THE ASHEVTLLE GAZETTE-NEWS
Wednesday Se,
KALE OF REAL ESTATE FOB
REGULAR A DELINQUENT
TAXES.
Jeff Was Right at That
By "Bud" Fi
PAGS EIGHT
i
No.
for
No.
79-1,
At 11 c'olock on October 19th, 1914.
At the oourt house door In Asheville,
N. C, I will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, pursuant
to the laws of North Carolina, the
following lands in Buncombe county,
on which the taxes for the year 19 IS
etc, remain unpaid, a list of which
lands to be sold and the amount of
taxes due thereon, with costs of ad
vertisement and sale to be added, are
as follows:
FIRST WARD.
Laura Abbott, assessors' No. 108-1,
Hp-zzard street; tax 97 cents.
L. P. Balnbridge. assessors' No.
104-5. Fagg street; tax $4.85.
Ballard and Jones, assessors' No.
1-222 and 225, Clemons street; tax
J5.82.
M. J. Bearden estate, assessors' No.
14-3. Poplar street: tax J1.94.
J. G. Brown, assessors' No. 284-1,
Terrace street; tax 97 cents.
Henry B. Brown, assessors' No.
46-2, near Pine street: tax $1.48.
C. Duckett, assessors' No. 98-5, Max
street; tax $5.88.
William Foreman, assessors' No.
122-1, Circle street; tax $2.91.
Hardy Gibson, assessors' No. 32-4,
Curve street; tax $4.91.
Lou Green, assessors' No. 81-2, near
Pine street; tax $4.85,
Josephine Grec.lee, assessors No.
158-5, Dundee street; tax $8.73.
F. W. Hubbard, assessors' No.
307-1, EaRle street; tax $2.91.
McGee Jordan, assessors' No. 5-98,
Max street; tax $3.88.
Alonzo McCoy, assessors' No. 135-1,
Eagle street; tax $7.76.
Samantha McElrath, assessors' No.
25-4, Wilson street; tax 72 cents.
Gay Morris, assessors' No. 205-1
Valley street: tax 49 cents.
National Surety company, assessors'
No. 35-5, Valley street; tax 49 cents.
Thomas Oglesby, assessors No. 28-1
Eagle street; tax 24 cents.
Isabella Rosenberg, assessors' No.
91-5, Max street; tax $9.70.
Scott Lumber company, assessors
No. 5-228 . Weaver street; tax $1.94.
Andrew Madison, assessors' No.
18SH-1. Max street; tax $4.85.
C. W. Wharton, assessors' No. 55-8,
Unnamed street: tax $2.43.
Rev. W. R. Zelgler, assessors' No.
1-21, Brick street; tax $4.85.
"W. S. Edwards, assessors' No. 20-2,
: Hilflebrand street; . tax $3.88.
Mrs. M. W. Sorrells, assessors' No.
163-2, Seney street: tax $2.91. :
SECOND WARD.
Emma Davis, assessors' No. 138-8,
Hillside street; taxes for 1911-1912
and 1913, amount $11.64.
Mrs. Fred Moore, assessors' No.
56-19, Furman avenue; tax $7.76.
Mrs. Mary A. Pence, assessors' No.
106-6, East street: tax $7.76.
T. J. and Julia Reed, assessors'
31-6, North View street; taxes
1911-1912 and 1913. amount $S.7
Mrs. Amy B. Snider, assessors'
138-5, Seney street; tax $4.85.
H. H. I.ittrell, assessors' No,
Woodfin street; tax $5.11.
W. M. Canada, assessors' No. 6-4,
Merrimon avenue; tax $3.55.
Bessie L. Howell, assessors' No.
148-16, Chestnut street; taxes for
1910-1911 and 1012 amount $45.60.
Bessie L. Howell, assessors' No.
69-5, Holland street; taxes for 1910
1912 and 1913, amount $5.74.
TTTIRD WARD.
Olive B. Thrash and S. J. Philip
son, assessors' No. 76-4, Madison ave
nue; tax $6.79 .
E. F. Vandlver, assessors' No.
80-16, View street: tax $3.88.
FOURTH W ARD.
T. M. Andrews, assessors' No. 131
10. Curve street; tax $2.43.
Mrs. M. J. Campbell, assessors' No.
lS'4-4, Buxton street; tax $6.79.
C. F. Christopher, assessors' No. 8
SS, Southside avenue; tax $2.91.
Christs School, assessors' No. 97-7,
Brooklet street; tax $1.46.
Lewis Clowney, assessors' No. 62-6,
Hamilton street; tax 49 cents.
J. L Cobb, assessors' No. 303-6,
Bartlett street; tax $7.76.
A. Eleasburg, assessors' No. 122-9,
Bartlett street; tax $1.46.
Mrs. E. D. Foister, assessors' No.
9-8, Southside avenue; tax $9.94.
Mrs. W. B. Gardner, assessors' No.
136-12. Livingston street; tax $2.91.
F. E. Gentry, assessors' No. 44-5,
alley; tax 97 cents.
R. T. GIohcow, assessors' No.
Penrl street; tax $2.91.
Silas Greenlee, assessors' No.
Southside avenue; tax $2.18.
Helen C. Guynn, assessors' No,
S. Park avenue; tax $1.46.
Blanche Hamilton, assessors'
138-9. Fagg street; tax $7.76.
C. J. Harris, assessors' No.
Oakland avenue; tax $7.'i.66.
D. H. Hughes, assessors' No. 133-4, :
Girdvood street: tax $9.70. I
K. L Jeter, assessors' No. 41-7,
Hamilton ktreet; tax 49 cents.
O. N. Jones, assessors' No. 314-6,
Phifer street; tax 97 cents.
J. H. IyOUKhran estate, assessors' No.
17-8. Short McDowell street; tax
$10.67
D. C. Ledford. assessors' No. 18-4, ,
Buxton street; tax $1.94.
8. A, Lynch, assessors' No. 126-8,
Blanton street; tax $2.91.
D. O. Moffltt, assessors' No. 139-8,
j Bartlett street; tax $4.37.
I J. L, Owens, assessors' No. 103-8.
I dams street; tax $10.91.
J. M. Parker, assessors' No. 2-9,
(Ralph street; tax $3.88.
i Will Phillips, assessors' No. 218-11.
Beech street; tax $11.64.
O. R. Tyree, assessors' No. 79-5,
(Eugene street; tax 97 cents.
Harriett Vernon, assessors' No, 108
' 8, alley; tax $3.88.
Roy P. Wagner, assessors' No. 138
8, Southside avenue; tax 49 cents.
C. J. Woody, assessors' No. '49-5,
alley, tax $1.69.
W. R. Zelgler, assessors No. 71-9.
Ralph street; tax $4.37.
Eugene R. Cocke, assessors' No. 31
2, Patton avenue; tax $7.(0.
Wm. J. Cocke, assessors' No. 2-20'J,
French Broad avenue; tax $108.69.
BEAVERDAM WARD.
W. D. Roth, I lota, Beaverdam; tax
$26.05.
Mm. O. B. and J. D. Itogera, II
acres, Beaverdam: tax $122.
IIAZKL W ARD.
. w. r. Bwangln, lots, Haxel; tax
1.71.
, AVERTS CHEEK TOWNSHIP.
1 Marraret and D. E. Oraham estate,
'III aarsa, Arer- Creek; taxes for
yean 1909. 1910, 1911. 1911 and 1911;
amount $9,70,
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LOWER HOMINY TOWNSHIP.
Z. F. Jones, 23 acres, Lower Hom
iny; tax $3.37.
LIMESTONE TOWNSHIP.
R. T. Towe, 10 acres, Limestone;
tax 32 cents.
SWANN.W'OA TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. T. K. Brown, 165 acres, Swan
inoa; tax $46.44.
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L. S, Cordell, 68 acres, Swannanoa;
tax $5.45.
C. V. Hall, 1 lot, Swannanoa; tax
$2.63.
Napoleon Ledford, 15 acres, Swan
nanoa, tax $3.00.
Thomas Lytle, 5 acres, Swannanoa;
tax $3.08.
G. W. Orpin, 107 acres, Swannanoa,
tax $11.01.
XV. T. Wilson, 8 lots, Swannanoa,
tax $1.32.
FLAT CREEK TOWNSHIP.
J. K. Robinson, 42 acres, Flat Creek,
tax $1.23.'
REEMS CREEK TOWNSHIP.
J. C. M. Valentine, 5 lots, Reems
Creek, tax 61 cents.
W. B. Barnes estate, 1 lot, Reems
P i Creek.-taxes for 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912
and 1913, amount $1,20.
B. A. PATTON,
Tax Collector Buncombe County.
has been finished. Forces of men arc
still engaged in constructing the re
maining part of the systems and the
work will be pushed as rapidly as it Is
onsi--tpnt tn fin cood wr.rk.
viit iimueia i)i a routine nature
occupied the attention of the nlder
manlc body at the meeting last night,
and several of these minor matters
were taken up and disposed of.
TROUBLES OF A DAY
IN THE POLICE COURT
Seven cases constituted the docket
of Police court this morning and only
small fines and costs were imposed.
The ase against Rex Satterfield
charged with running a disorderly
house was continued.
D. B. Allison was taxed with one
half the cosns on charges of violating
a city ordinance
Bertha Blanchard was fined $2 and
the costs on charges of disorderly
conduct with appeal bond fixed at $50.
Will Goldsmith was fined $2 and the
costs on charges of disorderly conduct.
Three "drunks" drew
and the costs each.
finci ol (1
Ocean Depths.
Tbe averaRe depth of the Atlantic
ocean Is 14.000 feet and of U,e Pacific
Phone your wants to 201
in
44-5.
8-6,
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No.
15-3,
Household
Lots
and Pay the
Highest
Cash
Price
Want enough
to Furnish 10
Cottages
Address
P. 0. Box 487
Asheville
T
WINTER TERM S
Excellent Corps of Teachers
Has Been Secured by
the Y. M. C. A.
Plans are maturing for the formal I
opening of the night school of the j
local Y. M. C. A., on October 5. In- j
dicatlons point towards a large on-!
rollment this fall and winter and a j
very successful term for the school.
Tho faculty of the night school wlli
be composed of the following: !
Common grades S. J. Morgan of
the West Asheville public schools.
Bookkeeping D. V. Burke of the
National Biscuit company.
Shorthand and typewrit. ng C. O.
Wells of the Asheville High school.
Telegraphy A. K. Akers, manager
of the local Postal Telegraph company
oftVcs.
English for foreigner Robert
Hoffman, an expert
German Robert Ooldsteln, a local
attorney at law.
Practically all subjects are to be
taught at the night school. Full In-
formation with reference to the same
I may be obtained from any of the ottl
: cers of the local Y. M. C. A., or by
; telephoning to No. 789.
WEST ASHEVILLE QUO
HOLDS ITS MEETING
Water and Sewer System Is
Now Nearing Completion
Routine Business.
Annonnoement was made at the
regular weekly meeting of the board
of aldermen of West Asheville, hold
last night, that the water and sewer
system now being constructed (her
will be practically completed by the
last of noxt week.
The large water main and many of
the arteries are abotit complete and
the greater part of the sewer system
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