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important role
in tva program;
Ten Possible Dam Sites
Are Examined In This
State By Authority
KNOXVILLE, TEN'N.. March 23. J
(Special)?The recent disastrous j
floods focus attention upon the ac- ^
tivities of the Tennessee Valley au- .
thority because thay are directed to
controlling: water both on the rivers
and on the land. Interest of the
people of North Carolina is also 1
drawn at this time to the authority J
by the beginning of construction in
Cherokee county of Hiwassee dam.
TVA's second bier ?t vage dam.
Although the dam project is only
a few months old. many peoplee of
North Carolina and a number of government
agencies operating in the j
state have been working with the authority
for the general good of the j
area since the beginning of TVA at- '
tivity in 193.1.
Mapping Is Important t
For example, an important and c
an early cooperative activity was map- t
ping. Because no problems can be
solved until it is visualized in its v
entirety, it was necessary to survey s
fully the Tonne-- -e .alloy. North f
Carolina's l>.509 square miles of the \ x
Tennessee riv-r watershed's 4^.690 \
tame i". for the:; ha:c ?1" examination.
The area was photographed
from the aii a- a part if tjle general j
aerial survey of the entire valley
and. with the assistance of the U. S.I ,
geological survey, these photographs'
wore used for the preparation of j .
three-color rn.iK P >.a, I A
. MHvii uiai' sneet
shows an area seven and one-half
miles square, approximately eight
miles deep and seven miles across.
The scale is one inch equals 2,000 < ,
feet, a ratio of one to 24,000. Every
home is spotted in, and wooded land .>
is indicated by green shading.
To show greater detail in the res- ia
enroir areas, larger scale regional at
maps were made from -pecial aerial Si
photographs. Some 250 square miles X
around Hiwassee dam ->ite and reser- Ul
voir area were so mapped. In addi-! >,
tion, property maps of even finer de- th
tail were made of more than 100 ! \\
square miles at this site for land ac- di
quisition purposes.
Through cooperation with the U. fu
S. Weather bureau, the U. S. Geologi- m
cal survey, and private agencies, rec- sa
ords of rainfall ami stream height and h<.
discharge are taken daily from a oi
number of stations m North Carolina : CI
and measurements are made of silt th
arried streams. ol
The top of the Blue Ridge moun- ol
tains forms the eastern boundary of M
the Tennessee valley in North Caro- p'
lina; all the state wost of this line ^
lies within the watershed of the Tennessee
river. This area includes prac- P*
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tically the entire mountain region,
some 15 counties Jn whole or part.
Precipitation in the section, especially
along: the mountain ridges, is
unusually high. For example, the record
of the U. S. Weather bureau
station on Mount Mitchell for the
tain fall season from October. 1934.
Co September. 1935. was more than
ST.39 inches.
Examine Possible Sites
TV A geologists have examined 10
possible dam sites in North Carolina
and made detailed studies of
:hromite. copper, feldspar, quartz,
saolin. -. jrmiculite. mica, talc, kyamite
and marble. All these minerals
ire of commercial value.
With the help of local people, a
mrvev of the recreational features
>f the Tennessee valley has been pre2red.
The mountains of North Caroina
of course, figure prominently in
his work. It will serve as an aid
o the longtime regional development
>f scenic resources.
Western North Carolina occupies
in important position in the work
>f the Tennessee Valley authority,
ts minerals and its scenery hold possibilities
for extended beneficial use
>y the people in the general developnent
of the region. Its steepy slopng
land washed by the valley's heaviest
rainfall furnishes a problem for
lam builders who control water on
he rivers and a challenge for all the
andowners and land-users to control
later on the ground where it falls
o that it will not carry away the
ertile soil, flodd rivers, silt reseroirs.
and destroy the wealth of both
he country and th city.
I KYI A! WTTfKS
OTiCE OF PUBLICATION OP
SUMMONS, and ATTACHMENT
PROCEEDING and MOTION.
ORTK CAROLINA,
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
?In The Superior Court.
RUTH MYERS. WIN DELL MYERS
t'l ETTA MYERS. by their next I
iend DAVE V. CARRINGER
Vs.
M. MYERS
The defendant. S. \V. Myers, will j
ke notice that an action, entitled as
>ove, has been commenced in the
iperior Court of Chevokee County,
orth Carolina, wherein plaintiffs
e asking that defendant be requir
I to support, maintain and educate
e abovv named plaintiffs, said S.
. Myers* minor children, ho, the
jfendant S. W. Myers having: wildly
and unlawfully failed and re
ised to adequately support and
aintain said minor children and the
i:l defendant is hereby notified that
is required to appear at the office
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
herokee County, North Carolina, at
e Courthouse in Murphy, North Carina,
on the 15th day of April 1937,
within thirty (30) days thereafter
id answer or demur to the Comaint
now on file in said action, or
ie plaintiffs will apply to the Court
<r the relief demanded in said Comaint.
The defendant will also take notice
at a warrant of attachment was isled
in said cause, on the 16th day
r March. 1937 apainst the property
" the defendant, which warrant of
tachment was levied upon the real |
late of defendant in Cherokee
ounty, North Carolina, which warmt
is returnable as required by law
. the same time and place named for
le return of said summons in this
iuse, when and where the defendant
required to appear and answer or
?mur to the complaint and attachent
proceeding now on file in said
:tion, or the plaintiffs will apply to
le Court for the relief demanded in
le Complaint.
And the defendant will further i
ike notice that the plaintiffs will j
n April 5th, 1937 ask the Judge hold- I
iff the Superior Ciurt for Cherokee \
ounty, to make an order requiring
le defendant to advance sufficient
loney to pay the necessary expense
f the above entitled litigation and
:>r temporary maintenance.
This the 16th day of March, 1937.
J. W. DONLEY, Clerk
Superior Court, Cherokee Coun33-4t-jbc)
ty, North Carolina.
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NOTICE: SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of a certain
deed of trust made and entered intc
by and between Arthur Brady and
wife, Nellie Brady, to D. H. Tillitt,
Trustee, dated February, 18th. 1928,
and recorded in Register's office in
book No. 93 page 559, default having
been made in the payment of same
an<l demand for sale having been
made by holder of indebtedness in order
to satisfy the same, I, D. H. Tillitt,
Trustee, as aforesaid will on the
12th. day of April, 1937, at ten oclock
A.M. (E.S.T.) at the courthouse door
j of Cherokee County, N. C., offer foi
i sale to the highest bidder for cash the
following described tract of land:
Being a portion of tract No. 79 in
District No. 7.
Being the same land conveyed to
Harrison Nichols by Monroe Nichols
et ux by deed dated Dec. 20th. 1924
and recorded in book No. 89 page
199 records of Cherokee County; and
being also a portion of the same
lands conveyed by Samuel H. Jones
et ux to Harrison H. Nichols by deed
dated May 10th. 1923 and recorded
in book No. 87 page 27 records of
Cherokee County.
And being also the same land conveyed
by Harrison H. Nichols et ux.
Fay Nichols to J. B. Phelps, Trustee.
And being also the same land conveyed
by D. H. Tillitt, Trustee, to J.
H. Abernathy and by J. H. Abernathy
et us to the parties of the
first part in the conveyance. Reference
to all of which conveyances
being hereby made for a more accurate
and complete description of said
lands. Subject to mineral reservation.
Dated and posted this the 6th. day
r.f tin.- V. 1<V>7
D. H. TILLITT,
(32-4t-dht) Trustee.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
BEFORE THE CLERK.
M. D. BYRD AND WIFE. HELEN
BYRD, AND LIZZIE ROSE.
VS.
MYRTLE ENLOE.
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
To the unknown husband, if any,
of Myrtle Enloe, and to her unknow.i
heirs and devisees, if any:
You, and each of you, will take
notice that a special proceeding entitled
as above has beer, instituted
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Che:okee County, North
Carolina, the purpose of which is to
sell, for partition among: the tenants
in common, the real estate of L. E.
Enloe, deceased, situated in Murphy,
Township, Cherokee County, North
Carolina, and owned by said L. E.
Enloe at the date of his death.
All the above unknown claimants,
if any exist, and all other persons
claiming: any right, title or interest
in said lands are hereby notified to
be and appear before the Clerk of
the Superior Couit for Cherokee
County, North Carolina, at his office
in Murphy, North Carolina, on the
6th day of April, 1937, or within
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I mendment to the petition now on file;
I and said unknown claimants will take
l notice that if they fail to appear I
, within the time aforesaid and answer i
[ or demur to said petition, the peti-1
, tioners will apply to the court for j
, the relief demanded in the petition,
i This 2nd day of March, 1937.
j! W. DONLEY,
j (314tdw) Clerk of the Superior Court
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i NOTICE OF PULICATION OF
SUMMONS AND ATTACH.
MENT PROCEEDINGS
; NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
In the Superior Court.
THE BANK OF DAMASCUS, INC.,
PLAINTIFF
Vs.
j HAYWOOD LAND AND TIMBER
I CORPORATION, Defendant.
The defendant, Haywood Land and j
Timber Corporation, will take notice '
that an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior
i Court of Cherokee County, North
] Carolina, wherein the plaintiff is ask,
ing for judgment in the sum of $11,1
500.00 with interest there on at the
rate of six per cent per annum a?
: follows: On $4500.00 from Januar>
ihe 6th, 1933 and on $7000.00 from
| April the 29th, 1933 and for $13.25
i costs, less a credit of $115.00 as of
I December the 23, 1936. Said action
! being upon a judgment rendered for
plaintiff and against the defendant at
| the November Term, 1936, of the
j Circuit Court for the County of
Washington. Virginia. That said
judgment has not been paid and de'
fendant is now due plantiff said sum
of $11,500.00 interest and c03tsf less
j a credit of $115.00 as of December
j the 23rd. 1936, for which amount
' plaintiff in this action is asking for
' judgment against said defendant on
said judgment, and that defendant's
t propeity attached in this action be
sold to satisfy plaintiff's demand.
And the said defendant. Haywood
Land and Timber Corporaton is hereby
notified that it is required to api
pear at the Office of the Clerk of the
i Superior Court of Cherokee County.
Voith Carolina, at the Courthouse in
Murphy, North Carolina, on the 1st
j day of April, 1937, or within thirty
I days thereafter, and answer or de.
mur to the complaint now on file in
said action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint. The defendant
will also take notice that a
wan-ant of attachment was issued in
said cause on the 22nd day of January,
1937 against the property of
rho defendant which warrant of attachment
was levied upon the real
estate of defendant in Cherokee
County, North Carolina, which war
rant is returnable as required by law
a I the same time and place named for
the return of said summons in this
cause, when and where the defendant
is required to appear and answer
or demur to the complaint and at
tachment proceedings now on file in
said action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
This the 1st day of March, 1937.
J. W. DONLEY, Clerk of
the Superior Court for Cherokep
County, North Carolina,
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NOTICE OF SALE "
By virtue of the power of sale contained
in a deed of trust from W. ^
M. Fain and wife Zelma Fain, to the
undersigned trustee, dated September
the 20th. 1926, and recorded in
Book 90, page 66, Records of Cher,
okee County, and default having been
made in the payment of the indebtedness
secured thereby; I will on
Monday the 29th day of March, 1937,
at One O'clock P- M., at the Court
House Door in Murphy, Cherokee
County, North Carolina, self at public
auction for cash the following
described lots or parcels of land lying
and being in the town of Murphy,
and more particularly described as
follows;
FIRST LOT. Beginning on a stake
20 feet Southwest of the Southwest
corner of the John E. Fain Store,
where Dave Carringer is selling
goods, and runs S. 10 W. 511- feet
to the Harshaw line, then S. 50 E.
200 feet to Valley River Avenue;
then X. 40 W. 51 and la feet more
or less to a corner on a 20 foot Alley,
called Bulletin Street; then X. 50. W.
200 feet to the beginning. On which
lot the dwelling house of the late
Mrs. Julia A. Campbell was situated
before it burned down.
SECOND LOT. Beginning at a
corner of the Campbell dwelling lot
en Valley River Avenue, and runs
with said Avenue to the intersection
of the Street or Alley to the corner
of W. P. Odom's lot; then with the
said W. P. Odom lot to the line of
the Campbell dwelling lot; then with
the said line to the beginning.
This February the 24th, 1937.
J. D. MALLOXEE. Trustee.
(30-4t-S\VL)
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NORTH CAROLINA.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COUP.T.
CHEROKEE COUNTY.
Plaintiff.
Against
\Y. E. Cox and wife, Mrs. \V. E.
Cox. Murphy Hospital ar.d J. N. Hill,
and nil other persons claiming any
interest in the lands herein described.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
By virtu re of a decree of the Superior
Court of Cherokee County, entered
in the above entitled action,
by the Clerk of said Court on
February 22nd, 1937, I will on
Monday the 29th day of March, 1937*
at 11 o'clock A. M. Central Time offer
for sale, and sell at public out
cry at the court house door in
Murphy the following described piece
and parcel of land, in Cherokee
County, Murphy Township, known as
the W. E. Cox home place, containing
twenty acres, described in a deed
from J. E. Cox and wife to W. E.
Cox and wife, Mary Cox, dated
December 7th, 1920, recorded in office
of Register of Deeds for Cherokee
County in Book of Deeds No.
75, Page 450. The said lands adjoining
Mary Luther, James Howard and
others. Terms of sale Cash. Right
reserved to reject any and all bids.
Sale to be confirmed by Clerk of
Superior Court for Cherokee County.
This February 23rd, 1937.
E. B. NORVELL,
(30-5t-co.) Commissioner.
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