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AROUND THE DISfRICI
By George Vitag» U. S.
Forest Ranger
J. Craig English, State
Forest Fire Warden for
Yancey County, set aside
his fire fighting tools the
other day to put on an ap
ron and proceeded to turn
out one of the tastiest out
door chicken dinners that
it has been our privilege
to eat in a long time. Mr.
English and his men were
hosts at Camp Ray, Burns
ville, to N. C. fire fighters
from Yancey and Mitel ell
Counties. State District
Forester B. H. Corpening
came from Asheville and
Fire Warden, Frank Bryant
and his assistants were
over from Mitchell County.
Do you know who your
local farm forester is? If
you own a small tract of
woodland it may pay you to
find out because his pro
fessional advice and service
are available to you, free of
charge. Upon receiving a
request for assistance, the
forester visits your woods
fH FOODS I
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'Pm , Complete Line of Farcy
Jxfljjjfr'/'', jtt Groceries: Fruits, Vege- j
M) ■ \ i f tables, Canned Goods and j
A ijyf Meats of all kinds.
RAY BROS. GROCERY I
| Three Big Auction Sales in One j
Just East of Burnsville
9 On Highway! 9E| 9
The L. E. Briggs Property S
9 . Near Glen Raven Silk Mills'
y
9 This Sale Postponed on Account of Rain 9
S FRIDAY, SEPT. 8 1:30 P. M. !
S' !
Business Lots, about 100 Residential
5 Lots. Also 11 room house, 2 baths,
J large lot, furnace and stoker. 9 room w
e house, 2 baths with 3 room apartment. S I
Jar of Money will be Given Away h
9 Good Music
Easy Terms Small Down Payment S
Look this property over and meet us
on the ground on day of sale. 9
9 Will Sell Rain or Shine This Time 9
9 HONEYCUn REAL ESTATE & AUCTION COMPANY S
! OF BOONE, N. C. S
-
with you fend
advises on its management
needs: He may prepare a
simple management plan,
help mark trees to be cut,
and advise on marketing
your forest products. Or
'he may recommend against
cutting young timber that
will pay off jfhuch better if
allowed to grow a few more
years.
Bill Keppler is Farm For
ester for McDowell County
and Joe B. Bernard covers
Mitchell and Yancey Coun
ties. All that it takes to
get free forestry advice
from a professional farm
forester is a letter or a
penny post card addressed
to B. H. Corpening, District
Forester, 222 Federal Bldg.,
Box 368, Asheville, N. C.
The farm forestry work
is cooperatively financed
by the State and the Feder
al Government.
It looks like all fishermen
can be expecting better
luck in the not too distant
future. Recently, President
Truman signed the Dingell
Bill under which an excise
tax on fishing tackle is ex-
, NOTICE 69 BALE 09
LAND FOR TAXES
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Board of County Commiss
ioners of Yancey County direct
ing the undersigned Tax Collector
of said county to sell all land for
1949 taxes:
NOW, THEREFORE, pursuant
to the order of the Board of Coun
ty Commissioners the undersign
ed will on the ELEVENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1950, AT THE
COURTHOUSE DOOR IN BUR
NSVILLE, N. C., sell all of the
following described property of
the taxpayers as shown by the
following list for 1949 taxes to
gether with tax, penalty and cost.
If the sale cannot be completed
on the Eleventh of September,
then the undersigned will continue
said sale from day to day until
the sale is completed.
L. M. ROBINSON, Tax Collec
tor for Yancey County.
August 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7.
Burnsville Township
Name: Acres & Lots: Tax
Allen, Frank, 41-10 A. $30.01
Angel, A. IL, « A. 10.14
Anglin, Frances, 7 A. 20.31
Anglin, Richmond C., 4A. 23.38
pected to make three to
four million dollars avail
able, for division among the
states, to improve the fish
habitat on the nation’s lak
■ es and streams. Passage of
the Dingell Bill culminates
; 10 years of effort by sports
men’s organizations and
State fish and game de
partments
THE YANCEY RECORD
Baker, Dewey i Lot 2i.il
Bodfotd, Fred, 16 A. 19.06
Bodford, Ban, 46 A. 17.48
Bodford, Ray, 10 7-10 A. 18.56
Bealer, S. 8., 3 Low, 15.18
Brown, George, 98 A. 114.35
Blevins, Z. R., 9 A. 11.72
Blevins, Marion, 1 A. 7.00
Clouse, Mrs. Bill, 6% A. 8.99
Dillinger, Ralph, 18 A. 23.88
Edwards, Bessie Hrs., 118 A. 82.21
English, Craig, 1 Lot 30.09
Gardner, Charles K, 83 A. 100.11
Griffith, James, 1 Lot 7.76
Hipps, W. H. Adm., 1 Lot AZ 94
King, Yates, 1 Lot 15.20
Mclntosh, J. C-, 4 Lota 63.45
Mitchell, Robert, % A. 6.12
Parker, D. N-. 1 A. 4.69
Penland, Rhea, 1 Lot 61.70
Peterson, Ralph, 2 A. 28.08
Quinn, Mrs. Burgin, 30 A. 19.90
Ray, Frank, 146 A. 43.75
Rathbum, W. A., 1% A. 5.65
Riddle, Welzie Jr., 1 Lot 28.47
Riddle, M. P. Hrs., 11 A. 4.50
Riddle, Stanley M., 1 Lot 47.06
Shepherd, Boyd 1 A. 2 L. 8.98
Smith, Jennis A. 2 Lots 31.04
Tipton, Hedge, 29 A. 18.71
Taylor, Ernest, 1% A. 8.03
Watson, Frank H., 1 Lot 46.00
Wilson, iR. W. Jr. & Joseph
8., % A. 79.79
Whitaker, G. W., 3-4 A. 16.61
Colored
Smith, Hattie, 1 Lot $1.83
Roland, Lee Roy, % A. 8.24
Parker, Dolphus, 7 A. 9.84
Griffith, Hugh Lee, 4% A. 16.48
Griffith, George Lee, 1 Lot 16.46
Kyle. Winiford, 1 Lot 3.26
Griffith, Junior, 1 Lot 4.44
Griffith, Jim, 1 Lot 10.15
Henson, Zeb, 2 A. 10.16
Wilson, Warner, 1 A. 8.44
Young, Bob, 1 Lot 11.21
Young, Lester, 1 Lot 9.18
Young, James 8., 2 Lobs 10.26
Cane River Township
Blankenship, Zeb Hrs., 58 A $18.14
Buckner, Harvey, 18 A. 11.99
Buckner, Riley W., 1-10 A. 13.21
Buckner, Charles, 19 A. 7.27
Crowder, Aburn, 1 A. 10.32
Hensley, John H., 22 A. 7.93
Hensley, Mrs. Joe Hilemon
6 A. 2.93
King, Molt. 64 A. 28.17
McAllister, Burdett, 22 A. 19.88
Moore, Arthur, 20 A. 9.48
Ray, Richard, 19 A. 26.37
Riddle, Mrs. Ella, 10 A. 6.34
Robinson, Hicks, 25 A. 28.02
Silver, Carl 41 A. 23.69
Egypt Township
Bradford, C. R. Hrs., 15 A. $17.94
Bradford, Melburn, 10 A. 14.9 J
Edwards, Monroe, 1-10 A. 1.83
Edwards, E. H. Hrs., 15 A. 3.36
Ledford, Roy, 8 A. 10.92
Pate, Baxter, 12 A. 12.25
Riddle, Tom, 55 A. 10.51
Sheltz, Frank, 15 A. 3.36
Wilson, C. S. Hrs., 103 A. 28.21
Wilson, Woodrow, 37 A. 13.50
Colored
Roland, Will, 23 A. 10.61
Ramseytown Township
Adkins, Rube & Jessie, 17 A $10.89
Adkins, Will, 20 A. I**' 1
Adkins, Morris 1 A. 8.67
Bryant, Frank, «g >.40
Cooper, Sid, 8 A. 12.23
Fox, Leah, 46 A. 7.07
Fender, Howard, 10% A. 22.83
Howell, John M. Hrs., 76 A. 11.37
Howell, Russell, 25 A. 12.83
Haney, Alfred, 26 A. 8.79
Ledford, Mrs. Elzie, 20 A. 8.79
Murphy, Conway, 1 A. 21.38
Phillips, Lonnie Hrs. 10 A. 3.26
Tipton, Oscar, 40 A. 8.97,
Tolly, Mack, 10 A. 9.67 s
Green Mountain Township
Hughes, Arnold, 50 A. $15.24
Renfro, John Jr., 17 A. 15.30
Randolph, M. A., 57 A. 10.06
Webb, Charles, 26 A. 14.61
Webb, Charles Jr., 1% A. 11.97
Whitson, Handy, 60 A. 27.51
Jacks Creek Township
Bryant, John, 37 A. $16.51
Deyton, C. C. Hrs., 20 A. 8.98
English, Wade, 18 A. 14.61
Graves, H. E., Min. Inst. 5.16
Higgins, Joe, 60 A. 41.90
Hensley, S. L. Hrs. 35 A. 48.76
Hensley, Wiley, 18 A. 13.18
Honeycutt, Fred, 15 A. 17.31
Honeycutt, Howard, 20 A. 21.35
Laws, Walter, 24% A. 6.62
Peterson, Rev. Jim, 27 A. 14.52
Taylor, Mrs. Ernest, 18 A. 12.03
Wright, Willard, 31% A. 18.64
Webb, George, 30 A. 47.91
Walker, James T., 28 A. 23.79
Wilson, Ed, 115% A. 119.43
Brush Creek Township
Grindstaff, S. J. 202 A. $69.11
Grindstaff, R. K., 5 A. 55.66
Graves, H. E., Min. Inst. 6.93
Johnson, Junior, 21 A. 75.65
Johnson, Floyd, 4 A. 24.76
Johnson, Harvey, 2 A. 8.38
Lyle, Roy C., 21 A. 26.32
Robinson, Doris, 2% A. 19.47
Robinson, Bristo, 5 A. 8.39
Silvers, Carl, 5.98
Thomas, Curtis, 3 A. 8.24
Woody, John C., 62 A. 28.67
Woody, Glen. 2A. ' 7.42
Crabtree Township
Adkins, Vernon, 3 A: $7.08
Banks, Wesley, % A. 61.17
Bartlet, Avery, l A. 4.69
Bennett, S. M. Hrs. 20 A. 8.99
Blake, Newell S., 63 A. 20.43
Boone, Dove, 91 A. 58.64
Boone, Deward, 1 A. 9.19
Buchanan, Samantha, % A. 2.32
Burleson, Willard, 1 A. 4.21
Cannon, Mrs. Claris 95 A. 22.72
Chrisawn, Paul, r A. 9.00
Clawson, Grant, 36 A. H 29
Deyton, T. W. Hrs.. 20 A. 8.98
Gardner, Robert Est., 20 A. 15.08
Gouge, Grayson, 1% A. 9-20
H*}J. Charlie, 44% A. 27.16
Hall, Herbert M., 6 A. 26.18
Hall, Mark Jr., 14 A. 24.26
Harris, Leland, 6% A. 20.28
Honeycutt, Ruben Jr., % A. 3.74
Honeycutt, Heirs, 18 A. 8.82
Hughes, Ransom, 9 A. 8.24
Huskins. James A., 1 A. 6.86
Jones, James, 2 A. 29.66
McCracken, Mrs. Henry 17 A 10.36
McCracken, R. H. Hrs. 128 A 36.65
McCurry, Vaughn, 1 A. 12.43
McKinney, John D., 22 A. 84.19
McKinney, W. A., 37 A. 36.42
Presnell, L. M. Hrs., 26 A. 11.27
Renfro, Jeff. i a. 6.36
Renfro, Cecil, 8 A. 12.26
Robinson, Mrs. Lou, 3A. 9.19
Silver, W. H., 2o A. 2.26
Styles, Rass, 4 A. 16.27
Suggett, Mrs. O. L., 7 A. 6.64
Thomas. Floyd, 1-4 A. 7.29
Thomas, Jeter, % A. 15.03
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ftuwnas, Mrs. C. C., BA. 17.90
Thomas, Roy, 6 A. 6.38
Wilson, Herbert, 12 A. 15.33
Wyatt, Charles K., 7 A. 8.24
Young, Mrs. J. T., 7 A. 8.67
Young, Val, % A. 7.77
Young, Fortner & Blevins
20 A. (Mineral Inst) 5.17
South Toe Township
Autrey, G. M. !& H. A. Hrs.
Mineral Inst. $4.70
Buchanan, Lee, 2% A. 7.69
Carroll, J. b., 12 A. 27.27
Cook, Rogei 3 A. 16.77
Fender, Arliw, 6 A. 13.08
Grindstaff, Fred, 28 A. 20.26
Hall, Eugene, % A. 8.66
Harrison, Robert, 2 A. 3.85
Harrison, Floyd, 4 A. 6.52
Hollifiejd, Mrs. Belle, 40 A. 12.96
Huskins, Clyde, 22 A. 30.56
McMahan, William, 23 A. 16.47
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Ogle, H. 8., 21 A. 20.23 1
Phillips, John W., 66 A. 19.001
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Robinson, Garland, 2 A. 13.99
Robinson, G. D., 2 A. 4.241
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Weatherman, M. H. Hrs. 10 A 5.37
Westall, James Hrs, 100 A.
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Baker, Ed, 1 A. 15.66
Burleson, T. A., 30 A. 18.95 1
Dubois, Mrs. R., 1 A. 3.26
Futch, Daniel E., 1 A. 3.26
Hensley, Walter, 7% A. 9.48
Hutchins, Gilbert, 45 A. 13.76
Hutchins, Mrs Fred Est 10 A 16.62
Martin, Wm. L., 1 A. • 3.26
Mumpower, Julia Est., 2 A. 5.84
McMahan, McKinley, 49 A. 23.52
McMahan, Belle R., 8 A. 4.09 1
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Otic, William, 1 A. 4.69
! Pelletier, Roy, 2 A; 13.75
! Penland, S. L., 40 A. 21.54
Riddle, Kermit, 16 A. 23.90
! Rathbone, Charlie, 10 A. 8.91
Threadglll, Percy, 4374 A. 317.77
Wilson, Charles H., 20 A. 30.00
Whitehurst, Mrs. O. 8., 3 A. 4.02
Allen, E. A. Est., 35 A. 8.02
Rassey, C. A., 1 A. 12.79
Prices Creek Township
Anglin, J. B. Est. 3% A. $4.40
Arrowood, C. 8., 6 A. 9.24
Banks, Everett V., 1 A. bal. 10.85
Banks, Donald, 799 A. 264.46
Fox, John, 6 A. 6.59
McPeters, Bam, 2 A. 13.43
Melton, Lewis, 1 A. 326
Metcalf, D. J., 23 A. 13.99
Metcalf, Clyde, 8 A. 8.40
, Rathbum,' Glenn, 55 A. 40.73
J3mdth, Coleman, 13 A. 7.55
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