fence;
then down the mountain with the
fence till strike l.ot No. 478; then
north 59 W. to a stake; then south
31 W. 100 poles to a stake; then
south E. 160 poles to the beginning.
For a more oerfect description sec
book of Deeds No. 71 on page No.
47 in the office of the Register of I
Deeds of the County of Cherokee, j
N. C. Adjoining the lands of Jim i
Johnson and Dale Bryant and others.
This 2nd day of February, 1924. |
J. M. SIMONDS.
Administrator of L. M. Adam*, i
deceased, and commissioner.
<28-4t-pd)
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County.
In the Superior Court
G. \. Stalcnp,
_vs. 7
Ralph F.. Mrils and The Federal Con- ,,
struction Co.
Notice of Summons and Warrant of
Attachment
Let the defendants. Ralph E. Mills
and The Federal Construction Company.
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced
against thein in the superior court
of Cherokee Covnty. and a Warrant
of Attachment has been issued {
against their property. Plaintiff
seeks to recover the sum of $400.00 j
and interest from January 14th, t
1024, by reason of his being indorser
of a note for defendants. And ^
defendants are required to appear .
beforeiw-F. Davis* Clerk of the superior
court of Cherokee County, at
his office. In the court house at Mur- '
phy on the 0th day of March. 1924, ^
and answer or demur to the com- ^
plaint. Said warrant of Attachment ^
is returnable at the same time and
place above named. ,
This the 12th day of Feb., 1024.
B. E. DAVIS. Clerk
Superior Court Cherokee Co. ,
t
ai
FARM FOR SALE.
Farm consisting of 125 a ere* 1,1 w
rules from Asheville on Asheville- ^
Hars Hilt-Burnsville highway, 60
icres unticr nign state 01 cuiuvaiion, 0?(
iO acres level bottom land, remain- jc
ler virgin timber, new S-room
loose, large stock barn and number tr
>t out houses, entire farm enclosed
n four strand barbed wire fence.
Within sight of school an dchurch. p}
Mso farm implements consisting of &
>f wheat drill, plows, mowing mahine,
harrows, wood saws, and all a
?ecessary small tools and impte- aT
nents. Price fin,000.00; one-fourth hj
lown and balance on eas yterros.
Vpply box 872, or phone 2311, Ashe- }-T
riile. N. C. (27-3t-a) N
r th
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. ni
w
Having qualified as Bxecotor of in
Jie estate of Laura Wells, deceased, to
ate of Cherokee County, North Car- th
ilina, this is to notify all persons p<
laving claims against the estate of 1 ]
laid deceased to exhibit them to the di
mdersigned at its office in AsheviDe
Mnv4ti PaMlnt* nn AT tki> 1 ('
lay of March, 1925, or this notice ?
rill be pleaded in bar of their rw- N
rovery. All persons indebted to the
laid estate will please make imntiiate
payment. K
This the 19th day ef February,
IKFHT. WOUfH CAMOUWA
/rzzi:: :
ANN(
?the services ol
repair departme
guaranteed Sen
ing. We are als
and Forge Welti
Wc also wis
agents for ST A
a full line of gen
iai/i i_i
??A muuci
glad to go over
tion at any time
tate to announce
offered before i
which tells you
money and we f<
statement.
We are alw.
924. |
I'ACHOVIA BANK & TRUST C0.,|
Executor of I-aura Wells
By W. B. WILLIAMSON. Assistant
Trust Officer. (28-6t-wbtc)
NOTICE OF SALE.
By virtue of the power of
ale contained in a certain deed
if trust executed by A. J. Cook on
he 10th day of November, 1910,
ind recorded in the office of the
tegister of Deeds of Cherokee Counv,
in Book No. 74, page 27, to seure
the payment of the num of
850.00, with interest on same from
Jovember 10, 1919. evidenced by a
nte of even date therewith, payable'
0 0. C. Davis and due six months j
rom date, and by reason of the do-'
null by A. J. Cook in the payment
lereof, and the holder of said note
aving declared same due and payble
and having made demand of
to undersigned trustee to execute
te power of sale contained in said
?ed of trust, and due notice of such
>fault having been given and said
fault r.ot having been made good 1
td still existing:
Now, therefore, the undersigned
iti sell at the court house door in 1
urphy, N. C., at public auction to 1
e highest bidder for cash, at one 1
clock p. nv. on Monday, March 24, (
?24. the following described lot
land conveyed in said deed of *
ust. towit: 1
Lying and being in Cherokee
>unty, adjoining the lands of W. M.
ilmer .lohn Dockery. in District No. 1
on the waters of Owl Creek, and '
tunded as fellows: Beginning on
locust. S. W. corner of No. 263,
td runs N. 40 E* 117 poles to a
ckory on said line; thence S. 50 E. c
1 poles to a stake on E. boundary J
?e of No. 263; thence With said line 1
. 40 E. 63 poles to a chestnut: 5
ence S. 55 W. 19 poles to a chest- t
it oak on top of a mountain; then <
ith the meanders of the mountain '
a southwest direction 272 poles t
a hickory on the line of No. <
tenee with said line S. 50 E. 30 i
)les to the beginning:, containing i
18 acres, more or less. This 21st i
\y of February, 1924.
I.. E. BATLESS. Trustee.
>R 4t leb* <
ORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
County, i
Superior Court,
. B. King
DUNCEM
WE HAVE SECURED
: an expert mechanic to take
nt and are now ready to gi'
dee in automobile and mat
o in position to take care of
ling jobs, large or small.
ih io announce that we ai
R and DIJRANT Cars and
iuine parts in stock. At this
Star Touring Cars on han
this car completely and gi'
with interested parties. W
1 that this is a finer car than ;
in the low priced class?a
that here is a car more th?
eel sure a demonstration wil
lys on the job and will ser
best of our ability
kee Motoi
Opposite L. & N. Station
MURPHY, N. C.
H. Grinnrll.
NOTICE OF SALE. V
By virtue of the authority vested y(
in me by n certain judgment of the
superior court of Cherokee County, Ul
which said judgment was docketed
October 23, 1923, in judgment dock- w;
et 18, at page 44, and obtained In ro
the above entitled action, the unders^ned
Commissioner wil on the
31st day of March, 1924, at the hour 10
of 10:00 o'clock a. ni? offer for sale ai
at the court house door in the town or
of Murphy the fellow in*? described I |j|
lalids: |
First Tract, No. *2684, I) '.ric' ^
No. 7, o nthc waters of Paint Creecj
and bound as follows:
Beginning on a chestnut tre? on n<
the line of No. 43, W. of the N. \V. th
corner of Tract N4412 and rurs 9. j>(
25 E. 00 poles to a .<take; then E. {o
00 poles to the beginning. j
Also Tract No. 3612 in District p..
No. 7. on the waters of Paint Creek ^
Beginning on a black jack tree it
being the S. E. corner of No. 42, WJ
known as the McLUlard lot and runs
thdnce W. wi*h the line of said tract ^v
64 poles to a larec chestnof the ^
E. corner of No. 4413; thence S. 35
E. 12S poles to a locust; thence E. ye
B4 poles to a dogwood on the S. aide an
>f Paint Creek; thence N. 35 W. 128 p
aoles to the beginning, the two tracts pjfl
containing 100 acres, more or lew. Pp
This land will be sold to the high??t
bidder and the terms of the sale 1>0
will be cash. ^o,
This the 21st day of Feb., 1924. pa
RALPH MOODY, Commissioner t r
[28 4t ?-hk>
?? dei
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND. )in
ma
By virtue of the provisions of a ail
leed of trust from R. B. Picklcstmer
ind wife to L. E. Bay less, trustee- pa
For Wm. Ramsey, dated September of
29. 1921, registered in the office of nu
he Register of Deeds for Cherokee Ea
Tounty in Deed Book No. 76, page of
*73, default having been made In So
he payment of the debt therein secured
in the sum of $333.22. With pa
interest thereon from Feb. 19, 1924, 19
and the party bound having demand- jnj
ed that the property be sold under dr
said deed in trust, the undersigned ]9
trustee will sell for cash at publicT R<
outcry at the courthouse door to the J as
highest bidder on Thursday, march | to
20, 1924, the following real estate,! to
situate in Murphy Township, Cher?-1
kee Coanty,
ENl^H
VDHHB
: charge of oucJiHyUM
re prompt an?H^HHS|
rhinery repairall
Aceteylene^BHraHNHQ
e authorized
that we Ca i t y
. time we have
d and will be .
ve demonstra- ^Kw-SSSiits
re do not hesi- ^ g|fiS8Ga8|
you have been ^E9tt|Hg|
greater value ^K5gg|ffiS|
in worth the
1 bear out this H
ve you to the ^^889
JSBSa
I
stake the S. W. corner of the
oyles line to a stake; then with the
uyles line to a stake; then West
itli the Voyles line to a stake; the*
>uth with the Voyles line to the
apron road; then with the wat>M J
tad and Gilbert's line to the right- 9
-way of the Southern Railway ?nd *
. a stake corner made by R. C. Ri<"h
id J. W. Forrester; then a Northist
direction a marked conditional
no made by Forrester and Rich to
ie hegining, being the property
tight from Voyles and Watson;
A four acre tract, more or less,
?ar the :?'?*-rvoir dam and filter of
e town of Murphy, beginning on a
ed Oak and tuns East to a branch
a white oak; thence Northwvs*
ick to a red oak; thence with the
lin and Duke land back to the banning;
Five lots above the South* rn RaiVty
"Y" adjoining the lands of
ooks and others, being part of the
oodbury land, being on the Kranrh
#t runs by the Southern "Y", and
ing a part of Tract Xo. 4, new sury
of 1911 near Fain Mountain,
d being sub-divided by A. A. Fain,
E., July 18, 1921, of which a
it is on file in the office of the
gister of Deeds, known as Woodry
Right, hounded as follows: Xo.
, beginning on a stake in the south
undary line of said plat corner of
ttor Avenue and fronting on Pati
Avenue 72 feet and running back
the East line of Patton Avenue a
lt)l of XortH lino 17*5 '??? C?-..*V
e 150 feet t? a 20 foot alley, a
gnetic corner of Sonth 86.30 parel
line;
So. 23, beginning on a stake on
tton Avenue the northwest corner
No. 22 and fronting Patton Avee
72 feet and running hack on
ist side of Patton Avenue a depth
North Line 192 feet corner of
uth 30 East parallel line.
Also three other parcels of land
rl of tract No. 4 of Duke survey of
11 lying near Fain Mountain bait
Lota Nob. 24. 26. and 26. sobv-ided
by A. A. Fain C. E. July IS,
>21, which n part is on file in Am
agister of Deeds office and known
WoodbuTy Heights refer ***
a deed from R. C.
B. Pickleum^JlHRHHHflH