CBLMiCrrrE NEWS, APRIL 23, 1913
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NOTICE of deposition:
vr; Girlie Putnam, Plaintiff,
vs.
i R Futnam, Defendant.
-i-ai-t to tne amaavit made by
lie Putnam, in accordance
ion 442. (3), (5), (8), of Re-
Sec. SS2 of Revisal, It is or
publication be made once
for four successive weeks in
Uleaburg Times-Democrat, a
:r r"1'50641 in ' tne city of
. that the deposition of Mrs.
M- and James Hatton, of Co-
Kausas. will be taken before
at bis office in Columbus,
the Monday, May 5th. 1913.
. at evidence for the Plaintiff
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p iyve enwueu auuuu, nmca is
r..iinz in the Superior Court of
!.,:'5 luuui.s uuu you
;.-.tr take notice, that if the
?a.d deposition is not com
. t'.ie said day, the same will
r. :cd from day to day until
jih, 1913.
C. C. MOORE,
- C. Mecklenburg County.
Nixon, Attorney. 2-4t-oaw
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Uciri- ; r.i by virtue of a decree of
tv ?jr-.ior Court of Mecklen
?i:z Co-.r.iy, in Special Pro
entitled 4,W. F. Baker, Admr.
. L Raker. Plaintiff, vs. AV. F.
Ea'aer. V'. Baker's heirs, Clovis Ba-.-"ar-i
or-.ers. Defendants," we will
s'.I s: r-''':'c auction at the Couuty
Court House Door in the City of Char
'otte. Meoiienburg County. N. C, at
o'clock M . to the highest bidder
"z tte -"to. day of May. 1913. that cer
aii tact of land. Beginning af a
roue In tl-e line of Flannigan tract,
i ccrnc ct uci i, aua runs wiin
nii line N. 3 1-2 W. 6 3-4 poles to a
i'cze. corner of Lot Xo. 9, and -runs
the Hues of Lot No. 9. 1st N.
7o"l-2 E. ."1 1-2 poles to a stone, 2nd
i 67 i-s 12. 47 1-2 poles to a stone,
3rd N". 4$ 1-2 E. 43 1-4 poles to a
;tcue en N" side of a branch; thence
ui:i S lines of the Byrum land, 1st
. 15 vV. 7.40 poles ' to a small ash
:s tie South side of the branch, 2nd
S. 3 E. 13. SO poles to a Poplar, 3rd
S E. 10 75 poles to a stone and
ira ! Pep.ar, 4 X. 37 3-4 E. 9.50 poles
to a s":ce :.na ouncn oi smau asnes;
: S. '2 S-4 E. 22 1-4 poles to a stone;
t'ti S. S-4 E. 12 poles to a stone
zz 5. tank cf a ditch; 7th S. 19 E. 6
foles to a bunch of small willows
cn tie VV bank of the ditch; 8th S.
i E. 12.S'.' poles to a Poplar, a cor
ner of Let Xo. 7. and runs with two
;'?s cf same, 1st, S. 54 1-2 Y. C 3-4
e; to two small poplars and stone,
izi S. 7? 1-2 W. 1G4 poles to the
Sjizuinz. containing twenty-five
teres. n:cr3 or less. Excepting from
I- o:?ra:ion of this deed an undivid
. i : :-te.eit in all the minerals.
: ai.i deposits, of every kind on
:zi -ith the right of ingress and
ij operate the same if de-
. NOTICE. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
North Carolina, Mecklenburg County ' iU Notice is hereby given to the public
Mrs. Annie Tompkins i at the undersigned has qualified as
.vs. - I -Administrator with the will annexed
Joseph P. Tompkins i of tne estate of S. IL Hilton deceased,
The defendant above-named will i and a11 Persns holding claims against
take notice that an action entitled as Su id estate afe hereby notified to file
above has been commenced in the Su ir claims with -ne on or before the
perior Court of Mecklenburg Countv' 2S day of Mrch, 191'. or this notice
against him for divorce unon th' wi 1 be Paded in bar of their re
grounds of F. & A., and the said de-,COVery- A11 Persons indebted to the
fendant will further take notice thati851 estate wiU please pay promptly,
he is required to annpr A." s the 26th day of March, 1913.
of the Superior Court of said County
to be held on the second Monday in
June, 1913. at the r?o.,r , i
County, in Charlotte. TCorth t
and answer or demur to the complaint
vi iuc piciiaiin win ap-
l jV,he,vCort for the reef de
manded In the Complaint.
inis tne 24th day of March, 1913.
-4t-oaw. Clerk SnnrW
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JXO. A. McRAE,
Administrator with the Will At
tached. " 2-6t-oaw
FORkcLOSURE LAND SALE
Xorth Carolina, Mecklenburg County
By. virtue of the
tamed m a certain Deed of Trust exe
cuted by George M. Phifer to J. A.
Fore, Trustee, on April 4. 1911. to se
cure an indebtedness therein describ
ed; said Deed of Trust
Book 27S, Page 542. anH rnntalr,? o
clause authorizine the sn!a nf
1 j . T- v
iduu nereinauer described to pay said
mucuicuueM m case or default when
the same should become due and de
fault in the payment of said indebt
edness having been made, the under
signed will expose to public sale at
the Court House door in the City of
Charlotte, on the 5th day of May,
1913. being the first Monday in May,
1913, at twelve o'clock, M., for cash
to the highest bidder the following
described piece or parcel of land.
Being Lot Xo. 9 In Block Xo. 20,
as shown on Geo. M. Phifer's Man
of East End addition. Said map is re
corded in Book 230, page 3 Register
of Deeds Office for Mecklenburg
County. Said lot Xo. 9 fronts fifty (50)
feet on St. George St. and extends
back with that width one hundred and
fifty (150) feet.
It is understood and agreed that
the said lot is "not to be sold vto nor
occupied by a person or persons of
Ma colored race. .
This
"ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.
Haying qualified a3 Administrator
of the estate of W. A. Roberts, de
ceased, late of Mecklenburg County,
all persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are-hereby no
tified to exhibit the same duly veri
fied, to the undersigned Administra
tor, on or before the 16th day of
April, 1914, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of recovery. . All per
sons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make prompt payment.
This the 16th day of April, 1913.
W. M. SMITH,
Admr. W. A. Roberts, Deceased.
16-6t-oaw.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
North Carolina,
Mecklenburg1 County,
The undersigned, having qualified as
administrator of the estate of J. L.
Jamison, deceased, late of the County
of Mecklenburg-, this is to notify all
oreditors of said estate to present their
claim to the undersigned on or before
one year from this date,' or this notice
will .be pleaded in bar of their recovery.-
All persons indebted to the estate
will please make payment to the un
dersigned at once. This the 7th day
of April, 1913.
VT. A. JAMISON.
9-Gt-oaw. . - Administrator.
By Associated Press.
Washington, April 23. Althmb
Representatives McCoy and . Town-
send, of New Jersey, have endorsed
Washington Cross, for the postmaster
ship of East Orange, N. J., and he
is supported by , the Smith-Xugent
democrats, the appointment is ex
pected to go to Tracy Landerman,
friendly to the Wilson branch of the
party.
A similar situation exists with re
spect to Atlantic City where John T.
French has been endorsed for the
postmastership by the democratic
county committee. The white house
let it be known today that it consid
ered Mr. French allied with the
Smith-Nugent peopie and that the
post probably would go to William B.
Loudensaiger, another supporter of
President Wilson when he was governor.
Bishop Cheshire "At
Home" Tomorrow
Bishop Chiiire, of the Episcopal
Diocese of North Carolina, who is
spending several days in the city,
has arranged his engagements so as
to be "at home" on Wednesday from
3:30 to 6 o'clock at the home qf Hon.
Heriot Clarkson on Slement avenue,
where he "will. be glad to see any of
his friends.
His long service as rector of St.
Peter's Episcopal church in this city
greatly endeared him to the . people
of the city and he is being accorded
a warm welcome. ,
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J-4t-oaw.
2nd day of April,- 1913.
J. A. FORE.
Trustee."
.t.L-i cf sale, one-third Cash, bal
i: ere and two years.
W. F. BAKER,
li tt-ca-. Commissioner. -
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
B- virtue cf the power of sale con-taiie-J
iz a certain Deed of Trust ex
b v.. H. Hinkel and wife, Ella
. Hje!. to W. F. Harding, Trustee,
ecurir? an indebtedness therein de
cricei. nrrich said Deed of Trust Is
eccrdei in the office of the Register
- D?(J5 cf Mecklenburg County in
Ecok 23 j. iae 5S8. and whereas the
:a:d Deed cf Trust contained a clause
iuthonzing the trustee therein, upon
-e:ault cf payment of said indebted
"s, wLen i: became due, to sell said
ar public sale and apply the
proceed cf the payment of said indebt
.3. and whereas default of payment
-f mi indebtedness has been made,
undersigned will expose to public
;a:e. on the 1st Monday in May. 1913,
r- tes tte Zih day of May, 1913. to
i - at the Court House door,
' ,--e City or Charlotte, at Twelve
'y'-ci ;!.. for cash, to the highest
- the following described Diece
tared cf land, lying and being in!
--t.enou: ("ountv. StatP nf Knrth
raro'p;Pa Creek township, adjoin-! 4A 1-03 w-
;i:.u; or jonnston Neal. Link
"ass. Ens'.ey Hipp and others, and
-'-w anj described as follows:
p -r2:rz at 3 11 iron Post on the
jwr.l Ferry Road. Neat's corner, and
a or.r ,aid road South 36, East
!'; rods r0 a stake: thence ... 37 W.
pa'"4 Ci to a stake on the C. C.
a.iroad: tr.enee with the Railroad
-4 iocs to a fctake in Xeal's line;
Sr? Vlh his line x- S2 1-2 W. 20
iM l"e be?iRniQg. the same being
vLp Jc'1 of 5dnd on which Peter Os-
;;'- Ilork Kved. about 4 1-2 acres.
.e.J to Jarz Douglas by Mattie
v.;! A1R'5nistratrix of Stephen
--u im. nea recordfd in PtnnL-
-TarlV,--'-ot the ofRce of the Reg
f MecklenUurg County,
vV"r?iiDtJ&anie tnis day conveyed
K ,farli3? and Brevard Nixon.
'"rlt7yr- lo w- H- Hinkel.
th :..-h f:ay of March, 1913.
F. HARDING,
Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under nd by virtue- of the Deed of
Trust executed to me by C. C. Helms
and wife Evvie . Helms, and recorded
in Book 294, page 56, of the Register
of Deeds Office, Mecklenburg County,
N. C, and because of default In the
payment of the Indebtedness therein
secured and the instalments thereof,
I will sell for cash at public auction
at the County Court House Door in the
City of Charlotte, N. C, at 12 o'clock
M., on Monday, May 5th, 1913, that
certain lot of land, in the City ofi
Charlotte, one lot Number Ten, in!
Block Twenty-seven, situate on the
Northwestern corner of Peachtree
Street and Thomas Avenue, "Oak
hurst," fronting on .Thomas Avenue
fifty feet in width and carrying with
it that width in a westerly direction,
one hundred and thirty-five feet to a
ten-foot alley, and to have use qf all
adjoining streets and alleys. No resi
dence is to be erected on taid lot at
les$ cost than One Thousand Dollars,
or nearer than twenty feet of the
street line, or to be sold, occupied or
rented to any member of the colored
race, either by C. C. Helms or his
successors. A map of said Oakhurst
is recorded in Book 195, page 28 and
29. at the Register of Deeds Office
tor Mecklenburg County, N. C, refer
ence is hereby made to said map for
more particular description of the
land; being the same land conveyed to
C. C. Helms by Oakhurst Land Company-,
by deed dated June 2, 1911, and
recorded in Eook 277, page 429, of the
Register's office for Mecklenburg
County. "
This the 25th day of March, A. D.,
1913.
R. E. COCHRANE,
Trustee.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The firm of Porter & Reid has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent,
W. B. Reid having purchased the in
terest of John M. Porter, and assumes
all" debts and. all accounts due said
firm are payable to him.
Thanking the public for past pat
ronage and hoping this patronage will
be continued and increased, we are
respectfully.
JOHN M. PORTER,
Wr. B. REID,
April 17, 1913. 17-4t-oaw
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DISSOLUTION SALE.
The Brokerage firm of R. M. Wheal
ton & Company has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. R. M.
Whealton having purchased the entire
business and "assumes all the debts
and all claims owing the said firm
are due and payable to him.
We trust that he may continue to
merit a shart of the public patronage.
Thanking the public for the trade
which has been extended to the old
firm, we are respectfully,
R. M. WHEALTON,
It. D. PEELER.
April 3, 1913. 3-4toaw
AOMINISTRATOFTS NOTICE TO
CREDITORS.
i !..,"?. ,v3lir-e,J as Administrator
aon or the Potato f rr
r--de-ased- ,ate.ot Melen-
te of 'aiPs aSainst the es
ied m 'ircfedent are hereby no-
tnizef :atl. sucn claims, duly
1e1.JdU.u verified, to the under-
tVpUiitvr:sl5-ator for Pa'ment, on
tMs rr-Ve 4t da' of April, 1914,
wSi lte b Paded in bar
d e"-,1";' n Persons indebted to
Tomer Vr-, re(luested to make
tor. 'el--eUient 'ith the Adminis-
This the n, A i
v!d day of April, 1913.
c,. u. ciark, de-
3-6t-oaw
ADM IN
cead.
ISTRItdivi
oavir.;, ,. o wui ice
the etat- . as administratrix
UJ. "ft J - "III T 111 I M V
W,. -Sel- late of Mecklen
utify a"v-; xorta Carolina, this is to
"att l-Ii0ns having claims
eitate ot said de
?4ersi8aed exhIbit them to
V aor bos, a5 Charlotte, N.
514. r.r ,":0 the 18th day of Anrti
? of th'rnrUce wiU be Plealed
tted it coveTY' A11 Persona
4 IcnV- 7 u estate
ThitS?1 Payment.
Arf-'iADGE E. RPTHiTvr
- sasedl y Earaey Bethune.
16-6t-oaw:
t EXECUTOKS' NOTICE.
Having duly qualified as executors
of the last will and testament of R. G.
Kendrick, deceased, all persons hold
ing claims against the estate of our
testator are hereby notified to present
the same to us, or to Tillett & Guthrie,
our attorneys, duly verified within
twelve months from the date hereof,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of any recovery thereon.
All. persons indebted to said testa
tor will please make prompt payment.
This March ISth, 1913.
Z. V. KENDRICK,
R. G. KENDRICK. JR.,
M. A. EDWTARDS.
Tillett & Guthrie, Attys.
19-4t-oaw.
Bonci the Noted Tenor.
Alessenandro Bonci, the world's
greatest lyric tenor, who is to appear
in concert here on next Wednesday
night- at the Academy of Music, is
most enthusiastic as to the opportune
ties for grand opera in English in this
country. Bonci is a close student of
his art and, although an Italian, he
states that not only is the English
language practicable in all respects
for operatic purposes, . but that with
the proper training it is as easy to
sing as either French or Italian, and
much easier than German. It is his
opinion, however, that special training
is required by the singer in enuncia
tion and voice placing before the best
results can be reached.
Signor Bonci has forsaken the grand
opera stage for concert work and in
taking this step, he is actuated by the
desire to demonstrate the bel canto
method of singing, for by its practice
the best results ' are accomplished.
Further, he has a very ambitious idea
for the establishment of grand opera
in English in the United States, and
his present tour will furnish him an
opportunity to study music conditions
all over the country.
Bonci's appearance will be welcom
ed by all the music lovers of this city.
He is acknowledged by all critics,
both here and abroad ,to be the great
est living lyric tenor and his New
York successes at the Manhattan and
Metropolitan Opera House have made
him widely known. He will present
here, a very comprehensive program
made up of selections from the most
noted of the French, German, Italian
and English composers, which will
give his hearers an excellent opportu
nity to judge for themselves the qual
ity and range of his voice.
Seats are now on sale at Hawley's.
Princeton, N. J., April 23. The an
nual financial report of the Prince
ton Athletic Association published yes
terday shows that football and baseball
are the two only self-supporting sports-
indulged m by the Tiger athletes. To
tal receipts of the last football sea
son were more than $56,000, of which
$41,200 was taken m at the . Yale-
Princeton game and about $16,000 at
the Princeton-Harvard game. Foot
ball's total expenses were $23,600 of
which the largest, $5,487 v was for
coaching, leaving a net revenue of
$33,369 for the season. The baseball
team took in more than $33,000 and
left a net revenue of approximately
$9,000. .......
The track team lost almost $5,000,
the rowing association $3,000 and the
basketball team more than $1,000.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.
WTiereas'. H. G. Rogers' and wife, ex
ecuted to the undersigned Trustee a
certain Deed of Trust dated August 14,
1911, which is duly recorded In Book
284, page 292 in the office of Register
of Deeds for Mecklenburg County, to
which reference Is hereby made, and
on account of default in the payment'
of the note thereby secured and by
virtue of the power and authority to
me given under said Deed of Trust,
above set forth, the undersigned Trus
tee, will sell for cash to the highest
bidder at Public Auction, at the Court
House door in Charlotte, N. C, on
the 1st day- of May, 1913, at 12 M., the
following described real estate.
Being lot No. 5 in Block No. 11 front
ing 50 feet on Allen street and run
nine back with that width 143 feet.
References is had to Spratfs map of.
"East End" recorded in Book- 173
- - . - m t a 1
pages 582 and 583 or Kegister ot ueeua
office for Mecklenburg county.
This the 29th day of March. 1913.
- J. L BEATTIE,
2-4t-oaw, Trustee.
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