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JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL j
Published Weekly By The ' j
JACKSON rorVTV .lOFRXAh CO.j
Kiiterr<| us .second class ti !
the Po?t Office nt Hylvn, N. C.
DAN TOMPKINS, Kditor
Do you think wv can tloat bji k
to prosperity on it sea of beer?
Bunks lire opening in North (\
ollna us fast us ('oruiaissioner 11/ d
turn puss upon application*.
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With nil) toiiriijre ??in*4* more
the helir. in Wiishiii'iton and in 1
lejgh, the people can look eoufideii v
In t !??? fill u re.
The trout sta-on i> approachi x,
iintl the editor slill in Jt'ufei^h; wh It
does not Mlir I he desires of I tC
i ilitor.
'('lie people demanded ecoin?n:i s,
uiul I heir ivpsv-enialh't > in Kale h
mill in \\\..-hit:'4l?ni lire ?*i viiiif t!i in*
what t hey hfi've a-.l;ul for.
T: llie ii itld.'e of lite second p v
!??.*? Meek for tiie numbers there i;
no end in siurlit to (he labors of ilr
Legislature. Nearly ;il| the big ??"'!
art ? yet to be acted upon.
The rest of t lie country hn? t is
mueh to h ' thankful for; we tlitl
have nn earthquake of eousidctii li
proportions to ^rapp'o with tilt i?
with t ho hunk holiday, a> tlitl ('. :i
fornin.
The situation is clcarinjr. The p 't
pJo nre tukimr heart anil regain :>
faith. Jliisiness is said to h<> m a
definite np!i;rn, folfnivinif t lit* ha i'. i
ins holiday and t he i-suam it tv I
fUlTeney, uhii-h ha- Jiatl mii'li '
RAUlo etfre. a8 a lilooil tran-d'n- in i
to unanemie patieni.
Kverv Republican nu'iulieV of ? i ? j
House of Rrpreseiitntive*, exe. >t I
Oakcs, voted against the iviip] r
tioun'ent of ihe House under ?
constitutional i.mndale. The mens .?<>
would shift ? few nn inhers from t?
r.Hut to I he West. Kvidently ie
Weston Republicans don't th' d? I
so unieh of the hivuu! of Di'iijocr <s
their section sends to ft a h j^rli. !
A revaluation of property is n w
ussurnl. Hie House of Kepieswt a
tives has provided for it iu the i> a
ehinerv m?t : hut has left it oplio :d
w*itli the county tvnnniiss^iners as
to whether the revaluation will >>e
done by the nopointinant of nw?< ??
lira to woke n. physical revnlunti n.
or by percentage cnts.
A bill has been reported fuvo|-a Vy
out of th ? I 'on so Committee >i
Counties, Cities, mid Towns, In
low the eomniisMoiiera of 1*01111; s
and imuiii'|]>eliti?'s I ?? ? I I Vet ef in
nmies nt homo, ir. luive been of foe ?<!
in State and Nation, by ennsoli .
tion of jobs, elimination of off if' Is
and reduction of snlnries. The '1
is sponsored by Governor Khri u
bmiH, who h'.-lievis in carrying lie
principle all down (lie line, I'i -ni
Wafdiington. through RnN'ijcli. Id b?
Will governmental units.
A OOUr.AGTJOUS GOVERNOI
So mutter whut i?n?j think* of he
wisdom ni' Coventor Khringhi is'
solution ?it '.he financial prohl in
of Hie State, no one can deny t'-nt
v.v have u Governor who has couv: jjfl
to *uy whut In; thinks, rct,rnrdle?p of
tho populurity of his remarks vitfc
his audience.
It took no small decree of inti st
inal fortitude for the Governor,
under present conditions, hin*> 'If
running u temperature of 103, | ?1?
ograms ntid letters pouring into J a
leigli in opposition to a sales tax, to
nt and before Ihe joint session of he
General Assembly on Afondny ni 'lit
and advocate the adoption of I iat
fonn of taxation.
However, the Governor made it
clear I hat he is op]>osed to the ::ix
in prineipal and only advocates it
at this time a* an emergency hi. i>
ure, with the assurance that if 11
acted, it lie repealed at the earl ,'st
possible moment. lie saw it ns lie
only solution of the problem at '>.is
time; and said what he had to ay
before a hostile House, and n n no
too favorable Senate.
The Governor stressed the pi nt
that the only way to gi\> any p
precinble relit |' to the tax-burde "d
homes and furors back home is
ihroiurh the jeliminaiion of tile or n
ty anil district ad valorem tax or
school purposes, through the ai >p
tion of a uniform pnMie school s
tem throughout <h(. Stat;, for he
whole six months, , mil supported hv
the State as a whole. And he in
sisted that the only way this can be
accomplished nt this time is thro <?h
the adoption of n snh?? tax, coin led
.with groat reductions iu> nil expi nl
fture*.
, Commissioner 1 Maxwell t'??11o\. cd
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the Governor, the next day, by ? J
it (i lenient in the papers advocutinp
I tin sales tux. Mr. Maxwell, who has
I alv ays been oppoaed to this forin of
I taxation, pointed out the fa?t that
jirxonuc of the Htato lilts dwindled
li day since the General Assembly
IIjm.. been iu session, and tfav? as
J his opinion that a sales tax in the
j on y way 'hut the State ean meet
i th<- situation.
I i'here is still much opposition in
jlh. General Assembly to the-sah*
j t? , tlie opposition hein^ largely ill.
I tli> House of Represent utivrs;. -It is
j,u>i>taiu thai the sales tax eaunot p?S*
Uh' House unless it is .eoupUtoMi
j th< uniform State supported sehoid
I bill, assuring relief to I he paytiW of
ta :es on homes mid farms in -tlw*
?o nifii s ami tax districts "t ? U'
Si itr, iind if i-> by no means ccr
tain at tlii* time that the tax enii
? enacted, even with the supjmrt ol
h . ( inventor mid the nssurawe of
h<- Stale supported schools
Mow Jong* the General Assembly
.vi I wrestle with the prnhley:, no .
J )(nlv ean prediet.
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TO HAVE SHOW AT BETA
i let ii Minstrels will perform witl
j he "PouMim Hollow String Hand,' :
j 'inttirday night, March 25, luginninj
I 1 1 s o'clock." Admission will he 10?
i ml 25 cents.
j NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
i'lider ami by virtue of the aulh
?i ty confefi'td by deed of trust ex
cited by I1', t). Mush bum and wife,
i'iee Mashlmni, dated the 1st daj
d September, 10lW, and recorded in
?i ok IOS, I 'aire H?5, et. sefj. in tin
>| ice of the Ifi sister of Deeds foi
.'I t-kson County, Jefferson I'... Owen,
I <i list ifiited Trustee, will at twelvi
-I.* t Noun mi
MONDAY, A PHI I. 17th. liVt.'I
I tli' t'onrl House door of .Incksoil
\ imly in Svlva, North t'amlina, seP
<1 ptibiie 'auction for ra*h lo the
,i ;hi -?t bidder, llm following land,
0 wil :
A lot in tin town of Sylva, North
Violin a mid HKGIXNIXG at an
i*i n stake on ilie Ka>t side of North,
rolina Stute Highway No. I'Mi,
a d stake beimr at the Southwest
1 neri of I lie 1>. M. Hall and Kd
{< ed pro pi rty, and nius South Ml
l? ^s. '20 n in-. Kast 55 IVei to nil
iron stake, on the Kast side <d? nfore
seid Highway, the Northwest cor
?ii r of Ii. II, Gibhs* property; thence
ding and with the Xorth line of K.
.J. (Jibbs property, N'orth tiK degs.
?0 mills' Kast 120 feet to an iron
t ike; Hieiu'e North 50 degs' 05 niius.
Vi?st (10 feet to an iron stake; thence
Vutli 70 degs. 00 mins. West flfl
i'. >t to the BEGINNING.
living the Rttine land as conveyed
>' \V. R. Morris jj!!(| wife, Arrilla ;
\l irris to W. H. Mashbnrn hy deed :
!j fed Nov. 2S, 1927, and recorded j
11 Rook !<?'?, piivr" neords of1
I'k-ou futility, Xorth Carolina.
This sn'e is ii.flilt' on :ic#oumi of'
h fault in payment of tin* imWitrd- '
i. <s secured hy said deed of trust, i
A five per eeut (5 per cent ) cash |
!i will Uc required of the liijili- j
*1 bidder nt the side.
? This th,> l<Ull tiny of March, I9.'13. ;
JKFF'KRSOX K. OWEX
KCRKTITCTKI) TRUSTEE, j
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IOTIOE or SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
n?>RTH CAROLINA,
?niuty of JACKSON.
Under ntid by virtue of the j ?ower j
yid authority eon tallied in that cor- 1
Kill deed of trust executed hy J. M. |
tigdou and wife, Charlotte Kigdon, |
md 'Ralph Rigdon and wife, May
tigdon to The Raleigh Savings Bank
iikI Trust Company, trustee (the
iiidcrsigned trustee having succeed
?it to the rights and title t'f the
i; tned trustee, under Chapter 207,
>iblie Laws of, JO.iJ), which said
Iced of trust is dated Dee. 1, 192.r>
i d recorded in Hook 94, Page 2*6.
?I' the Jackson County Registry, do
nit having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness i(hjri<cby
?cured and in tin1 conditions there
in secured, the undersigned trustee,
II on Monday, March 27, I9.'W, at
?!" aboul twelve o'clock noon, at the
J.t '
?ourt house door at Sylva, X C..
? Ter for sale nod-sell to the highest
Yddcr for cash the- fo'lowing de
bribed properly:
All those certain tracts of land ly
t ir and b.-ing in River Tov.'iahip,
I ickson County, described ? ius fol
ic wa: ? > ?
FIRST TRACT: . W.:
BEGINNING, on a small dogwood
vi the Xovth lmnk of tho- Kast prong
??i* Tnckaseigee River comer of J.
V. Hooper and runs North 10 de
I > jkiIos to a .slake ,T. M. Hoopev'fl
! oo pcr's corner and miming with his
liie; thence North 80 degrees West,
1<I ;polcs to a stake. ,J. M. Hoopc'rs
corner in If. Moses line; thence
j Smith 10 degrees Wist, with II. j
Muses' Jine 20 poles, to a plum on!
the bank of the Riv*r H. Moses' j
corner thence up "Said River with!
i its mcqj^cyings passing two large I
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black-gums to the beginning, Contain- }
ing one acre, be the panic more or
less.
SECOND TRACT:
BEGINNING, at a small dogwood
on -the North bank of the East Pork
of the Tuckaseigee River, corner of
"V . -Y. Brown's lot and "riufi, thPnc^
North 10 degrees East 15 po'cs to a
stake Brown's comer; thence North
80 deg. W. with Brown's luie .10
polfn to a. stake in Oosea Moses
line; thenee with his, _ .}Iohok, line
North 10 "degrees East 3fc2 poles to
.a stakes Jbenee 'fvpwhi- SO degrees
fiast 22 poles to u stake in II. Par
ser's line I hence South 1(1 degree* '
\V?4t 45 poles with J. rl 1. Parker V
>itie tn a walnut stump on the ban 1
>f the East fork of thtf TnlelfaseigW
liver; thenee down the meanders ol
aid River to the beginning, Contain
ng 0 acres, more or has.
The above two trans be eont:guou*
I tid flfft bounded by the lands of <1
Ar. Hooper, >1. II. Parker, .1. T
Smith Ifoirs, Priee ami Iloojvr land1
tnd othere
THIRD TRACT: /
BEGINNING, nt ? stake on tin
N'orth Dank of the East prnug of
I'liekamgee River and enrner <d' L
!. Hooper's land and in the nontl
?f a branch, and runs t li-< <;e u|
he river with it* meandering)* Son II
>0 ikrgrees East 22 pole* to. a slake
hence still up the River /is it ire
nders South 40 degrees East 2'
?p'es to a pcrs-'iiuimin, thenee North
?IK degrein East 7-1 1 ^ pedes to a
tnnll white-oak; thenee North IS M
?egrees East tttittg -poles to a small
hestnnt; thenee N'orth 1.1 I 4 de
rees West 57 |*des Jo a hickory.:
henee Xuilli 20 diirrees Kast .'10
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m)!i's to ii JiH'korv, crossing the lip
, .f the mountain at .15 poles; tin i?m
I *orth 70 1-4 degrees West 20 pde>
0 n elmufnut, coruerof C L Iloop
r's lands; thenee South W decrees
Vest 50 ]H?les to a pine; Untie'
>outh 40 degree* We.st 28 poles to
1 Spanish-oak ; thenee South 2."
I ilegrees East, .11 poles to a Mack
?oak; thenee South 50 degrees West
40 pojee to a white-oak ; thence
Booth 14 degrees East 18 poles to ;
a stake in a golly; thence South 5
degrees West 40 poles to a .stake in
a galley ; thence South 38 degrees!
W&tf 17 poles to the beginning, Con
taining 50 aicresy niore or less.
'Terms of isale cash and trustee;
will require deposit of 10 per cent !
of the amount pf the bid as his evi- ,
denoe of good faith.
This the 23rd day of Februarv, '
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XORTHCAROLINA BANK AND,
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee, \
Successor to The Raleigh Savings
Bank and Trust Company, Trustee
.r. I j. Coekerham and Robert Wein
. stein, Attorneys, Rftlciph, NT. C;** "
3-l|4ts. .*
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND
WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT
;ORTH CAROLINA.
lACKSOX, COUNT V.
N Till-: StPKlUOR COURT
b. ocNtkr
VK
itOBKRT OSBORNE, LKLA V
>SBORNK AND W. T. PATTOX.
The defendants above named will
'nke uofiee that Summons was issued
uidVo?:plniut filed in the above en
Mtl."d action against the defendauts
?n the 6th day of March, 19-13, by
'? he undersigned, which action was
instituted by the plaintiff for the
I purpose' of obtaining judgment of
[the Court4 against the defendants on
If you want
NIGHT
WRECKER
SERVICE
Call Roy Morris
j Phone 194' 1,1
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Jackson Chev. Co.
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a certain promissory note in the
sum of Four Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars which is past due. and unpaid.
The defendants abOve named will
farther take notice that at the time
of issuing, of summons and fil
ing of thfe co/nplaint that a warrant
of ' at t achftf <?n t was issued and made
returnable at the same time and
place as that of the summons ; that
the defendants are required to ajspeaS*
before the! Bfcdersigned Clerk on
before the 6th day of April, ]<m
bir: within thirty days thereafter Hn(j
answer, or de&or to the coin?|ain,
of ,th??flait(tfff, or- the relief h *
. -V i. . 1 Oc
maJide4;??lL! he - granted.
jWj&fttey&e 7th dav of \|,r.
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? 'Iv i BAN ALLISON,
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Clerk of The Supe rior C,turt
I Statement jfrom Official
I of Jackson County Bank
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|1 Owing to tfe-??>ngestion in the of
fice of the G|A)hiissioner of Banks
I at Raleigh, caused by the appliea
| tions of three hundred seventy-two |
|t - banks in North Carolina for per
il ? ? mission to he re:opened, all of
II' ... which applications are thoroughly
I investigated .and considered by the
[ Banking . Department, there is
I much delay. Fe hope to get favor
l| ? " able consideration at an early dale.
| The cash trust funds for local bus
| ; iness will be continued in accord
ance with regulations, and as are
| ? now handled by us. ? ?
Jackson County Bank
E, Ii. McKee, Vice President
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