06 Mar 1890
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1890
Page
1
Freight trains pass Lutesville heading north and south with schedules noted. The town features market bargains, church notices, school events, sales, and various personal updates including residents visiting St Louis, trades in plows, jewelry offers, and public notices on court, cannery talks, and subscriptions.
County Court proceedings show adjournment in February with all judges present. Claims include J M Finney lumber charges of 21.40 and road assessments for St Louis TM and 8 Ry at 4500 per mile raised to 9700 per mile. Depot yard raises from 150 to 200, water tank 200, Lutesville depot 200, C G & S Ry assessed 84000 per mile, Sturdivant depot 150, Section house at Antie place 2160, Brownwood branch 200 per mile, Zalma depot 200, collector to pay costs 50 80, settlement to April 28 1800, school fund bond foreclosure HM Baker 812, and Albury awards hooks.
Wilson Wariner named executor after probate court grants letters testamentary for A J Campbell deceased of Bollinger County Missouri. Claimants must present within one year to receive allowance. claims not shown within two years from publication barred.
Notice of publication states that Anderson Vige filed for a settlement proof to support his claim in Missouri. The hearing will occur at the Chenit Court in Bidlinger County on May 21, 1800, with witnesses Alfred Shell Henry Shell Dossie Shell and others from Lutesgitle Missouri. Registration by Jadou Tait, Register.
The sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri will advertise and sell at public auction the property described in a deed of trust dated December 23 186 and recorded in Hook 1 at page 164 to satisfy a mortgage debt secured by real estate in Bollinger County The sale follows a February 1890 court order finding default and directing sale to pay principal and interest of 105 65 With proceeds paying costs Then the balance goes to Hollinger County for the school fund The sale is at the front door of the Bollinger County Courthouse in Marble Hill Missouri between 9am and 5pm on the day of sale The named borrowers were William T Williams Nancy Williams America Williams and E Willis with John Munkey listed as authority in the mortgage deed
Public Administrator of Bellinger County has taken charge of the estate of James Turner, deceased, for administration. Dated February 1, 1890. Creditors and all interested parties are notified to present claims in due form. John R. Welch serves as Public Administrator.
In Bollinger County Missouri a sheriff sale of unsold school lands is set for March 3 1890 at the Marble Hill courthouse. The 40 acre lots include sections 16 28 8 and 31 33 10 east and other portions of the school fund. terms require 20 percent cash and 12 month credit with eight percent interest. Also listed are several mortgage lands seized under delinquent tax and separate special executions with March 11 1890 sale dates for Marble Hill real estate.
Public sale of two parcels under special execution to satisfy a tax debt. James Seabaugh as collector vs Ann Redrick and Synthin Kombo. Auctions set for March 11 1890 at Marble Hill court house, Bollinger County Missouri. Properties include 160 acres in section IL township 2 range 4 east and 40 acres in section 25 township 30 range 9 east. Property to be sold at public auction for cash to cover the debt and costs. John Huskey Sheriff.
A special execution issued by the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri targets a 40 acre parcel described as the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter in Section 27 Township 2 Range East. The sale is set for March 11 1890 at Marble Hill Courthouse between morning and afternoon hours to satisfy jail costs and related lien.
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